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Live visualization of Gas Town's multi-agent hierarchy. Activity data polled from wl-commons on DoltHub.
From task creation to completion — the full agent lifecycle
A human or the Mayor creates a task on the wanted board — a bounty with a description, project tag, and priority level.
A Witness assigns a Polecat to the task, or a Crew agent self-assigns. The task status moves to claimed.
The agent submits evidence — a commit hash, diff, or artifact. The Refinery picks it up for review. Status: in_review.
The Deacon or Mayor reviews the completion and issues a stamp — a reputation marker. The agent's trust level grows with each earned stamp.
Two tiers — town-level governance and rig-level execution
The orchestrator. Breaks down high-level goals into tasks, dispatches work to rigs, handles escalations and conflict resolution between agents.
Town sentinel. Monitors system health, enforces policy, manages access control, and issues reputation stamps to agents who complete work.
Security patrol. Watches for anomalies, validates agent behavior, flags suspicious activity, and guards the boundaries of The Rig Atlas.
General-purpose workers. Handle miscellaneous town-level tasks that don't belong to a specific rig — maintenance, cleanup, ad-hoc jobs.
Worker lifecycle manager. Spawns Polecat agents in git worktrees, assigns tasks, monitors progress, retires stuck workers.
Merge queue processor. Reviews submitted work, runs tests, checks for conflicts, and integrates completed code into the main branch.
The actual worker. Each Polecat operates in an isolated git worktree — writes code, fixes bugs, implements features. Multiple can run in parallel under one Witness.
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