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Oracle, Trajectory, And Reward Example

oracle-trajectory-reward.manifest.json is a deterministic one-case example of the public Oracle contract. Its execution task writes an opt-in trajectory, then the child Oracle downloads and verifies the exact execution ZIP before writing a pass decision with a scalar reward and named component.

Normalize and run it only against operator-owned remote infrastructure:

python3 tools/loom_manifest.py \
  examples/oracle/oracle-trajectory-reward.manifest.json \
  --operator example \
  --output /remote/operator/example.dispatch.json

python3 tools/loom_matrix.py \
  --inventory /remote/operator/inventory.json \
  --dispatch-spec /remote/operator/example.dispatch.json \
  --output /remote/operator/example-summary.json

The Oracle needs a worker with both linux and oracle capabilities. Matrix waits for the execution child and its queued Oracle task because Hub task counts include both kinds. Recover only successful semantic decisions with:

python3 tools/loom_export.py \
  --controller http://CONTROL_HOST:8765 \
  --selector oracle_pass \
  --output /remote/operator/oracle-pass

The recovered result set contains the execution ZIP and its matching Oracle ZIP. The execution ZIP contains trajectory.json and its SHA-256 receipt, never the raw .loom-trajectory.raw.json input.

See Oracle, Trajectory, And Reward Contracts for the complete schema, output variables, semantic-state separation, and data handling boundary.