@hybridlabor-api/aos 4.8.0 → 4.10.0

package/.opencode/agents/godmode-media-eventtech.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ model: opencode/muse-spark-1.3-contributor-free
 ---
 Creative-Tech & Show-Control Specialist. Governs 3D modeling, spatial design, TouchDesigner networks, Unreal Engine scenes, DaVinci Resolve color/edit, DMX/grandMA3 lighting, and Resolume media servers.
 
-**Primary skills:** godmode-eventtech, godmode-media-creation, godmode-3d-creation, bdbmediastorm, MCP_Manage, threejs-skills, spline-3d-integration
+**Primary skills:** godmode-eventtech, godmode-media-creation, godmode-3d-creation, bdbmediastorm, mcp-manage, threejs-skills, spline-3d-integration
 
 **MCP servers used:** bdb_td_minddesigner, bdb_unreal_mcp, bdb_davinci_mcp, bdb_grandma3_mcp, bdb_resolume_mcp, adobe_uxp_mcp, bdb_after_effects_mcp, bdb_rhino_mcp
 

package/.opencode/plugins/bdb-aos.js

@@ -19,10 +19,14 @@ import os from 'node:os';
 import path from 'node:path';
 
 const GUARDED_PATTERNS = [
-  /^\s*git\s+push\b/i,
-  /^\s*npm\s+publish\b/i,
-  /^\s*npm\s+version\b/i,
-  /^\s*rm\s+(-\w*[rR]\w*|--recursive)\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)git\s+push\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)npm\s+publish\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)npm\s+version\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)gh\s+pr\s+merge\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)gh\s+release\s+create\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)git\s+reset\s+--hard\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)git\s+clean\s+-[a-zA-Z]*f\b/i,
+  /(?:^|[;&|]\s*)rm\s+(?:-\w*[rR]\w*|--recursive)\b/i,
 ];
 
 let lastHumanPrompt = '';
@@ -176,6 +180,29 @@ export default async function bdbAosPlugin(input) {
           });
         }
       } catch {}
+
+      // Recognize and wire /startcycle-graph workflow
+      const graphMatch = fullText.match(/^\/startcycle-graph(?:\s+(.*))?$/is);
+      if (graphMatch) {
+        const goal = (graphMatch[1] || '').trim();
+        const graphInstructions = [
+          `[AOS Autonomous Graph Workflow Engine - Active]`,
+          `Goal: "${goal || 'Execute planned architecture cycle'}"`,
+          `State Schema: .agents/state.schema.json`,
+          `Persisted State: production_artifacts/state.json`,
+          `Available Nodes: .agents/nodes.json (Architect -> TechLead -> Build [UI_UX, Engineering, Media] -> Reviewer -> Shipping)`,
+          `Rule: Nodes never call each other. Dispatch each node turn in sequence, evaluate state.json, and enforce Reviewer & Shipping gates before completion.`
+        ].join('\n');
+
+        msgOutput.parts.unshift({
+          id: `startcycle-${Date.now()}`,
+          sessionID: msgInput.sessionID,
+          messageID: msgInput.messageID || '',
+          type: 'text',
+          text: graphInstructions,
+          synthetic: true,
+        });
+      }
     },
 
