What problem does it solve?
It converts a user’s intent about coordinating multiple Houmao agents into a single, typed generic loop plan and provides run-control actions (start, status, stop) for operating that accepted plan safely.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Typed loop planning from intent: Decomposes a multi-agent communication graph into explicit local-close (pairwise) components and relay components with normalized component dependencies and policy.
- Run control for the accepted plan: Supports operating an existing generic loop run via start, status, and stop while keeping the user-controlled agent outside the execution loop.
- Composed graph guidance routed to owning skills: Generates the final generic control graph and routes execution semantics to Houmao-owned skills that handle messaging, gateways, mailbox follow-up, inspection, and elemental local-close/relay execution patterns.
- Constraints and guardrails: Encodes delegation/forwarding restrictions, result routing contracts, completion evaluation location, and default stop posture (interrupt-first) to prevent ambiguous or unsafe orchestration.
Quick Start
Use the houmao-agent-loop-generic skill to turn your multi-agent goal into a typed generic loop plan and then start or stop the resulting run by sending the normalized run control to the designated Houmao master/root owner.
