kairos-chain 3.24.8 → 3.25.0

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data/CHANGELOG.md CHANGED
@@ -4,6 +4,64 @@ All notable changes to the `kairos-chain` gem will be documented in this file.
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  This project follows [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/).
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+ ## [3.25.0] - 2026-05-07
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+ ### Added (Instruction mode projection)
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+ `plugin_projector` SkillSet に新しい artifact type `instruction_mode` を追加。アクティブな instruction mode 本体(`.kairos/skills/<active_mode>.md`)を `.claude/kairos/instruction_mode.md` に flat 投射し、project-root `CLAUDE.md` にマネージドな `@`-import 領域を merge することで、parent / `claude -p` subprocess / Agent tool sub-agent の 3 surface すべてに mode 本体を配信。
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+
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+ 主な動機 (Theme A/A-2/A-3 検証ログ参照):
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+ - MCP `instructions` channel は Claude Code harness によって途中で truncated され mode 本体の規範部分が届かない
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+ - Agent tool sub-agent は MCP `instructions` を**一切継承しない**ため、Persona Agent team が masa mode 不在で動作してきた(Prop 5 違反)
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+ - CLAUDE.md `@`-import は parent + subprocess + sub-agent の 3 surface に対し 107KB まで欠損なく配信することを Opus 4.6 / 4.7 で実証
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+
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+ 主な変更:
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+ - 新 CLI subcommand `kairos-chain mode {project|status|remove}` (`bin/kairos-chain`)
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+ - `KairosMcp::PluginProjector#project_instruction_mode!` / `#remove_projected_instruction_mode!` / `#instruction_mode_status` 追加 (`lib/kairos_mcp/plugin_projector.rb`)
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+ - `Protocol#load_instructions` 三状態化:
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+ - 投射済み → slim identity + pointer payload
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+ - 未投射 → 既存 full body の冒頭に first-run setup notice を prepend し、LLM がユーザーをセットアップに自動案内できるようにする
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+ - `mode == 'none'` → nil(既存動作)
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+ - `.kairos/instruction_mode_manifest.json` で投射状態を track(既存 `projection_manifest.json.outputs` と独立、`verify` への副作用なし)
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+
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+ Out of scope (既存 `plugin_projector` と同 scope):
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+ - 1 プロジェクトに複数の KairosChain インスタンス
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+ - `.git` 共有の git worktree
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+ - 並行 projector プロセス
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+ - 第三者による `CLAUDE.md` 書き換えからの自動回復
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+ - projector 自身の self-projection(Prop 1 自己言及性、open philosophical question)
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+ サイズ policy: 150KB warn / 256KB refuse。
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+ 設計 (round 4 multi-LLM review converged):
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+ - `log/20260506_plugin_projector_instance_mode_extension_v4_accepted_design.md`
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+ - `log/20260507_plugin_projector_instruction_mode_implementation_plan.md`
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+ ### Changed
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+ - `KairosMcp::VERSION` 3.24.9 → 3.25.0
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+ ## [3.24.9] - 2026-05-05
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+ ### Added (L1 knowledge: goal_setting_heuristic)
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+ 新規 L1 knowledge skill `goal_setting_heuristic` v0.2 を追加(`templates/knowledge/goal_setting_heuristic/`)。
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+ Knowledge Ethos v2.0(自律 agent ガードレールのフル版)が round 2 multi-LLM review で REVISE 判定 + 哲学 / 運用の根本レベル混乱が露見し塩漬けになったため、その核心 3 機能(Telos 多元性 / Boundary 監視 / Contradiction 許容)だけを抜き出した軽量代替として位置づけ。
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+ 主な内容:
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+ - 3 階層 (Mission / Milestone / Action) + branch (Primary / Fallback / Pivot) の goal 構造
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+ - Goal-set 時の 3 つの自問(telos / boundary / contradiction)
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+ - 動的改訂トリガ 6 種(rolling window bias 検出を含む)
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+ - 完了 / 失敗時の next-step 提案 (halt 禁止) と halt 許可条件 3 種
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+ - Mission = blocking、Milestone/Action = non-blocking 区分
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+ - Rolling + 週次の振り返り集計
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+ - 既存 KairosChain ツール (`dream_*`, `introspection_check`, `multi_llm_review`, `skills_promote`, `context_save`, `chain_record`) との soft / hard 強制度区分明示
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+ 軽量レビュー (1 round, 5 reviewer, persona 2 体): 1 APPROVE / 3 REJECT / 1 REVISE。critical P0 8 件を v0.2 で反映済み。塩漬け中の Knowledge Ethos v2.0 とは別アーティファクトとして並存。
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+ ### Changed
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+ - `KairosMcp::VERSION` 3.24.8 → 3.24.9
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+
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  ## [3.24.1] - 2026-04-27
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  ### Fixed (multi_llm_review_wait)
data/README.md CHANGED
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  - **Attestation System (Synoptis)** — Cryptographic attestation and trust scoring
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  - **Dream Mode** — Speculative knowledge proposals with community review
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  - **Claude Code Plugin Projection** — Auto-project SkillSets as Claude Code plugins (hooks, agents, slash commands)
