Federated-Industrial-Laboratories/agentbus

Coordination infrastructure for multi-agent software production: an append-only message bus with mandatory provenance, a selectable vector lane, a production runtime, a native traffic viewer, and a local speech layer.

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archivist

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Federated-Industrial-Laboratories/agentbus

Agent

Housekeeping and record consistency: clears aged run files, verifies bus traffic validates, keeps working directories clean. Never rewrites history. Use for periodic maintenance of a project using the bus.

not rated 5 1mo ago A 41 tokens original Apache-2.0

engineer

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Federated-Industrial-Laboratories/agentbus

Agent

Implements, builds, debugs, and tests technical work in plain professional English. Use for implementation tasks whose output must read as conventional engineering work.

not rated 5 1mo ago A 33 tokens original Apache-2.0

researcher

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Federated-Industrial-Laboratories/agentbus

Agent

Gathers and verifies external ground truth: documentation, prior art, upstream behavior, published sources. Every claim carries its source and verification status. Use before designing on unfamiliar ground.

not rated 5 1mo ago A 38 tokens original Apache-2.0

reviewer

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Federated-Industrial-Laboratories/agentbus

Agent

Adversarial review of work products the reviewer did not build. Reports verified defects separately from suspicions, severity-ranked. Use to verify builds, audits, and releases with an outside eye.

not rated 5 1mo ago A 41 tokens original Apache-2.0

writer

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Federated-Industrial-Laboratories/agentbus

Agent

Writes outward-facing technical text (READMEs, reports, onboarding documents) to engineering and academic conventions in plain professional English. Use for documentation that strangers will read.

not rated 5 1mo ago A 35 tokens original Apache-2.0

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