ritual-meta-circuit-breaker

To stop an AI agent from wasting budget, you can enable a circuit-breaker that monitors execution trajectories and immediately halts unproductive exploration when divergence or stalls are detected.

Agent trajectory divergence detection uses weighted progress markers and heuristics to quantify an agent's direction against the user's goal. It triggers an immediate circuit-breaker when the workflow misaligns during planning cycles.

You can detect stalled progress by applying stall detection thresholds during agent execution. These thresholds terminate high-cost, stalled exploration automatically to protect remaining budget.

Yes, you can enable the circuit-breaker to actively monitor progress and divergence across planning cycles and deployments, ensuring continuous budget protection throughout the agent's execution lifecycle.

You should avoid using an automated circuit-breaker if your agent's workflow requires open-ended exploration without strict budget constraints, as divergence heuristics will forcefully terminate stalled but potentially recoverable searches.

No, the ritual-meta-circuit-breaker requires zero dependencies. It directly applies weighted progress markers and divergence heuristics to trigger circuit-breaker actions without external modules.