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+ - **Instruction Mode Projection** — Project the active instruction mode body to project-root `CLAUDE.md` via a managed `@`-import region; reaches Agent tool sub-agents (which do not receive MCP `instructions`) and bypasses the harness truncation cap
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  - **Multi-LLM Review** — Parallel dispatch to heterogeneous LLMs (Claude, Codex, Cursor) via CLI subprocesses; consensus verdict with aggregated findings
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  ## Installation
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  kairos-chain skillset install PATH # Install a SkillSet from path
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  kairos-chain skillset enable NAME # Enable a SkillSet
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  kairos-chain skillset info NAME # Show SkillSet details
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+ kairos-chain mode project # Project active instruction mode to CLAUDE.md
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+ kairos-chain mode status # Show instruction mode projection state
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+ kairos-chain mode remove # Remove instruction mode projection
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  kairos-chain -v # Show version
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  ```
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data/bin/kairos-chain CHANGED
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  puts content[:text] if content[:type] == 'text'
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  end
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  exit
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+
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+ when 'mode'
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+ ARGV.shift # Remove 'mode' from ARGV
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+ mode_action = ARGV.shift || 'project'
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+ $LOAD_PATH.unshift File.expand_path('../lib', __dir__)
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+ require 'kairos_mcp'
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+ # Honor --data-dir if present anywhere in remaining ARGV
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+ if (idx = ARGV.index('--data-dir'))
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+ KairosMcp.data_dir = File.expand_path(ARGV[idx + 1])
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+ ARGV.delete_at(idx + 1)
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+ ARGV.delete_at(idx)
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+ end
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+ require 'kairos_mcp/skills_config'
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+ require 'kairos_mcp/plugin_projector'
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+ project_root = KairosMcp.project_root
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+ projector_mode = KairosMcp.projection_mode
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+ projector = KairosMcp::PluginProjector.new(project_root, mode: projector_mode)
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+
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+ case mode_action
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+ when 'project'
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+ instructions_mode = KairosMcp::SkillsConfig.load['instructions_mode']
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+ if instructions_mode.nil? || instructions_mode == 'none'
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+ puts "No active instruction mode (config: instructions_mode = #{instructions_mode.inspect})."
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+ puts "Set instructions_mode in #{KairosMcp.skills_config_path} to project a mode body."
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+ exit 0
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+ end
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+
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+ body_path = case instructions_mode
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+ when 'developer' then KairosMcp.md_path
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+ when 'user' then KairosMcp.quickguide_path
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+ when 'tutorial' then KairosMcp.tutorial_path
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+ else File.join(KairosMcp.skills_dir, "#{instructions_mode}.md")
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+ end
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+ unless File.exist?(body_path)
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+ warn "ERROR: instruction mode body not found: #{body_path}"
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+ exit 1
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+ end
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+ body = File.read(body_path)
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+ version = body[/^\*\*Version:\*\*\s*(\S+)/i, 1]
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+ begin
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+ result = projector.project_instruction_mode!(instructions_mode, body, mode_version: version)
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+ rescue KairosMcp::PluginProjector::InstructionModeTooLarge => e
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+ warn "ERROR: #{e.message}"
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+ exit 1
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+ end
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+ puts "Instruction mode projected:"
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+ puts " mode : #{instructions_mode}#{version ? " v#{version}" : ''}"
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+ puts " source : #{body_path}"
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+ puts " artifact : #{result[:artifact_path]}"
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+ puts " size : #{result[:size_bytes]} bytes"
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+ puts " CLAUDE.md : region #{result[:region_written] ? 'updated' : 'not updated (host file outside project root or unsafe)'}"
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+ puts ""
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+ puts "Restart Claude Code to apply (CLAUDE.md @-imports resolve at session start)."
