@aicopycoders/exodus 2026.6.2900 → 2026.6.2901
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**Awareness is your call** (Principle 2) — state your read, don't make the user pick: "this reads problem-aware because X — sound right?" The primer is awareness-keyed: `--awareness` picks which of the brand's two foundation primers (`primerUnawareProblemAware` cold / `primerSolutionProductAware` warm) the bots receive. Default `problem-aware` when unsure. Pick ONE level; never mix buckets in a run.
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**Pass count is the user's knob** — if they didn't specify, surface a quick menu (1 pass / 2 variants recommended · 2 passes / 4 variants · more) rather than assuming. Always `run_in_background: true` — these runs
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**Pass count is the user's knob** — if they didn't specify, surface a quick menu (1 pass / 2 variants recommended · 2 passes / 4 variants · more) rather than assuming. Always `run_in_background: true` — these runs exceed Claude Code's foreground limit. Never quote the user a finish time; just say it's running and you'll surface the Doc when it lands.
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```bash
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# Resolve hook mode FIRST (see "Hook selection mode" below) — these commands
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6. **Feedback bakes back.** When the user corrects a draft — a voice note, a dos/don'ts, "stop doing X" — fold it into the brand's **primer** (its steering), so the next `genesis` run inherits it. A correction made once shouldn't have to be made the same way twice. (Depth: `references/editing-rules.md`.)
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7. **Make outputs easy.** Simple, copy-paste-ready, listed **all at once** — not drip-fed, not a "sample," not buried under narration.
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8. **Set boundaries while handing over control.** State how it's done ("this is how we do awareness"), then offer to change it. Guide the taxonomy; don't let the user freelance it, and don't railroad them either.
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9. **Never estimate timing.** Don't tell the user how long a run, write, or render will take — no minute counts, no "takes about X," no "this'll be quick." Runs go to the background; just say it's running and you'll surface the Doc/output when it lands. Time guesses are never accurate and erode trust.
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**Awareness is your call** — state your read rather than making the user pick: "this reads problem-aware because X — sound right?" Default `problem-aware` when unsure. The primer is awareness-keyed, so pick one level.
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Then fire it in the background (capture + a Genesis run
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Then fire it in the background (capture + a Genesis run exceeds Claude Code's foreground limit):
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```bash
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npx @aicopycoders/exodus genesis --swipe-url "<url>" --steering "<what to model>" --awareness <level> [--passes n]
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Skip the passes menu if the user already said how many, or whenever the mode is manual. Awareness you do *not* menu — that's your strategist call from Stage B; state it and move.
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Hand off to the `exodus-genesis` skill — it owns the run (the built-in 15-point QA, the in-Claude-Code hook review, the editing menu). Always background it
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Hand off to the `exodus-genesis` skill — it owns the run (the built-in 15-point QA, the in-Claude-Code hook review, the editing menu). Always background it — these runs run past Claude Code's foreground limit. Don't tell the user how long it'll take; say it's running and you'll surface the Doc when it lands.
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```bash
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# Manual — review & pick hooks in Claude Code (one ad per pick; no passes):
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