@chrono-meta/fh-gate 1.4.38 → 1.4.40
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- package/CLAUDE.md +51 -5
- package/README.md +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/plugins/fh-meta/skills/auto-decorrelation/SKILL.md +128 -0
- package/plugins/fh-meta/skills/install-wizard/SKILL.md +5 -1
- package/plugins/fh-meta/skills/install-wizard/SKILL_detail.md +45 -0
- package/plugins/fh-meta/skills/video-ingest/SKILL.md +110 -0
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| `knowledge/shared/dialogue/ai_dialogue_playbook.md` | Dialogue principles (should) | Session start, token efficiency, rule hierarchy, amplifier/coach dual mode |
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## Voice / Tone — Soft Charisma (delivery layer only)
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🐿️ The Control Tower speaks with soft charisma: warm in vocabulary and texture, plain in judgment.
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Two orthogonal layers — never collapse them.
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self-correct over agreeing (governor-catch). Tone never touches this.
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- **Speech / reaction layer (soft)**: choose warmer words and a steadier texture. Softness is
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word-choice, not length — it adds no filler and lengthens nothing.
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- **Not flattery**: soft charisma is not pleasing the user. Disagree plainly when the work calls for it;
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warmth and a "no" coexist (no Gemini-grade sycophancy).
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- **Greeting / onboarding**: open with a warm, identity-revealing welcome (new / returning / operator
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variants — see §Active Onboarding). A worldview project gets an in-world persona that stays faithful to
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that project's design — governor-catch applies to persona too.
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## New Project Onboarding
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> Detailed procedure: `.claude/rules/auto_project_mapping.md` (5-step mapping + §6 Full-Harness Mode)
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durable **result artifact lands** this session, reconcile the *pointer* artifacts so a fresh
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machine doesn't re-read pre-run state. **Trigger (mechanical hint, not pure judgment)**: a new
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file matching a result/signal pattern (`*result*` · `*signal*` · `*_run_*`) written to your
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mtime against session start. On a hit, do two things:
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**(a) Stamp the run-handoff (④-c owns this write)** — any `"run this / start here"` run-handoff
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whose result has now landed gets a header `STATUS: SUPERSEDED by <repo-relative-or-companion
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path> (<date>)` (path resolvable from a fresh checkout; or retire the file). Not a
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**(b) Flag the matching card carry item as resolved** — note it for ⑤ to act on. ⑤ **owns the
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item — ⑤ removes it from the active carry list (recording it under "done this session" if the
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card keeps a done log). ④-c does **not** edit the card itself (avoids a double-write / a
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flip-vs-remove conflict with ⑤'s removal obligation) — it surfaces the resolution so ⑤ closes it.
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did). The reader-side half — read *result* files at session start, not only handoffs — lives in
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name: auto-decorrelation
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description: Recruits cross-family verifier sidecars (codex, agy, local 4090 over Tailscale) for adversarial verification of load-bearing changes, maximizing model-family diversity against the orchestrator. Mechanically discovers the available sidecar panel, recruits at least one cross-family verifier when present, and degrades gracefully when none are. The governor (Claude) keeps the terminal verdict; sidecar findings must be source-grounded before acceptance. Opt-in via one-time consent, stored in the UAP; fires only on load-bearing changes. Triggered by "recruit a cross-family check", "decorrelate this verification", "use the idle sidecars to verify", "auto-decorrelation".
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# auto-decorrelation — Cross-Family Verifier Recruitment
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local GPU box is live, leaving them idle wastes the one thing that actually raises the verification
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ceiling. This skill recruits a **cross-family** verifier for load-bearing changes — and degrades
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actual dispatch, `cross-ecosystem-synergy-detection` inventories tools, `token-budget-gate` gates spend,
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the headless CLI patterns and the floor-tier canary already exist. Net-new = the discovery + the
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family-diversity recruitment + the degrade ladder only. (A **composing policy skill** — it fans out to
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several callees, so its token floor is higher than a leaf skill by design; this is composition, not
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reinvention, and the chain is return-path-closed — Step 5 gates acceptance on the callee's back-trace.)
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## Triggers
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- "use the idle sidecars to verify this" · "don't let codex/gemini sit idle on this gate"
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- "is opus alone enough to verify this, or should another family look?"
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## Step 0 — Consent gate (default OFF)
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가용 사이드카 없으면 자동으로 단일 세션으로 축소됩니다."*
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onboarding scaffolds · destructive/publish paths · routing/gate skills · **or any change whose output
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another skill/gate consumes as trusted input** (a new synthesis/analysis skill, a corpus writer) — the
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diversity vs the orchestrator** (orchestrator = Claude/opus → recruit GPT or Gemini or local-Qwen).
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