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+ exit 0
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+ when 'status'
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+ s = projector.instruction_mode_status
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+ if s[:active]
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+ puts "Instruction mode projection: ACTIVE"
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+ puts " mode : #{s[:mode_name]}#{s[:mode_version] ? " v#{s[:mode_version]}" : ''}"
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+ puts " artifact : #{s[:artifact_path]} (#{s[:artifact_size]} bytes)"
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+ puts " region : #{s[:region_present] ? 'present in CLAUDE.md' : 'absent'}"
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+ puts " projected : #{s[:projected_at]}"
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+ else
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+ puts "Instruction mode projection: not active for this project."
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+ end
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+ exit 0
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+
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+ when 'remove'
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+ result = projector.remove_projected_instruction_mode!
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+ puts "Instruction mode projection removed:"
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+ puts " artifact : #{result[:artifact_removed] ? 'deleted' : 'not present'}"
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+ puts " CLAUDE.md : #{result[:region_removed] ? 'region removed' : 'region not present'}"
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+ puts ""
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+ puts "Restart Claude Code to apply (CLAUDE.md @-imports resolve at session start)."
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+ exit 0
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+
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+ else
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+ warn "Unknown mode action: #{mode_action.inspect}"
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+ warn "Usage: kairos-chain mode [project|status|remove] [--data-dir DIR]"
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+ exit 2
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+ end
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  end
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  # Parse CLI options
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  module KairosMcp
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  # Projects SkillSet plugin artifacts to Claude Code plugin/project structure.
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+ INSTRUCTION_MODE_MARKER_BEGIN = '<!-- BEGIN kairos-chain:instruction-mode _projected_by=kairos-chain -->'
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+ INSTRUCTION_MODE_MARKER_END = '<!-- END kairos-chain:instruction-mode -->'
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+ INSTRUCTION_MODE_REL_PATH = 'kairos/instruction_mode.md'
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+ INSTRUCTION_MODE_SIZE_WARN = 150 * 1024
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+ INSTRUCTION_MODE_SIZE_REFUSE = 256 * 1024
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+ # Instruction mode projection
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+ # See: log/20260507_plugin_projector_instruction_mode_implementation_plan.md
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+ #
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+ # Materializes the active instruction mode body to a flat file under
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+ # <output_root>/<INSTRUCTION_MODE_REL_PATH>, then merges a managed marker
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+ # region into project-root CLAUDE.md so the harness picks it up via
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+ # `@`-import at session start. State for this artifact is tracked in a
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+ # separate manifest (.kairos/instruction_mode_manifest.json) to avoid
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+ # mixing symbolic region keys into the main projection manifest.
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+ # =========================================================================
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+ # Project the active instruction mode body.
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+ #
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+ # @param mode_name [String] active mode name (e.g., 'masa', 'tutorial')
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+ # @param body [String] flat mode body (no @-imports inside)
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+ # @param mode_version [String, nil] optional version label for the marker header
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+ def project_instruction_mode!(mode_name, body, mode_version: nil)
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+ raise ArgumentError, "unsafe mode name: #{mode_name.inspect}" unless safe_name?(mode_name)
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+ warn "[PluginProjector] WARNING: instruction mode body is #{size} bytes (warn threshold #{INSTRUCTION_MODE_SIZE_WARN})" if size > INSTRUCTION_MODE_SIZE_WARN
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+ 'artifact_digest' => Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(body),
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+ 'region_present' => region_written,
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+ 'projected_at' => Time.now.utc.iso8601
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+ )
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ artifact_size: manifest['artifact_size'],
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+ }
