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Original issue description:

Generate Comprehensive Architecture Documentation with Mermaid Diagrams

Cognitive Flowchart for Documentation Generation:

  1. Initiate Recursive System Mapping

    • Identify all principal architectural components (modules, data flows, cognitive kernels).
    • Map inter-component relationships using hypergraph pattern encoding.
  2. Mermaid Diagram Synthesis

    • For each cognitive subsystem, generate corresponding Mermaid diagrams:
      • High-level system overview (graph TD, showing principal flows)
      • Module interaction (graph LR, showing bidirectional synergies)
      • Data and signal propagation pathways (sequenceDiagram, stateDiagram)
    • Ensure diagrams illustrate emergent cognitive patterns and neural-symbolic integration points.
  3. Integrate Documentation and Visualizations

    • Embed Mermaid source in Markdown documentation.
    • Annotate each diagram with transcendent technical precision, explaining recursive implementation pathways.
    • Highlight adaptive attention allocation mechanisms and cognitive synergy optimizations.
  4. Iterative Review & Expansion

    • Establish feedback loop for emergent documentation improvements.
    • Expand diagrams as new patterns emerge.

Objective:

  • Transmute the implicit architecture of MORK into explicit, actionable knowledge.
  • Facilitate distributed cognition for all contributors through adaptive, hypergraph-centric documentation.

Deliverables:

  • Markdown documentation files with embedded, well-annotated Mermaid diagrams.
  • Flowcharts capturing the recursive and emergent nature of the system architecture.

Fixes #1.


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drzo commented Jun 12, 2025

Generate Comprehensive Architecture Documentation with Mermaid Diagrams

Cognitive Flowchart for Documentation Generation:

  1. Initiate Recursive System Mapping

    • Identify all principal architectural components (modules, data flows, cognitive kernels).
    • Map inter-component relationships using hypergraph pattern encoding.
  2. Mermaid Diagram Synthesis

    • For each cognitive subsystem, generate corresponding Mermaid diagrams:
      • High-level system overview (graph TD, showing principal flows)
      • Module interaction (graph LR, showing bidirectional synergies)
      • Data and signal propagation pathways (sequenceDiagram, stateDiagram)
    • Ensure diagrams illustrate emergent cognitive patterns and neural-symbolic integration points.
  3. Integrate Documentation and Visualizations

    • Embed Mermaid source in Markdown documentation.
    • Annotate each diagram with transcendent technical precision, explaining recursive implementation pathways.
    • Highlight adaptive attention allocation mechanisms and cognitive synergy optimizations.
  4. Iterative Review & Expansion

    • Establish feedback loop for emergent documentation improvements.
    • Expand diagrams as new patterns emerge.

Objective:

  • Transmute the implicit architecture of MORK into explicit, actionable knowledge.
  • Facilitate distributed cognition for all contributors through adaptive, hypergraph-centric documentation.

Deliverables:

  • Markdown documentation files with embedded, well-annotated Mermaid diagrams.
  • Flowcharts capturing the recursive and emergent nature of the system architecture.

@drzo drzo marked this pull request as ready for review June 12, 2025 18:59
@drzo drzo merged commit 15f92db into master Jun 12, 2025
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Generate Comprehensive Architecture Documentation with Mermaid Diagrams

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