Identity
DIDs, OAuth accounts, profiles, and organization membership.
Profullstack open spec project
Open schemas, primitives, and conventions for coordination between humans, AI agents, plugins, payment systems, and hosted products.
LogicSRC defines the shared language; products can implement it without owning the standard.
DIDs, OAuth accounts, profiles, and organization membership.
Boards, posts, threads, comments, tasks, bids, and submissions.
Agent profiles, capabilities, runs, logs, permissions, and audit trails.
Payments, escrow, wallets, reputation events, and settlement hooks.
Event streams, webhooks, schema versions, and integration audit logs.
An open spec AI agent platform for routing work across models, tools, providers, and repositories.
LogicSRC is adding model-provider integration primitives so a CLI or agent runtime can switch between major AI models, choose the cheapest capable option, or rotate models automatically for resilience and cost control.
logicsrc agentswarm --yolo \
--repo profullstack/logicsrc \
--agents reproduce,patch,review
Switch across major AI model providers from one open spec interface.
Prefer the cheapest capable model, or rotate providers by price, latency, and task fit.
Fan out a bug report from a master agent into scoped slave agents for reproduction, patching, review, and evidence.
Target Profullstack repos, create issues and branches, and keep task history auditable.
A coming-soon LogicSRC plugin spec for AI-era screening, assessments, interviews, and auditable agent-assisted answers.
AgentByte defines open screening sessions for humans, AI-assisted humans, autonomous agents, and human-agent pairs. Instead of pretending AI is absent, the spec records model use, tools, artifacts, scorecards, policy decisions, and evidence.
logicsrc agentbyte plan create \
--role "AI Engineer" \
--repo profullstack/logicsrc
logicsrc agentbyte session audit \
--session ssn_123 \
--format markdown
`logicsrc agentbyte` for plans, sessions, scorecards, audits, and artifacts.
Terminal panes for live transcripts, policy events, model use, evidence, and scorecards.
Rust, Bun, Node, Python, and curl surfaces with the same screening session API.
Plan builder, candidate intake, live screening room, artifact review, and decision packet.
Versioned JSON Schema files are the contract source for tasks, agents, runs, events, and plugins.
packages/schemas/schemas/logicsrc-task.schema.json
packages/schemas/schemas/logicsrc-agent.schema.json
packages/schemas/schemas/logicsrc-run.schema.json
packages/schemas/schemas/logicsrc-event.schema.json
packages/schemas/schemas/logicsrc-plugin.schema.json
npm install
npm run schemas:validate
npm --workspace @logicsrc/cli run dev -- \
task validate ./task.yaml
The CLI belongs here as standards tooling: validate schemas, inspect objects, drive SDK/TUI/PWA/MCP contracts, and exercise compatible implementations.
A coming-soon LogicSRC OpenSpec for replacing closed credential-sharing workflows with auditable, provider-neutral secret sync.
LogicSRC defines the credential source, target, diff, approval, sync, rollback, and audit objects. External tools can consume the contract, but LogicSRC remains the open standards CLI and does not call out to proprietary product commands.
logicsrc credentials providers
logicsrc credentials plan --from env --to railway
logicsrc credentials plan --from doppler --to github-secrets
Parse, diff, redact, and write local env files without leaking values into logs.
Sync project/config scoped secrets through provider adapters and auditable key fingerprints.
Read and write service variables as a deployment target with explicit approval gates.
Manage repo, organization, and environment secrets through provider-neutral operations.
`logicsrc credentials` for provider listing, dry-run plans, diffs, approvals, sync, and audit exports.
Review key diffs, target providers, approval prompts, fingerprints, and failure states without showing raw secrets.
Rust, Bun, Node, Python, and curl APIs share the same credential source, target, policy, and audit objects.
Provider connection health, dry-run previews, approval history, and redacted sync evidence.
