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PACT-AX provides primitives for safe collaboration, context sharing, and knowledge transfer between heterogeneous AI agents. Built on the principle that trust scales while control just moves bottlenecks, PACT-AX enables distributed AI collaboration that mirrors the best of human teamwork.
Emotional Intelligence + Artificial Intelligence
PACT-AX integrates human collaboration wisdom with AI technical capabilities:
- Jazz-like improvisation for small-scale agent interactions
- Symphonic coordination for large-scale agent orchestration
- MVI (Minimum Viable Intervention) - maximum collaboration impact with minimal overhead
- Organic trust building through continuous interaction rather than one-time verification
Safe and interpretable context exchange between agents
Seamless agent handoff protocols inspired by organizational learning theory
- 360-degree awareness checkpoints before critical transfers
- Wealth transfer protocols for capability and knowledge distribution
- Organic resumption after pause states
Cross-agent coordination and conflict resolution
- Generative vs Degenerative Friction detection
- Both/And Intelligence for paradox navigation
- Dynamic collaboration mode switching (Jazz ↔ Symphony)
Confidence levels for agent interactions based on continuous relationship building
- Trust as continuous process, not one-time verification
- Pattern recognition for authentic vs artificial behavior
- Network effects - each interaction strengthens the trust fabric
Agents naturally gravitate toward high-quality collaboration partners rather than forcing interactions.
Build feedback processing capability as deliberately as you build core features.
Creating infrastructure for the next 20 years of human+AI collaboration.
When agents operate from abundance consciousness, collaboration becomes effortless and generative.
- Basic context sharing primitives
- Trust scoring foundation
- Policy alignment framework concepts
- Core collaboration philosophy documentation
- state_transfer_manager.py - The core wealth transfer protocol implementation
- Advanced trust scoring algorithms
- Paradox navigation utilities
- Jazz ↔ Symphony mode detection
- Integration with PACT-HX (Human Experience Layer)
- Real-time collaboration analytics
- Multi-agent orchestration patterns
- Cross-platform agent discovery
- Individual Mastery → Small Group Jazz → Large Scale Symphony
- Solo thinking → Intimate collaboration (3-4 agents) → Orchestrated coordination (100+ agents)
- No failures, only iterations of learning and expansion
- Always arriving imperfect but arriving beautifully
- Organic timing over forced milestones
- Continuous trust building through authentic interaction
- Network effects - each successful collaboration strengthens the whole
- Quality over quantity in collaboration partnerships
We welcome contributions from developers who share our vision of joyful, abundant collaboration between AI agents.
Our Approach:
- Organic development - let features emerge from real needs
- Both technical excellence AND human wisdom - EI+AI integration
- Open source abundance - share knowledge freely to create more value for everyone
See CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines.
PACT-AX draws inspiration from diverse sources:
- Organizational Learning Theory (Ray Dalio's Principles)
- Jazz Improvisation Dynamics (collaborative creativity research)
- Abundance Economics (Naval Ravikant's leverage principles)
- Systems Thinking (complex adaptive systems)
- Contemplative Traditions (patience, presence, organic unfolding)
- GitHub Discussions: Share ideas and collaborate on features
- Discord: Real-time conversation with other builders
- Newsletter: Updates on neurobloom.ai ecosystem development
MIT License - see LICENSE file.
Built with 🎵 by the neurobloom.ai community.
Where Artificial Intelligence meets Emotional Intelligence, and collaboration becomes an art form.
neurobloom.ai Team
- Email: [email protected]
- Website: neurobloom.ai
- GitHub: @neurobloomai
"We are conduits of creation, building the infrastructure for human potential in the AI age."
