Deacon uses wisp-based patrol (gt-3x0z.9)

Daemon changes:
- Remove checkDeaconAttachment() - Deacon self-spawns wisps
- Remove findDeaconPatrolMolecule() - unused
- Remove nudgeDeaconForPatrol() - unused
- Remove DeaconPatrolMolecule const - unused
- Remove beads import - no longer needed

Deacon template changes:
- Update to wisp-based patrol model
- Replace bd mol run with bd mol spawn (wisps by default)
- Remove pinned molecule concept for patrol
- Add Why Wisps section explaining ephemeral design
- Update startup/handoff protocols for wisp-based cycles

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Steve Yegge
2025-12-22 02:13:24 -08:00
parent 4c51f41ca9
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@@ -37,8 +37,8 @@ Work in Gas Town exists in three phases, following the states of matter:
### Proto (Solid Phase)
Protos are **frozen workflow patterns** - crystallized templates that encode
reusable work structures. They're the "molds" from which instances are cast.
Protos or protomolecules are **frozen workflow patterns** - crystallized templates that
encode reusable work structures. They're the "molds" from which instances are cast.
```markdown
## Molecule: engineer-in-box
@@ -52,9 +52,13 @@ Needs: (none)
Write the code.
Needs: design
## Step: review
Perform initial code review.
Needs: implement
## Step: test
Write and run tests.
Needs: implement
Needs: review
## Step: submit
Submit for merge.
@@ -62,10 +66,11 @@ Needs: test
```
**Properties:**
- Immutable once defined (frozen)
- Named (e.g., `mol-engineer-in-box`, `mol-code-review`)
- Considered immutable once defined (frozen), though editable
- Named (e.g., `mol-engineer-in-box`, `wisp-deacon-patrol`)
- Can have any name, but convention says how they will materialize.
- Stored in permanent beads with `template` label
- Can be composed into larger protos (polymers)
- Can be composed into larger protos (compounds, polymers)
### Mol (Liquid Phase)