1. The Broken Telephone of Multi-Agent Systems
Conversational prompt delegation between agents is fundamentally broken. Natural language degrades across multi-hop handoffs, leading to severe context drift, capability blindness, and unbounded token burn.
Project Benjamin (Skill 93: Autonomous Dispatch OS) replaces natural language chatter with formal Typed Work Packets (TWP), pre-flight capability probes, and cryptographic execution leases.
2. Pre-Flight Capability Probes
Before any model invocation occurs, Benjamin probes the execution node for RAM, GPU buffers, PATH compilers, and active connector leases. If a prerequisite fails, the model is never called, saving 100% of wasted tokens.
3. Mathematical Zero-Drift Telemetry
Benjamin enforces an angular drift invariant in semantic latent space:
maxt ∈ [0, T] D(st, g*) ≤ Δmax (Δmax = 0.18)If an agent deviates from the operator's mission vector g*, Benjamin executes an immediate Semantic Intercept with orthogonal error correction.
4. Cryptographic Leases & Anti-Loop Circuit Breakers
Every worker executes under hard token, time, and path bounds. Non-mutating cyclic actions are detected in the AST action hash ring, instantly tripping the circuit-breaker and rolling back state.