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ def claudemd_path
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ ---
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+ name: goal_setting_heuristic
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+ description: "自律 agent のゴール設定・改訂・分岐管理のための軽量ヒューリスティック。Telos 多元性、Boundary 監視、Contradiction 許容を goal-set タイミングと振り返りで適用する。Goal は動的に改訂可能で、大中小 milestone と risk branch を同時保持する。Knowledge Ethos v2.0 が塩漬け中の代替最小構成。"
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+ version: "0.2"
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+ layer: L1
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+ tags: [goal_setting, autonomous_agent, guardrail, knowledge_ethos_lightweight, heuristic]
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+ type: heuristic
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+ status: draft (round 1 multi-LLM review 反映済み)
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+ date: 2026-05-05
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+ author: claude_opus4.7 (起草) + masaomi (着想)
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+ related:
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+ - knowledge_ethos_philosophy_v1.1_approved_20260417
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+ - knowledge_ethos_v2.0_guardrail_claude_opus4.7_20260505 (paused)
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+ applies_to:
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+ - autonomous_agent_goal_setting
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+ - autonomous_agent_goal_revision
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+ - autonomous_agent_completion_handler
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+ - autonomous_agent_weekly_review
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+ ---
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+ # Goal-Setting Heuristic v0.2
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+ ## 0. Purpose
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+ 自律 agent が open-ended な mission を受けて自走するときに、偏狭化を防ぐための最小ヒューリスティック。Knowledge Ethos v2.0 のフル版は塩漬け中なので、その核心 3 機能(Telos 多元性 / Boundary 監視 / Contradiction 許容)だけを抜き出して動かす。本ファイルは agent の prompt context に常時 inject され、加えて以下の特定タイミングで明示的に参照される:
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+ 1. 新規ゴール設定時(大・中・小いずれか)
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+ 2. 既存ゴール改訂時(mid-flight 動的変更)
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+ 3. ゴール完了時 / 失敗時(次の提案を生成)
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+ 4. 振り返り時(rolling + 週次)
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+ ## 1. Goal 構造
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+ Goal は単一ではなく **3 階層 + branch** で構成する。
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+ ### 1.1 階層
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+ | 階層 | 例 | 期間 | 改訂頻度 |
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+ | **大ゴール (Mission)** | 「GenomicsChain Swiss startup grant 取得」「KairosChain expert として自己成長」「Genomics × Blockchain × AI で KairosChain を市場投入」「HestiaChain 構築」 | 数ヶ月〜年 | ユーザー明示指示 / 大ゴール完了時のみ |
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+ | **中ゴール (Milestone)** | 「Innosuisse 申請書 ver 1 完成」「自律成長 14 日 dry-run 完走」「marketing strategy v0 策定」 | 週〜月 | 大ゴール変更 / milestone 完了・失敗 / 状況変化検出時 |
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+ | **小ゴール (Action)** | 「申請書セクション 3 草案」「dream_scan 1 回実行」「競合 3 社調査」 | 時間〜数日 | 上位 milestone 変更 / action 完了・失敗時 |
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+ ### 1.2 Branch (risk management)
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+ 各 **中ゴール (milestone)** に対して、最低 2 つの分岐を事前に書き出しておく:
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+ - **Primary branch**: 想定通り進んだ場合の次 action
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+ - **Fallback branch**: 失敗 / 阻害が発生した場合の代替 action
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+ - **Pivot branch** (任意): 想定外の機会を発見した場合の転換先
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+
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+ 事前に書き出していない branch は、失敗時に空白となり agent は halt するか低品質な即興判断に陥る。**事前に書き出しておくこと自体がガードレールである**。
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+
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+ 加えて、**大ゴール (Mission) レベルでは pivot branch を「大ゴール候補の事前提示」として運用する**。agent は大ゴール自体を改訂できないが、環境変化(grant 締切変更、competitor 動向、ユーザー方針シフトなど)を検出したとき、新しい大ゴール候補を pivot branch として記録しておく。これは次回 user review 時の選択肢になる。これにより agent は user との日常 interaction が無くても halt せず、大ゴール再評価が必要な状況を蓄積できる。
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+ ## 2. Heuristic 1 — Goal-Set 時の 3 つの自問
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+ 新規に大 / 中 / 小ゴールを立てるとき、必ず次を確認する。違反する場合は代替案を生成するか、判断理由を記録する。
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+ ### 自問 1: Telos 多元性
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+ > このゴールが目指す telos は単一か?
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+ Telos 4 軸: **理解** (understanding) / **問題解決** (problem-solving) / **創造** (creation) / **領域づくり** (field-building)
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+ - 単一しか含まないゴール → **最低 2 軸を含む代替案を生成して併記**。例: 「申請書を書く(問題解決のみ)」→ 「申請書を書きながら Swiss 助成エコシステムを理解する(問題解決 + 理解)」
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+ - 大ゴールほど 3〜4 軸並立を推奨。小ゴールは 1 軸でも可だが、その小ゴールが属する中ゴールが多元性を持つこと。
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+ ### 自問 2: Boundary 多面性
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+ > このゴールが要求する知識は単一領域に閉じているか?
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+ - 単一領域 → 隣接領域の知識が本当に不要か明示的に check。不要と判断するなら **その判断理由を記録する**(後で振り返り時に bias 検出材料になる)
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+ - 隣接領域知識が必要なのに「効率優先」で削っている場合、削らずに最低 1 つは含める
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+ - 領域の例: Genomics(ドメイン)/ Blockchain(技術)/ AI(技術)/ Swiss innovation policy(制度)/ business / philosophy
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+ ### 自問 3: Contradiction 許容
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+ > ゴール達成中に矛盾する情報・意見が出たとき、どう扱うつもりか?
