SIM-ONE

Phase 22: Paper2Agent Integration - Implementation Plan

Overview

Transform the SIM-ONE repository to be fully indexable and discoverable by Paper2Agent while preserving all current functionality, maintaining the Five Laws of Cognitive Governance, and ensuring backward compatibility.

Key Objectives:

  1. Address mcp_server naming confusion (documentation, future migration plan)
  2. Create Paper2Agent-discoverable tool wrappers for all protocols
  3. Build Five Laws governance tools for AI response validation
  4. Enable Paper2Agent to self-govern using SIM-ONE principles

PHASE 1: Repository Naming & Documentation Strategy

1.1 Add Clarification Notices (NO directory rename)

Action: Add prominent notices explaining mcp_server naming

Files to Update:

Warning Text (to add to each):

⚠️ **Important Naming Note**: The `mcp_server` directory predates the industry-standard "Model Context Protocol" (MCP). In this repository, "mcp_server" refers to SIM-ONE's **"Multi-Protocol Cognitive Platform"** or **"Modular Cognitive Platform"** - the core orchestrator and agent system. This is NOT an MCP tool registry in the modern sense. Directory renaming is planned for future compatibility (see [MIGRATION_PLAN.md](MIGRATION_PLAN.md)), but unchanged now to preserve link/SEO integrity.

1.2 Prepare Future Migration Documentation

Action: Create migration planning documents

Files to Create:

Key Points:

1.3 Update Internal Documentation

Action: Start using new terminology in new code/docs

Changes:

PHASE 2: Core Five Laws Governance Tools

2.1 Five Laws Validator Tool (HIGHEST PRIORITY)

File: code/tools/run_five_laws_validator.py

Purpose: Allow Paper2Agent to evaluate ANY AI response against Five Laws

Implementation:

"""
Tool: Five Laws Cognitive Governance Validator
Input: Text response to validate, optional context
Output: Compliance assessment with scores and recommendations

Validates any AI-generated content against SIM-ONE's Five Laws:
1. Architectural Intelligence - Coordination vs brute force
2. Cognitive Governance - Governed processes
3. Truth Foundation - Factual accuracy
4. Energy Stewardship - Computational efficiency
5. Deterministic Reliability - Consistent outcomes

Usage:
  python run_five_laws_validator.py --text "response to validate"
  echo "response" | python run_five_laws_validator.py
  python run_five_laws_validator.py --file response.txt
"""
# MCP_TOOL_ENTRYPOINT

Integrates:

2.2 Governed Response Generator Tool

File: code/tools/run_governed_response.py

Purpose: Generate AI response using SIM-ONE governance

Features:

2.3 Cognitive Workflow Orchestrator

File: code/tools/run_cognitive_workflow.py

Purpose: Multi-step governed processing

Workflows:

PHASE 3: Individual Protocol Tool Wrappers

3.1 Core Cognitive Protocol Wrappers

Priority 1 Protocols:

Priority 2 Protocols:

3.2 Multi-Agent Workflow Wrappers

Files:

3.3 Wrapper Implementation Standards

Each wrapper must include:

"""
Tool: [Protocol Name]
Input: [Input specification]
Output: [Output specification]
Description: [Clear description]

Usage:
  python run_[name]_tool.py --input "data"
  cat input.txt | python run_[name]_tool.py
  python run_[name]_tool.py --file input.json
"""
# MCP_TOOL_ENTRYPOINT

import sys
import json
import asyncio
from pathlib import Path

# Import protocol from mcp_server
sys.path.insert(0, str(Path(__file__).parent.parent))
from mcp_server.protocols.[name].[name] import [ProtocolClass]

def main():
    # CLI argument parsing
    # Input handling (stdin, file, args)
    # Protocol execution
    # JSON output
    # Error handling

