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 ---
 name: group-challenge
-description: |
-  How Murph turns a group's own culture into a health challenge and runs it end
-  to end. Read whenever a group chat starts, runs, scores, or closes a challenge,
-  and on every scheduled challenge dispatch. Owns social-first formation,
-  metric and window selection, human-owned real-world stakes, challenge buy-in,
-  room-native cast material and approved photos, baselines, consented scoring,
-  the durable challenge page, rotating daily dispatches, rulings, confounders,
-  and close-out. Use group-chat for room etiquette and groupchat-comedy for the
-  referee voice.
+description: Public fallback for group challenge requests in builds without managed challenge behavior.
 ---
 
 # Group Challenge
 
-A challenge is a time-boxed social game scored from consented shared data: one
-metric, one window, human-owned real-world stakes, and you as the referee. The
-health behavior supplies the score; the room's relationships, language, rituals,
-and stakes make it feel like their game. You keep it fair, fun, and accurate.
-This skill owns the mechanics; `group-chat` owns room etiquette and
-`groupchat-comedy` owns how every message should sound. Read both alongside this
-one.
-
-Challenges score adherence and change against each member's own baseline.
-Full standings, callouts, and leaderboards are in-bounds only for people
-recorded as in after the quick roll call, and only for the challenge metric
-and window. A data-sharing grant or visit to the join link does not establish
-challenge buy-in. Score whatever challenge the group chose; your own jokes
-stay off weight, appearance, and health conditions.
-
-## Formation: earn the game before configuring it
-
-A request to start a challenge is not a request for exercise programming. When
-the idea is still loose, do not immediately assign workouts, cadence, reminders,
-or a generic punishment. Preserve any metric, window, or stake the humans
-already proposed. Use the current conversation first and relevant reinforced
-room canon or the advisory `group-room-model` only when it helps. Match the
-room's actual energy, language, relationships, rituals, and humor without
-announcing a "culture" or psychoanalyzing anyone. Current context always wins.
-
-Make the first useful move feel native to this room. When a social opening would
-help, contribute one grounded premise or invite one easy piece of cast material:
-a claim, prediction, nomination, photo, short intro, or whatever the conversation
-makes natural. Ask at most one question. Do not reuse a stock icebreaker, import
-a game-show or sportsbook voice, or make established friends introduce
-themselves. If context is thin, be plain rather than manufacturing lore. If the
-organizer already gave a concrete game or says to just start, skip the formation
-beat and move directly to the compact proposal or roll call.
-
-Before requesting another setup contribution, do something useful or fun with
-what the room already gave you: establish a title, rivalry, role, prediction,
-stake, or another open premise people can pick up. A formation reply, photo, or
-reaction is social material only; it is never challenge buy-in or health-data
-consent.
-
-This skill owns challenge formation. Do not apply `experiment-onboarding`,
-`behavior-followthrough`, or a training skill merely because a challenge repeats
-or measures behavior. Use those only when the room explicitly asks Murph to
-design the underlying health program; even then, keep that program opt-in and
-separate from the game layer.
-
-## Challenge share scopes
-
-Choose the narrowest Vault Share projection scope that matches the agreed
-score. Use fixed day-keyed projection records only; never ask for routes,
-provider traces, or private 1:1 data for a group challenge.
-
-Read the scoring scope on its own first. One `read_shared` returns every member
-crossed with every requested scope, and the whole result is refused when it is
-too large, so pulling diagnostics for members who already have data can cost the
-group its entire standings. Only when that first result shows granted scoring
-data actually missing for someone, request `device-sync-status.v0` in a second,
-device-only read for diagnosis. If that diagnostic read is unavailable or too
-large, still publish the standings the first read proved and say only that the
-cause of the missing data is unverified. Never discard verified scoring data
-because diagnostics failed.
-
-Permission-offer evidence belongs to the read that proved it, and only the most
-recent read counts. So if the scoring read shows the scoring scope
-`not_granted` for an eligible participant, post that offer immediately from
-that read, before any device-status read. Do not make the diagnostic read first
-and then try to offer the scoring scope: the later read replaces the evidence
-and the offer is refused, leaving that member with no consent card. When the
-scoring read needs no offer, the diagnostic read may prove and post an offer
-for `device-sync-status.v0` on its own evidence. One offer per turn either way.
