mini-swarm-onboard

AI debate simulation provides an observational learning experience where three AI agents, guided by a narrator, discuss the mechanics of a framework to help new users grasp its operational philosophy.

Governed triangulation works by structuring an adversarial debate among multiple AI agents, ensuring that their opposing viewpoints and structured interactions lead to robust, well-tested insights for the user.

Yes, you can learn the CGG framework without reading extensive documentation by running the onboarding simulation, which demonstrates core features and operational philosophy through an AI-driven debate.

To run the mini-swarm onboarding simulation, you must complete specific pre-flight checks and provide the required stage templates to ensure successful execution of the governed triangulation process.

Use adversarial learning for framework onboarding when you need new users to quickly grasp complex operational philosophies and mechanics through observational, governed debate rather than passive reading.

The onboarding simulation requires pre-flight checks because the governed triangulation process depends on specific stage templates and a structured environment to execute the AI debate successfully.