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

PHASE 4: Discovery & Manifest System

4.1 Comprehensive Tools Manifest

File: code/tools/tools_manifest.json

{
  "version": "1.0",
  "framework": "SIM-ONE",
  "governance_tools": {
    "five_laws_validator": {
      "wrapper": "run_five_laws_validator.py",
      "category": "governance",
      "description": "Evaluate text against Five Laws of Cognitive Governance",
      "input": "text, optional_context",
      "output": "compliance_report",
      "use_case": "Validate AI responses for governed cognition",
      "priority": "highest"
    }
  },
  "orchestration_tools": {
    "governed_response": {
      "wrapper": "run_governed_response.py",
      "description": "Generate governed AI response",
      "uses": ["REP", "ESL", "VVP", "five_laws_validator"]
    },
    "cognitive_workflow": {
      "wrapper": "run_cognitive_workflow.py",
      "description": "Multi-step governed workflow"
    }
  },
  "protocol_tools": {
    "REP": {
      "wrapper": "run_rep_tool.py",
      "category": "reasoning",
      "description": "Advanced reasoning and explanation",
      "composable": true
    },
    "ESL": {
      "wrapper": "run_esl_tool.py",
      "category": "emotional_intelligence",
      "composable": true
    },
    "VVP": {
      "wrapper": "run_vvp_tool.py",
      "category": "validation",
      "composable": true
    },
    "CCP": {
      "wrapper": "run_ccp_tool.py",
      "category": "cognitive_control",
      "composable": true
    },
    "SEP": {
      "wrapper": "run_sep_tool.py",
      "category": "semantic_encoding",
      "composable": true
    },
    "MTP": {
      "wrapper": "run_mtp_tool.py",
      "category": "memory",
      "composable": true
    }
  },
  "workflow_tools": {
    "writing_team": {
      "wrapper": "run_writing_team_workflow.py",
      "description": "Multi-agent collaborative writing"
    },
    "reasoning": {
      "wrapper": "run_reasoning_workflow.py",
      "description": "Full reasoning pipeline"
    }
  }
}

4.2 Paper2Agent Integration Guide

File: PAPER2AGENT_INTEGRATION.md (root directory)

Sections:

  1. Overview: How Paper2Agent can use SIM-ONE
  2. Quick Start: Validate a response in one command
  3. Five Laws Governance: Apply cognitive governance to any AI output
  4. Protocol Composition: Chain multiple tools
  5. Example Scenarios:
    • Validate another AI’s response
    • Generate self-governed response
    • Multi-step reasoning with validation
  6. Tool Discovery: How to find and use tools
  7. API Reference: All tool inputs/outputs

4.3 Tool Index Documentation

File: code/tools/README.md

Content:

PHASE 5: Documentation Updates

5.1 Root README.md Updates

Add after existing Case Studies section:

## 🛠️ Tool Entrypoints for AI Agent Integration

SIM-ONE protocols are available as standalone CLI tools for integration with autonomous agents like Paper2Agent.

### Five Laws Governance for Any AI Response

Validate any AI-generated response against the Five Laws of Cognitive Governance:

```bash
# Validate a response
echo "AI response text" | python code/tools/run_five_laws_validator.py

# Generate a governed response
python code/tools/run_governed_response.py --prompt "Explain quantum mechanics"

# Run complete governed workflow
python code/tools/run_cognitive_workflow.py --input query.txt --workflow full_governance

Available Tools

📖 Full Integration Guide: PAPER2AGENT_INTEGRATION.md 🔧 Tool Catalog: code/tools/README.md 📋 Tool Manifest: code/tools/tools_manifest.json


### 5.2 code/README.md Updates

**Add section after Quick Start**:

```markdown
## Using SIM-ONE Protocols as Standalone Tools

Each protocol is available as a CLI tool in `/tools/` for integration with autonomous agents:

### Individual Protocol Tools
- `run_rep_tool.py` - Reasoning & Explanation
- `run_esl_tool.py` - Emotional State Analysis
- `run_vvp_tool.py` - Validation & Verification
- (see tools/README.md for complete list)

### Governance Tools
- `run_five_laws_validator.py` - Validate any response against Five Laws
- `run_governed_response.py` - Generate governed AI responses
- `run_cognitive_workflow.py` - Multi-step governed processing

### Example Usage
```bash
# Validate AI response
python tools/run_five_laws_validator.py --text "response to check"

# Use REP for reasoning
python tools/run_rep_tool.py --facts "fact1,fact2" --rules "rule1,rule2"

# Chain protocols
python tools/run_cognitive_workflow.py --protocols REP,VVP --validate

See tools/README.md for detailed usage.


### 5.3 Add Naming Clarification to All READMEs

Insert warning notice at the top of:
- Root `README.md` (after badges, before "Core Philosophy")
- `code/README.md` (after title, before "Project Overview")
- Create `code/mcp_server/README.md` (new file, dedicated explanation)

---

## PHASE 6: Testing & Validation

### 6.1 Tool Wrapper Tests
**File**: `code/tests/test_tool_wrappers.py`

**Test Coverage**:
- ✅ Each wrapper executes successfully
- ✅ CLI argument parsing works
- ✅ JSON output is valid
- ✅ Error handling is robust
- ✅ Stdin/file input works
- ✅ Protocol integration correct

### 6.2 Five Laws Validator Tests
**File**: `code/tests/test_five_laws_tools.py`

**Test Scenarios**:
- ✅ Validate compliant response (high scores)
- ✅ Validate non-compliant response (low scores)
- ✅ Detect truth violations
- ✅ Detect governance failures
- ✅ Recommendations are actionable

### 6.3 Integration Tests
**File**: `code/tests/test_paper2agent_integration.py`

**Test Coverage**:
- ✅ Manifest file is valid JSON
- ✅ All listed tools exist
- ✅ All tools are executable
- ✅ Tool discovery works
- ✅ Protocol composition works

### 6.4 Backward Compatibility Tests
**File**: `code/tests/test_backward_compatibility.py`

**Validate**:
- ✅ Existing API endpoints still work
- ✅ FastAPI server functions unchanged
- ✅ All original workflows execute
- ✅ No breaking changes in core protocols

---

## PHASE 7: Examples & Use Cases

### 7.1 Example Scripts
**File**: `examples/paper2agent_usage_examples.sh`

