The vaelii.host.* vars this repo reads, and the one namespace in vaelii.agents.*
that reaches for them. vaelii.host.* is the engine's tooling tier, private and free
to change, so a breaking change upstream is an edit here. Each var is the engine's
own under the name the callers use.
The daemon's op tables (vaelii.host.serve): ops, kbless-ops, feed-ops and
write-ops.
vaelii.agents.tools generates the model's tool schemas from the read subset of
ops and dispatches tool calls back through it, so a model's reads are the daemon's
reads with no second copy.
The `vaelii.host.*` vars this repo reads, and the one namespace in `vaelii.agents.*` that reaches for them. `vaelii.host.*` is the engine's tooling tier, private and free to change, so a breaking change upstream is an edit here. Each var is the engine's own under the name the callers use. The daemon's op tables (`vaelii.host.serve`): [[ops]], [[kbless-ops]], [[feed-ops]] and [[write-ops]]. `vaelii.agents.tools` generates the model's tool schemas from the read subset of [[ops]] and dispatches tool calls back through it, so a model's reads are the daemon's reads with no second copy.
The daemon's change-feed operations, keyed by op keyword. None of them is in ops,
so none of them is a model tool: a subscription holds daemon heap.
The daemon's change-feed operations, keyed by op keyword. None of them is in [[ops]], so none of them is a model tool: a subscription holds daemon heap.
The op keywords in ops whose vaelii.core fn takes no KB, so the first parameter
of the var is an argument the caller sends rather than the KB the daemon supplies.
The op keywords in [[ops]] whose `vaelii.core` fn takes no KB, so the first parameter of the var is an argument the caller sends rather than the KB the daemon supplies.
The daemon's reachable operations, {op-keyword (fn [kb args])}: the allowlisted,
EDN-typed map of vaelii.core calls the browser and the daemon reach a KB through.
The daemon's reachable operations, `{op-keyword (fn [kb args])}`: the allowlisted,
EDN-typed map of `vaelii.core` calls the browser and the daemon reach a KB through.The op keywords in ops the daemon files as writes: every op that stores, removes or
annotates a sentex a request names, and :export.
The op keywords in [[ops]] the daemon files as writes: every op that stores, removes or annotates a sentex a request names, and `:export`.
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