@cullumco/cadence 0.1.4 → 0.1.6

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+ description: Conversational Cadence setup — shape how the agent reads your prompts, choose which signals to share, all through a short conversation.
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+ disable-model-invocation: true
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+ ---
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+ # Cadence Setup
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+ Walk the user through shaping Cadence conversationally. You orchestrate; the
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+ `cadence` CLI is the source of truth — run commands with Bash, never edit
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+ `~/.cadence/` files directly.
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+ Have a short conversation, not a form. Adapt to their answers; skip anything
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+ they don't care about. The arc:
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+ 1. **State** — ask how they're working right now (shipping? thinking through
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+ something? debugging? just vibing?). Phrase it naturally. Turn their answer
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+ into `cadence report "<their words>"`. Tell them it expires after 2 hours and
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+ they can refresh with `/cadence:state`.
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+ 2. **Dials** — ask if there's anything they ALWAYS want, regardless of signals
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+ (e.g. "always be terse", "never act without asking"). Map to pins:
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+ `cadence set pace|tone|posture|proactivity <low|medium|high>`. Most people
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+ should pin nothing — say so. Pins override inference until unset.
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+ 3. **Opt-in signals** — offer, one line each, that these are off until asked:
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+ - typing tempo (`cadence enable typingTempo`) — prompt rhythm → pace
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+ - focused app (`cadence enable focusedApp`, macOS) — frontmost app as flavor
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+ - weather (`cadence set-location <lat> <lon>`) — needs a location
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+ - moon / horoscope (`cadence enable moon`, `cadence enable horoscope <sign>`)
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+ - Spotify off-Mac (`cadence spotify connect <clientId>` — needs a terminal,
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+ opens a browser; just point them at it, don't run it)
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+ Enable only what they ask for.
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+ 4. **Show the result** — run `cadence test` and summarize the injected block in
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+ one or two plain-English sentences: what the agent now sees, and one way it
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+ will change responses.
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+ Close by mentioning: `/cadence:pause` silences everything instantly,
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+ `/cadence:resume` brings it back, and `cadence signals` shows every signal and
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+ why it is or isn't firing.
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+ Keep the whole exchange warm and fast — under a minute of their time. Do not
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+ explain the architecture.
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  Use this skill when the user invokes `/cadence:state`.
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  If `$ARGUMENTS` is non-empty:
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- - Run `cadence state "$ARGUMENTS"` with Bash.
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- - Then tell the user the state is set and will expire after four hours.
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+ - Run `cadence report "$ARGUMENTS"` with Bash.
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+ - Then tell the user the state is set and will expire after two hours.
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  - Keep it to one short sentence.
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  If `$ARGUMENTS` is empty:
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- - Run `cadence state` with Bash.
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+ - Run `cadence report` with Bash.
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  - Tell the user the current state, or that none is set.
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  Do not explain the whole product.