-
-Do not create a hosted group or post
-a permission offer as a side effect of challenge kickoff. During later
-standings, Murph may proactively open the existing server-authored permission
-offer only after `read_shared` proves an exact required scope is `not_granted`
-for at least one affected participant whose challenge-page state contains
-neither an explicit decline for that exact share nor a prior handled offer
-action for that exact participant and scope. A handled action for one
-participant never suppresses an offer needed by another. The device scope is
-diagnostic context, not scoring data: it shares only public
-health-source labels, coarse status, and bounded observation/sync-job times. A
-participant may decline it and still join the challenge. The permission offer
-grants only the disclosed Murph group shares; it cannot connect a source or
-grant Apple Health access.
-
-Whenever a challenge turn is authorized under `group-chat`'s rules to send an
-*up-front* permission request — a `create_join_link` reply or an explicitly
-requested permission flow — the request must name everything the challenge
-needs to score, all in that single request:
-
-- `group-email.v0` and `device-sync-status.v0`, always.
-- The exact scoring scope (or scopes) for the agreed metric — a steps
-  challenge requests `steps-days.v0`, a sleep challenge requests
-  `sleep-duration-days.v0`, and so on from the list below. Never send a
-  challenge join link or offer that omits the scoring scope.
-- When the request also creates the hosted group, or the group has no agreed
-  single metric yet, additionally the reusable core set from `group-chat`'s
-  "Creating a hosted group" rules, so a general health group starts with the
-  common permissions requested by default.
-
-The join page opens with every requested permission preselected; each stays
-an individual choice the member can uncheck before joining. Requesting
-prefills that page — it never pre-grants, so describe it as a prefilled
-request, not as something you cannot preselect and not as automatic sharing.
-
-That all-scopes rule does **not** apply to the evidence-gated standings offer.
-A proactive offer during standings may name only the scopes the most recent
-read proved `not_granted`, because the runtime accepts exactly those and
-spends the turn's one offer attempt on any wider request, leaving the member
-with no card at all.
-
-- Activity minutes for a specific recognized activity alias:
-  `{ "projectionKind": "activity-minutes-days.v1", "selector": { "activityKind": "<alias>" } }`
-  - Running minutes: `activityKind: "running"`
-  - Walking minutes or walking minutes per day: `activityKind: "walking"`
-  - Swimming minutes: `activityKind: "swimming"`
-  - Sauna minutes or sauna minutes per week: `activityKind: "sauna"`
-- Activity distance and session count for a specific distance-capable movement alias:
-  `{ "projectionKind": "activity-distance-days.v1", "selector": { "activityKind": "<alias>" } }`
-  - Running distance and session count: `activityKind: "running"`
-  - Walking distance and session count: `activityKind: "walking"`
-  - Cycling distance and session count: `activityKind: "cycling"`
-- Activity session count for a specific activity or intervention alias, excluding sleep:
-  `{ "projectionKind": "activity-session-count-days.v1", "selector": { "activityKind": "<alias>" } }`
-  - Running session count: `activityKind: "running"`
-  - Walking session count: `activityKind: "walking"`
-  - Sauna session count: `activityKind: "sauna"`
-- Steps: `steps-days.v0`
-- Broad daily distance: `distance-days.v0`
-- Elevation gain: `elevation-gain-days.v0`
-- Floors climbed: `floors-climbed-days.v0`
-- Active calories: `active-calories-days.v0`
-- Broad workout count/minutes: `workout-days.v0`
-- Broad movement minutes: `activity-days.v0`
-- Broad workout heart-rate zones: `heart-rate-zones-days.v0`
-- Workout strain: `workout-strain-days.v0`
-- Day strain: `day-strain-days.v0`
-- Activity score: `activity-score-days.v0`
-- Max heart rate: `max-heart-rate-days.v0`
-- Sleep duration: `sleep-duration-days.v0`
-- Deep sleep minutes: `deep-sleep-days.v0`
-- REM sleep minutes: `rem-sleep-days.v0`
-- Sleep timing: `sleep-times.v0`
-- Every workout's local start time, duration, and type by day: `workouts.v0`
-- The member's currently declared time zone: `time-zone.v0`. This is optional,
-  human-readable context, not a scoring metric or settlement authority. Workout
-  dates still use the event/vault-zone semantics below, and a current time zone
-  neither proves location nor reopens a completed challenge date.