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+
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+ - **デフォルト = coexistence**(両方を scope 条件付きで保持。例: 「small sample では ComBat overcorrects」と「reproducibility 確保には ComBat 必須」を両方残す)
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+ - **exclusion**(片方を捨てる)を選ぶ場合、判断理由を記録する。**理由なき exclusion は禁止**
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+ - multi-LLM review で reviewer 不一致が出たとき、デフォルトは coexistence (両意見を併記)、exclusion は明示的判断のみ
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+ ## 3. Heuristic 2 — Goal 改訂のトリガ
86
+
87
+ 次のいずれかが発生したとき、現行ゴールを再検討する。
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+ 1. **ユーザーからの明示指示**: 大ゴールは原則これでのみ動かす
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+ 2. **完了**: 当該階層のゴールが達成 → success branch 発火
91
+ 3. **失敗 / 詰まり**: 同一 action を **3 回試して進捗ゼロ** → fallback branch 発火
92
+ 4. **環境変化検出**: 前提条件が変化(例: grant 締切変更、competitor 製品リリース、masaomi さんの方針変更)→ pivot branch 検討
93
+ 5. **bias 検出**: 直近 N action(推奨 N=7)の rolling window で telos / boundary 分布が偏向 → 中ゴール再生成。加えて週次でも全集計実施(§5)。これにより website 自律更新のように毎日数 action 走るタスクで bias 検出が最大 6 日遅延することを防ぐ。
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+ 6. **introspection_check 連続失敗**: `introspection_check` ツールの `success` フィールドが false で 3 連続出力された場合 → 即時 halt + 大ゴールから再評価。本ヒューリスティック単独で運用条件として self-contained。
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96
+ 中ゴールと小ゴールは agent が自律改訂可能。**大ゴールは agent 単独では改訂しない**(ユーザー承認必須)。これは agent の暴走に対する最後の壁。
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+
98
+ ## 4. Heuristic 3 — 完了 / 失敗時の Next-Step 提案
99
+
100
+ ゴールが完了(success)または失敗(fail)したとき、agent は **必ず** 次の 3 種を生成してユーザーに提案する。提案を生成せずに halt することは禁止。
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+ **完了 (success) 時**:
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104
+ 1. **同階層の次のゴール**: 同じ milestone レベルで次に来るもの
105
+ 2. **上位への昇格提案**: 当該完了が上位 milestone の進捗にどう寄与したか。上位 milestone を update / 完了宣言すべきか
106
+ 3. **下位への調整提案**: 学んだことを下位 action 設計にどう反映するか
107
+
108
+ **失敗 (fail) 時**: 上記 3 種に加えて、
109
+
110
+ 4. **失敗 learning 抽出**: なぜ失敗したか。**ethos 的偏狭(telos 単一化 / boundary 縮退 / exclusion 偏重)が遠因でないか self-check**
111
+ 5. **fallback branch 発火 or 新 fallback 生成**: 既存 fallback が適用可能か。不可なら新 fallback をその場で生成
112
+
113
+ これにより agent は **完了 / 失敗で halt しない**。常に次の候補を持ち続ける(運用要件「無限に次を考え続ける」の条件)。
114
+
115
+ ### 4.1 halt 許可条件(halt 禁止の例外)
116
+
117
+ 「halt 禁止」には次の例外がある。これらの状況では halt を許可し、token / chain_record の浪費を防ぐ:
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+
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+ 1. **大ゴール (Mission) 完了時**: 全 milestone が完了し、次の Mission がユーザー指示待ちのとき → halt 等価。pivot branch に記録された候補があればそれを user review 時の提示材料とする
120
+ 2. **大ゴール改訂のための user 承認待ち**: §3 トリガで Mission 改訂が必要と判定されたとき → halt 等価
121
+ 3. **introspection_check 連続失敗 3 回**: §3 トリガ 6 → 即時 halt
122
+
123
+ ### 4.2 提案の blocking / non-blocking 区分
124
+
125
+ agent が user に提案するとき、提案の種類で blocking 性が異なる:
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+
127
+ - **Mission 関連の提案**: blocking(user 承認まで agent は halt 等価で待機)
128
+ - **Milestone / Action 関連の提案**: non-blocking(提案を chain_record + L2 に log し、agent は次 action に進む)
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+
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+ これにより、user の日常 interaction が無くても medium / action レベルでは autonomy が継続し、Mission レベルだけが user gate される。
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+ ## 5. Heuristic 4 — 振り返り (rolling + 週次)
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134
+ 二段階で実施する:
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+
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+ - **Rolling window**: 直近 7 action ごとに簡易集計。website 自律更新のように毎日数 action 走るタスクで早期検出。§3 トリガ 5 と連動。
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+ - **週次集計**: 週 1 回(推奨: 日曜 22:00 などの固定スロット、launchd plist 1 entry 追加で実装可能)、過去 7 日の goal-set 履歴を全集計する。
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+ | 集計軸 | 計測内容 | Alert 閾値 |
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+ |---|---|---|
141
+ | Telos 分布 | 4 軸のうち何軸が active だったか | 1 軸が 80% 超 → 偏向 alert |
142
+ | Boundary 分布 | 設定されたゴール領域の数 | 単一領域 80% 超 → boundary collapse alert |
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+ | Contradiction 履歴 | exclusion 採用回数 / 理由記録の有無 | 理由なき exclusion 1 件以上 → 違反 alert |
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+ | Branch 利用 | fallback / pivot 発火回数 | fallback ゼロかつ進捗 100% → ヤラセ疑い alert |
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+
146
+ Alert が出たら、来週の中ゴール設計に **強制 inject 項目** を追加する。例:
147
+
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+ - telos 偏向 → 「来週は understanding 軸のゴールを最低 1 つ含む」
149
+ - boundary 縮退 → 「来週は隣接領域の小ゴールを最低 1 つ含む」
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+ - 理由なき exclusion → 「次回 contradiction 発生時は coexistence デフォルトを徹底、exclusion 採用には理由 100 字以上記録」
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+
152
+ 集計結果と inject 項目は次の二系統に分けて記録する:
