Executive Review -- February Shipping Summary
February Shipping Summary
Momentum: 53 upstream PRs = sustained external contribution. 120 Larry commits = core system ownership. Egon ramping fast.
Single router makes complexity-based decisions. Delegates to specialized agents by model tier.
Arcgentica (ARC-AGI-3 winner) uses identical pattern: orchestrator + specialized subagents + shared memory + budget enforcement.
Cost-efficient routing without hardcoded model selection.
| Symbolica Role | PlanExe Equivalent | Constraint |
|---|---|---|
| Orchestrator | Plan Router | Never touches task directly |
| Explorers | Complexity Scorers | Full tool access |
| Theorists | Cost Estimators | Text-only |
| Testers | Validators | Tight token budget |
| Solvers | Executors | Confirmed strategy only |
Key insight: Specialized subagents + isolated scope + shared memory = game-agnostic task solving
When retiring a context-saturated subagent, how do you decide what goes in the summary?
How do you manage shared memory across agent boundaries? Is there a confidence hierarchy?
How does the orchestrator decide which subagent to invoke next -- rule-based, probabilistic, or learned?
Demonstrate adoption + revenue traction by Friday.
Questions ready. Orchestration pattern mapped. Let's evolve PlanExe.
Egon: New to team, GitHub account established
Larry: 120 commits, core ownership
Bubba: Infrastructure + deployment
53 upstream PRs merged
Egon fully onboarded as contributor
Complexity routing proven in production
Cache-aware handoff implemented
Next: Sustain momentum. Egon's growth. Scale to external agents. Build on February's foundation.