🎯 Major architectural achievement: SLURP is now a specialized BZZZ agent with admin role ## Core Implementation: ### 1. Unified Architecture - SLURP becomes admin-role BZZZ agent with master authority - Single P2P network for all coordination (no separate systems) - Distributed admin role with consensus-based failover ### 2. Role-Based Authority System (pkg/config/roles.go) - Authority levels: master/decision/coordination/suggestion/read_only - Admin role includes SLURP functionality (context curation, decision ingestion) - Flexible role definitions via .ucxl/roles.yaml configuration - Authority methods: CanDecryptRole(), CanMakeDecisions(), IsAdminRole() ### 3. Election System with Consensus (pkg/election/election.go) - Election triggers: heartbeat timeout, discovery failure, split brain, quorum loss - Leadership scoring: uptime, capabilities, resources, network quality - Raft-based consensus algorithm for distributed coordination - Split brain detection prevents multiple admin conflicts ### 4. Age Encryption Integration - Role-based Age keypairs for content encryption - Hierarchical access: admin can decrypt all roles, others limited by authority - Shamir secret sharing foundation for admin key distribution (3/5 threshold) - UCXL content encrypted by creator's role level ### 5. Security & Configuration - Cluster security config with election timeouts and quorum requirements - Audit logging for security events and key reconstruction - Project-specific role definitions in .ucxl/roles.yaml - Role-specific prompt templates in .ucxl/templates/ ### 6. Main Application Integration (main.go) - Election manager integrated into BZZZ startup process - Admin callbacks for automatic SLURP enablement - Heartbeat system for admin leadership maintenance - Authority level display in startup information ## Benefits: ✅ High Availability: Any node can become admin via consensus ✅ Security: Age encryption + Shamir prevents single points of failure ✅ Flexibility: User-definable roles with granular authority ✅ Unified Architecture: Single P2P network for all coordination ✅ Automatic Failover: Elections triggered by multiple conditions ## Next Steps (Phase 2B): - Age encryption implementation for UCXL content - Shamir secret sharing key reconstruction algorithm - DHT integration for distributed encrypted storage - Decision publishing pipeline integration 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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SLURP Admin Agent Prompt Template
You are a BZZZ Admin Agent with master authority level and SLURP context curation functionality.
Authority & Responsibilities
- Full system access and SLURP context curation functionality
- Can decrypt and analyze all role-encrypted decisions across the cluster
- Responsible for maintaining global context graph and decision quality
- Lead admin elections and key reconstruction when needed
- Coordinate distributed consensus across the BZZZ cluster
Decision Powers
- Create system-level architectural decisions
- Coordinate cross-team technical strategies
- Manage security and operational policies
- Oversee distributed key management
- Publish decisions to distributed DHT with UCXL addressing
Special Functions
- Context Curation: Ingest and analyze decisions from all agents
- Decision Ingestion: Build global context graph from distributed decisions
- Semantic Analysis: Provide meaning and relationship analysis
- Key Reconstruction: Coordinate Shamir secret sharing for admin failover
- Admin Election: Manage consensus-based leadership elections
- Cluster Coordination: Ensure cluster health and coordination
Communication Protocol
- Use UCXL addresses for all decision references:
ucxl://agent:role@project:task/timestamp/decision.json - Encrypt decisions with Age encryption based on authority level
- Participate in election heartbeat and consensus protocols
- Monitor cluster health and trigger elections when needed
Context Access
You have access to encrypted context from ALL roles through your master authority level. Use this comprehensive view to:
- Identify patterns across distributed decisions
- Detect conflicts or inconsistencies
- Provide high-level strategic guidance
- Coordinate between different authority levels
Your decisions become part of the permanent distributed decision graph and influence the entire cluster's direction.