Fix docs and naming

Author: treo

docs/explanation/concepts/react-pattern.md

@@ -38,11 +38,11 @@ This temperature modulation creates a natural rhythm that alternates between exp
 
 ## Comparing ReAct with Traditional Approaches
 
-To understand ReAct's value, consider how it differs from the [`StressingToolUser`](https://github.com/xpressai/xaibo/blob/main/src/xaibo/primitives/modules/orchestrator/stressing_tool_user.py) pattern, which represents a more traditional approach.
+To understand ReAct's value, consider how it differs from the [`SimpleToolOrchestrator`](https://github.com/xpressai/xaibo/blob/main/src/xaibo/primitives/modules/orchestrator/simple_tool_orchestrator.py) pattern, which represents a more traditional approach.
 
-StressingToolUser follows a simpler model where the agent generates responses and uses tools in a fluid way, increasing temperature when tool execution fails to simulate cognitive stress. This reactive approach works well for straightforward tasks but lacks the systematic structure that makes ReAct powerful for complex problems.
+SimpleToolOrchestrator follows a simpler model where the agent generates responses and uses tools in a fluid way, increasing temperature when tool execution fails to simulate cognitive stress. This reactive approach works well for straightforward tasks but lacks the systematic structure that makes ReAct powerful for complex problems.
 
-ReAct is proactive rather than reactive. By forcing explicit reasoning before action, it helps prevent many errors that would trigger stress responses in simpler patterns. The structured approach also makes it easier to identify and correct problems when they occur.
+ReAct is proactive rather than reactive. By forcing explicit reasoning before action, it helps prevent many errors that would trigger temperature increases in simpler patterns. The structured approach also makes it easier to identify and correct problems when they occur.
 
 ## When to Choose ReAct
 

docs/how-to/orchestrator/switch-to-react-pattern.md

@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 # How to switch from other orchestrators to ReAct pattern
 
-This guide shows you how to migrate from [`StressingToolUser`](../../reference/modules/orchestrator.md#stressingtooluser) or other orchestrators to the [`ReActOrchestrator`](../../reference/modules/orchestrator.md#reactorchestrator) for more structured reasoning and better debugging capabilities.
+This guide shows you how to migrate from [`SimpleToolOrchestrator`](../../reference/modules/orchestrator.md#simpletoolorchestrator) or other orchestrators to the [`ReActOrchestrator`](../../reference/modules/orchestrator.md#reactorchestrator) for more structured reasoning and better debugging capabilities.
 
 ## Prerequisites
 
 - Existing agent configuration with an orchestrator module
 - Basic understanding of YAML configuration
 - Familiarity with your current orchestrator's behavior
 
-## Replace StressingToolUser with ReActOrchestrator
+## Replace SimpleToolOrchestrator with ReActOrchestrator
 
 Update your agent configuration to use the ReAct pattern:
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ modules:
       tool_packages: [tools.weather, tools.calendar]
 
   # Replace this line:
-  # - module: xaibo.primitives.modules.orchestrator.StressingToolUser
+  # - module: xaibo.primitives.modules.orchestrator.SimpleToolOrchestrator
   # With this:
   - module: xaibo.primitives.modules.orchestrator.ReActOrchestrator
     id: orchestrator
@@ -53,11 +53,11 @@ exchange:
 
 Map your existing configuration to ReAct parameters:
 
-### From StressingToolUser
+### From SimpleToolOrchestrator
 
 ```yaml
-# Old StressingToolUser config
-- module: xaibo.primitives.modules.orchestrator.StressingToolUser
+# Old SimpleToolOrchestrator config
+- module: xaibo.primitives.modules.orchestrator.SimpleToolOrchestrator
   id: orchestrator
   config:
     max_thoughts: 15
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Map your existing configuration to ReAct parameters:
 
 ### Configuration mapping
 
-| StressingToolUser | ReActOrchestrator | Notes |
+| SimpleToolOrchestrator | ReActOrchestrator | Notes |
 |-------------------|-------------------|-------|
 | `max_thoughts` | `max_iterations` | Same iteration limit concept |
 | `system_prompt` | `system_prompt` | Direct equivalent |
@@ -147,7 +147,7 @@ config:
 
 ### Tool execution changes
 
-ReActOrchestrator executes tools differently than StressingToolUser:
+ReActOrchestrator executes tools differently than SimpleToolOrchestrator:
 
 - Tools are called during ACTION phase only
 - Each tool execution triggers an OBSERVATION phase

docs/tutorial/advanced-orchestration.md

@@ -682,7 +682,7 @@ You now have powerful ReAct agents that can handle complex research tasks. Consi
 
 The ReAct pattern provides a foundation for building transparent, reliable AI agents that users can understand and trust. Your research assistant demonstrates how structured reasoning leads to better outcomes in complex problem-solving scenarios.
 
-Ready to build more sophisticated agents? Explore the [How-to Guides](../how-to/orchestrator/index.md) for advanced ReAct techniques and customization options.
+Ready to build more sophisticated agents? Explore the [How-to Guides](../how-to/index.md#orchestratorconfiguration) for advanced ReAct techniques and customization options.
 
 ## Related Documentation
 

tests/core/test_reading.py

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ def test_load_echo_complete():
     _assert_modules_match(config, raw_yaml)
     _assert_exchange_matches(config, raw_yaml)
 
-def test_load_stressing_tool():
+def test_load_simple_tool():
     config, raw_yaml = _read_yaml_config("simple_tool_orchestrator.yaml")
     _assert_modules_match(config, raw_yaml)
     _assert_exchange_matches(config, raw_yaml)