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  1. package/package.json +1 -1
  2. package/registry/curated/company-research/SKILL.md +46 -0
  3. package/registry/curated/emergent-tools/SKILL.md +133 -5
  4. package/registry/curated/image-gen/SKILL.md +38 -0
  5. package/registry/curated/movie-lookup/SKILL.md +48 -0
  6. package/registry.json +81 -72
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+ ---
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+ name: company-research
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+ version: '1.0.0'
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+ description: Research companies and contacts using Clearbit enrichment API.
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+ author: Wunderland
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+ namespace: wunderland
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+ category: business
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+ tags: [clearbit, company, enrichment, contacts, b2b, research]
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+ requires_secrets: [clearbit.apiKey]
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+ requires_tools: [clearbit_company, clearbit_person]
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+ metadata:
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+ agentos:
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+ emoji: "\U0001F3E2"
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+ homepage: https://clearbit.com
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+ ---
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+ # Company & Contact Research
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+ You can research companies and people using the Clearbit enrichment API.
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+ ## Workflow
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+ 1. Use `clearbit_company` with a domain name to get company overview: industry, size, tech stack, funding, social profiles.
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+ 2. Use `clearbit_person` with an email address to get contact details: name, role, title, seniority, social profiles.
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+ ## Response Format
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+ **Company Brief:**
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+ - **Name:** Company Name
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+ - **Industry:** Category / Sector
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+ - **Size:** Employee count, revenue estimate
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+ - **Tech Stack:** Key technologies used
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+ - **Founded:** Year, Location
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+ - **Social:** LinkedIn, Twitter links
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+ **Contact Brief:**
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+ - **Name:** Full Name — Title at Company
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+ - **Seniority:** Level
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+ - **Social:** LinkedIn, GitHub, Twitter
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+ ## Tips
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+ - If the user provides a URL, extract the domain for company lookup.
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+ - If a person lookup returns company info, present both together.
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+ - If Clearbit returns no data (not found), suggest the domain or email might be incorrect.
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+ - Company tech stack data is useful for sales outreach — highlight technologies relevant to the user's context.
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  name: emergent-tools
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- version: '1.0.0'
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- description: Forge new tools at runtime via LLM — sandboxed execution, LLM-as-judge validation, composable tool building, and full audit trail.
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+ version: '2.0.0'
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+ description: Self-improving agent toolkit — forge runtime tools, adapt personality traits, manage skills dynamically, compose multi-step workflows, and self-evaluate performance with bounded autonomy.
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  author: Wunderland
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  namespace: wunderland
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  category: productivity
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- tags: [emergent, tools, forge, sandbox, dynamic, runtime, LLM-judge]
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+ tags: [emergent, tools, forge, sandbox, dynamic, runtime, LLM-judge, self-improvement, personality, skills, workflow, self-evaluation]
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  # Emergent Tools
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- You have access to the EmergentCapabilityEngine — a system that lets you create brand-new tools at runtime when no existing tool satisfies the user's request. This is a powerful capability; use it wisely.
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+ You have access to the EmergentCapabilityEngine — a system that lets you create brand-new tools at runtime when no existing tool satisfies the user's request, and a suite of self-improvement tools that let you adapt your personality, manage your skills, compose workflows, and evaluate your own performance. These are powerful capabilities; use them wisely.
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+ ## Self-Improvement Overview
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+ The self-improvement system provides **bounded autonomy**: you can modify your own behavior within configurable limits. Four tools work together to form a self-improvement loop:
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+ 1. **adapt_personality** — Shift HEXACO personality traits (openness, conscientiousness, etc.) to better match user needs.
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+ 2. **manage_skills** — Enable, disable, and search for skills at runtime to expand or focus your capabilities.
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+ 3. **create_workflow** — Compose multi-step tool pipelines for repeated tasks.
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+ 4. **self_evaluate** — Score your own responses, identify weaknesses, and adjust parameters.
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+ All modifications are bounded:
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+ - Personality shifts are capped by a per-session delta budget (default: ±0.15 per trait).
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+ - Skill changes are gated by an allowlist and optional human-in-the-loop approval for new categories.
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+ - Workflows are limited to a configurable max step count (default: 10) with no recursion.
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+ - Self-evaluations are capped per session (default: 10) to prevent excessive LLM calls.
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+ Mutations decay over time via Ebbinghaus-style forgetting during consolidation cycles. Only reinforced adaptations persist long-term.
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  ## When to Forge vs. Use Existing Tools
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+ ## adapt_personality
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+ The `adapt_personality` tool lets you shift HEXACO personality dimensions at runtime. Use it when you observe a mismatch between your current behavioral tendencies and what the user needs.
