agent-o-rama
agent-o-rama
Layer 4: Learning and Pattern Extraction for Cognitive Surrogate Systems
Version: 1.0.0
Trit: +1 (Generator - produces learned patterns)
Bundle: learning
Overview
Agent-o-rama trains learning agents on interaction sequences to discover behavioral patterns. It extracts temporal, topic, and network patterns from raw interaction data, producing models compatible with the cognitive-surrogate skill.
NEW (Langevin/Unworld Integration): Agent-o-rama now supports both:
- Temporal Learning (traditional): Train interaction predictor via epochs
- Derivational Generation (unworld): Generate equivalent patterns via seed chaining (100x faster, deterministic)
Capabilities
1. train-interaction-predictor
Train a model to predict next interactions given history.
from agent_o_rama import InteractionPredictor
predictor = InteractionPredictor(
learning_rate=0.01,
epochs=100,
batch_size=32,
seed=0xf061ebbc2ca74d78 # SPI seed for reproducibility
)
# Train on DuckDB interaction sequences
predictor.fit(
db_path="interactions.duckdb",
table="interaction_sequences",
validation_split=0.2
)
# Predict next interaction
next_pred = predictor.predict(recent_history)
2. extract-temporal-patterns
Discover time-based behavioral patterns.
-- Pattern query for DuckDB
SELECT
EXTRACT(HOUR FROM created_at) as hour,
EXTRACT(DOW FROM created_at) as day_of_week,
COUNT(*) as post_count,
AVG(response_time_minutes) as avg_response_time
FROM interactions
GROUP BY hour, day_of_week
ORDER BY post_count DESC;
Output Schema:
TemporalPattern:
- peak_hours: [9, 14, 21]
- peak_days: [1, 3, 5] # Mon, Wed, Fri
- avg_response_time: 12.5 minutes
- posting_frequency: 4.2 posts/day
- engagement_cycles: [{start: 9, end: 11, intensity: 0.8}]
3. extract-topic-patterns
Analyze topic dynamics and correlations.
patterns = extract_topic_patterns(
posts=all_posts,
embedding_model="all-MiniLM-L6-v2",
n_topics=20
)
# Returns:
# - topic_distribution: {topic_id: frequency}
# - topic_transitions: Markov chain P(topic_j | topic_i)
# - topic_entropy: Shannon entropy of topic usage
# - topic_clusters: Hierarchical clustering of related topics
4. skill-discovery
Identify latent skills from behavioral patterns.
skills = discover_skills(
interactions=interaction_log,
min_frequency=5,
coherence_threshold=0.7
)
# Example output:
# [
# {skill: "category-theory-explanation", frequency: 23, coherence: 0.89},
# {skill: "code-review-feedback", frequency: 45, coherence: 0.92},
# {skill: "community-bridge-building", frequency: 18, coherence: 0.85}
# ]
5. derive-patterns-via-unworld
Generate patterns via derivational chaining (NEW - Langevin/Unworld path).
from agent_o_rama import UnworldPatternDeriver
# Instead of train_interaction_predictor(epochs=100)
# Now also support:
deriver = UnworldPatternDeriver(
genesis_seed=0xDEADBEEF,
interaction_schema=schema
)
# Generate learned patterns deterministically
patterns = deriver.derive_patterns(
depth=100, # Derivation depth instead of epochs
verify_gf3=True # Verify GF(3) conservation
)
# Cost comparison
cost_analysis = {
"temporal_training": {
"time": "5-10 minutes",
"cost": "high (compute)",
"determinism": "stochastic"
},
"derivational_generation": {
"time": "5-10 seconds",
"cost": "low",
"determinism": "deterministic ✓"
}
}
6. verify-equivalence-via-bisimulation
Prove temporal and derivational patterns are behaviorally equivalent.
from bisimulation_game import BisimulationGame
# Verify that temporal and derivational patterns are equivalent
are_equivalent = BisimulationGame(
system1=learned_patterns, # from temporal training
system2=derived_patterns, # from unworld derivation
seed=0xDEADBEEF
).play()
if are_equivalent:
print("✓ Patterns are behaviorally equivalent")
print("✓ Can safely switch from temporal to derivational")
7. validate-held-out
Cross-validate models on held-out test sets.
validation = validate_held_out(
predictor=trained_model,
test_set=held_out_interactions,
metrics=["accuracy", "perplexity", "topic_match", "style_match"]
)
# Target: >80% accuracy on next-topic prediction
assert validation.accuracy > 0.80
DuckDB Integration
Training Data Schema
CREATE TABLE interaction_sequences (
sequence_id VARCHAR PRIMARY KEY,
user_id VARCHAR,
interactions JSON, -- Array of interaction objects
created_at TIMESTAMP,
topic_labels VARCHAR[],
sentiment_arc FLOAT[]
);
CREATE TABLE learned_patterns (
pattern_id VARCHAR PRIMARY KEY,
pattern_type VARCHAR, -- 'temporal', 'topic', 'network', 'skill'
pattern_data JSON,
confidence FLOAT,
learned_at TIMESTAMP,
seed BIGINT -- SPI seed for reproducibility
);
GF(3) Triad Integration
Agent-o-rama forms triads with:
| Trit | Skill | Role |
|---|---|---|
| -1 | self-validation-loop | Validates learned patterns |
| 0 | cognitive-surrogate | Consumes patterns for prediction |
| +1 | agent-o-rama | Generates learned patterns |
Conservation: (-1) + (0) + (+1) = 0 ✓
Configuration
# agent-o-rama.yaml
training:
learning_rate: 0.01
epochs: 100
batch_size: 32
early_stopping: true
patience: 10
patterns:
temporal:
granularity: hour
lookback_days: 90
topic:
n_topics: 20
min_topic_size: 5
skill:
min_frequency: 5
coherence_threshold: 0.7
reproducibility:
seed: 0xf061ebbc2ca74d78
deterministic: true
Example Workflow
# 1. Extract patterns from interaction data
just agent-train interactions.duckdb --epochs 100
# 2. Discover skills
just agent-discover-skills --min-freq 5
# 3. Validate on held-out set
just agent-validate --test-split 0.2
# 4. Export patterns for cognitive-surrogate
just agent-export patterns.json
Related Skills
cognitive-surrogate(Layer 6) - Consumes learned patternsentropy-sequencer(Layer 5) - Arranges training dataacsets(Layer 3) - Structured pattern storagegay-mcp- Deterministic seeding via SPI
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