the distinction between orchestration and coordination is the clearest framing I've seen for this problem. orchestration assumes you already know what needs doing. coordination is the harder problem of deciding whether it should be done at all, and when.
the "temporal judgment" piece is what most systems skip entirely. it's easy to evaluate a proposal in isolation, hard to evaluate it against system state. same dependency upgrade, completely different answer depending on whether CI is green and whether there's a feature freeze.
curious how you handle cases where Nexus itself might be wrong, like rejecting a security patch during an incident when that patch would actually reduce the blast radius. is there a human escalation path, or does the system just defer until conditions change?
I spent a lot of time reading everything Nexus did for the first week, then less time, and now I skim things here and there. There are different modes you can run it in, but even in autonomous mode it will escalate certain things to humans. At this point though, I generally defer to its own judgment over mine when it comes to evaluating proposals that the AI agents come up with.
It has already outclassed me in the way it has decided to handle responding to various incidents.
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the distinction between orchestration and coordination is the clearest framing I've seen for this problem. orchestration assumes you already know what needs doing. coordination is the harder problem of deciding whether it should be done at all, and when.
the "temporal judgment" piece is what most systems skip entirely. it's easy to evaluate a proposal in isolation, hard to evaluate it against system state. same dependency upgrade, completely different answer depending on whether CI is green and whether there's a feature freeze.
curious how you handle cases where Nexus itself might be wrong, like rejecting a security patch during an incident when that patch would actually reduce the blast radius. is there a human escalation path, or does the system just defer until conditions change?
I spent a lot of time reading everything Nexus did for the first week, then less time, and now I skim things here and there. There are different modes you can run it in, but even in autonomous mode it will escalate certain things to humans. At this point though, I generally defer to its own judgment over mine when it comes to evaluating proposals that the AI agents come up with.
It has already outclassed me in the way it has decided to handle responding to various incidents.