executing-plans
executing-plans
Use when executing an implementation plan in the current session as the implementer yourself — your human partner chose inline execution, or no subagent tool is available
symbolic-problemsFormulate and diagnose NeuroMANCER symbolic variables, objectives, constraints, aggregate losses, Node graphs, and constrained parametric Problems.
Independent GitHub snapshot · Automated classification · Original documentation governs
Use this route when the task is about NeuroMANCER 1.5.6 symbolic programming:
Variable expressions, comparison constraints, .minimize() objectives,
PenaltyLoss/BarrierLoss/AugmentedLagrangeLoss, dictionary-wired Node
components, Problem computation graphs, or differentiable constrained
parametric optimization.
neuromancer.constraint, neuromancer.loss, neuromancer.system, and
neuromancer.problem.variable("key") for values supplied by
a batch and use a Node to produce decision-variable tensors such as x..minimize(...), and write inequalities in the
mathematical direction intended by the model. Check the residual sign and
tensor shapes before selecting a loss.name. Keep
symbolic input keys and output keys unique; set check_overwrite=True while
diagnosing a new graph.Problem(nodes, loss, grad_inference=False, check_overwrite=False). Supply a batch dictionary containing every required
key and a string name; Problem.forward prefixes every returned key with
that name.scripts/core_smoke.py.Detailed contracts and examples are in:
references/api-reference.md — factories,
operators, exact class signatures, output keys, graph and gradient behavior.references/workflows.md — formulation,
validation, loss selection, and a small end-to-end CPU recipe.references/troubleshooting.md — key,
naming, tensor, comparator, graph rendering, and autograd failures.../data-training/SKILL.md.../dynamics-modeling/SKILL.md.../control-simulation/SKILL.md.../structured-operators/SKILL.md.This route can still own the symbolic objective or constraint attached to a model from a sibling route; hand off the model/data/rollout portion rather than repeating it here.
The contracts here are distilled from the package implementation, public
constraint/loss/problem/component/gradient documentation, the symbolic
tutorials, the parametric-programming formulations, and the variable,
constraint, loss, problem, and system tests for the versioned 1.5.6 package.
The bundled smoke is deterministic, CPU-only, uses no network or training
loop, and checks that a tiny Node-to-Problem loss remains differentiable.