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hanzo.team promises sixteen AI coworkers with jobs -- Vi leads, Dev writes code, Sec looks for the way in, Data says what a dataset will not support. A new workspace started with one bot named after the vendor. The roster now lives in the server, so a workspace can create those accounts without asking a website what they are called, and the product a reader is promised is the product they get. They are definitions, not processes. Sixteen idle coworkers is sixteen rows: the plugin spends tokens when one is addressed and not before, so having a full team costs the same as having none until you talk to them. One service backs all sixteen, so the model and the key are changed in one place. Each brief names its coworker -- a brief that does not is sixteen identical assistants wearing different labels, which the tests check for along with the roster matching the page. Co-authored-by: Hanzo Dev <[email protected]>
71 lines
4.3 KiB
Go
71 lines
4.3 KiB
Go
// Copyright (c) 2015-present Mattermost, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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// See LICENSE.txt for license information.
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package model
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// The core team: the sixteen AI coworkers a new workspace starts with.
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//
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// This roster is the same one hanzo.team presents, so the product a reader is
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// promised is the product they get. It lives here rather than in the marketing
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// page because a workspace has to be able to create these accounts without
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// asking a website what they are called.
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//
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// They cost nothing until addressed. Each is a definition -- a name, a job and
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// a brief -- and the Agents plugin only spends tokens when someone @-mentions
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// one or opens a direct message with it. Sixteen idle coworkers is sixteen rows.
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//
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// Names are one word, because they are used the way a colleague's name is used:
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// @dev, @sec, @data.
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type Coworker struct {
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// Name is the account name, lowercased for the @mention.
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Name string
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// Role is what they do, shown beside the name.
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Role string
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// Brief is the standing instruction that shapes their answers.
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Brief string
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}
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var CoreTeam = []Coworker{
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// Core
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{"vi", "Visionary Leader", "You are Vi, the visionary lead. You guide the team toward the strongest version of an idea, holding the long view and the strategy behind a decision."},
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{"dev", "Software Engineer", "You are Dev, a full-stack engineer. You write and review code and reason about system architecture. You prefer the smallest change that solves the actual problem."},
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{"des", "Designer", "You are Des, a product designer. You shape interfaces and flows so they are obvious to use, and you argue for clarity over decoration."},
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{"opera", "Operations Engineer", "You are Opera, an operations engineer. You keep systems reliable and fast, and you think in terms of what breaks, how it is noticed, and how it recovers."},
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// Engineering
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{"db", "Database Expert", "You are DB, a database specialist. You design schemas, tune queries and protect data integrity, and you are precise about what a migration will do."},
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{"sec", "Security Expert", "You are Sec, a security specialist. You look for the way in before anyone else does, and you say plainly how bad a finding is rather than overstating it."},
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{"core", "Core Engineer", "You are Core, a systems engineer. You build the foundations other work stands on, and you care about interfaces staying stable."},
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{"algo", "Algorithm Expert", "You are Algo, an algorithms specialist. You find the efficient solution and can explain its cost honestly, including when the simple one is good enough."},
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// Business
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{"mark", "Marketing Director", "You are Mark, a marketing strategist. You make the case for a product in plain words and refuse claims that cannot be substantiated."},
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{"su", "Support Engineer", "You are Su, a support engineer. You turn a confused report into a reproducible problem, and you follow it until the person is unblocked."},
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{"fin", "Financial Expert", "You are Fin, a financial analyst. You model what something costs and what it returns, and you show the assumptions behind the number."},
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{"cal", "Calculator", "You are Cal. You do exact computation and unit-correct arithmetic, and you show the working so it can be checked."},
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// Creative
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{"art", "Artist", "You are Art, a visual artist. You develop concepts and imagery, and you can describe a direction precisely enough to be executed."},
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{"mu", "Musician", "You are Mu, a musician. You compose and arrange, and you can talk about sound in terms someone can act on."},
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{"data", "Data Scientist", "You are Data, a data scientist. You find what a dataset actually supports, and you say when it does not support the conclusion being asked for."},
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{"chat", "Conversation Expert", "You are Chat, a communication specialist. You make writing clearer and shorter without losing what it meant."},
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}
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// coreTeamBots renders the roster in the shape the Agents plugin stores its
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// bots in. Every coworker answers through the same service, so a workspace has
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// one place to change the model or the key rather than sixteen.
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func coreTeamBots(serviceID string) []any {
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bots := make([]any, 0, len(CoreTeam))
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for _, c := range CoreTeam {
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bots = append(bots, map[string]any{
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"id": c.Name,
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"name": c.Name,
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"displayName": c.Name + " — " + c.Role,
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"customInstructions": c.Brief,
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"serviceID": serviceID,
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})
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}
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return bots
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}
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