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AGNOTE4482-driven deep analysis of PMOVES.AI repository architecture. Covers MOF framework, 91-agent fleet topology, CATACLYSM Studios L1-L5 structure, voice infrastructure, and critical findings. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::RESEARCH-DELIVERY::2026-07-09
Deep analysis of 2,000-video playlist revealing 9 thematic clusters spanning AI agents, memory systems, local AI, finance, and physics. Includes detailed video analysis and persona grounding signals. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::RESEARCH-DELIVERY::2026-07-09
Adds harness mappings, CGP state vector, and fallback chain. Reference: AGNOTE4482 model configuration audit. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::CONFIG-UPDATE::2026-07-09
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Adds harness mappings, CGP state vector, and fallback chain. Reference: AGNOTE4482 model configuration audit. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::CONFIG-UPDATE::2026-07-09
Adds harness mappings, CGP state vector, and fallback chain. Reference: AGNOTE4482 model configuration audit. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::CONFIG-UPDATE::2026-07-09
Adds harness mappings, CGP state vector, and fallback chain. Reference: AGNOTE4482 model configuration audit. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::CONFIG-UPDATE::2026-07-09
Adds harness mappings, CGP state vector, and fallback chain. Reference: AGNOTE4482 model configuration audit. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::CONFIG-UPDATE::2026-07-09
Complete model suit for Moonshot AI KIMI-K2 with 8 variants, harness mappings, CGP state vector, and provider cascade config. Reference: AGNOTE4482 model configuration audit. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::CONFIG-NEW::2026-07-09
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Executive dashboard, top-20 findings, action priority matrix, deliverables inventory, integration points, critical path, and risk register. 8 GREEN, 1 YELLOW, 1 RED status overview. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::MASTER-INTEGRATION::2026-07-09
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7 resonance anchors, 5-dimension persona synthesis, design artifacts, BPM-prosodic mapping, and cultural microbiome analysis. Derived from 2,000-video YouTube research and 82-track SoundCloud. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::PERSONA-SYNTHESIS::2026-07-09
Complete model spec with hub/spoke architecture, KIMI-K2 8 variants, BGE-M3 hybrid caching, GLM-5.1 NextGen, fallback chains, and TensorZero routing. 2,702 lines. GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::SPEC-DELIVERY::2026-07-09
JSON Schema with 7-layer architecture: agent card, model suit, agent harness, model framework, CHIT hyperdimensions, and 3 complete example cards (GLM-4-Plus, KIMI-K2, GLM-5.1). GRAPHITI_MARK: META-AGENT::SPEC-DELIVERY::2026-07-09
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughRewrites seven model-suit YAML configs (GLM-4-Air/Flash/Plus, GLM-4.7, GLM-5-Turbo, GLM-5.1) to a new ChangesModel Suit Configuration Rewrite
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In config-driven environments that use the existing provider registry, this suit will not resolve the Z.AI provider or secret because the repo’s registry/runtime use zai plus Z_AI_API_KEY (pmoves/config/provider_catalog.yaml, pmoves/config/model_nexus.yaml, and pmoves/providers/zai/sdk.py), while this block introduces zhipu_ai and the deprecated alias ZAI_API_KEY. Operators following the canonical env bundle can have Z_AI_API_KEY set and still fail auth once these suit files are loaded or manually applied; the same mismatch appears in the other updated GLM suit files.
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Fixed in c3a12d7. Updated provider identifiers to use canonical zai + Z_AI_API_KEY to match the existing provider registry across all GLM suit files.
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When GLM-5-Turbo is unavailable because of a shared Z.AI outage, quota, or bad key, this fallback points to GLM-5.1, and glm-5.1.yaml points back to glm-5-turbo, so a fallback-chain builder cannot exhaust toward KIMI/OpenRouter as the added suite spec describes. The same two-node cycle is also present for GLM-4-Air/Flash and GLM-4-Plus/4.7, so replace these with an acyclic chain that ends in the universal fallback.
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Fixed in c3a12d7. Replaced cyclic GLM fallback pairs with acyclic chains terminating at universal KIMI/OpenRouter fallbacks. Applied same fix to GLM-4-Air/Flash and GLM-4-Plus/4.7 pairs.