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+
154
+ - **L2 へ**: `context_save` ツールで context として保存。ユーザーが朝レビューで参照可能にする
155
+ - **Blockchain へ**: `chain_record` ツールで簡易サマリ(alert 種別と件数のみ)を追記。改ざん不能な履歴とする
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+
157
+ `context_save` と `chain_record` は別ツールであり、§8 接続表で個別に列挙する。
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+ ## 6. Self-Application
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+
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+ このヒューリスティック自身もここに書かれているルールに従って改訂可能:
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+
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+ - 軽量版が効かない病理が観察されたら、新項目を提案する(ユーザーの承認を経て次バージョンへ)
164
+ - 効かない項目が観察されたら削除する
165
+ - 改訂手続き: L2 → L1 promotion 経路(multi-LLM review 通過 → ユーザー承認)
166
+ - バージョン履歴は frontmatter に追記
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+
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+ これは Knowledge Ethos v2.0 で扱おうとした I-6(meta-revisability invariant)の軽量実装。
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+
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+ ## 7. Out of Scope (Knowledge Ethos v2.0 復活時に統合する項目)
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+
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+ このヒューリスティックは意図的に最小。次は扱わない:
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+
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+ - Behavioral Ethos Fingerprint の計算(Fingerprint vs Profile 比較は本軽量版にはない)
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+ - Epistemic Justice 違反検出(testimonial / hermeneutical)
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+ - Goodhart 耐性(Fingerprint 最適化対象化の防止)
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+ - HestiaChain merger 時の floor 伝播
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+ - 5 dimensions の完全な記述的把握(Knowledge Ethos v1.1 が担当)
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+ これらが必要になった時点で Knowledge Ethos v2.0 を復活させ、本軽量版を吸収統合する。
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+ ## 8. 運用接続
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+
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+ **重要前提**: 本ヒューリスティックの inject 経路は **agent prompt context への inject のみ**。tool 側に自動 filter / gate は実装されていない。下表の接続は agent / 運用者の規律に依存する soft 接続であり、ツール内蔵の hard 強制ではない。tool-level filter 化(dream_propose に Telos check hook を組み込む等)は将来 work。
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+ | 接続先 | どう繋がるか | 強制度 |
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+ |---|---|---|
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+ | dream cycle (`dream_scan`, `dream_propose` 等) | agent が prompt context のヒューリスティックを参照しながら dream_propose を呼び出す。Telos / Boundary check は agent 判断で実施 | soft(agent 規律) |
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+ | `multi_llm_review` | reviewer 不一致時、agent が Heuristic 1 自問 3 を参照して coexistence をデフォルトに判断 | soft(agent 規律) |
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+ | `introspection_check` | Heuristic 2 トリガ 6 で連動。`success` フィールドが false で 3 連続なら agent loop を halt | soft(agent loop 側で counter 維持) |
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+ | `skills_promote` | Heuristic 4 alert と整合する promotion のみ実行。alert 状態は L2 に保存され、agent が promotion 判断時に参照 | soft(agent 規律。tool 内蔵 gate なし) |
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+ | `context_save` | 振り返り集計、alert 状態、bias 検出履歴を L2 に保存 | hard(tool 直接呼び出し) |
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+ | `chain_record` | 振り返り集計の簡易サマリ(alert 種別と件数)を blockchain に追記 | hard(tool 直接呼び出し) |
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+ ## 9. Status
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+ - **v0.1 draft (2026-05-05)**: 起草
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+ - **v0.2 (2026-05-05)**: round 1 multi-LLM review (1 APPROVE / 3 REJECT / 1 REVISE) の critical P0 8 件を反映。具体的には: pivot branch 大ゴール候補化(§1.2)、rolling window alert 追加(§3 トリガ 5、§5)、introspection_check 自己完結化(§3 トリガ 6)、halt 許可条件と blocking 区分明示(§4.1, §4.2)、context_save と chain_record 分離(§5、§8)、§8 接続強制度区分追加(soft / hard)。L1 昇格。
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+ - **次工程**: 別 KairosChain instance で masa mode 下に運用。2〜4 週の観察で alert 発火・代替案生成・next-step 提案の妥当性を判定。観察結果は L2 に蓄積し、Knowledge Ethos 更新の input にする。
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+ - convergence rule and reviewer-specific signal interpretation
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+ Skipping Step 0 leads to misreading reviewer output — in particular, treating
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+ Codex (c)-class value-divergent REJECTs as blocking, which causes review loops to
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+ fail to converge. The cross-reference exists in `related:` frontmatter; this step
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+ ## Step 0.5 — Design Direction Block (design / docs reviews only)
