loopsmith-core 0.2.0

Config model and A-H validation for loopsmith loops
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Part of loopsmith — self-evolving agent loops behind a deterministic verification gate.

You probably do not need to depend on this directly. It is a component of the loopsmith binary and compiles automatically as one of its dependencies:

cargo install loopsmith

Depend on it directly only if you are building something else on loopsmith's internals. The API is not yet stable across minor versions.

What this crate is

A loop is described by ten sections, A to J: information, the manual work list, goals, validations, success criteria, stop gates, schedules, constraints, execution guidelines, default skills. This crate is that model, its parser for both YAML and Markdown, and the validation that decides whether a config is coherent.

The load-bearing behaviour: validation fails while any pre_execution step is unfinished. Automating a process you cannot describe in checkable terms produces fast, confident garbage, so a config that has not been run by hand once is refused rather than accommodated.

Where it sits

loopsmith  (the CLI binary)
└── loopsmith-mcp ── loopsmith-gate ─┐
    loopsmith-skills ────────────────┤
    loopsmith-provider ──────────────┼── loopsmith-core ── loopsmith-util
    loopsmith-graph ─────────────────┤        (config)      (primitives)
    loopsmith-memory ────────────────┘
Crate Purpose
loopsmith the CLI binary
loopsmith-util PATH lookup, wall clock, runtime platform detection
loopsmith-core the A–J config model and its validation
loopsmith-memory sled-backed episodes, goal state, ledger, checkpoints
loopsmith-graph DAG scheduling, critical path, Amdahl-driven concurrency
loopsmith-gate the deterministic verification gate
loopsmith-provider provider routing and the tier cascade
loopsmith-skills sub-agent acquisition, quarantine, outcome ranking
loopsmith-mcp local stdio MCP server over memory, gate, and graph

The one rule the whole design rests on

A model must not be the thing that certifies its own completion.

goal_satisfied is written by loopsmith-gate and by nothing else, and the gate can revoke: delete a required artifact and a satisfied goal flips back.

Full documentation: https://github.com/bitphill/loopsmith#readme

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