Can I run these Scheme agents in a web browser?

Yes, by using the Hoot component, the skill can compile Scheme code into WebAssembly (Wasm) for portable execution in browsers and other Wasm runtimes.

What is the connection between Goblins and Active Inference?

The skill treats Goblins vats as agents with Markov blankets, where asynchronous message passing represents perception and behavior updates represent action.

What tools are included in the scheme skill?

The skill includes support for Guile (the implementation), Goblins (distributed actors), Hoot (Wasm compiler), and Fibers (concurrency).

How does this skill handle security in distributed systems?

It utilizes the Object Capability (OCAP) model, which defines security boundaries by what an agent is explicitly permitted to perceive or act upon.

GNU Scheme Cognitive Infrastructure

Name: GNU Scheme Cognitive Infrastructure
Author: plurigrid

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Ciencia de Datos y ML

Deploys the GNU Scheme ecosystem to build secure, distributed cognitive agents using Active Inference and WebAssembly.

The scheme skill provides Claude with deep integration into the GNU Scheme ecosystem, specifically focusing on Guile, Goblins, Hoot, and Fibers. It enables the development of 'topological chemputers' by leveraging the Spritely Goblins actor model for distributed Active Inference. By utilizing Object Capabilities (OCAPs) as cybernetic boundaries and the Hoot compiler for WebAssembly portability, this skill allows for the creation of secure, concurrent, and highly portable cognitive agents capable of running across browsers, servers, and embedded environments.