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In `@pmoves/configs/model-suits/glm-4-air.yaml`:
- Around line 86-87: The fallback graph is cyclic because several model configs
point to each other through fallback_to, including glm-4-air, glm-4-flash,
glm-4-plus, glm-4.7, glm-5-turbo, glm-5.1, and kimi-k2. Update the relevant YAML
entries so each chain ends at a registered terminal/universal fallback rather
than another model that eventually routes back to the primary, and verify the
resulting fallback_to relationships are acyclic across the affected model-suits
configs.
In `@pmoves/configs/model-suits/glm-5.1.yaml`:
- Around line 21-29: The model-suit defaults currently allow request output to
exceed the configured working budget, because the `defaults` block sets
`max_tokens` higher than `context.working_window` in `glm-5.1.yaml`. Update the
`defaults` values to stay within the working budget, or raise
`context.working_window` consistently, so request construction in this config
cannot exceed its own limits; make the same adjustment in the other referenced
model-suit entries that use the same pattern.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/00_MASTER_INTEGRATION.md`:
- Around line 28-39: The top-level dashboard and inventory still reference
outdated document names, so update the entries in the master integration table
to match the canonical filenames used elsewhere in the PR. Fix the mismatched
references for the workstreams tied to Agent Card Architecture, Semantic Cache
Validation, and GLM/KIMI Configurations, keeping the surrounding table structure
in 00_MASTER_INTEGRATION.md consistent and aligned with the current
deliverables.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/comprehensive-analysis/01_repo_analysis.md`:
- Around line 444-457: Fix the room summary in the Summary Table so the reported
total matches the underlying room inventory. Update the entry in the analysis
document that currently says “5 rooms active (4 live, 2 rehearsal, 1 community)”
to reflect a consistent count and status breakdown, keeping it aligned with the
earlier room inventory and the Summary Table’s other findings.
- Around line 3-7: Update the repository analysis metadata in the comprehensive
analysis document so the analyzed date matches the Feb–Jul 2026 reporting window
instead of the stale 2025-07 value. Locate the front-matter style summary near
the top of the document that includes Repository, Analyzed, Method, and Files
Read, and change only the timestamp field to the correct 2026-aligned date while
keeping the rest of the section consistent.
- Around line 69-84: The “13 Functional Teams” section is inconsistent because
the headline count does not match the listed teams in this summary. Update the
section in `01_repo_analysis.md` by either adding the missing teams referenced
by the source registry or correcting the headline count to reflect the actual
number shown. Keep the team list and the count aligned in the same block so the
fleet topology summary remains internally consistent.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/comprehensive-analysis/02_youtube_analysis.md`:
- Around line 170-184: The genre distribution table in the YouTube analysis is
internally inconsistent because the counts and percentages exceed the catalog
total. Update the distribution summary in the relevant analysis section to
clearly distinguish between overlapping tags, sample counts, or mutually
exclusive categories, and adjust the totals so the numbers reconcile with the
actual deliverables. Use the existing playlist/category summary around the
thematic clustering section to align the table with the documented scope.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/comprehensive-analysis/03_github_activity.md`:
- Around line 74-77: The refresh queries in the GitHub activity doc only fetch
the first page, so the totals can undercount once results exceed the current
limits. Update the refresh workflow references around the PR listing and related
API pulls to paginate through all pages instead of relying on single requests
with fixed limits. Use the existing GitHub request points in the GitHub activity
analysis section to guide the change, and make sure the PR, commit/pull, and
release collection logic accumulates results across pages before calculating
totals.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/comprehensive-analysis/04_soundcloud_analysis.md`:
- Around line 170-184: The genre distribution in the SoundCloud analysis is
mathematically inconsistent with the stated 82-track catalog, so update the
breakdown in the genre distribution section to either use non-overlapping counts
that sum correctly or clearly label the figures as overlapping tags/sampled
counts; verify the totals and percentages in the analysis content so the figures
align with the catalog summary.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/comprehensive-analysis/05_network_architecture.md`:
- Around line 15-16: The deployment cost summary is inconsistent with the
detailed cost tables, so update the headline estimate to match the figures used
in the breakdown. Reconcile the total cost statement in the network architecture
section with the detailed procurement tables and ensure the same one-time and
monthly totals are used consistently throughout the document, especially in the
summary and any repeated cost references.
