
Buddhi is a runtime-agnostic policy kernel that decides, per item, whether something is worth acting on and how much effort to spend under a bounded cognitive budget, and when to defer to a human. The same controller composes: the supervisor of a stream of streams is the identical operator applied one level up.
If you use Buddhi or build on its ideas, please cite it.
control plane, allocation, cognitive budget, human-in-the-loop, agent supervision
control plane, allocation, cognitive budget, human-in-the-loop, agent supervision
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