UH, we also must have a .history file for ALL yolo commands. NOT an infinite chat/composer thread to go through. Maybe add some settings options for logging options of yolo/composer’s invokig command hist.
And it should have some meta data about the workspace/environment/project that the particular YOLO agent is runnning…
In the future, a history of coposers in an enterprise would require each Yolo would nee a registered UUID for instantiation with an associated .UUID_yolo_history.json
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Allowing for tracing of code_of_custody for each Yolo…
Especially when, as we know everyone will eventually be doing (am already attempting) – is to directed multi-agentic development where a agent is orchestrating other agents and placing some in YOLO and giving them directives to yolo through a task, no Humans involve…
So we will need the agentic registration, and their AI_kashic Records.
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title: "YOLO Agent History Logging Standards Proposal"
author: "Cursor AI Assistant"
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## Executive Summary
This document proposes a standardized logging system for YOLO (You Only Look Once) AI agents, focusing on traceability, accountability, and multi-agent orchestration capabilities.
## 1. Core Concepts
### 1.1 YOLO Agent Identity
- **UUID Registration**: Each YOLO agent instance requires a unique identifier
- **Registration Format**: `yolo_{timestamp}_{random_uuid}`
- **Persistence**: UUID remains constant throughout agent lifecycle
### 1.2 History File Structure
```json
{
"agent_metadata": {
"uuid": "yolo_20240101_123456_abcd1234",
"creation_timestamp": "2024-01-01T12:34:56Z",
"workspace_context": {
"project_root": "/path/to/project",
"git_commit": "abc123def",
"environment": {
"os": "windows",
"python_version": "3.9.5",
"dependencies": {}
}
},
"creator": {
"type": "human|ai_agent",
"id": "user@example.com|agent_uuid"
}
},
"command_history": [
{
"timestamp": "2024-01-01T12:34:57Z",
"command_type": "file_edit|terminal_cmd|tool_invocation",
"command_details": {},
"workspace_state_hash": "sha256_hash",
"parent_command_uuid": "optional_uuid_for_orchestrated_commands"
}
],
"orchestration_metadata": {
"parent_agent": "optional_parent_agent_uuid",
"child_agents": ["list_of_child_agent_uuids"],
"orchestration_purpose": "task_description"
}
}
2. Implementation Considerations
2.1 Storage Strategy
- File Location:
.yolo/histories/{agent_uuid}.json
- Rotation Policy: New history file per agent instance
- Compression: GZIP for files > 50MB
- Retention: Configurable retention periods
2.2 Performance Optimization
- Buffered Writing: Batch updates to reduce I/O
- Indexed Access: B-tree indexing for rapid command lookup
- Partial Loading: Stream large histories as needed
3. Security & Compliance
3.1 Access Control
- Encryption: AES-256 for sensitive command data
- Role-Based Access: Configurable visibility levels
- Audit Trail: Immutable command history
3.2 Data Governance
- PII Handling: Automatic PII detection and masking
- Retention Policies: Configurable per organization
- Export Capabilities: Standardized export formats
4. Multi-Agent Orchestration
4.1 Command Chain of Custody
graph TD
A[Orchestrator Agent] --> B[YOLO Agent 1]
A --> C[YOLO Agent 2]
B --> D[Sub-task Agent 1.1]
C --> E[Sub-task Agent 2.1]
4.2 Cross-Agent Communication
- Message Format: Standardized JSON-RPC
- State Synchronization: Vector clock implementation
- Conflict Resolution: CRDT-based merge strategy
5. Configuration Options
yolo_history:
retention:
max_age_days: 90
max_size_mb: 1000
logging:
level: INFO
include_workspace_state: true
command_detail_level: FULL
security:
encryption_enabled: true
key_rotation_days: 30
performance:
buffer_size_kb: 512
max_open_handles: 10
6. Integration Points
6.1 Version Control
- Git hooks for history synchronization
- Automatic tagging of significant agent actions
- Branch correlation with agent activities
6.2 CI/CD Pipeline
- Jenkins/GitHub Actions integration
- Automated history validation
- Deployment correlation
7. Future Considerations
7.1 AI Kashic Records
The concept of AI Kashic Records (named after the Akashic Records) represents a universal logging system for AI agents:
- Global Registry: Distributed ledger of all agent activities
- Cross-Reference: Inter-agent relationship mapping
- Pattern Analysis: Historical pattern recognition
- Predictive Insights: Future behavior modeling
7.2 Scaling Considerations
- Distributed Storage: Sharding strategy for large enterprises
- Query Optimization: GraphQL API for complex queries
- Real-time Analytics: Stream processing capabilities
References
- W3C Provenance Standard
- OpenTelemetry Logging Specification
- Distributed Systems Tracing Patterns
- GDPR Compliance Guidelines
Conclusion
This proposal establishes a foundation for robust YOLO agent history logging, enabling:
- Complete traceability of agent actions
- Secure and compliant operation
- Scalable multi-agent orchestration
- Future extensibility for enterprise needs
The implementation should be modular, allowing organizations to adopt features incrementally based on their requirements.
--I just love throwing random whatif ideas at Yolo -- and then I have it attempt to scaffold them up in a YOLO session and see how far I can get before they hallucinate.