lex-cognitive-weather
A LegionIO cognitive architecture extension that models internal cognitive conditions as atmospheric weather patterns. Fronts represent cognitive pressure systems across domains, and storms model active episodes of confusion, conflict, or sudden insight.
What It Does
Tracks fronts (atmospheric pressure systems) and storms (active weather episodes) in cognitive domains.
Each front has:
- A type (
:warm,:cold,:occluded,:stationary) - Pressure, temperature, and humidity values
- A severity label based on pressure
Each storm has:
- A condition type (
:clear,:cloudy,:foggy,:stormy,:lightning,:blizzard) - Intensity and coverage values
- An insight log populated by
lightning_strike!events - A clarity label inverse to intensity
Fronts can be intensified or retreated. Storms can be intensified or dissipated. The engine surfaces current conditions via a weather forecast and a full atmospheric report.
Usage
require 'lex-cognitive-weather'
client = Legion::Extensions::CognitiveWeather::Client.new
# Create an atmospheric front
result = client.create_front(
front_type: :cold,
domain: 'reasoning',
pressure: 0.6,
temperature: 0.4,
humidity: 0.5
)
# => { success: true, front: { id: "uuid...", front_type: :cold, pressure: 0.6, severity_label: "moderate", ... } }
front_id = result[:front][:id]
# Brew a storm from the front
storm = client.brew_storm(
front_id: front_id,
condition: :foggy,
intensity: 0.5,
coverage: 0.4
)
# => { success: true, storm: { id: "uuid...", condition: :foggy, intensity: 0.5, clarity: "hazy", raging: false, ... } }
# Intensify the storm
client.intensify(storm_id: storm[:storm][:id])
# => { success: true, storm: { intensity: 0.55, ... } }
# Get current forecast
client.forecast
# => { success: true, condition: :foggy, avg_intensity: 0.55, active_storms: 1, clarity_label: "hazy", ... }
# List all fronts
client.list_fronts
# => { success: true, fronts: [...], count: 1 }
# Full atmospheric report
client.weather_status
# => { success: true, front_count: 1, storm_count: 1, fronts: [...], storms: [...], forecast: {...}, ... }Development
bundle install
bundle exec rspec
bundle exec rubocopLicense
MIT