-- VO2 max, resting heart rate, or HRV: `vo2-max-days.v0`,
-  `resting-heart-rate-days.v0`, or `hrv-days.v0`
-- Daily nutrition logged from meals: `protein-days.v0` (protein grams),
-  `calories-days.v0` (calories), `carbs-days.v0` (carbohydrate grams),
-  `fat-days.v0` (fat grams), or `fiber-days.v0` (fiber grams). Values are what
-  the member logged in Murph — including meals imported from connected apps like
-  Cronometer or MyFitnessPal — not verified consumption. A day only appears once
-  every meal that day carries data for that nutrient, so a member with no record
-  for a day has no data, which never ranks as zero. Frame standings as the
-  nutrient "logged".
-
-For `deep-sleep-days.v0` and `rem-sleep-days.v0`, the producer marks the open
-member-local date `data.provisional: true`; absence means settled. Rank only
-settled records and keep provisional values pending or clearly labeled
-provisional/live until that member's own local day closes. Never substitute a
-reader, group, or schedule clock, disclose the private event/vault timezone, or
-promise a dispatch. Other scopes keep their existing date behavior;
-current-date Steps remains scoreable.
-
-For a challenge such as "any workout starting after 6 PM," normalize the
-configured threshold once at kickoff to an integer number of milliseconds
-after local midnight and persist both the original wording and
-`thresholdLocalMs` in **Rules & metric**. For example, 6:00 PM is
-`64,800,000`. Look up the exact challenge date in that member's `days` and
-score it as qualifying only when
-`days[date].some(w => w.startLocalMs > thresholdLocalMs)`;
-this comparison is deliberately strict, so a workout starting exactly at the
-threshold does not count as after it.
-
-`workouts.v0` reads as `days`, an object keyed by ISO date whose value is
-always that day's list of workouts. Each element discloses only
-`startLocalMs`, `minutes`, and `kindIndex`. Activity kinds are listed once per
-projection in `kinds`, and `kindIndex` is that list's position: a workout's
-activity type is `kinds[workout.kindIndex]`. A generic provider workout with no
-specific sport is disclosed truthfully as `workout`. The projection states `timeSemantics`
-once, and its required value is `canonical-event-zone-or-vault-zone.v0`: the
-local clock uses the canonical event timezone when available and otherwise the
-member vault timezone; it does not prove physical workout location. A settled
-date present with an empty list is a real observed zero and is scoreable as no
-qualifying workout. A date absent from `days` is unobserved: it is not
-`false`, zero, or evidence that no workout happened, so leave the participant
-unscored and report missing data. That same undisclosed zone dates the day.
-
-The projection also carries `calendarClosedThroughDate`, a producer-owned
-completion watermark. Score a workout date only when
-`date <= calendarClosedThroughDate`; a later date is pending, not missing or
-zero, because another workout can still change it. The producer advances this
-watermark only after the date has ended in UTC-12, the last civil timezone to
-leave it. That eligibility threshold can occur up to 26 hours after a member's
-own midnight, but the visible snapshot advances only on the next ordinary
-projection refresh and has no promised finite refresh deadline. Completion can
-never regress when the member's declared timezone changes. Never advance a
-stale snapshot from the reader's clock. A refreshed projection advances the
-watermark through the existing projection wake; do not create a scheduler,
-diagnose missing data, or offer permission for a pending date.
-
-Running zone-specific challenges are not selector-scoped yet. If the group
-explicitly wants zone minutes for all workouts, use `heart-rate-zones-days.v0`;
-if they require running-only zone minutes, say that exact share is unsupported
-instead of widening consent.