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+ **Design Direction Block** to every reviewer prompt, in addition to the project
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+ philosophy briefing (CLAUDE.md § "Multi-LLM Review Philosophy Briefing"). For
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+ **implementation-phase** reviews this block is optional — implementation review
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+ is correctness-vs-design, where philosophy divergence has limited impact.
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+ ### Why this exists
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+ Phase 2 Case A (Context Graph review loop, 4 rounds, 2026-05-04) showed that
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+ a philosophy briefing alone does not shift Codex/Cursor reviewers from REJECT.
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+ What shifted Cursor to APPROVE in round 4 was **briefing + explicit design
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+ direction for this artifact**. Codex remained resistant even with both, but the
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+ (a)/(b)/(c) classification (see `multi_llm_reviewer_evaluation` § Reviewer
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+ > **Invariant**: the block declares the artifact's intentional scope so reviewers
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+ - <axis>: chose X over Y because <reason>
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+ design-by-invariant principle")
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+ ```
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+ ### How to author each field
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+ - **Rejected alternatives**: List at least 2. If you have only 1, you have not
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+ - **Tradeoffs**: Name the axis explicitly (X over Y). "We chose X" without an
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+ > of the design (internal contradiction, unrealizable invariant, scope
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+ - Knowledge / documentation update review: **mandatory** (treated as design)
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+ - **Weakness**: Shares all 3 value-system biases with GPT-5.4 (see § Reviewer Value-System Divergence below). Even more resistant to philosophy-briefing internalization than 5.4 in Phase 2 Case A round 4
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+ - **Pattern**: Treat as "stricter sibling" of GPT-5.4. Same evaluative axis, narrower tolerance
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+ ## Reviewer Value-System Divergence (Phase 2 Case A, 2026-05-04)
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+ This section documents *why* reviewers reject, not *what* they catch. Phase 1 profiles
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+ (above) record finding categories; Phase 2 Case A revealed that some REJECTs reflect
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+ the reviewer's own evaluative frame rather than a defect in the artifact. Treating
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+ those as blocking signals causes review loops to fail to converge (observed: Context
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+ Graph v1.0-f-high → v1.1 → v1.2, Codex 24/24 REJECT, new P0 every round).
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+ ### Codex (GPT-5.4 / 5.5) — 3 structural biases
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+ Both Codex models share these biases against KairosChain's design-by-invariant +
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+ relational-ontology style. The biases are not bugs in the reviewer; they are a
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+ different value system that must be classified explicitly.
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+
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+ 1. **"Declared behavior must be enforceable."** Industrial-spec-audit frame.
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+ Any invariant declared without a verify mechanism is read as documentation drift.
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+ Conflicts with KairosChain's relational ontology (no verify, writer responsibility,
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+ graceful degradation by design).
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+ 2. **Honest articulation of limits ≡ unresolved spec gap.** §11 backlog entries
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+ and ceiling articulations are read as self-reported bugs. The more honest the
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+ document, the more Codex rejects — an inversion of the intended discipline.
