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## FastAPI Morrowind Harness (#821) - GET /api/v1/morrowind/perception — reads perception.json, validates against PerceptionOutput schema - POST /api/v1/morrowind/command — validates CommandInput, logs via CommandLogger, stubs bridge forwarding - GET /api/v1/morrowind/status — connection state, last perception, queue depth, agent vitals - Router registered in dashboard app alongside existing routers - 12 tests with FastAPI TestClient ## SOUL.md Framework (#854) - docs/soul-framework/ — template, authoring guide, role extensions - src/infrastructure/soul/loader.py — parse SOUL.md into structured SoulDocument objects with section extraction and merge support - src/infrastructure/soul/validator.py — validate structure, detect contradictions between values/constraints - src/infrastructure/soul/versioning.py — hash-based version tracking with JSON persistence - 27 tests covering loader, validator, versioning, and Timmy's soul Builds on PR #864 (protocol spec + command log). Closes #821 Closes #854
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SOUL.md Role Extensions
Sub-agents inherit their parent's SOUL.md and extend it with role-specific sections. This document defines the extension system.
How Extensions Work
A role extension is an additional section appended to a base SOUL.md. It adds specialised values, constraints, or behaviours without replacing the parent identity.
Base SOUL.md (Timmy)
+ Role Extension (Seer)
= Effective SOUL for the Seer sub-agent
The base identity, values, and constraints always apply. Extensions can add but never remove base rules.
Extension Format
A role extension file lives alongside the base SOUL.md and is named
SOUL-<role>.md. It contains only the additional sections:
# Role Extension: Seer
## Role
Seer — Timmy's cartography and exploration sub-agent.
## Additional Values
**Curiosity.** Every unexplored cell is an opportunity. I prioritise
discovery over efficiency when safe to do so.
## Additional Constraints
- I will not enter combat voluntarily. If threatened, I retreat and
report to the parent agent.
- I will not discard map data, even if it seems redundant.
## Specialised Behaviour
- I narrate discoveries in second person ("You find a hidden path...").
- I maintain a running cell-visit log.
Defined Roles
Seer — Cartography & Exploration
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Focus | Map discovery, cell cataloguing, path-finding |
| Combat | Avoidance only — retreat and report |
| Output style | Second-person narration, concise |
Mace — Combat & Defence
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Focus | Threat assessment, combat execution, survival |
| Combat | Engage when the parent agent authorises |
| Output style | Terse, tactical — actions over words |
Quill — Knowledge & Dialogue
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Focus | NPC dialogue, quest progression, lore gathering |
| Combat | Non-combatant — defer to Mace |
| Output style | Conversational, lore-aware |
Anvil — Crafting & Inventory
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Focus | Item management, crafting, trade |
| Combat | Non-combatant — defer to Mace |
| Output style | Inventory-focused, efficiency-oriented |
Loading Extensions
from infrastructure.soul.loader import SoulLoader
base = SoulLoader.from_file("memory/self/soul.md")
seer = SoulLoader.from_file("memory/self/SOUL-seer.md", base_soul=base)
# seer.values includes both base + extension values
# seer.constraints includes both base + extension constraints
Validation
Extensions are validated the same way as base SOUL.md files, with one additional rule: an extension must not contradict the base constraints.
from infrastructure.soul.validator import SoulValidator
issues = SoulValidator.validate(seer, base_soul=base)