What Valhalla is
Valhalla is the delivery-room layer for turning a spec into clarified questions, plans, implementation, audits, and convergence. It is not a swarm. It is a governed room with roles, budgets, stop criteria, and evidence.
Core objects
- Room roster: lead, planner, builders, auditors, specialists, and budget.
- Question register: ambiguity surfaced before and during implementation.
- Build loop: scoped implementation passes with explicit ownership.
- Audit loop: security, DX, UX, performance, and product review before stopping.
- Convergence record: why the room believes it is done.
Current status
Valhalla is the right surface when you want multiple agents to collaborate on one outcome without losing ownership, budget, or review discipline. For first-time Caimeo setup, start with Brainstack so the room has shared context and memory before you add orchestration.
Expected workflow
- Intake a spec, repo, or product goal.
- Ask clarifying questions before work expands.
- Split ownership across builders and reviewers.
- Run implementation, audit, and repair passes.
- Stop only when the convergence record explains what changed, what was tested, and what remains risky.
Guardrails
- Every room needs a budget and stop condition.
- Roles must have clear ownership; overlapping edits should be intentional.
- Audits should run against actual diffs and artifacts, not summaries alone.
- Memory and lessons should go through Brainstack proposals rather than becoming unreviewed global truth.
- Privileged actions should cross Forseti-style approval boundaries.
How it fits Caimeo
Valhalla is the orchestration layer above the rest of the suite. Brainstack provides shared context and durable lessons. Tyche tests and compares behavior. Forseti gates privileged actions and preserves execution evidence.