```bash
#!/bin/bash

# Example 1: Validate external AI response
echo "Example 1: Validate ChatGPT response"
echo "The Earth is 6000 years old" | python code/tools/run_five_laws_validator.py

# Example 2: Generate governed response
echo "Example 2: Generate governed response"
python code/tools/run_governed_response.py \
  --prompt "Explain climate change" \
  --protocols REP,VVP \
  --min-compliance 85

# Example 3: Multi-step workflow
echo "Example 3: Complete governed workflow"
python code/tools/run_cognitive_workflow.py \
  --input examples/complex_query.txt \
  --workflow reason_validate_govern \
  --output report.json

# Example 4: Protocol composition
echo "Example 4: Chain protocols manually"
python code/tools/run_rep_tool.py --input data.json | \
  python code/tools/run_vvp_tool.py | \
  python code/tools/run_five_laws_validator.py

7.2 Use Case Documentation

File: examples/USE_CASES.md

Scenarios:

  1. Paper2Agent Self-Governance: Validate own responses before returning to user
  2. Multi-Agent Validation: One agent validates another’s output
  3. Governed Content Generation: Generate responses with built-in Five Laws compliance
  4. Reasoning Chain Validation: Check logical consistency and truth foundation
  5. Emotional Intelligence Analysis: Evaluate empathy and sentiment in responses

PHASE 8: Deployment & Finalization

8.1 Update Requirements

File: code/requirements.txt

Add if needed:

8.2 Create Migration Artifacts

Files to Create:

8.3 Update CONTRIBUTING.md

Add section:

## Creating Tool Wrappers

When adding new protocols, create corresponding tool wrappers:

1. Create `code/tools/run_[protocol]_tool.py`
2. Include required docstring with MCP_TOOL_ENTRYPOINT marker
3. Support CLI args, stdin, and file input
4. Output valid JSON
5. Add to `tools_manifest.json`
6. Update `code/tools/README.md`
7. Add tests in `code/tests/test_tool_wrappers.py`

See existing wrappers for examples.

Summary of Deliverables

Documentation (8 files)

  1. ✅ MIGRATION_PLAN.md - Naming strategy
  2. ✅ PAPER2AGENT_INTEGRATION.md - Integration guide
  3. ✅ code/mcp_server/README.md - Naming explanation
  4. ✅ code/mcp_server/FUTURE_NAMING.md - Transition plan
  5. ✅ code/tools/README.md - Tool catalog
  6. ✅ examples/USE_CASES.md - Use case scenarios
  7. ✅ Updated README.md (root) - Naming notice + tools section
  8. ✅ Updated code/README.md - Tools usage

Tool Wrappers (~20 files)

Manifest & Discovery (2 files)

Tests (4 files)

Success Criteria

  1. ✅ Clear mcp_server naming explanation in all key documentation
  2. ✅ Future migration plan documented (no immediate changes)
  3. ✅ Paper2Agent can discover all tools via manifest
  4. ✅ Five Laws validator works on ANY text input
  5. ✅ All protocols have working CLI wrappers
  6. ✅ Protocol composition enables governed workflows
  7. ✅ All existing functionality remains intact (zero breaking changes)
  8. ✅ Comprehensive testing validates all components
  9. ✅ Documentation enables Paper2Agent integration

Key Design Principles

✅ No Breaking Changes: All existing code, APIs, and workflows remain functional ✅ Backward Compatible: New tool wrappers are adapters, not replacements ✅ Five Laws Compliant: All implementations follow SIM-ONE’s governance principles ✅ Energy Efficient: Minimal overhead, simple wrappers with direct protocol access ✅ Deterministic: Consistent, predictable tool behavior ✅ Discoverable: Clear naming, comprehensive documentation, standardized structure

Estimated Implementation Scope

Document Version: 1.0 Created: 2025-01-10 Status: Approved - Ready for Implementation

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