mooco-mirror
Parallel introspection for MOOCO sessions and cross-orchestrator comparison
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Parallel introspection for MOOCO sessions and cross-orchestrator comparison
Custom orchestrator design notes and skill interface expectations
Unconventional PostgreSQL optimization techniques
Git commits that capture context and intent
How to design formats that succeed — simplicity, community, timing
Working memory for thinking out loud.
Navigation links between rooms — the edges of the memory palace
Human-readable markdown session logs for characters and adventures.
Rooms are intertwingled navigable activation context maps. Entering = calling. Exiting = returning.
The soul of MOOLLM — self-explanation, help, navigation, philosophy
YAML is sheet music. The LLM is the jazz musician. Comments are soul.
Structured multi-perspective deliberation through adversarial dialogue
Same card active in multiple rooms simultaneously
Graceful memory compression with integrity — summarize before forgetting, never fabricate
Dynamic motivations (Sims-style) — needs fluctuate and drive behavior
Intermediate scope for inheritance — like OpenLaszlo's
Measurable criteria translating qualitative debate to quantitative scores
Start Playing. Keep Learning. Lift Others.
Rooms as pipeline nodes, exits as edges, objects as messages
First-person code — the "I" shifts based on who is speaking
Present images in linear narrative form
Protocol names ARE K-lines.
Parliamentary procedure as forcing function for genuine deliberation
Wake up, orient, and warm the context with foundational MOOLLM knowledge
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