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The Symphony Intelligence Vector (SIV) owns future Symphony-authored semantics for agentic collaboration, extended local context, structured long-term logic, inter-agent communication, and human-directed operation at the Symphony surface. It is an emerging domain with canonical contracts but no executable implementation yet.

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Scope and purpose

SIV is expected to support:
  • Local and remote agent participation in Symphony workflows
  • Extended context shared across sessions and vectors
  • Structured long-term logic for recurring or multi-step operations
  • Inter-agent communication protocols
  • Governed interaction with the Symphony command surface
SIV does not grant authority based on caller type. Human, AI, agent, and service callers are treated identically. Authority derives from target-host ownership, granted permission, requested operation, expected state, and owner-configured safeguards.

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Named subvectors

SMCV

Optional Markdown conversion component. Planned as a qxctl-configurable translator above an enabled IPC connection. No SMCV command or translator is implemented yet.

SAIV

Reserved for a later Symphony intelligence-integration subvector. The reservation supplies no implementation, namespace behavior, or semantic operation.

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Non-scope

SIV explicitly does not:
  • Replace vector-owned semantics (domain operations remain owned by their respective vectors even when an agent invokes them)
  • Become canonical truth or override SKV contracts
  • Enter the trading hot path
  • Make the older artificial-intelligence working paper conclusive

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Current status

SIV is a canonical architecture contract only. No SIV harness, agent mail, long-term state engine, model connection, local/remote agent protocol, SAIV component, SMCV translator, or qxctl control is currently implemented.

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Language boundary

No Rust requirement is established for SIV components. Component language will follow the eventual performance, portability, safety, and integration contract. It is not inherited from any working paper.

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How SIV relates to other vectors

SKV

Governs SIV contracts, evolution, and official publication relationships.

SOV

May expose agent-invoked operations through qxctl while preserving vector-owned semantics.

SAV

Evaluates composition and compatibility for any agent-assembled operations.
Last modified on September 24, 2026