- Around line 251-262: The KVM node placement model is inconsistent with the
zero-trust mesh plan: the “KVM Nodes (x3) — Compute Layer” section mixes
Milwaukee deployment language with cloud providers and references an inbound
Starlink/WireGuard path that conflicts with the earlier blocked-inbound rules.
Update the affected architecture sections to use one consistent deployment
model, align provider/location/IP assumptions with the mesh design, and remove
or rewrite any inbound-Starlink dependency so the node/address plan is
internally consistent.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/persona/06_linkedin_profile.md`:
- Around line 29-35: Redact the internal operations details in the LinkedIn
profile draft before publishing; the text in this section overexposes deployment
counts, service ports, incident/remediation specifics, and other private
infrastructure data. Update the content around the persona/profile copy so it
stays high-level and public-facing, and move the operational specifics into
internal documentation instead of the `06_linkedin_profile.md` public draft.
In `@pmoves/docs/research/persona/08_darkxside_persona.md`:
- Around line 591-593: The closing statement in the persona summary overstates
certainty by claiming validation of resonance patterns. Update the final
sentence in the DARKXSIDE persona introduction to frame the result as an
inferred synthesis or provisional interpretation, and keep the GRAPHITI_MARK and
overall closing tone aligned with the speculative methodology described
elsewhere in the document.
In `@pmoves/docs/specs/agent-card-architecture-v1.md`:
- Around line 250-267: The HarnessMapping.name schema is too restrictive because
it uses a closed enum while the document promises support for arbitrary custom
harnesses and examples like custom_data_pipeline and agentic_coding. Update the
HarnessMapping definition to allow custom names by removing or broadening the
enum in the HarnessMapping section so it matches the behavior described in
section 4.2 and the later examples.
- Around line 913-935: Update the “Agent Registry Integration” section so the
wording matches the actual contract: the registry is the source of truth/index,
while Agent Cards are the underlying identity artifact referenced by entries in
agent_registry.yaml. Adjust the text around the registry schema and the agents
list to reflect that each record stores the card source, validation status, and
timestamps rather than claiming cards are the canonical registry source. Keep
the existing symbols pmoves/config/agent_registry.yaml and Agent Registry
Integration to anchor the edit.
In `@pmoves/docs/specs/glm-kimi-configuration-suite.md`:
- Around line 731-740: The KIMI routing config uses inconsistent variant names,
so the router cannot resolve the models. Update the routing block and the
provider cascade to use one naming scheme consistently, matching the KIMI
section’s variant identifiers across pmoves_worker_kimi and the related model
references.
In `@pmoves/docs/specs/semantic-cache-validation-report.md`:
- Around line 19-20: The production-ready list in the report overstates
readiness by including docker-compose.cache.yml despite the later security
finding about a hard-coded database fallback. Update the supporting
infrastructure summary so the list only covers the truly production-ready
modules and excludes docker-compose.cache.yml; keep the wording consistent with
the security section to avoid conflicting claims.
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Summary
This PR delivers the complete PMOVES.AI Ecosystem Analysis & Configuration Suite — 18 files totaling ~15,000+ lines of research, specifications, and production-ready configurations.
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Core Analysis Documents (5)
01_repo_analysis.md02_youtube_analysis.md03_github_activity.md04_soundcloud_analysis.md05_network_architecture.mdPersona & Profile (2)
06_linkedin_profile.md08_darkxside_persona.mdArchitecture & Specs (3)
agent-card-architecture-v1.mdsemantic-cache-validation-report.mdglm-kimi-configuration-suite.mdModel Suit YAML Files (7)
glm-4-air.yamlglm-4-flash.yamlglm-4-plus.yamlglm-4.7.yamlglm-5-turbo.yamlglm-5.1.yamlkimi-k2.yamlMaster Integration
00_MASTER_INTEGRATION.mdCritical Findings
§§include()directives. Estimated fix: 2-3 days. See09_semantic_cache_validation.mdfor full remediation roadmap.AGNOTE4482 Context
All documents follow the established PMOVES patterns:
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This is a documentation/spec PR only — no code changes to production paths.
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