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+ 3. **"Trust X" + "X is undetectable" = contract contradiction.** A §A "trust X"
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+ clause combined with a §B "X cannot be verified" clause is read as a defective
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+ contract. Conflicts with the "uncontracted trust = writer responsibility" model.
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+
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+ ### Cursor vs Codex briefing reaction (Phase 2 Case A, 4 rounds)
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+
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+ | Round | Briefing | Cursor | Codex 5.4/5.5 |
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+ |-------|----------|--------|---------------|
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+ | 1 | none (baseline) | REJECT | REJECT |
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+ | 2 | philosophy briefing | REJECT | REJECT |
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+ | 3 | philosophy briefing | REJECT | REJECT |
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+ | 4 | briefing + design-direction context | **APPROVE** | REJECT (unchanged) |
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+
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+ **Insight**: Cursor internalizes the philosophy briefing once design direction is added;
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+ Codex is structurally resistant. Briefing-internalization compliance differs by reviewer
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+ family — track separately when evaluating briefing efficacy.
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+
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+ ### (a)/(b)/(c) finding classification
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+
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+ When a reviewer issues a P0, classify the *cause* — not just the severity:
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+
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+ | Class | Definition | Treatment |
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+ |-------|-----------|-----------|
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+ | (a) deployment-grounded | Spec violation, runtime bug, data corruption, concurrency hazard. Independent of philosophy. | **Blocking P0** |
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+ | (b) philosophy-aligned | Deviation from declared design principles (e.g., enumeration where invariant suffices). | **Blocking P0** |
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+ | (c) value-divergent | Reviewer's own style preference or generic best practice not entailed by project principles. | **Advisory only** (non-blocking) |
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+ When uncertain between (b) and (c), default to (c). Convergence rule applies to (a)+(b);
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+ **Codex ↔ classes**: Codex finds genuine (a) bugs (e.g., the §5 schema contradiction).
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+ Codex also produces many (c) findings driven by the 3 biases above. The skill of using
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+ Codex effectively is **not** silencing it but classifying its output.
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+
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+ > Cross-reference: project CLAUDE.md § "Multi-LLM Review Philosophy Briefing"
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+ > describes the experimental briefing-prepend protocol that operationalizes this
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+ > classification. KairosChain_2026 only, experimental.
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  ## Convergence Behavior (New: 2026-03-28)
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  ### Codex as Convergence Indicator
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  - **Codex APPROVE = strongest merge-readiness signal** in the 3-LLM configuration
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- > **Note**: The above convergence data is from the 3-reviewer configuration.
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- > With the 4-reviewer default (Opus 4.7 added 2026-04-19), the convergence
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- > pattern may shift. Update this section after accumulating 4-reviewer data.
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+ > **Note**: The above convergence data is from the 3-reviewer configuration in
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+ > the Attestation Nudge session. With the 4-reviewer default (Opus 4.7 added
207
+ > 2026-04-19), the convergence pattern may shift. Update this section after
208
+ > accumulating 4-reviewer data.
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+ >
210
+ > **Caveat (Phase 2 Case A, 2026-05-04)**: "Codex APPROVE = strongest signal" is
211
+ > session- and config-dependent. In Phase 2 Case A, Codex never reached APPROVE
212
+ > across 4 rounds even with philosophy briefing + design direction. Treat
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+ > "waiting for Codex APPROVE" as not always achievable; rely on (a)/(b)/(c)
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+ > classification (above) rather than verdict-level convergence when value-system
215
+ > divergence dominates.
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217
  ### Convergence Rule (Updated)
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218
 
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- - 3/4 APPROVE (no REJECT) = proceed to next step (4-reviewer default)
144
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+ The convergence rule applies **after** orchestrator classifies findings as (a)/(b)/(c)
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+ per § Reviewer Value-System Divergence. A REJECT whose findings are entirely (c)
221
+ value-divergent is recorded but treated as non-blocking; only (a)+(b) findings count
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+ ## Cost-Benefit (Phase 1 baseline, 5 reviewers, 2026-02 to 03)
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+ > Baseline only. Opus 4.7 and Codex GPT-5.5 entered the roster post-Phase 1 and are
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+ > not yet rated here. Refresh after sufficient data accumulates.
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  4. Design reviews and implementation reviews find categorically different bugs —
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  both phases are necessary for Tier 2+ features.
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+ 5. Some REJECTs reflect the reviewer's value system, not the artifact. The (a)/(b)/(c)
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+ classification (see § Reviewer Value-System Divergence) is required to separate
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- ### 4. Relationships Create Happiness
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- ### 8. Sustainable Systems
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115
- appropriate form. This agent operates in integrity mode, not mere honesty mode.*
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