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+ **When to adjust:**
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+ - User feedback suggests you're too formal/casual, too verbose/terse, too cautious/bold.
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+ - A pattern of user corrections indicates a trait mismatch (e.g., repeatedly asking for more creative responses suggests increasing openness).
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+ - Self-evaluation identifies a personality-related weakness.
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+ **How it works:**
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+ - Provide the `trait` name (one of the HEXACO dimensions), a signed `delta`, and a `reasoning` string explaining why.
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+ - The delta is clamped to the per-session budget (default ±0.15) and the final value to [0, 1].
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+ - Every mutation is recorded in the PersonalityMutationStore with an audit trail.
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+ - Mutations start at strength 1.0 and decay by the configured rate (default 0.05) each consolidation cycle.
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+ - Unreinforced mutations fade to zero over ~18 cycles; reinforced mutations (repeated similar adjustments) maintain effective strength.
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+ **Always provide reasoning.** The reasoning is persisted and auditable. Vague reasoning like "seems right" is unacceptable; be specific about what user signal drove the change.
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+ ## manage_skills
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+ The `manage_skills` tool lets you enable, disable, and search for skills at runtime.
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+ **Actions:**
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+ - `search` — Find skills by keyword or description. Always search before enabling to find the best match.
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+ - `enable` — Load a skill by ID. The skill becomes immediately active.
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+ - `disable` — Unload a previously loaded skill. Locked skills (core skills) cannot be disabled.
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+ - `list` — List all currently active skills.
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+ **Allowlist patterns:**
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+ - `['*']` — All skills are permitted (default). Use with caution in production.
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+ - `['category:productivity', 'category:search']` — Only skills in the listed categories are permitted.
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+ - `['com.framers.skill.web-search', 'com.framers.skill.calculator']` — Only the exact skill IDs listed are permitted.
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+ **Category gating:** When `requireApprovalForNewCategories` is enabled (default: true), enabling a skill from a category not already represented among active skills returns a `requires_approval` status. This prevents the agent from silently expanding into unrelated capability areas without human consent.
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+ **Workflow:** Search → review results → enable the best match. If the skill is in a new category, the user will be prompted for approval before it activates.
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+ ## create_workflow
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+ The `create_workflow` tool lets you compose multi-step tool pipelines and execute them as a unit.
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+ **Reference resolution:** Steps can reference data from earlier in the pipeline:
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+ - `$input` — The workflow's original input argument.
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+ - `$prev` — The output of the immediately preceding step.
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+ - `$steps[N]` — The output of the Nth step (zero-indexed).
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+ **Example workflow:**
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+ ```json
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+ "name": "research_and_summarize",
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+ { "tool": "web_search", "args": { "query": "$input.topic" } },
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+ { "tool": "extract_text", "args": { "url": "$prev.results[0].url" } },
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+ { "tool": "summarize", "args": { "text": "$prev.content", "maxLength": 200 } }
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+ ```
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+ **Constraints:**
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+ - Maximum steps per workflow: configurable (default 10).
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+ - Only tools from the `allowedTools` list may be used. Default is `['*']` (all tools).
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+ - `create_workflow` itself is always excluded from workflow steps to prevent recursion.
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+ - Each step execution has a 30-second timeout.
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+ **Evaluation criteria:** The tool scores responses across multiple dimensions (helpfulness, accuracy, clarity, safety) and produces an overall score with reasoning.
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+ **Auto-adjustment:** When `autoAdjust` is enabled (default: true), the tool can immediately apply parameter changes based on evaluation results:
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+ - `verbosity` — Shift response length preference.
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+ - `personality` — Delegate trait adjustments to `adapt_personality`.
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+ **Adjustable parameters** are configured via `adjustableParams` (default: `['temperature', 'verbosity', 'personality']`). Only listed parameters can be modified.
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+ **Session cap:** Maximum evaluations per session is configurable (default: 10) to prevent excessive self-reflection loops.
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+ 1. **Evaluate** — Use `self_evaluate` to score recent performance. Identify specific weaknesses (e.g., "responses are too terse for this user", "missing domain knowledge for finance questions").
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+ 3. **Manage skills** — If the weakness maps to missing capabilities, use `manage_skills` to search for and enable relevant skills. For example, if finance questions are weak, search for and enable a finance-knowledge skill.
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+ 4. **Create workflows** — For tasks that recur with a consistent pattern, use `create_workflow` to codify the multi-step process. This saves re-planning on every invocation.
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+ 5. **Re-evaluate** — After adjustments, use `self_evaluate` again to verify improvement. If scores improved, the adjustments are reinforced. If not, consider reverting or trying a different approach.
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