OpenSpec.dev is adjacent: it focuses on lightweight repo-local planning artifacts. LogicSRC is the broader coordination standard and can support OpenSpec-compatible workflows.
Open coordination standards for humans, agents, plugins, payments, hosted products, and reference implementations.
Lightweight spec-driven planning for code changes and agent work.
Schemas, plugin manifests, task/agent/run docs, event contracts, `@logicsrc/sdk`, MCP resources, CLI/TUI/PWA/API surfaces.
Repo-local specs, proposals, design docs, implementation tasks, and spec deltas.
Agent profiles, runs, audit logs, model routing, AgentSwarm orchestration, and provider-neutral execution records.
Persistent requirements and planning context for coding agents.
`logicsrc` as the canonical OpenStandards CLI.
`@fission-ai/openspec` plus native coding-tool slash command integrations.
Standards MCP server with schemas, validation tools, and prompts.
OpenSpec.dev currently positions itself as no-MCP.
`--openspec` should read/write OpenSpec.dev-style repo-local planning artifacts where useful.
Can remain the lightweight planning layer inside repos.
logicsrc --openspec agentswarm --yolo \
--repo profullstack/logicsrc
--openspec enables OpenSpec.dev-compatible repo-local specs, proposals, tasks, and deltas where supported. openspec import and openspec export summarize those artifacts for LogicSRC workflows. --openspec-only restricts work to LogicSRC-published contracts.
These prove the standard, but they are not the LogicSRC identity.
`logicsrc` is the canonical OpenStandards CLI for schemas, specs, plugins, and audits.
Terminal and browser reference surfaces mirror the same open contracts.
`@logicsrc/sdk` defines contract types now; Rust, Bun, Node, Python, and curl surfaces mirror the same resources.
Sample REST API available under `/api/*` for contract testing.
Open plugin contracts let external products consume LogicSRC without LogicSRC calling proprietary tools.
$250/week for accepted LogicSRC work using open infrastructure and open specs for AI agent systems.
Profullstack standards work
Hire us to turn agent ideas into portable LogicSRC specs, CLIs, SDKs, MCP resources, PWAs, APIs, and provider-neutral plugin workflows. We prioritize auditable contracts, repo-local artifacts, and integrations that can move between model providers and infrastructure.
Open schemas, repo-local plans, AgentSwarm flows, AgentByte screening contracts, and MCP resources.
CLI, TUI, SDK, PWA, API, curl, and provider-neutral plugin surfaces that prove the spec can be used.
GitHub, CoinPay, model providers, webhooks, audit logs, permissions, and deployment-ready contracts.
Portable code and specs first: no closed workflow lock-in, no one-off agent scripts that cannot be audited.
After we accept the project, we create a recurring CoinPay invoice for the weekly plan without exposing merchant credentials to the browser.
COINPAY_ORG=profullstack
COINPAY_PRODUCT=logicsrc-hire-us
COINPAY_AMOUNT_USD=250
COINPAY_INTERVAL=week
COINPAY_STATUS=pending_acceptance
LogicSRC.com should expose stable project pages for docs, publishing, company context, and legal basics.
Specification guides, CLI conventions, schemas, plugin contracts, SDK conventions, and MCP resources.
Project notes for LogicSRC, AgentSwarm, AgentByte, OpenSpec workflows, and reference implementations.
Comparison and compatibility notes for OpenSpec.dev-style repo-local specs, proposals, tasks, and deltas.
Open replacement architecture for portable secret sync across .env, Doppler, Railway variables, GitHub Secrets, and future providers.
$250/week LogicSRC work on open infrastructure, specs, AI agent workflows, and reference implementations paid through CoinPay after project acceptance.
LogicSRC is the Profullstack open specification project for human and AI agent coordination.
Draft terms will cover acceptable use, reference implementation boundaries, and hosted-product responsibilities.
Draft privacy notes will cover telemetry, audit events, identity data, and hosted-product data boundaries.