Hierarchical Protocols and Mutation Framework - #178
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This commit introduces a major architectural change to the agent's protocol system, refactoring it from a monolithic `AGENTS.md` to a hierarchical, decentralized structure. Key changes: - The `protocols/build.py` script now discovers and compiles protocol modules from subdirectories, each generating its own `AGENTS.md`. - The root `AGENTS.md` has been updated to serve as a navigable index to the various protocol modules. - A new `mutation` protocol (`MUTATION-001`) has been introduced to provide a formal framework for autonomous code experimentation. - New tools, `code_mutator.py` and `mutation_evaluator.py`, have been added to support the mutation protocol. - The `SYSTEM_DOCUMENTATION.md` and `lessons.jsonl` in the knowledge core have been updated to reflect these new capabilities. - Addressed code review feedback by fixing a duplicate directory issue, resolving dead links in `AGENTS.md`, and restoring important documentation.
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This submission introduces a hierarchical protocol system and a new mutation framework, enabling more modular and extensible agent protocols and providing a foundation for autonomous code mutation and evaluation. It also addresses feedback from the code review, ensuring the stability and completeness of the new architecture.
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