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+ # GraphForge agent skills
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+ This package is the distributable NPX shell for GraphForge agent skills. Its
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+ foundation includes the versioned, semantics-free adapter used by every skill.
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+ The first preservation-first workflows bootstrap local projects and append
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+ explicit graph and knowledge records.
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+
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+ ## Shared adapter
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+
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+ Import the adapter from `@curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills`. Pass the shipped
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+ `GraphForge` constructor from `@curatelabs/graphforge` and `tableFromIPC` from
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+ `apache-arrow` to `openProject`; the adapter does not bundle or substitute a
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+ runtime:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ import { openProject } from "@curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills";
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+ import { tableFromIPC } from "apache-arrow";
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+ import { createRequire } from "node:module";
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+
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+ const { GraphForge } = createRequire(import.meta.url)("@curatelabs/graphforge");
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+ const opened = await openProject({
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+ GraphForge,
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+ path: "/absolute/path/to/project",
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+ requiredCapabilities: { graph: 1, workspace: 1 },
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+ tableFromIPC,
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+ writeOptions: {
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+ writeMode: "optimistic_multi_writer",
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+ writeQueueCapacity: 64,
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+ maxRebaseAttempts: 3,
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+ },
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+ });
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+ ```
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+
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+ Discovery accepts only an existing, real directory with the exact v0.5
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+ `FORMAT` marker. Missing, ambiguous, symlinked, malformed, and future-format
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+ inputs fail before the native constructor is called. Capability checks require
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+ exact versions and reject `unsupported_future` rows.
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+
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+ Every adapter/workflow open passes an explicit validated embedded-write options
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+ object to the native binding. Callers may select `single_writer` (the default),
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+ `queued_writer`, or `optimistic_multi_writer`; invalid names, unbounded queues,
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+ and unbounded retry counts fail before native construction. The adapter does not
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+ add coordination semantics, identity inference, a server, or a transport.
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+
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+ The adapter contract version is `1`. `uuidToString` emits lowercase hyphenated
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+ UUIDs, `tableToJson` preserves Arrow schema column order while representing
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+ 64-bit integers as decimal strings, and `stableJson` recursively sorts object
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+ keys and appends one LF. Structured failures serialize as
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+ `{code, contract_version, details, message}`.
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+
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+ The shared boundary rejects parent-traversal and control-character paths,
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+ project-directory or `FORMAT` symlinks, and unsupported subprocess requests
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+ before any native constructor or command can run. Discovery errors report only
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+ bounded counts, never candidate paths. Native error text is replaced with a
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+ fixed message while a valid `GF_*` code is retained. Recursive values are
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+ cycle-checked and bounded to depth 16, 4,096 entries, and 4,096 characters per
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+ string; violations return a fixed structured error without reflecting content.
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+ The adapter deliberately has no `node:child_process` import or execution path.
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+
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+ ## Skill schemas
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+
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+ The package ships closed, versioned JSON schemas for skill manifests and
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+ input/output envelopes. Import the dependency-free offline validators from
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+ `@curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills/schemas`. Rejected values produce at most eight
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+ stably ordered diagnostics with fixed, non-value-bearing messages. See
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+ [`schemas/README.md`](schemas/README.md) for the contract and identifiers.
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+ Input, output, and error-detail payloads enforce the same recursive value
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+ budgets in the dependency-free validator; the checked-in schemas additionally
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+ bound every nested string, array, and object.
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+
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+ ## Local offline smoke
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+ From the repository root, create the local artifact and run the deterministic
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+ offline install/invocation smoke:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm --filter @curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills pack:local
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+ pnpm --filter @curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills test:offline
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+ ```
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+
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+ The smoke test installs the packed tarball into a clean temporary project and
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+ invokes it without registry access:
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ npx --offline --no-install graphforge-agent-skills compatibility --json
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+ ```
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+
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+ The compatibility response is machine-readable and currently declares support
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+ for GraphForge `>=0.5.0 <0.6.0`.