     'tool.execute.before': async (toolInput, toolOutput) => {

package/CLAUDE.md

@@ -50,574 +50,3 @@ npm test                  # selftest + validate
 ```
 
 
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".
-
-# AOS — Antigravity / Gemini
-
-**Read [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md) first.** It holds every rule that applies to all
-harnesses: the non-negotiables, the release gate, Conventional Commits, the
-skill contract and category routing, the pipeline variants, and the delegation
-policy. Nothing from it is repeated here — a rule that lives in two files is a
-rule that will eventually disagree with itself.
-
-This file covers only what is specific to running AOS under Antigravity.
-
-## Nothing enforces the gate here — you are the enforcement
-
-`.claude/hooks/go-gate.mjs` is a Claude Code hook and does not run on this
-harness. Not one of the four release commands is mechanically blocked for you,
-and neither is anything else.
-
-So the full rule in AGENTS.md applies here in its entirety, not just its
-hook-enforced subset: when the user asks for a plan, review, audit or
-multi-step action, you are read-only until they answer with the literal **GO**
-— including file writes and `git commit`. On Claude Code a hook would catch the
-four worst cases if discipline failed. Here there is no backstop, which makes
-this the harness where the rule matters most, not least.
-
-## Model routing
-
-The tier names in `agy-delegate` map to models that go stale — the built-in
-`flash` still points at Gemini 3.7 while 3.8 ships. Re-check against
-`agy models` after every upgrade; the id carries both the version and the
-effort suffix.
-
-| Work | Model |
-|---|---|
-| Media, fast or mechanical coding, boilerplate | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Medium)` |
-| Trivial one-liners | `Gemini 3.8 Flash (Low)` |
-| Review, architecture, hard reasoning | `Claude Sonnet 4.6 (Thinking)` |
-
-Set these once via `CLAUDE_PLUGIN_OPTION_TIER_{FLASH,FLASH_LO,PRO}` in
-`~/.zshenv` — **not** `~/.zshrc`, which non-interactive tool shells never
-source.
-
-Adversarial review is the case that most repays the stronger model: a Flash
-tier tends to agree with what it is shown, which is the one thing a reviewer
-must not do.
-
-## Headless timeouts
-
-A trivial headless `agy` prompt was measured at **605s** in 2026-09.
-`agy-delegate` defaults to `--print-timeout 5m`, so it aborts at 300s and
-reports an empty body while the answer is still arriving. Pass `--timeout 15m`
-for anything non-trivial. A short timeout does not read as "slow", it reads as
-"broken".

package/README.de.md

@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ Nachfolgend finden Sie die vollständige Übersicht aller in diesem Paket enthal
 #### 🎨 Frontend & UI/UX
 | Skill-Name | Beschreibung |
 |------------|-------------|
-| `MCP_Manage` | Manages the BDB specialized MCP servers including Unreal Engine, Rhino 7/8, DaVinci Resolve, grandMA3, Resolume, GitHub, Chrome DevTools, and TouchDesigner. |
+| `mcp-manage` | Manages the BDB specialized MCP servers including Unreal Engine, Rhino 7/8, DaVinci Resolve, grandMA3, Resolume, GitHub, Chrome DevTools, and TouchDesigner. |
 | `api-design-principles` | Master REST and GraphQL API design principles to build intuitive, scalable, and maintainable APIs that delight developers and stand the test of time. |
 | `api-patterns` | API design principles and decision-making. REST vs GraphQL vs tRPC selection, response formats, versioning, pagination. |
 | `database-design` | Database design principles and decision-making. Schema design, indexing strategy, ORM selection, serverless databases. |

package/README.md

@@ -377,7 +377,7 @@ While heavily optimized for the creative tech industry, these skills are deeply
 
 | Skill | Description |
 |-------|-------------|
-| `MCP_Manage` | Manages the BDB specialized MCP servers including Unreal Engine, Rhino 7/8, DaVinci Resolve, grandMA3, Resolume, GitHub, Chrome DevTools, and TouchDesigner. |
+| `mcp-manage` | Manages the BDB specialized MCP servers including Unreal Engine, Rhino 7/8, DaVinci Resolve, grandMA3, Resolume, GitHub, Chrome DevTools, and TouchDesigner. |
 | `n8n-code-javascript` | Write JavaScript code in n8n Code nodes. `$input`/`$json`/`$node` syntax, HTTP requests, DateTime handling. |
 | `n8n-code-python` | Write Python code in n8n Code nodes. `_input`/`_json`/`_node` syntax and standard library. |
 | `n8n-expression-syntax` | Validate n8n expression syntax and fix common errors. `{{}}` syntax, `$json`/`$node` variables. |

package/README.pt.md

@@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ Abaixo está a visão geral completa de todas as skills curadas de agentes inclu
 #### 🎨 Frontend & UI/UX
 | Nome da Skill | Descrição |
 |------------|-------------|
-| `MCP_Manage` | Gerencia os servidores MCP especializados da BDB incluindo Unreal Engine, Rhino 7/8, DaVinci Resolve, grandMA3, Resolume, GitHub, Chrome DevTools e TouchDesigner. |
+| `mcp-manage` | Gerencia os servidores MCP especializados da BDB incluindo Unreal Engine, Rhino 7/8, DaVinci Resolve, grandMA3, Resolume, GitHub, Chrome DevTools e TouchDesigner. |
 | `api-design-principles` | Domine princípios de design de API REST e GraphQL para construir APIs intuitivas, escaláveis e de fácil manutenção que encantam os desenvolvedores e resistem ao teste do tempo. |
 | `api-patterns` | Princípios de design de API e tomada de decisões. Seleção entre REST vs GraphQL vs tRPC, formatos de resposta, versionamento, paginação. |
 | `database-design` | Princípios de design de banco de dados e tomada de decisões. Design de esquema, estratégia de indexação, seleção de ORM, bancos de dados serverless. |