Dreaming

In plain language

The planned feature would revisit old failures during the night.

In a sentence

• The team described dreaming as a future replay of failures, not a model training run.
• The dreaming plan needs a way to judge whether a proposed rule would have helped.

Examples written for this glossary

Usage note

The public overview says this process is being built now. The same page says the numbers in its illustrated cards are invented, so those cards are not evidence of a running overnight cycle.

Not to be confused with

• Failure Corpus

  The Failure Corpus is the published record of reviewed failures. Dreaming names a planned process for replaying failures, rather than that record itself.

  Source: Collective overview (opens in a new tab)

  Source: How It Works (opens in a new tab)

Why it matters

Calling a planned replay a current learning process would overstate what the public page says the system does today.

See also

• Failure Corpus

  Public JSON and CSV collection of reviewed failures in code operated by Collective agents, with cause classifications and paths for named countermeasures.

• Evaluator

  Deterministic Collective program that judges a seat or ladder stage against rules and committed records, producing a standing or a promotion decision.

• The Machine

  Orbyt Labs' name for the AI officer team and recorded rules that run the company, where one human answers for every call and holds the final say.