Class MissionCompiler

Static compiler that transforms a MissionConfig into a CompiledExecutionGraph.

The compiler is intentionally stateless — call MissionCompiler.compile() as many times as needed; each invocation is fully isolated.

Example

const ir = MissionCompiler.compile({
  name: 'research-mission',
  inputSchema: z.object({ topic: z.string() }),
  goalTemplate: 'Research {{topic}} and produce a summary',
  returnsSchema: z.object({ summary: z.string() }),
  plannerConfig: { strategy: 'linear', maxSteps: 5 },
  anchors: [],
});

Constructors

constructor

Methods

compile classifyGoal

Constructors

constructor

Methods

Static compile

  • compile(config): CompiledExecutionGraph

  • Compile a mission config into a CompiledExecutionGraph.

    Uses the current stub planner that generates a simple phase-ordered plan based on the mission goal template. Planner-backed decomposition is not wired into this compiler yet.

    Parameters

    • config: MissionConfig

      Fully-populated MissionConfig object produced by MissionBuilder.

    Returns CompiledExecutionGraph

    A validated CompiledExecutionGraph ready for GraphRuntime.

    Throws

    When GraphValidator.validate() reports structural errors.

Static classifyGoal

  • classifyGoal(goalTemplate): "research" | "creative" | "qa"

  • Auto-classify a goal template into the most appropriate plan template. Used when plannerConfig.style is not set explicitly. Pure keyword/regex matching — no LLM call. Returns 'research' for ambiguous or empty goals to preserve the prior default behaviour.

    Detection rules:

    • qa — question-shaped goals starting with "what is", "why does", "how do I", "explain", "define", or short trailing-? questions where a research+refine pipeline is overkill.
    • creative — artifact-producing goals starting with "write a", "compose", "draft a", "design a", "imagine".
    • research — everything else (default).

    The classifier is intentionally prefix-only — matching creative verbs anywhere in the goal would misclassify research-shaped phrasing like "Research how to write a tagline" or "Find articles about composing music" as creative. Compound goals like "Research X and write a poem about it" therefore fall through to research; authors with compound goals should set plannerConfig.style explicitly.

    Public so callers can ask the classifier directly without compiling a mission, and so tests can exercise the matrix of goal patterns without round-tripping through the whole compile() pipeline.

    Parameters

    • goalTemplate: string

    Returns "research" | "creative" | "qa"

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