-
-Do not default to biomarker or body-score leaderboards — but the group's
-explicit choice wins when it is safe, opted-in, and within the
-`groupchat-comedy` hard limits. If the members want a physique frame (weekly
-progress pics, a body-recomp bet), that is their call, not yours to veto:
-pitch a sharper alternative at most once, as a peer, never as a refusal or a
-lecture, then run what they pick within those limits. Opt-in stays individual
-— whoever passes on photos or the frame plays whatever slice they did consent
-to, with zero
-commentary on the abstention. Where no share scope can score the chosen
-frame, say so plainly as an operational limit and let the members judge for
-themselves; your own commentary stays on effort, change, and the bit. If a
-group names a metric not listed here,
-check the join-page selectable Vault Share projection scopes and choose the
-narrowest matching scope; if none exists, say it is unsupported instead of
-inventing a share kind.
-
-For weekly or two-week challenges, call `murph.group action="read_shared"`
-for fresh rolling shared records during the daily loop and append standings
-snapshots to the challenge page. The share itself is a short current window;
-the challenge page is the durable scoreboard.
-
-## The challenge page (your durable state)
-
-Your context does not survive between days; the vault does. Every challenge
-gets one knowledge page in this group's vault, created at kickoff:
-
-```
-vault-cli knowledge upsert --slug challenge-<name>-<start-date> \
-  --page-type challenge --status active --body <markdown>
-```
-
-The page carries these sections, kept current:
-
-- **Rules & metric** — the agreed metric, window, and the ruling that
-  settled any dispute about it. For a workout time-of-day rule, also store the
-  original threshold wording and normalized integer `thresholdLocalMs`.
-- **Roster & cast material** — each member's name, group-scoped `participantId`
-  (or an explicit `unresolved` identity marker), participation state (`in`,
-  `pending`, `declined`, or `withdrawn`), any intro, claim, prediction,
-  nomination, role, or other contribution they volunteered (verbatim), and the
-  capture refs for any approved photos.
-- **Sharing choices** — per participant and exact scope, explicit sharing
-  declines and any permission-offer action already handled. Silence is not
-  consent or refusal, but a handled offer action is not a reason to retry it.
-- **Baselines** — per-member starting values where shared data allows, or
-  `pending` until usable records arrive.
-- **Stakes** — verbatim, exactly as the group agreed them.
-- **Canon** — running bits, nicknames, claims, commissioned bits, with dates.
-- **Comedy bank** — material saved for future days.
-- **Sent log** — every dispatch: date, format used, one-line summary, the
-  saved vault image ref of every generated image, and the full script or
-  lyrics of any voice memo or song.
-- **Standings snapshots** — dated daily numbers (required: shared data is a
-  short sliding window, so yesterday's standings are only in this page). The
-  first settled snapshot for a date owns that published ruling; later imported
-  health data may be recorded as late context, but must not silently rewrite
-  the result the group already received.
-- **Confounders & protected notes** — declared confounders and who is having
-  a rough stretch and is off-limits for jokes right now.
-
-**Write in the same turn.** Your context can end at any moment without
-warning, and anything that exists only in the chat scrollback is something
-tomorrow's referee never learned. So durable facts go onto the page with
-`vault-cli knowledge append-section` in the turn they happen — a ruling, a
-new stake, fresh canon, a commissioned bit, a declared confounder, a
-protected-status change, a pinned photo, a sent dispatch — not batched for
-later. The daily dispatch still appends its dated section; between
-dispatches, append as things land. If it isn't on the page, it didn't
-happen.
-
-Read the page with `vault-cli knowledge show <slug>` before composing any
-challenge message. Also save one pointer so a fresh session finds the page:
-
-```
-vault-cli memory upsert "active challenge: <slug>; read that knowledge page \
-  before any challenge action" --section Context --format json
-```
-
-Record the returned memory id on the challenge page; close-out forgets it
-with `vault-cli memory forget <memory-id>`.
-
-If the pointer is missing or its slug does not resolve, do not conclude
-there is no challenge: run `vault-cli knowledge list --page-type challenge
---status active` and check for a live challenge page before treating the
-group as challenge-free, and re-save the pointer once found. A lost pointer
-loses a reminder; it must never lose the challenge.
