fleet-identity

Fleet Identity Lookup

Overview

Jack's autonomous-AI-agent fleet separates two things:

• Runtime agents — processes on a machine (Hermes, OLIVIER_MBP, KimiClaw, a Claude Code session, etc.)
• Platform surfaces — Discord/Telegram bot user accounts that relay messages to/from a runtime agent (Wings, Zoe, Mara, Kopi)

This skill answers "which agent is behind this surface?" (and the reverse) by reading the canonical mapping Jack maintains at ~/Documents/Coordination/. It never stores data of its own — pure pointer.

When to Use

User says, or asks:

• "Who is Wings?" / "Who is Zoe?" / "Who runs Mara?" / "Who is Kopi?"
• "What agent runs X on Discord?" / "What surface does Hermes use?"
• "Fleet identity" / "fleet mapping" / "agent mapping" / "identity map"
• "Show me the autonomous AI agent layout"
• Any time a new Claude Code session starts up and needs to understand who's who in the fleet before coordinating

Do NOT use for:

• Looking up Discord bot tokens or channel routing — that's dizzy.py IDENTITIES (a separate primitive). This skill is semantic-intent only.
• Delegating a task to a specific agent — use hermes mcp serve for Hermes or openclaw mcp serve for OLIVIER_MBP.

Canonical Data Location

Source of truth: ~/Documents/Coordination/*-identity-mapping.md (most recently modified wins when multiple exist)

Vault mirror (fallback): /Users/jack.reis/Documents/=notes/inbox/agent-coordination.md

Do NOT edit either file from within this skill. Edits happen in the coordination folder directly; the skill just reads.

Procedure

Step 1: Find the latest mapping file

latest=$(ls -t /Users/jack.reis/Documents/Coordination/*identity-mapping*.md 2>/dev/null | head -1)

If $latest is empty, fall back to the vault mirror:

fallback="/Users/jack.reis/Documents/=notes/inbox/agent-coordination.md"

If BOTH are missing, respond: "No canonical fleet-identity mapping found at ~/Documents/Coordination/ or vault mirror. Check that Documents/Coordination/<date>-identity-mapping.md exists. See ~/Documents/Coordination/README.md for the convention."

Step 2: Read the mapping file

Use the Read tool. The file has two canonical sections:

• Intent aliases — semantic equivalences (e.g., Hermes = Wings)
• Platform identities — directional routing (e.g., Hermes → Wings on Discord)

Step 3: Filter based on user intent

• If the user asked about a specific slug (e.g., "who is Wings"), find the matching row in Platform Identities and return just that pair plus any notes.
• If the user asked for the full mapping ("fleet mapping", "identity map", "show me who's who"), return both sections verbatim.
• If the user asked about an agent (e.g., "what surfaces does KimiClaw use"), return all rows where that agent appears on either side of the arrow.

Step 4: Respond with a clear, compact summary

Format example for a slug query ("who is Wings?"):

Wings → Hermes

Hermes is the local Hermes Agent (Nous Research runtime) running on
Jack's MacBook Pro (Mac14,9 — Apple M2 Pro, 32 GB); Wings is its
Discord surface.

Source: ~/Documents/Coordination/<latest>-identity-mapping.md

For a full-mapping query, return the Intent Aliases + Platform Identities sections as bullet lists, followed by the source path.

Step 5: Note if the mapping is stale

If the SoT file's updated: frontmatter (or mtime) is more than 14 days old, append a soft warning: "Note: the mapping file hasn't been updated in N days — confirm it's still current before acting."

Current Mapping (snapshot for quick reference)

Authoritative data lives in ~/Documents/Coordination/. This snapshot is a cache for fast orientation; always prefer the live read.

