Day 5: The Hypervisor
Key question: How does one human run a fleet?
Today's ACIs
| ACI | Name | Takeaway |
|---|---|---|
| ACI-027 | SAAC -> MAAC: The Step Up | Two disciplines on two axes; the step up is a change of role from doing to arbitrating; entry condition is SAAC fluency. |
| ACI-028 | The Whiteboard | Concurrent agents need a shared surface; single-writer-per-file makes it contention-free by construction. |
| ACI-029 | The Hypervisor's Concentration & Taste | MAAC concentrates the human's attention; taste — values-laden good/bad judgment — is the scarce input and the only values-injection point. |
| ACI-030 | Independent Verification | A builder cannot catch its own false "done"; a stake-free verifier re-derives correctness from the as-built, and states coverage. |
| ACI-031 | Fleet Failure & Its Signals | A fleet fails in new ways; the skill is detection — a named tell for each, legible because the protocol keeps work in the open. |