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TrajectoryOS Architecture

TrajectoryOS is a life-trajectory modeling system composed of cooperating services that infer your skills, alignment, constraints, and escape velocity through continuous interrogation and artifact analysis.

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TrajectoryOS is a life-trajectory modeling system composed of cooperating services that infer your skills, alignment, constraints, and escape velocity through continuous interrogation and artifact analysis. 1. **Latent State Model**: Your life is represented as a time-series of latent vectors `z_t` from which all observable quantities derive 2. **Bayesian Inference**: Skills and competencies are probabilistic beliefs updated through evidence 3. **Physics-Based Metaphor**: Thrust, Alignment, Gravity, Mass, and Escape Index provide interpretable metrics 4. **Future Embodied Integration**: Designed to consume Echelon's movement dynamics when available ### Layer 1: User Interface - **web-dashboard**: Next.js dashboard for visualizing trajectory, skills, and escape index - **api-gateway**: HTTP REST + WebSocket server for sessions and real-time updates ### Layer 2: Orchestration - **agent-orchestrator**: LLM-driven interview agent and background plan generator - Conducts voice/text interviews - Runs background cognition loops - Resolves contradictions in evidence ### Layer 3: Core Models - **trajectory-core**: Life physics engine (TypeScript/Node) - Maintains latent state `z_t` - Computes skill graph, alignment, gravity, mass, escape index - Emits state change events

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