The four aspects β chosen from the prompt poll (variation 2, relational)
Source: https://youtu.be/haUfb1ievTE Β· decomposed via Gemini in YouTube Β· two prompt variations offered, variation 2 chosen (relational, Indigenous Culture framing). Anchor: jgwill/Miadi#591 Β· Episode 311.
The Stewardship of Knowledge (Observability)
Like maintaining oral histories, you must observe your agents' actions (1:35). By tracking every input and output, you ensure accountability. This transparency honors the lineage of your work, making sure the evolution of your software is understood and preserved for future generations, much like passing down traditional ecological wisdom.
Interconnected Systems (Customization)
Your factory is a web of relationships, not just cold code (1:29). By using YAML configs to define the coreε (context, model, prompt, tool), you treat your agents as unique members of a community. Each has a specific role, contributing to the collective health of your digital ecosystem.
Reciprocal Tools (Reusability)
Build tools that serve the community (1:31). A software factory should be easily shared, allowing other creators to adopt and adapt these practices (24:52). By creating reusable skills, you empower others to build their own systems, fostering a spirit of mutual support and shared growth within the collective digital landscape.
The Wisdom of Life Cycles (SDLC)
View development as a seasonal cycle (6:54). Just as nature has phases, your workflow moves through planning, building, testing, and reviewing. This deterministic approach respects the labor of agents while ensuring the work remains sustainable, balanced, and aligned with your broader, long-term goals for the community.
Ground truth, same day
Aspect one is measurably pending on this platform: the typed observability spine (@miadi/hooks-core, @miadi/hooks-gateway) exists tested and unwired β ceremony:1785951385863:ewv6e, artifact a4ce9677. The stewardship is the act still owed, not the design still missing.