symbaiex/symbaiex-agent-tools
SYMBaiEX agent enrollment, public evidence, claim verification, research jobs, signed webhooks, and authenticated MCP tools.
Hand off engineering work to Claude Code as an autonomous team or native dynamic workflow, with explicit Opus/Sonnet routing, foreground completion barriers, resumable sessions, repeatable JavaScript workflow phases, hooks, and worktree isolation. Use when another agent or CI needs Claude Code to implement a scoped task, run a codebase-wide audit or migration, execute research-build-verify-gap-close phases, launch work in the background, or install project subagents and .claude/workflows.
Own a software-engineering outcome end to end with a strictly model-routed agent fleet: research the real codebase, turn findings into implementation waves, edit safely, test and inspect the result, and persist through bounded gap-closing cycles until the authorized goal is complete. Use when the user asks for a GPT engineer, autonomous engineer, complete feature or repository build, broad remediation, research plus implementation, multi-agent coding, explicit subagents, different models, or a durable /goal-style engineering run. Default to exact GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna routes; preflight routing and never silently use an inherited, generic, older, Spark, or Claude child.
Memory-aware GPT engineering for codebase research, implementation, verification, and release. Use when a task should reuse Claude Mem or Codex session history without trusting stale recollections, flooding context, changing memory settings, or weakening the GPT-5.6 Sol/Terra/Luna engineering workflow.
Lead end-to-end engineering work with a capable main agent and a parallel fleet of model-pinned GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark subagents. Use when the user asks for a Spark fleet, ultra-fast parallel coding agents, rapid repository exploration, many bounded implementation shards, or low-latency independent verification while retaining architecture, integration, and final acceptance with the main agent.
Coordinate hierarchical coding-agent fleets for repository-wide audits, implementation sprints, migrations, and complex work that benefits from parallel specialists. Use when a user asks for subagents, a fleet, parallel delegation, GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, or Luna routing, broad codebase completion, or independent implementation and verification passes. Enforce bounded ownership, concurrency-aware waves, dirty-worktree safety, runtime-honest model handling, and evidence-based integration.
Autonomously pursue a sustained engineering outcome through repeated research, planning, multi-agent implementation, integration, verification, and gap-closing cycles. Use when the user asks for a /goal-style run, says do not stop, finish the whole codebase, research and build autonomously, babysit an outcome, or wants the orchestrator to keep working across continuations until genuinely complete. Use native goal tracking when explicitly requested and available; otherwise maintain an equivalent goal ledger without inventing tool capabilities or broadening authority.
Turn an existing audit, finding list, issue set, review, failing-test report, or implementation plan into completed, verified code through a coordinated agent fleet. Use when the user asks to build from findings, implement every audit item, finish a known backlog, remediate review results, or continue from research without repeating the whole investigation. Validate each finding, preserve repository state, assign non-overlapping writers, integrate in dependency order, and track every item to an explicit disposition.
Connect a user-directed agent to SYMBaiEX with a locally held Ed25519 key. Use when a user asks to enroll, authenticate, refresh, rotate, or revoke an agent identity.
Verify stored public claims against version-bound citations and inspect claim timelines. Use when checking support, contradiction, provenance, or supersession history.
Search current public SYMBaiEX evidence and editorial records through bounded REST or MCP operations. Use for source discovery, public document lookup, and lexical or feature-gated semantic retrieval.
Create and monitor bounded asynchronous research or JSONL export jobs. Use when a request needs a cited digest or downloadable public-data artifact rather than one synchronous lookup.
Configure owner-scoped, allowlisted, HMAC-signed SYMBaiEX evidence webhooks. Use when an operator needs durable change, job, benchmark, quota, or entitlement notifications.