Research · updated 2026-07-15
In progressGeometric AI Agents
Agent architectures with geometric-algebra state representations
Clifford algebraAgent architecturesReinforcement learning
Overview
Exploratory work on agent architectures that carry state as geometric-algebra multivectors rather than flat vectors, extending the same Clifford-algebra approach used in the GW classifier and plasma control agent into general agent design.
Architecture
- Agent state represented as Clifford-algebra multivectors instead of flat vectors
- Extends the same Cl(3,0)/geometric-algebra approach used in the GW classifier and the plasma control agent into general-purpose agent design
- Likely builds on tardigrade_agent's existing geometric-algebra layers rather than starting a separate stack
Milestones
- 01Define a first benchmark task distinct from plasma control, to test whether the approach generalizes
- 02Compare geometric-algebra state representation against a flat-vector baseline on that benchmark
- 03Decide whether this stays a research question or becomes a reusable library
Open questions
- Whether this is genuinely a separate project from tardigrade_agent or a generalization of it — worth settling before speccing further
- What benchmark task actually stresses the geometric representation's advantage rather than just restating plasma control
Early access
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