Key Design Decisions added:
- #11: Beads as Swarm State (No Separate Database)
- #12: Agent Session Lifecycle (Daemon Protection)
- #13: Resource-Constrained Worker Pool
New section: Multi-Wave Swarms
- Wave orchestration via dependency graph
- Witness multi-wave loop pseudocode
- Long-running autonomy through daemon persistence
This eliminates the need for SQLite/manifest storage for swarms.
Beads epics and dependencies encode all swarm state.
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Comprehensive prompt system documentation including:
- Full PGT prompt inventory (roles, mail, spawn, lifecycle)
- Gap analysis (Witness has no prompts!)
- GGT architecture recommendations (directory structure, template engine)
- Complete Witness prompt design (new role!)
- Implementation plan with phases
Related: gt-59p
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- System overview: Town hierarchy with Overseer, Mayor, Rigs, Agents
- Communication flows: Mail-based agent communication
- Swarm dispatch sequence: Full workflow from Overseer to completion
- Worker cleanup sequence: Witness verification with escalation path
- Session cycling sequence: Mail-to-self handoff pattern
- Rig structure: Visual of container with agent directories
- Merge queue flow: Polecat branches → Refinery → main
All diagrams render in GitHub markdown.
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Plugins are just more agents in the wasteland - with identities,
mailboxes, and beads access. No special framework, just directory
conventions and mail-based invocation.
Added beads:
- gt-axz: Plugin architecture epic
- gt-8dv: CLI plugin commands
- gt-pio: merge-oracle plugin (merge queue analysis)
- gt-35x: plan-oracle plugin (work decomposition)
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Major architecture decision: rigs are now pure container directories,
not git clones. This prevents agent confusion by ensuring each agent
has exactly one place to work (their own /rig/ clone).
Key changes:
- Rig root is NOT a git repo - just a container
- Rig-level .beads/ holds issues for all agents in that rig
- Agents use BEADS_DIR env var to point to rig's beads
- Refinery's clone is the authoritative "main branch" view
- Added design decisions #6 (rig as container) and #7 (BEADS_DIR)
See also: beads issue bd-411u for BEADS_DIR documentation.
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Replaced 4 individual design docs with single master architecture doc.
Design content moved to bead descriptions (self-contained, no markdown refs).
Closed gt-cr0.
- Add docs/architecture.md: top-down Gas Town explanation
- Delete docs/{town,swarm-shutdown,polecat-beads-access,mayor-handoff}-design.md
- Update CLAUDE.md to point to architecture.md
- Update beads: gt-sd6, gt-f8v, gt-eu9, gt-gl2, gt-zx3, gt-e1y, gt-cjb, gt-082,
gt-g2d, gt-sye, gt-vci, gt-82y, gt-l3c, gt-u82 now self-contained
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Architecture decision (gt-iib):
- Per-rig agents: mayor/, witness/, refinery/, polecats/ in each rig
- Visible config dir: config/ not .gastown/
- Witness role: per-rig pit boss with its own clone
- Minimal invasiveness: only .git/info/exclude modified
- Updated config file examples for new structure
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- Go project structure (go.mod, cmd/gt/main.go)
- Beads database initialized with gt- prefix
- Town management design doc (docs/town-design.md)
- Basic README and CLAUDE.md
Epics tracked:
- gt-u1j: Port Gas Town to Go
- gt-f9x: Town & Rig Management
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