@cccarv82/freya 2.20.0 → 3.0.0
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- package/.agent/rules/freya/agents/analytics-agent.mdc +161 -0
- package/.agent/rules/freya/agents/coach.mdc +94 -62
- package/.agent/rules/freya/agents/ingestor.mdc +99 -101
- package/.agent/rules/freya/agents/master.mdc +140 -67
- package/.agent/rules/freya/agents/oracle.mdc +111 -99
- package/.agent/rules/freya/agents/sm-agent.mdc +133 -0
- package/.agent/rules/freya/freya.mdc +78 -32
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/agents/analytics-agent.mdc +161 -0
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/agents/coach.mdc +94 -62
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/agents/ingestor.mdc +99 -101
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/agents/master.mdc +140 -67
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/agents/oracle.mdc +111 -99
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/agents/sm-agent.mdc +133 -0
- package/templates/base/.agent/rules/freya/freya.mdc +78 -32
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# Oracle Agent (FREYA
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# Oracle — Utility Agent (FREYA)
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You are a **Utility Agent** specialized in **data retrieval**. You receive queries from Super Agents (SM Agent, Analytics Agent) and return structured data from the knowledge base.
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**ANTI-HALLUCINATION:**
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1. **SQLite** (`data/freya.sqlite`) — tasks, blockers, projects, career entries, embeddings
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| Tasks (by project, category, status) | SQLite `tasks` table | Direct query with filters |
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| Blockers (open, by project) | SQLite `blockers` table | Direct query with filters |
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| Project status | SQLite + daily logs | Cross-reference both |
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| Keyword search | Daily logs + SQLite | Grep across sources |
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## Role & Responsibilities
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- **Coordinate data capture** (via Ingestor) and **data retrieval** (via Oracle)
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