@hybridlabor-api/aos 4.9.0 → 4.11.0

package/CLAUDE.md

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-# 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/THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md

@@ -287,6 +287,44 @@ the upstream offensive exploit content is stripped and not carried over.
 
 ---
 
+## talkvalue/event-agency-skills
+
+<https://github.com/talkvalue/event-agency-skills> — Apache-2.0.
+Copyright talkvalue contributors. Upstream carries no explicit copyright line
+in `README.md`, `CONTRIBUTING.md`, or the plugin manifests; the attribution
+above is the repository's own `LICENSE` grant.
+
+Prose techniques adapted into `skills/basic/bdb-eventagency-skill/SKILL.md`:
+stakeholder-type inbox classification with temporal priority overrides,
+vendor-type failure-impact tiers, phase-based escalation thresholds
+(T-30 → show day), BLOCKED-means-ours item semantics, the speaker materials
+deadline framework (D-30 / D-21 / D-14 / D-7 / D-1), and post-event
+performance-tier reporting. Upstream scripts, Composio tool bindings, and all
+Python were not carried over; the skill is self-contained prose with no
+dependency.
+
+---
+
+## BuilderIO/skills
+
+<https://github.com/BuilderIO/skills> — MIT. Copyright (c) 2026 Builder.io.
+
+One skill adapted into `skills/global_config/read-the-damn-docs/SKILL.md`:
+the docs-first trigger list, the source hierarchy, the required workflow, the
+must-trigger examples, and the "if docs are unavailable" rule. AOS additionally
+adds a Verification section, a `category:` key (Builder's own validator forbids
+one, AOS requires it), a division-of-labour note against the `AGENTS.md` *Zero
+guesswork* rule, and a pointer to the installed `firecrawl-search` /
+`firecrawl-scrape` tools. Prose only — the upstream `agents/openai.yaml` and
+README were not carried over, and no executable from the repo is referenced.
+
+The other 22 skills in that repo are **not** vendored. Six of them
+(`visual-plan`, `visual-recap`, `visual-edit`, `an`, `turn-into-app`, `rewind`)
+are build artefacts synced from a different upstream by
+`scripts/sync-agent-native-skills.mjs`, and the repo's own documentation says
+not to treat them as standalone. Its `.mcp.json` and plugin manifests register
+external HTTP MCP servers without a prompt, so the plugin surface must never be
+installed.
 ## obra/superpowers
 
 <https://github.com/obra/superpowers> — MIT. Copyright (c) 2025 Jesse Vincent.

package/bin/aos-doctor.mjs

@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ function checkHarnesses() {
 // ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4. Hooks & Security Gates
 function checkHooks() {
   const claudeHooksDir = h('.claude', 'hooks');
-  const EXPECTED_VERSION = { 'memb-inject.mjs': 5 };
+  const EXPECTED_VERSION = { 'memb-inject.mjs': 6 };
   const versionOf = (text) => {
     const m = /^\/\/\s*aos-hook-version:\s*(\d+)/m.exec(text);
     return m ? Number(m[1]) : null;