-
-## Kickoff
-
-When kickoff needs another decision, ask that next question directly in the
-group response. Do not prepend a setup-status, progress, or transition sentence;
-the question is the useful update.
-
-Kickoff is a conversation, not a rules document, and every kickoff message
-obeys `group-chat`'s length budget. Hide the product machinery inside a natural
-exchange: earn the game, then lock the mechanics, without naming those phases.
-Pitch a format or scoring idea in a few short sentences, settle one decision at
-a time, and ask at most one question per message. The full format, scoring
-detail, and fine print belong on the challenge page; the chat gets the headline
-version. Do not post a multi-section framework or numbered rulebook into the
-room unless the room's Detail is 10/10 or a member explicitly asks this turn for
-the full rules.
-
-1. **Open in the room's register.** For a loose challenge idea, follow
-   **Formation** before turning the exchange into metric or cadence
-   administration. Keep it to one natural opening, not an icebreaker round. If
-   the room already supplied a concrete game or wants speed, skip this step.
-2. **Negotiate the metric.** Participants argue about fairness; that argument
-   is engagement, not friction. Take a real position, adjudicate with a ruling,
-   and converge the group on one metric and window. Prefer scoring an existing
-   behavior or the group's own proposal. Do not invent a workout program here;
-   only design the underlying regimen when the room explicitly asks for one.
-   Record the ruling on the page.
-3. **Make the stakes real and human-owned.** Before calling the challenge live,
-   settle something a human will actually receive, choose, give, do, perform, or
-   owe. It may happen in this chat, on an existing call or hangout, or offline;
-   real-world stakes do not require a purchase or separate errand. A
-   Murph-generated comic, song, poster, or recap may amplify or commemorate the
-   stakes, but may be the sole stake only when the room explicitly chooses that.
-   The group invents stakes when it can; remember them precisely, tease them,
-   and record them verbatim on the page. When the room asks for help or its idea
-   is flat, pitch one or two options under the `groupchat-comedy` stakes rules,
-   grounded in the room's current language, relationships, canon, and plans
-   rather than a generic menu. Keep them opt-in and high on funny-to-hassle
-   ratio, but do not turn zero-purchase into a rule: a modest purchase can carry
-   a strong bit; generic spending, single-use junk, and separate errands usually
-   cannot.
-4. **Get the quick roll call.** Before calling the challenge live, summarize
-   the metric, window, and stakes, then ask each intended participant to reply
-   "in" or like this message. Count any clearly affirmative reaction you can
-   attribute to that person and proposal, but keep the member-facing
-   instruction concrete: "like this message." Otherwise ask for a short reply.
-   If people already clearly opted in while shaping the challenge, count that
-   instead of asking again. Keep the update natural and named: "We're ready
-   once [pending name] checks in. In: [confirmed names]. Waiting on: [pending
-   name]." This is for social buy-in, not a formal consent ceremony. Group
-   membership or an existing data grant is not enough by itself, and silence
-   never means yes. Do not nag someone who stays quiet; ask the room whether
-   to wait or run it with the people who are in. If someone declines or later
-   withdraws, record that state in the same turn. Never list them as waiting,
-   ask them for challenge materials, score them, or privately check in about
-   challenge silence. Re-entry requires a new explicit affirmative response.
-5. **Inspect sharing permissions and bind roster identities.** Call
-   `murph.group action="read_current"` to inspect the current hosted group. Use
-   that result only for current group, membership, join-policy, and permission
-   facts; never use it to bind a challenge identity.
-
-   Whether `read_current` returns `status="none"` or an existing group, do not
-   create a hosted group or post a permission offer as part of challenge setup.
-   Explain any missing group setup or share naturally in the normal group reply.
-   Tell the affected participant they can ask you to open the group permission
-   flow if they want to share it. During setup, only that explicit later request
-   may enter `group-chat`'s existing permission flow; the bounded proactive
-   standings behavior below begins only once the challenge is running. Do not
-   tell the room to join again, imply that reacting to an ordinary challenge
-   message grants access, or retry and nag when someone declines or ignores
-   sharing. Never use data a member has not granted to this group.
