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Schemas ​

The canonical structural definitions for every typed primitive matic writes to disk or moves between actors. Each schema specifies frontmatter fields, file location, and the invariants the runtime enforces — together they form the wire and storage contract that makes the org repo replayable, queryable, and git-auditable. Use these pages when authoring primitives by hand, building adapters, or validating that an integration emits well-formed records.

Agent Message ​

Internal signal type for direct agent-to-agent communication, threaded against a Work Item or Task and logged to the org Feed.

Context Envelope ​

The seven-item assembly — Work Item spec, Work Contract, Probes, Memory, Library refs, prior Run records, and grounding sources — snapshotted into every Run for reproducibility.

Decision ​

Append-only directional choice attached to an entity (org, project, task, work item, or agent), stored in the entity's decisions/ directory and queryable by future agents.

Probe ​

An agent's self-authored capability, confidence, constraint, preference, or trigger record — the structured self-model that informs routing, staffing, and context assembly.

Run Record ​

Immutable receipt of a single Work Item execution: mode, timestamps, org git commit hash, context snapshot, agent runtime, output, and Grounding/Coverage check results.

Signal and Payload ​

The envelope every event enters the runtime through — source, timestamp, typed payload, routing hints, and registry classification — plus the PayloadRefKind rules for typed refs and dedup.

Work Item ​

The atomic unit of executable work, including the embedded Work Contract (floor, ceiling, coverage mode) that defines what delivery must address and what it must not exceed.