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+
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+ ## Bootstrap, build knowledge, and resolve belief
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+ Import `bootstrapProject`, `buildKnowledge`, `resolveBeliefSubject`,
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+ `narrateBeliefRecords`, `dispatchRecordedNeutralAnalysis`, `exploreGraph`, and
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+ `retrieveAnalyze` from `@curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills/workflows`. Both require the
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+ shipped `GraphForge` and `tableFromIPC` surfaces shown above. Bootstrap creates
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+ or reopens a local project, defaults to exploratory ontology mode, and verifies
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+ one reserved marker through a real close/reopen/query cycle. Replays return the
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+ same marker UUID; duplicates or ontology-mode mismatches return structured
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+ conflicts.
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+
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+ Build knowledge accepts caller-keyed nodes and edges plus caller-supplied UUIDv7
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+ operation and ledger identities. It enables the public provenance/knowledge
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+ capabilities, uses native UUID handles for graph references, and uses the atomic
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+ assertion-plus-nonempty-evidence API, then appends the required explicit M20
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+ confidence assessment. M21 reasoning and first status are appended only when
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+ their explicit input blocks are supplied. A domain property named `confidence`
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+ remains an ordinary graph property.
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+
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+ Every native Arrow receipt is decoded into bounded deterministic JSON rows.
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+ Native generation publication remains authoritative: a failed composite write
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+ does not replace its previous complete generation. The workflow does not promise
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+ a transaction spanning separate public API calls and never compensates by
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+ deleting prior records.
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+
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+ `resolveBeliefSubject` accepts exactly one assertion UUID or hypothesis
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+ question key, a transaction cutoff, an independently optional valid time, and
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+ the complete version-1 belief-projection policy. Rust resolves the subject and
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+ returns canonical Arrow evidence with its opaque graph projection. The thin
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+ workflow decodes that evidence and returns the addressed
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+ assertion identities, competing and superseded alternatives, statusless or
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+ unselected state, exact source-record UUIDs, and native projection
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+ fingerprints. Native ambiguity remains a structured error; confidence is never
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+ used to choose an alternative. The returned opaque `projection` is reserved for
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+ later recorded dispatch through the native resolved-projection API.
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+ `narrateBeliefRecords` pages every public scoped M20/M21 history family for the
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+ resolved assertion set within an explicit `record_budget`, keeps competing and
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+ superseded records distinguishable, and returns project-level pagination
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+ descriptors rather than truncating broader collections.
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+
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+ `dispatchRecordedNeutralAnalysis` forwards one caller-prepared descriptor to
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+ `invokeResolvedRecorded`, returns the Arrow result with independent run and
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+ attachment state, and leaves completed M20 runs queryable when attachment fails.
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+
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+ `exploreGraph` dispatches bounded neighborhood, traversal, path, and
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+ reachability requests through the public paths/descriptor facade, fails closed
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+ without finite bounds, and opens only the graph capability.
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+ `retrieveAnalyze` reaches public M19 find modes and every live M18 family with
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+ explicit caller-selected algorithms/inputs, finite `result_limit`, and
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+ graph-only capability opens.
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+
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+ ## Release-candidate end-to-end scenarios
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+ Analyst-agent and developer-agent scenarios live in `rc/scenarios.js` and are
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+ shared by:
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+
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+ - golden CI tests in `tests/rc-e2e.test.mjs`
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+ - executable examples in `examples/`
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+ - the native pack-install runner `scripts/run-native-rc-e2e.mjs`
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+
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm --filter @curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills test
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+ pnpm --filter @curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills example:analyst
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+ pnpm --filter @curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills example:developer
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+
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+ # Optional native evidence against a local @curatelabs/graphforge build
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+ GRAPHFORGE_NODE_MODULE=$PWD/crates/graphforge-bindings-node/index.js \
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+ pnpm --filter @curatelabs/graphforge-agent-skills test:rc-native -- \
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+ --commit-sha "$(git rev-parse HEAD)" \
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+ --evidence target/release-workflows/agent-skills/rc-e2e.json
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+ ```
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+
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+ The native runner packs the package, offline-installs the tarball into a clean
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+ temporary consumer, verifies public workflow exports and compatibility, then
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+ runs both scenarios against the pinned Node binding. Evidence redacts volatile
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+ paths/timestamps and records the commit SHA plus package/runtime versions.
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+ Publication remains the v0.5.0 publication close-out issue.