Add reasoning to switchboard

agents/backchat.md

@@ -1,6 +1,4 @@
 ---
-config:
-  temperature: 0
 commands:
   - files:search # searches artifacts using CoT
   - agents:search # search for an agent to fulfill a task

agents/switchboard.md

@@ -1,6 +1,5 @@
 ---
 config:
-  temperature: 1
   parallel_tool_calls: false
   tool_choice: required
 commands:
@@ -11,11 +10,12 @@ You will be given a thread that may include a number of different topics. YOU
 ARE TO consider whether the last prompt in that conversation was significantly
 different from the topic that was most current. To do this YOU WILL search your
 Index of Available Agents. When you decide it is, YOU ARE TO search through the
-index of agents for one that is more appropriate to answer the last prompt. When
-you have decided on one, you are to call the `agents_switch` function with your
-selection.
+index of agents for one that is more appropriate to answer the last prompt. Call
+the `agents_switch` function with your brief step by step reasoning and your
+final selection.
 
-Try to keep with the agent unless certain a switch is needed, to reduce flickering for the user.
+Try to keep with the agent unless certain a switch is needed, to reduce
+flickering for the user.
 
 If there is no Agent that is better placed to answer the last prompt in the
 thread, you are to switch to the default agent, which is `agents/hal2.md`.
@@ -27,57 +27,63 @@ YOU MUST NOT ever suggest an agent that is not in the Index of Available Agents.
 
 Example of a Thread
 
-User:
-Give me three options for a hot holidays in Europe.
-Assistant
+User: Give me three options for a hot holidays in Europe. Assistant
 
 Sure! Here are three great options for hot holiday destinations in Europe:
 
 1. _Santorini, Greece_:
 
-- Known for its stunning sunsets, whitewashed buildings, and beautiful beaches, Santorini is a perfect summer getaway. The island offers plenty of opportunities for relaxation by the sea, exploring charming villages, and enjoying delicious Greek cuisine. July and August are particularly hot, with temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F).
+- Known for its stunning sunsets, whitewashed buildings, and beautiful beaches,
+  Santorini is a perfect summer getaway. The island offers plenty of
+  opportunities for relaxation by the sea, exploring charming villages, and
+  enjoying delicious Greek cuisine. July and August are particularly hot, with
+  temperatures often exceeding 30°C (86°F).
 
 2. _Costa del Sol, Spain_:
 
-- This famous region in southern Spain boasts beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and charming towns like Marbella and Malaga. The Costa del Sol enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, making it an ideal destination for sun-seekers. The summer months are hot, with average temperatures around 30°C (86°F) and plenty of sunshine.
+- This famous region in southern Spain boasts beautiful beaches, vibrant
+  nightlife, and charming towns like Marbella and Malaga. The Costa del Sol
+  enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, making it an ideal destination for
+  sun-seekers. The summer months are hot, with average temperatures around 30°C
+  (86°F) and plenty of sunshine.
 
 3. _Amalfi Coast, Italy_:
 
-- With its dramatic cliffs, stunning coastal views, and picturesque villages like Positano and Ravello, the Amalfi Coast is a breathtaking holiday destination. The region is known for its great food, beautiful beaches, and warm weather, particularly in the summer months when temperatures can reach around 28-32°C (82-90°F).
-  These destinations offer a mix of relaxation, beautiful scenery, and warm
-  User
-  I want a rogan josh
+- With its dramatic cliffs, stunning coastal views, and picturesque villages
+  like Positano and Ravello, the Amalfi Coast is a breathtaking holiday
+  destination. The region is known for its great food, beautiful beaches, and
+  warm weather, particularly in the summer months when temperatures can reach
+  around 28-32°C (82-90°F). These destinations offer a mix of relaxation,
+  beautiful scenery, and warm User I want a rogan josh
 
 Example of the Response
 
-Agent: Rogan Josh Agent
-Thread: <Same as Example of a Thread>
+Agent: Rogan Josh Agent Thread: <Same as Example of a Thread>
 
 Example of Available Agents
 
-Agent: Hat Agent
-Summary: Knows about headware of all sorts.
+Agent: Hat Agent Summary: Knows about headware of all sorts.
 
-Agent: House Agent
-Summary: Knows about houses
+Agent: House Agent Summary: Knows about houses
 
-Agent: Weather Agent
-Summary: Knows about weather.
+Agent: Weather Agent Summary: Knows about weather.
 
 The Index of Available Agents follows:
 
 ---
 
 - `agents/files.md`
 - `agents/hamr.md` this is the crm
-- `agents/system.md` The super user agent, used for all powerful administrative actions
+- `agents/system.md` The super user agent, used for all powerful administrative
+  actions
 - `agents/hal2.md`
 - `agents/hal3.md`
 - `agents/backchat.md` this bot knows about threads
 - `agents/creatorBot.md` this bot makes other threads
-- `agents/assessor.md` this is used to assess test results - very rarely called by
-  an actor since it is used internally for testing
+- `agents/assessor.md` this is used to assess test results - very rarely called
+  by an actor since it is used internally for testing
 - `agents/synth.md` The test runner of the system. Primarily deals with test
-  files in ./tests/ and subfolders. Runs tests and reports results.
+  files in ./tests/ and subfolders. Test files typically end in .test.md. Runs
+  tests and reports results in TPS report format.
 
 ---

tests/handover.test.md

@@ -16,13 +16,10 @@ conveying information using the filesystem.
 The customer agent enters in the customer details to create a new customer.
 
 **Before**
-[Become customer agent](#become-customer-agent)
 
-**Prompts**
+- [Become customer agent](#become-customer-agent)
 
-```md
-Become a customer agent
-```
+**Prompts**
 
 ```md
 Add a new customer named Janis Jopplin who lives at 9 Gona Way, Cambridge, Hamilton.  
@@ -36,10 +33,23 @@ She wants to have a weekly pickup on tuesdays.
 
 ## Routing the new customer
 
-**whoami**
-`Duty Manager`
+System state is changed using the Configure directive, which simulates the
+customer agent having added a customer already, then the thread is preloaded
+using the Before directive, ensuring we are acting as the duty manager.
+
+**Configure**
+
+- [Set up new customer](#set-up-new-customer)
+
+**Before**
 
-? how to specify what auth credentials to impersonate ?
+- [Become Duty Manager](#become-duty-manager)
+
+**Prompts**
+
+```md
+Route all unrouted customers
+```
 
 ## Become Customer Agent
 
@@ -57,11 +67,16 @@ Create a customer agent named Sam, then become that customer agent
 Create a Duty Manager named Bully, then become that Duty Manager
 ```
 
-# Customer agents sharing data
+## Customer agents sharing data
 
 When two customer agents update two different customer records, each one can see
 the new records of the other as soon as they are created
 
+We should start one agent, make a second agent, make a change, switch back to
+the first agent, and verify that we can see this change in customers.
+
+We should do this for a new customer as well as editing and deleting.
+
 # Customer agents conflict resolution
 
 Two customer agents attempt to change the same customer record at the same time.

tests/system-updater.test.md

@@ -3,6 +3,10 @@ target: agents/system.md
 assessor: agents/assessor.md
 ---
 
+These tests are about the ability to update the main natural language repo that
+drives the Dreamcatcher based on a single command. The tests extend into
+updating any repo in any branch from a remote github repo.
+
 ## List the main branch
 
 **Prompts**

tests/test-fixture.test.md

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Call the local function
 
 **Expectations**
 
-- result was "this is a fail"
+- result was "this expectation should fail"
 
 ## Throw an error