NoOrg is a Real Org

All right. Hello, everyone. Welcome. I'm going to begin this stream with a GitHub push to the Octave Influence Institute GitHub account. No org. So, start this big push, and then we are going to be in the game. All right. First, where we're headed. We are going to be designing cars for butterflies, and we're going to be doing that by orchestrating a ton of different kinds of different agents, LLM and otherwise. It's actually even a lot more general than that. So, stick around, find out, and if you're in the live chat, looking forward to your comments and questions. So, let's pull back a second. This is Active Influence Stream 13.1. It's April 25th, 2025. I'm Daniel Friedman, and the title of this stream is No Org is a Real Org. Let us confirm that GitHub is still pushing. We'll reload it soon. All right. Big picture. This is part of some ongoing projects that are related to organizations, documentation, and multi-agent systems. This is open source CC BY NC SA 4.0. Now that the GitHub push has come through, we will reload the repo, which was empty up until now, and we see everything now. So, let us start with looking at the outputs from the example. So, where are we headed here? We're headed into extremely flexible, bottom-up, five-coded, open source, customizable, multi-agent orchestration using an enormous repository of different documents and templates and tools. As just one example, and I will look forward to people suggesting more examples in the chat, and we'll do a bunch of them. Where this is going to go is in the example number eight. At the top of the script is the convent. So, this was about designing eco-friendly transportation solution for pollinators. To design a lightweight vehicle was the objective. There are some constraints related to toxicity, and the target users are butterflies, actually, but butterfly conservation organizations as well. So, just to sort of confirm this, I'll wait until somebody makes a suggestion, and then I will modify the project config to be whatever other invented scenario we want. And where that takes us is we get a few different visualizations. So, here's a visualization that I'm going to to do. First, the research unit does requirements analysis through LLMs. Sends some messages out to the development unit, out to the community engagement unit, budget allocation, all these different rule-based and LLM-based agents that are sending messages to and from each other. And that ends up getting okayed by a board. There's a bunch of different steps. We'll have different examples. And then finally, it results in the marketing department doing some calls to some image generation services. And then finally, it's a bunch of different types of service. And then finally, we'll have different examples of the product. So, we can kind of pick what type of organizational structure and flow we want. And that is noorg. So, we will return to how the example works in a little bit more detail. First, I'm going to noorg.mz. Again, anyone who writes a comment or an idea or a question in the chat, I will try to incorporate this. Okay. Why noorg? Noorg is not an organization. It's a meta-organization, a way of thinking about how organizations work. It is like cognition is to organization as meta-cognition is to noorg. And that draws a lot from MediGov, and that's going to come into play later in the stream. So, part one, noorg is not a real organization. It's not an organization. It is a template and a grammar and system for organizations. Kind of like how metacognition is about cognition. But at the same time, noorg, if you break it up a little differently, not that it's not an organization, but noorg, knowledge, as in new, meets RG, which could be renormalization group, it could be role-playing game, and it is a real org. This isn't just theory. Noorg is a functioning entity, a living system where different kinds of interaction generate tangible outcomes and structure. The no. The no. Acknowledges the…