@agentikos/omega-os 0.19.5 → 0.19.7
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- package/omega/Agentik_Engine/omega_engine/__init__.py +1 -1
- package/omega/Agentik_Engine/omega_engine/__pycache__/__init__.cpython-313.pyc +0 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_Engine/pyproject.toml +1 -1
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/VERSION +1 -1
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/docs/quality-arsenal/ARSENAL-INTERCONNECTIONS.md +283 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/docs/quality-arsenal/ARSENAL-ORCHESTRATION-PLAYBOOK.md +364 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/docs/quality-arsenal/AUDIT-VERIFICATION-CONTRACT.md +272 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/docs/quality-arsenal/QUALITY-ARSENAL-PREAMBLE.md +462 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/skills/audit-orchestrator.md +212 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/skills/audit-pilot.md +466 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/skills/audit-tracker.md +147 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/skills/newcmd.md +300 -0
- package/omega/Agentik_SSOT/skills/quality-arsenal.md +180 -0
- package/package.json +2 -2
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Skill engineering lab. Creates production-grade commands with Quality DNA: Gestalt clarity gate,
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strong identity, scope detection, input/output contracts, verification gates, and full Omega
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registration (Oracle, Telegram, SMITH). For audits: adds Popper falsification + scoring.
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Use when user says "/newcmd", "create a command", "new skill", "new audit", "forge".
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# /newcmd — Skill Engineering Lab
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> *"A mediocre skill is worse than no skill — it teaches the system bad habits."*
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---
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## PHILOSOPHY: THE QUALITY DNA
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Every skill created by /newcmd carries the same DNA. Not because of bureaucracy — because it works.
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**Gestalt Clarity** applies to ALL skills (not just audits):
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- Understand BEFORE acting. A skill that jumps into execution without understanding context produces generic garbage.
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- Every skill has a HINGE MOMENT — the single decision/output that determines if the entire skill succeeded or failed. Identify it. Nail it.
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- One question resolves more than ten assumptions.
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**Popper Falsification** applies to AUDIT skills only:
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- Don't verify. Falsify. Prove it lies.
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- Every claim is a hypothesis. Test it.
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**The result:** Skills that feel like they were written by a domain expert who's done this 1000 times, not an AI following a template.
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---
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## SKILL TYPES & QUALITY DNA
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### TYPE 1: FORENSIC AUDIT (scored, multi-phase, auto-fix)
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```
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Examples: /codeaudit, /debugaudit, /perfaudit, /secaudit
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DNA: Gestalt + Popper
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Structure: 15-25 phases, scoring /300-450, auto-fix, re-audit
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DNA: Gestalt (clarity → research → structure → polish)
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Structure: 3-5 sequential stages, each gate-checked
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Structure: Sequential steps, rollback plan, completion gate
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Structure: Input → Process → Output, minimal ceremony
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## THE UNIVERSAL QUALITY DNA (ALL skills MUST have)
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### DNA-1: IDENTITY (who am I?)
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**Why:** Without identity, the skill behaves like a generic assistant. With it, it behaves like a specialist.
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### DNA-2: SCOPE DETECTION (what does the user want?)
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### DNA-3: HINGE MOMENT (what's the ONE thing that matters most?)
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**Why:** Equal effort across all steps produces mediocre everything. Concentrated effort on the hinge produces excellence where it matters.
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Master entry point for the Quality Arsenal — 18 forensic audits + intelligent
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| "security audit" / "audit sécurité" | `/audit-orchestrator security` |
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/quality-arsenal go-live # secaudit + a11yaudit + perfaudit + dataaudit (go-live trio + GDPR)
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/quality-arsenal ship-ready # featureaudit + debugaudit + dxaudit
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/quality-arsenal investor # uiuxaudit + featureaudit + retentionaudit + copyaudit
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/quality-arsenal redesign # refontaudit + uiuxaudit + motionaudit
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## Workflow integration with Omega
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~/.aisb/state/oracle-{Project}-oracle.workers.txt # append worker names
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audits/.{name}audit/progress.json # per-audit progress
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## Output Convention
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ALL audit outputs live under `audits/.{name}audit/` — never at project root.
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honors: verdict.json, REPORT.md, fix-plan.json, fix-plan.md, iterations.md,
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progress.json, telemetry.json, fix-log.md.
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## Why this matters (the deep "why")
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Agentik OS ships the **Chief AI Officer as a Service** methodology. One core
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hypothesis: **the bottleneck of AI-driven development isn't the AI's ability to
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write code — it's the human's ability to TRUST the code without re-reading
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every line**.
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Six months ago: humans trusted AI-written code ~30% of the time.
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Today (with Quality Arsenal in the loop): ~80%.
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The Quality Arsenal is the bridge from "vibe-coded MVP" to "production-grade
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software you'd ship to enterprise customers". It removes the human-machine
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the AI runs ON ITS OWN OUTPUT before shipping.
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## Sources
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- Public mirror: https://github.com/agentik-os/claude-code-quality-audits
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- Sister skills: `/audit-orchestrator`, `/audit-tracker`
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- Helper docs: `QUALITY-ARSENAL-PREAMBLE.md`, `ARSENAL-INTERCONNECTIONS.md`,
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`ARSENAL-ORCHESTRATION-PLAYBOOK.md`, `AUDIT-VERIFICATION-CONTRACT.md`
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- Agentik OS: https://agentik-os.com — Chief AI Officer as a Service
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