📚 JIT Framework Documentation
Welcome to the official documentation for JIT Framework. This comprehensive guide will help you master Just-In-Time Task Orchestration for AI Agents.
Overview
JIT Framework provides a systematic approach to AI agent task orchestration with built-in quality assurance and continuous learning capabilities.
Installation
To get started with JIT Framework, you need to install the package and configure your agent workspace.
Prerequisites
- Node.js 16+
- NPM or Yarn
- OpenClaw gateway running
$ npm install -g jit-framework
Quick Start Guide
Follow these steps to create your first JIT task sequence:
- Create a new task sheet using the JIT template
- Define your task requirements and validation criteria
- Set up guardrails to prevent common errors
- Execute the task with full quality assurance
Intelligent Validation Sheets
Validation sheets are the core of JIT Framework. They ensure every task is executed with maximum quality and consistency.
Validation Sheet Structure
Each validation sheet contains:
- Pre-execution verification checklist
- Files identified and preserved tables
- Primary Path execution strategy
- Episodic reasoning log
Guardrail Systems
Guardrails prevent errors before they happen by enforcing quality standards and catching anti-patterns.
Guardrail Categories
- Must-have requirements - Non-negotiable quality gates
- Nice-to-have improvements - Optional enhancements
- Banned anti-patterns - Automatic conflict detection
Episodic Reasoning
Learn from every task execution with built-in pattern capture and memory persistence.
Pattern Capture
The episodic reasoning system automatically:
- Tracks task execution steps
- Identifies successful workflows
- Captures common patterns
- Builds reusable templates
Custom Workflows
Create tailored workflows for your specific use cases with JIT's flexible architecture.
Integration Guide
Integrate JIT Framework with your existing tools and workflows seamlessly.
Troubleshooting
Common issues and solutions for getting the most out of JIT Framework.
Need More Help?
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