Kuroryuu Multi-Agent Orchestration FAQs

Question 1

What is the Promise Protocol used for?

Accepted Answer

The Promise Protocol is a communication standard where agents use specific tags like DONE or BLOCKED to provide unambiguous status updates to the orchestrating Leader.

Question 2

How does Kuroryuu handle session persistence?

Accepted Answer

The system uses the k_checkpoint tool to save state, context summaries, and work logs. This allows you to restore a session's progress at any time using the /k-load command or k_checkpoint(action='load') tool.

Question 3

Can Worker agents talk to humans directly?

Accepted Answer

No. A core principle of Kuroryuu is that all human interaction flows through the Leader. This prevents fragmented communication and ensures the orchestrator maintains a complete view of the project state.

Question 4

Does this require specific MCP tools?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this skill is designed to work with the Kuroryuu MCP server, providing tools like k_session, k_inbox, k_rag, and k_pty for full orchestration capabilities.

Question 5

What is the 'Leader-Worker' pattern in Kuroryuu?

Accepted Answer

It is a role-based hierarchy where a single Leader agent interacts with the human user and delegates specific sub-tasks to multiple Worker agents, who execute the work and report progress back to the Leader.

Kuroryuu Multi-Agent Orchestration

Kuroryuu Multi-Agent Orchestration

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