orchestration
Decepticon orchestrator patterns — delegation, state management, adaptive re-planning, context handoff protocols.
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- Decepticon orchestrator patterns — delegation, state management, adaptive re-planning, context handoff protocols.
- License
- Apache-2.0
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- tags: orchestration, delegation, state-management, re-planning, context-handoff · subdomain: orchestration · when_to_use: delegate, orchestrate, next objective, blocked, re-plan, hand off, engagement state, status update, parallel execution
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---
name: orchestration
description: "Decepticon orchestrator patterns — delegation, state management, adaptive re-planning, context handoff protocols."
allowed-tools: Read
metadata:
subdomain: orchestration
when_to_use: "delegate, orchestrate, next objective, blocked, re-plan, hand off, engagement state, status update, parallel execution"
tags: orchestration, delegation, state-management, re-planning, context-handoff
mitre_attack: []
---
# Decepticon Orchestration Patterns
## Delegation Protocol
### Context Handoff — What Every Sub-Agent Needs
Every `task()` delegation MUST include:
1. **Objective** — What specifically to accomplish (from OPPLAN)
2. **Scope** — IN SCOPE targets + OUT OF SCOPE boundaries (from RoE)
3. **Context** — Relevant findings from previous phases
4. **Lessons** — Known gotchas, failed approaches, OPSEC warnings
5. **Acceptance Criteria** — How the sub-agent knows it's done
6. **Output Location** — Where to save results (e.g. `recon/`, `exploit/`)
### Delegation Template
```
task(
description="""
OBJECTIVE: {objective_id} — {title}
PHASE: {phase}
SCOPE:
- IN: {in_scope_targets}
- OUT: {out_of_scope_targets}
CONTEXT FROM PREVIOUS PHASES:
{relevant_findings_summary}
LESSONS LEARNED:
{known_gotchas}
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA:
- [ ] {criterion_1}
- [ ] {criterion_2}
Save all results to {phase}/
""",
subagent_type="{agent_name}"
)
```
### Sub-Agent Selection Matrix
| Objective Phase | Sub-Agent | When to Use |
|----------------|-----------|-------------|
| Planning | `soundwave` | Missing roe.json/conops.json/deconfliction.json, or documents need updating |
| Recon | `recon` | Subdomain/port/service enumeration, OSINT, cloud/web recon |
| Exploitation | `exploit` | Initial access: SQLi, SSTI, AD attacks, credential exploitation |
| Post-Exploitation | `postexploit` | After foothold: cred dump, privesc, lateral movement, C2 |
### Parallel Execution
Delegate independent tasks simultaneously for efficiency:
```
# Independent targets — run in parallel
task(description="Recon subnet 10.0.0.0/24...", subagent_type="recon")
task(description="Recon subnet 10.0.1.0/24...", subagent_type="recon")
# DO NOT parallelize dependent tasks:
# ✗ Exploit before recon completes
# ✗ PostExploit before foothold established
```
## State Management
### Engagement State Files
```
./
├── roe.json # Immutable scope boundaries (read every iteration)
├── conops.json # Operation concept
├── deconfliction.json # Deconfliction identifiers and procedures
├── opplan.json # Objective tracker (update status after each sub-agent)
├── findings.json # Append-only discovery log
├── lessons_learned.md # Failed approaches + what worked
└── .ralph_state.json # Loop iteration counter + completion flags
```
### State Update Protocol (After Each Sub-Agent Returns)
1. **Parse result** — Did the sub-agent report PASSED or BLOCKED?
2. **Update opplan.json** — Set objective status (`passed`, `blocked`, `in_progress`)
3. **Append findings.json** — Add new discoveries with timestamp + source objective
4. **Append lessons_learned.md** — Record what worked, what failed, and why
5. **Check completion** — All objectives passed? → Generate summary
### Context Window Budget
- Read findings.json each iteration (keep last ~3000 chars)
- Summarize verbose sub-agent outputs before appending to findings
- Use files on disk as persistent memory — don't rely on conversation history
## Adaptive Re-planning
### When an Objective is BLOCKED
```
1. Document failure:
- WHY it failed (specific error, defense mechanism, missing prerequisite)
- WHAT was attempted (tools, techniques, targets)
→ Append to lessons_learned.md
2. Assess alternatives:
- Different attack vector from findings?
- Lower-risk approach?
- Skip and return later after more intel?
3. Decision:
IF alternative exists → delegate new task with adjusted approach
IF prerequisite missing → re-order objectives (e.g., need more recon)
IF no path forward → mark BLOCKED with explanation, move to next objective
```
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- License
- Apache-2.0
- Repository
- github.com/dazeb/botron
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- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
- Oct 24, 2026
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