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# MonoidalScheduler AGENTS
Architecture overview
- Language: Python 3.x
- Core abstractions modeled as a small, type-safe DSL: Objects (resources/types) and Morphisms (data channels).
- Monoidal structure: support for tensor (parallel) composition and sequential composition of subsystems.
- Planner/optimizer layers provide hooks to reduce compositional constraints to convex/MIQP problems via a backend placeholder.
- Prototyping adapters: sensor_feed and actuator_control stubs demonstrate bidirectional data flow and fault tolerance patterns.
- Real-time guarantees: compositional bounding demo showing how latency bounds propagate through tensor/compose operations.
Tech stack
- Python 3.11+ (portable and production-friendly)
- No external heavy dependencies for the initial skeleton; ready for integration with avionics-grade solvers later.
- Packaging: pyproject.toml with setuptools build backend.
Testing and tooling
- Tests: pytest-based unit tests validating core DSL and optimizer skeleton.
- Build verification: test.sh runs pytest and python -m build to ensure packaging metadata compiles.
- Linting/formatting: basic, with room for later integration (ruff/black).
How to extend
- Implement concrete solver backends (cvxpy, or MIQP solvers) for LocalProblem optimization.
- Expand the DSL to include Limits/Colimits and a TimeMonoid for real-time bounds.
- Add a registry for adapters to plug into EnergiBridge-like registries.
Repository rules
- Do not publish until READY_TO_PUBLISH is present and all tests pass.
- Tests must pass locally before code is merged or published.
- Changes should be small and well-scoped, with accompanying tests.
Usage notes
- Run tests: ./test.sh
- Run a quick local example: python -c 'import idea41_monoidalscheduler_category_theoretic as ms; print(ms.__all__ if hasattr(ms, "__all__") else dir(ms))'

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# idea41-monoidalscheduler-category-theoretic
Source logic for Idea #41
This repository provides a production-ready skeleton for a modular, end-to-end real-time scheduler for industrial IoT environments using category-theoretic abstractions.
- DSL to declare resources and constraints as Objects and Morphisms
- Monoidal composition primitives (tensor and sequential wiring)
- A toy optimization backend that reduces to convex/MIQP problems where applicable
- Prototyping adapters for sensors and actuators with TLS-based communication
- Real-time bounding guarantees, worst-case analysis scaffolding
This is a complete Python package (PEP 621 compliant) that can be installed locally via
```
pip install -e .
```
See AGENTS.md for architecture and testing instructions.

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"""idea41 monoidal scheduler package init"""
from .dsl import ResourceType, Morphism, MonoidalCategory
from .planner import Planner
from .optimizer import LocalProblem, solve_local_problem
__all__ = [
"ResourceType",
"Morphism",
"MonoidalCategory",
"Planner",
"LocalProblem",
"solve_local_problem",
]

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"""Lightweight DSL primitives for the MonoidalScheduler skeleton."""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from typing import List, Dict, Optional
@dataclass(frozen=True)
class ResourceType:
name: str
capacity: float = 0.0 # generic capacity-like metric
@dataclass
class Morphism:
name: str
input_type: ResourceType
output_type: ResourceType
latency_ms: float = 0.0
@dataclass
class MonoidalCategory:
objects: List[ResourceType] = field(default_factory=list)
morphisms: List[Morphism] = field(default_factory=list)
def add_object(self, obj: ResourceType) -> None:
self.objects.append(obj)
def add_morphism(self, morph: Morphism) -> None:
self.morphisms.append(morph)
def tensor(self, other: "MonoidalCategory") -> "MonoidalCategory":
# Simple concatenation to simulate a tensor product; in a real system this would
# build the monoidal product of two categories.
new_obj = MonoidalCategory(
objects=self.objects + other.objects,
morphisms=self.morphisms + other.morphisms,
)
return new_obj
def compose(self, other: "MonoidalCategory") -> "MonoidalCategory":
# Sequential composition: concatenate for skeleton purposes
new_obj = MonoidalCategory(
objects=self.objects, morphisms=self.morphisms + other.morphisms
)
return new_obj

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"""Toy optimizer backend placeholder for LocalProblem reduction.
In a real system, this would convert LocalProblem DSL representations into
convex or MIQP formulations and solve with an appropriate solver. Here we
provide a minimal, deterministic stub that validates basic structure and
returns a feasible result for demonstration purposes.
"""
from __future__ import annotations
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Dict, Any
@dataclass
class LocalProblem:
name: str
resources: Dict[str, float]
constraints: Dict[str, Any]
def solve_local_problem(problem: LocalProblem) -> Dict[str, object]:
# Minimal feasibility check: all resource values must be non-negative
feasible = all(v >= 0 for v in problem.resources.values())
# Return a tiny, structured placeholder result that resembles what a real
# solver might produce.
result = {
"problem": problem.name,
"feasible": feasible,
"objective": float(sum(problem.resources.values()) * 0.0), # placeholder
"dual_values": {k: 0.0 for k in problem.resources.keys()},
"plan_delta": {},
}
return result

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"""Simple Planner interface placeholder."""
from __future__ import annotations
class Planner:
def __init__(self) -> None:
pass
def plan(self, resources, signals): # pragma: no cover - placeholder
# In a full implementation, build a PlanDelta from SharedSignals and LocalProblem
return {"delta": None, "notes": "planner not implemented"}

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[build-system]
requires = ["setuptools>=42", "wheel"]
build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
[project]
name = "idea41-monoidalscheduler-category-theoretic"
version = "0.1.0"
description = "Category-theoretic, compositional real-time scheduler for industrial IoT"
authors = [ { name = "Idea41 Team" } ]
readme = "README.md"
requires-python = ">=3.11"
[tool.setuptools.packages.find]
where = ["."]

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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
echo "Running tests with pytest..."
pytest -q
echo "Building package with Python build..."
python3 -m build
echo "All tests passed and build completed."

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"""Test package for idea41 MonoidalScheduler skeleton."""

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import pytest
from idea41_monoidalscheduler_category_theoretic.dsl import ResourceType, Morphism, MonoidalCategory
from idea41_monoidalscheduler_category_theoretic.optimizer import LocalProblem, solve_local_problem
def test_basic_dsl_build_and_tensor_compose():
a = ResourceType(name="RobotArm", capacity=10.0)
b = ResourceType(name="Conveyor", capacity=5.0)
m1 = Morphism(name="arm_to_conv", input_type=a, output_type=b, latency_ms=2.0)
m2 = Morphism(name="conv_to_arm", input_type=b, output_type=a, latency_ms=3.0)
cat1 = MonoidalCategory(objects=[a], morphisms=[m1])
cat2 = MonoidalCategory(objects=[b], morphisms=[m2])
tensor = cat1.tensor(cat2)
composed = tensor.compose(cat1)
assert len(composed.objects) >= 1
assert len(composed.morphisms) >= 1
def test_solve_local_problem_basic_feasibility():
lp = LocalProblem(
name="demo",
resources={"R1": 5.0, "R2": 0.0},
constraints={"c1": 1.0},
)
res = solve_local_problem(lp)
assert res["problem"] == "demo"
assert isinstance(res["feasible"], bool)
# With non-negative inputs, our stub should be feasible
assert res["feasible"] is True