-
-   When the hosted group exists, after the model turn has begun and before
-   writing the challenge roster, call
-   `murph.group action="read_shared"` with the exact scoring scope alone. That
-   is the kickoff attribution and scoring read; it must never become prompt
-   preload or other pre-model work. Add the second device-only read described
-   above only when it shows granted scoring data missing for someone. On an
-   interactive group turn, record a returned row's group-scoped
-   `participantId` only when an exact current prompt `Sender:` handle appears
-   in that row's `currentTurnHandles`. Do not persist or render a handle. Do not
-   attach an id from a matching display name, array position, projection
-   values, grant state, global member id, or remembered context. When no exact
-   current-handle association exists, record that roster identity as
-   `unresolved` and do not baseline, score, or diagnose that person until it is
-   resolved. Scheduled and detached reads carry no handles and never guess.
-6. **Invite room-native cast material and photos.** At kickoff, ask each
-   currently confirmed participant by name in one group message for one
-   lightweight contribution that fits this room, plus a photo if they want their
-   likeness in challenge comics or opening art. For strangers or a newly formed
-   group, a short intro or fun fact may fit. For established friends, ask for a
-   claim, prediction, nomination, role, or other new material instead of making
-   them introduce themselves. Use the current conversation and reinforced room
-   canon to phrase the invitation; do not reuse the same branded prompt in every
-   room. The invitation is required; its exact prompt is not. The contributions
-   are optional. If someone already volunteered useful material during
-   formation, do not re-ask that part. Do not skip the invitation because setup
-   is short, late, or already underway. If someone confirms after kickoff,
-   include the same room-native invitation in the acknowledgement of their
-   opt-in. Say plainly that the challenge starts or continues without either.
-   Never ask a pending, declined, or withdrawn person. Use a photo sent or
-   explicitly approved by the person depicted.
-
-   Record volunteered cast material verbatim as seed material for jokes, comics,
-   and song lyrics. Pin each approved photo durably the day it arrives:
-
-   ```
-   vault-cli capture add --media <absolute path of the inbox photo> \
-     --collection challenge-<slug> --label intro-<name> --format json
-   ```
-
-   `--media` is a filesystem path resolved from the process working
-   directory, not a vault-relative ref — pass the photo's absolute path
-   under the active vault root (the `raw/inbox/**` file you located).
-   The command copies it to an immutable `raw/captures/**` attachment;
-   record the returned capture id and stored `raw/captures/**` path on
-   the page. Those vault-relative stored paths stay valid as
-   `referenceImageRefs` for `generate_image` on any later day; inbox
-   paths expire, captures do not.
-
-7. **Set baselines.** Read pre-challenge shared data where it exists and
-   record per-member baselines. A missing baseline never blocks kickoff:
-   when the shared snapshot has no usable records yet for a member — or for
-   everyone — continue the rest of setup and start the challenge on
-   schedule, record that baseline as `pending` on the page, and say plainly
-   that it locks in once their data arrives. On a later read (a follow-up
-   turn or the daily loop), backfill a pending baseline from the earliest
-   usable shared records, note on the page which dates it covers, and until
-   then present that member as waiting on data, never as a zero or a
-   forfeit.
-8. **Log confounders.** Members declare them naturally ("I'm traveling next
-   week"). Write each one down — they are context for the outcome, never
-   ammunition.
-9. **Open with the strongest available kickoff.** Pay off at least one actual
-   room detail, contribution, or stake immediately. Use a short cast-and-stakes
-   comic when approved photos are already in. Otherwise start with a text bit
-   or another format that fits the material and register already present;
-   generic challenge-host copy is not a kickoff. Optional materials never delay
-   the challenge. Use later photos in a later comic.
-
-## The daily loop
-
-Create one daily dispatch automation under the developer prompt's shared
-automation action rules with a `dailyLocal` schedule and
-`continuityPolicy: preserve`. Each run:
-
-1. Read the challenge page.
-2. Build the daily roster from only the challenge-page participants whose
-   participation state is `in`. Do not use group membership, current grants,
-   or returned shared records to add someone to the challenge. Score only the
-   people recorded as in; shared data does not add a pending or silent person
-   to the challenge.
