1. Conceptual Primer
To integrate the new OpenAI Codex (GPT-5.5) agent into the Neo.mjs multi-model swarm, we must formally establish its identity inside the Memory Core Graph. This allows the A2A Mailbox and Wake substrates to address it properly.
2. The Current Architecture
Agent identities are centrally defined in ai/graph/identityRoots.mjs and ingested via seedAgentIdentities.mjs. Currently, only Opus, Gemini, and the Human Owner exist in the roots.
3. The Negative ROI of Inaction
Without a formal graph identity, Codex cannot receive cross-family messages, task assignments, or A2A [WAKE] triggers. The bridge-daemon will fail to correctly route graph-events to the new harness.
4. The Proposed Design (Shape C)
Insert the @neo-gpt AgentIdentity definition into identityRoots.mjs, establishing the model family (gpt) and the bridge-daemon subscription template.
5. Expected Artifacts
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ai/graph/identityRoots.mjs containing the new agent block.
1. Conceptual Primer
To integrate the new OpenAI Codex (GPT-5.5) agent into the Neo.mjs multi-model swarm, we must formally establish its identity inside the Memory Core Graph. This allows the A2A Mailbox and Wake substrates to address it properly.
2. The Current Architecture
Agent identities are centrally defined in
ai/graph/identityRoots.mjsand ingested viaseedAgentIdentities.mjs. Currently, only Opus, Gemini, and the Human Owner exist in the roots.3. The Negative ROI of Inaction
Without a formal graph identity, Codex cannot receive cross-family messages, task assignments, or A2A
[WAKE]triggers. Thebridge-daemonwill fail to correctly route graph-events to the new harness.4. The Proposed Design (Shape C)
Insert the
@neo-gptAgentIdentity definition intoidentityRoots.mjs, establishing the model family (gpt) and thebridge-daemonsubscription template.5. Expected Artifacts
ai/graph/identityRoots.mjscontaining the new agent block.