@chrono-meta/fh-gate 1.4.49 → 1.4.51

package/plugins/fh-meta/skills/{skill-splitter → salience-splitter}/SKILL.md

@@ -1,15 +1,25 @@
 ---
-name: skill-splitter
-description: Splits an over-loaded SKILL.md into always-loaded (SKILL.md) + on-demand (SKILL_detail.md) layers using a governance-semantic criterion — not length, but when the content is needed. Connects the two files with imperative pointers. Based on paper §9.5 Protocol-Priority Split pattern. Diagnoses, classifies, splits, and verifies in one pass.
+name: salience-splitter
+description: Splits an over-loaded always-loaded context asset — a SKILL.md, CLAUDE.md, or memory index — into a lean always-loaded layer + an on-demand layer, using a governance-semantic criterion (not length, but when the content is needed), connected by imperative pointers. Based on paper §9.5 Protocol-Priority Split pattern. Diagnoses, classifies, splits, and verifies in one pass. Renamed from skill-splitter (old name still routes here).
 user-invocable: true
 allowed-tools: ["Read", "Write", "Edit", "Bash", "Grep", "Glob"]
 model: sonnet
 ---
 
-# skill-splitter — SKILL.md Governance-Semantic Split
+# salience-splitter — Governance-Semantic Context Split
 
-> A SKILL.md that does everything in one file is not simple — it is unscoped.
-> The goal is two files each smaller than the original, not one file and its appendix.
+> **Renamed from `skill-splitter` (2026-07-05).** Old-name references still route here. The rename reflects
+> the generalized scope: the split criterion applies to **any always-loaded context asset** — a SKILL.md,
+> a CLAUDE.md, or a memory index — not only skills. The label now names the substance (salience-tiering of
+> always-loaded context), not one instance of it. Dogfood: applied to a memory index 2026-07-05.
+
+> An always-loaded asset that holds everything in one layer is not simple — it is unscoped.
+> The goal is a lean always-loaded layer + an on-demand layer, not one file and its appendix.
+
+**Scope (all three share one criterion — salience: what must be in attention every load):**
+- **SKILL.md** → always-loaded SKILL.md + on-demand `SKILL_detail.md`
+- **CLAUDE.md** → lean rules + on-demand detail docs (imperative `> **Detail**: See …` pointers)
+- **memory index** → hot `MEMORY.md` + on-demand `MEMORY_archive.md` (cold/closed/superseded entries)
 
 ## Trigger Phrases
 
@@ -19,7 +29,7 @@ model: sonnet
 | "context-doctor flagged this skill", "SKILL.md is bloated" | Post-diagnosis split |
 | "I can't see the key parts", "too much detail in the skill file" | Readability problem |
 | "separate the bash from the logic", "move the templates out" | Structural refactor request |
-| `/skill-splitter` | Explicit invocation |
+| `/salience-splitter` | Explicit invocation |
 
 ---
 
@@ -63,7 +73,7 @@ Step 4 — Verify
 
 > **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §Verification-Checklist` — pre-commit checklist table (8 checks) — read when running Step 4 verification.
 
-> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §Split-Execution` — step-by-step trimming procedure, SKILL_detail.md front-matter format, orphan §section check — read when executing Steps 2–3.
+> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §Split-Execution` — step-by-step trimming procedure, SKILL_detail.md front-matter format, orphan-section check — read when executing Steps 2–3.
 
 > **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §Classification` — ambiguous content decision algorithm, behavioral-vs-implementation test, 12 annotated examples — read when unsure which layer a section belongs to.
 
@@ -76,7 +86,7 @@ Pointers must be **imperative** (not advisory). The difference:
 | Form | Risk |
 |---|---|
 | Advisory: `"see SKILL_detail.md for details"` | Consumer agent may skip |
-| **Imperative**: `"> **Detail**: See \`SKILL_detail.md §SectionName\` — [what's there] — read when [specific condition]."` | Consumer agent loads on trigger |
+| **Imperative**: `"> **Detail**: See \`SKILL_detail.md §<SectionName>\` — [what's there] — read when [specific condition]."` | Consumer agent loads on trigger |
 
 Every removed section must have exactly one imperative pointer at the point of removal in SKILL.md.
 
@@ -113,7 +123,7 @@ Run on a SKILL.md when **any one** of:
 ```
 Step 1 classification table produced
 + SKILL.md trimmed: triggers · principles · step overview · decision tables · Done When retained
-+ SKILL.md has imperative pointer for every removed section (> **Detail**: See SKILL_detail.md §X)
++ SKILL.md has imperative pointer for every removed section (> **Detail**: See SKILL_detail.md §<X>)
 + SKILL_detail.md created: ## §SectionName header for every pointer in SKILL.md
 + phantom-quench: 0 phantoms (all §pointers resolve)
   → Fallback (skill unavailable): run §Verification-Checklist manually from SKILL_detail.md

package/plugins/fh-meta/skills/{skill-splitter → salience-splitter}/SKILL_detail.md

@@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
 ---
-name: skill-splitter-detail
-description: Detail reference for skill-splitter — content classification algorithm, pointer format variants, verification checklist. Load when executing a specific step.
+name: salience-splitter-detail
+description: Detail reference for salience-splitter — content classification algorithm, pointer format variants, verification checklist. Load when executing a specific step.
 load: on-demand
 ---
 
-# skill-splitter — Detail Reference
+# salience-splitter — Detail Reference
 
 > Load when executing a specific step. SKILL.md contains the core principle, step overview, pointer format requirement, and Done When.
 
@@ -70,13 +70,13 @@ Behavioral rules always pass this test (even if rarely triggered, the consumer n
 ### Standard pointer (single section reference)
 
 ```markdown
-> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §SectionName` — [one-line description of what's there] — read when [specific condition that triggers need].
+> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §<SectionName>` — [one-line description of what's there] — read when [specific condition that triggers need].
 ```
 
 ### Multi-item pointer (several related sections)
 
 ```markdown
-> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §SectionName-A` (bash scripts) · `§SectionName-B` (format templates) — read when executing this step.
+> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §<SectionName-A>` (bash scripts) · `§<SectionName-B>` (format templates) — read when executing this step.
 ```
 
 ### Pointer placement rules
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Advisory (risky — consumer may skip):
 
 Imperative (required form):
 ```
-"> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §Step6-Detail` — bash for STALE detection, memory scan, skill usage leaderboard — read when executing Step 6."
+"> **Detail**: See `SKILL_detail.md §<Step6-Detail>` — bash for STALE detection, memory scan, skill usage leaderboard — read when executing Step 6."
 ```
 
 The imperative form includes: