logical-gearbox

You can visualize agent logic by rendering an ASCII Gearbox diagram that maps internal decision states across phases like Epistemic Audit and Instrumental Action. This provides a structured protocol to trace state transitions and audit evidence grounding during debugging.

An ASCII Gearbox diagram is used to codify visual formats for debugging agent logic. It turns abstract reasoning steps into a repeatable visual format to trace inquiry, map states, and document evidence in testing sessions.

Document evidence grounding by applying the ASCII Gearbox rendering protocol to your agent run. It visually audits grounding and traces inquiry across phases like The Rationalizer and SoT Sync, creating structured documentation for development.

Yes, you need a YAML frontmatter containing a name and description to trace state transitions. You can optionally include scripts, references, or assets to support the visualization and debugging of your agent logic workflow.

Yes, ASCII visualization supports mapping logic loops and state transitions across specific phases including Parity Shield and SoT Sync. It provides a structured rendering protocol to debug these internal decision states effectively.

ASCII diagrams for agent logic debugging codify visual formats into text-based renderings, which may lack the interactive scalability of graphical UI tools but provide a lightweight, repeatable protocol for documenting state transitions and evidence grounding.