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fleet-murmur-worker

v0.1.0

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Fleet's thinking engine — runs 5 strategies on math theorems continuously

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fleet-murmur-worker

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TypeScript worker that runs 5 thinking strategies continuously. Results are quality-gated then pushed to PLATO. Part of the Cocapn reverse-actualization truck.

What It Does

The worker runs a set of parallel "murmur" strategies — each one is a thinking approach that processes fleet data, generates insights, and submits them for quality review. Only insights that pass the quality gate make it to PLATO.

The 5 Strategies

These are defined in src/strategies/:

  1. Connect — Finds links between fleet data points
  2. Contradict — Challenges assumptions by looking for opposing evidence
  3. Explore — Investigates unfamiliar territory in the data
  4. Question — Probes gaps and inconsistencies in fleet knowledge
  5. Synthesize — Combines insights from other strategies into coherent findings

How to Run

npm install
npm run build
npm start

Or in dev mode:

npm run dev

Quality Gate

Every insight is scored before PLATO submission. Thresholds are configurable in src/config.ts. Below-threshold results are logged but not committed.

Part of the Fleet

Part of SuperInstance fleet. Reports from Murmur (CCC node). Pushes to PLATO for fleet-wide consumption.