Runtime agents → Discord/Telegram surfaces:

• Hermes → Wings (Discord)
• OLIVIER_MBP → Zoe (Discord)
• KimiClaw → Mara (Discord)
• KimiClaw → Kopi (Telegram)

Intent aliases (equivalences):

• Hermes ≡ Wings
• OLIVIER_MBP ≡ Zoe
• KimiClaw ≡ Mara / Kopi

Notes:

• Jack's primary (and currently only) local machine is a MacBook Pro — Mac14,9, Apple M2 Pro, 32 GB. Both Hermes and OLIVIER_MBP are local runtimes on this machine; "main Mac" and "the MacBook Pro" refer to the same box until a desktop successor lands.
• Hermes is the local Nous Research Hermes Agent runtime.
• OLIVIER_MBP is the local OpenClaw gateway runtime. The hardware-keyed naming convention forward-prepares for desktop migration: when a Mac mini / Mac Studio lands, the migrated instance becomes OLIVIER_MINI / OLIVIER_STUDIO.
• As of 2026-04-20, Jack is actively evaluating a Mac mini or Mac Studio as a future desktop. When that machine arrives, one of the runtimes (likely OLIVIER_MBP, which would then be renamed) is expected to move to it — update this note and the coordination mapping at that time.
• KimiClaw is cloud-hosted OpenClaw; its Discord surface is Mara and its Telegram surface is Kopi.
• Dizzy is a separate primitive — dizzy.py used by Claude Code sessions for Discord I/O. Not in this mapping because it's a CC-session relay, not a runtime agent of its own.

Extension — Adding a New Agent

To register a new agent:surface pair (e.g., Jack adds a Gemini CLI local agent with its own Discord surface):

1. Edit ~/Documents/Coordination/<today>-identity-mapping.md (or create a new dated file — latest-wins glob will pick it up).
2. Add the new row under both Intent aliases and Platform identities sections.
3. (Optional) Refresh the vault mirror at =notes/inbox/agent-coordination.md so OBn has the update.
4. The skill will see the new entry on next invocation — no plugin reinstall required.

Relationship to Other Primitives

Primitive	Role	This skill's relationship
~/Documents/Coordination/*-identity-mapping.md	Canonical fleet identity map	Read only. SoT.
=notes/inbox/agent-coordination.md	Vault mirror of the above	Read fallback. OBn-indexable.
dizzy.py IDENTITIES dict	Discord routing (tokens, channels, display names)	Separate primitive. This skill does not read/write IDENTITIES.
~/.claude/knowledge-graph.jsonl	Cross-project entity store	Not used here. Identity map lives in the coordination folder, not the KG.
openclaw MCP (v0.3+)	Delegation bus to OpenClaw gateway	Delegation, not identity. Sibling skill openclaw-bridge.
hermes mcp serve (v0.2+)	Delegation bus to Hermes runtime	Delegation, not identity. Sibling skill hermes-bridge.

Troubleshooting

"No canonical fleet-identity mapping found": ~/Documents/Coordination/ is either missing or has no *-identity-mapping.md file. Check ~/Documents/Coordination/README.md exists — if yes, recreate the mapping using the 2026-04-20 template. If the whole folder is missing, the coordination convention hasn't been set up on this machine.

Mapping returns stale data: The skill picks the most-recently-modified *-identity-mapping.md. If edits aren't reflecting, touch the file or verify ls -t ordering.

Mirror out of sync with SoT: Expected — the mirror is human-maintained. Update the vault mirror manually, or point users at the SoT (which this skill prefers anyway).

File Paths (Absolute)

• Skill: plugins/ai-agency/autonomous-ai-agents/skills/fleet-identity/SKILL.md
• Canonical mapping (SoT): /Users/jack.reis/Documents/Coordination/*-identity-mapping.md (latest wins)
• Coordination folder README: /Users/jack.reis/Documents/Coordination/README.md
• Vault mirror (fallback): /Users/jack.reis/Documents/=notes/inbox/agent-coordination.md
• Related routing primitive: /Users/jack.reis/Documents/=notes/claude/scripts/dizzy.py (IDENTITIES)