Trinity Framework 2.0 Core Documentation

VERSION: 1.0.0 | STATUS: Release Candidate | FRAMEWORK: Trinity Framework 2.0

Welcome to the documentation for Trinity Framework 2.0 Core, a standardized framework for building context-resilient agent systems. This documentation provides comprehensive information about the framework's principles, components, and implementation guidelines.

Note: Trinity Framework 2.0 Core requires Claude AI models. You'll need a Claude Pro subscription or Claude API access to use this framework effectively.

Documentation Sections

Principles

The core concepts and design philosophy behind Trinity Framework 2.0.

Context Resilience Workspace Standardization Protocol Recovery

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Getting Started

Setup guides and quick start information for implementing the framework.

Quick Start Setup Verification

Get Started

Reference

Comprehensive reference documentation for framework components.

Protocol Files Agent Roles Terminology

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Guides

Instructional guides for implementing specific framework features.

AAR System Recovery Context Management

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Agent Roles

Trinity Framework 2.0 defines three specialized agent roles that work together to form a complete operational system:

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APEX

Primary Focus: Strategic direction, architecture, and system-level decisions

Key Characteristics: Big-picture thinking, long-term planning, architectural expertise

Learn About APEX

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ANALYST

Primary Focus: Data processing, analysis, and tactical execution

Key Characteristics: Detail-oriented, analytical thinking, implementation expertise

Learn About ANALYST

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HISTORIAN

Primary Focus: Documentation, knowledge preservation, and context continuity

Key Characteristics: Organization, communication clarity, documentation expertise

Learn About HISTORIAN

Quick Start

Get started with Trinity Framework 2.0 Core quickly with our easy setup process:

$ git clone https://github.com/jlchatha/trinity-framework-core.git
$ cd trinity-framework-core
$ chmod +x tools/setup/*.sh
$ ./tools/setup/create-workspaces.sh $(dirname $(pwd))
✓ Workspaces created successfully!

See the Quick Start Guide for more detailed instructions.

Protocol Files

Three essential protocol files form the foundation of every agent workspace:

Protocol File	Purpose	Key Components
AGENT.md	Agent identity and role definition	Role definition, recovery protocol, workflow patterns
STATUS.md	Current operational status	Project status, priorities, recent activity, context health
AUTO-COMPACT.md	Context management protocol	Context metrics, recovery instructions, checkpoint data

See the Protocol Files Reference for detailed information.

Important: Protocol files are required for framework compliance. All three files must be present and properly maintained in each agent workspace.

Field Reports

Explore real-world implementation examples and deployment experiences:

Beta 2 Deployment

How OVERSEER deployed Trinity Apex Beta 2 on AWS with minimal human intervention.

DevOps AWS K3s

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