The connector kit for GameCult minds: the contract every model turn goes through, and connector daemons.
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service.rs is CodexConnector lib.rs 954-1313 verbatim under the rename rule. serve.rs is the accept loop of daemon.rs over ProviderBackend (ready, execute), ServeLimits, CallerConfig and load_admissions; no config document, no provider, no Idunn route observation. serve refuses a non-loopback listener and drops non-loopback peers. ready() is consulted once, before replay state is opened and before the first accept, as base consulted readiness at startup; execute is called on the request path without consulting it (base only checked readiness for health). New tests: end-to-end replay with a counting backend, readiness timing, limits, peer and listener refusal, connection permits, and behavioural kills for survivors in service policy, payload bound, refusal mapping, restart record validation and completion mismatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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ModelConnector
Status: planned. Nothing is implemented in this repository yet.
What it will hold
The connector kit for GameCult minds:
- the connector contract, a Rust crate defining the typed boundary every model turn of a GameCult mind goes through;
- connector daemons that implement the contract against a model provider, Claude first, then an OpenAI-compatible connector.
The problem it solves: a mind should reach any model through one inspectable, typed contract, rather than each project wiring its own provider calls.
Where it comes from
CodexConnector (GameCult/CodexConnector) is the existing connector this kit is lifted from. The lift is the first piece of work here; until it lands there are no entry points to run.
License
AGPL-3.0-only. See LICENSE.