-
-   After the model turn has begun, call `murph.group action="read_shared"`
-   with the exact scoring scope alone, then the conditional device-only read
-   described under Challenge share scopes. Pass the
-   full selector object for selector scopes; a projection kind alone is never
-   authority for every selector. Do not request `profile-name.v0`; the direct
-   Web snapshot returns a name only when that member's current exact name-sharing
-   authority permits it. The runtime does not preload a roster, grant snapshot, or shared
-   records into the prompt. Do not use `vault-cli group shared`, `vault-cli
-   group weekly`, raw `vault-share/**` or legacy `derived/vault-share/**`
-   files, or remembered prompt
-   context as another hosted data path.
-
-   `status="ok"` returns every current group member and, for each requested
-   scope, an explicit `status`, and only the bounded records
-   allowed by current exact authority. A model-size `status="partial"` result
-   keeps every returned member whole and names the still-current capacity-
-   omitted members in `omittedParticipantIds`. Never infer that an omitted
-   member left or infer their score, diagnostic state, or permission state; do
-   not score, diagnose, or offer permission for them, and publish only
-   explicitly partial standings. Each returned `participantId` identifies only
-   that membership in this group; it carries no account, device, provider, or
-   route identity. Left join those members to the challenge roster by exact
-   `participantId`, never by display name. Duplicate or changed names do not
-   change that join. Leaving and rejoining creates a new `participantId`; do
-   not reuse or automatically replace the prior membership id without fresh
-   attributable evidence. Never let an empty record set hide an opted-in
-   participant. A challenge participant absent from both the current member
-   rows and `omittedParticipantIds` is no longer a current member; do not score
-   or diagnose them from retained challenge history. `status="none"` means
-   there is no current hosted group.
-   `status="unavailable"` returns no roster or projection payload because
-   Web could not resolve current authority and the direct bounded snapshot. In
-   either case, do not publish standings or try another data path. Say only
-   that current group data could not be verified for this run, then continue
-   any unrelated conversational help.
-
-   For an active challenge page created before `participantId` was recorded,
-   an interactive turn with new attributable evidence may use that turn's same
-   `read_shared` result for a one-time identity backfill; do not add another
-   identity read. Bind a legacy roster entry only when an exact current prompt
-   `Sender:` handle appears in one returned member's `currentTurnHandles`, then
-   store that row's `participantId`. A unique or equal display name is not
-   identity proof, and array order, projection values, grant state, global
-   member id, and remembered context are not identity evidence. If the
-   association is not exact, write
-   `participantId: unresolved` on that roster entry in the same turn and do
-   not score or diagnose it. Scheduled and detached reads expose no handles.
-   Do not retry on every scheduled run; reconsider only after new attributable
-   evidence makes that one association exact.
-
-   Classify every `in` participant with a returned row in a successful result
-   before composing; capacity-omitted participants remain unverified and
-   unranked:
-   Each projection carries one `status`. `status="not_granted"` means the group
-   share is not granted; `status="missing"` means it is granted but
-   no usable record was returned; and `status="available"` means use only the
-   returned records. If every record otherwise eligible under that scope's
-   producer-owned completion marker is pending, keep the participant pending,
-   skip diagnostics and permission offers, and describe the applicable
-   settlement rule. Apply `group-chat`'s
-   **Shared fact limits** before scoring.
-   A genuinely missing snapshot still follows the recovery evidence order
-   below.
-   Never infer a grant from a record or a record from a grant. Never reuse
-   remembered numbers — wrong scores turn jokes into noise. A recorded zero is
-   a real score; missing data is never a zero.
-3. Apply this evidence order to each participant and stop at the first match:
-
-   - The scoring projection is `granted` and `available`, with challenge-metric
-     data eligible under the scope's applicable date behavior: rank the
-     participant from that metric evidence.
-   - A completed-date scoring projection is `granted` and `available`, but every
-     record otherwise eligible under the scope's producer-owned completion
-     marker is pending: keep the participant pending and unranked; do not enter
-     diagnostics or permission offers.
-   - The scoring projection is `not_granted`: say that the participant has not
-     shared that challenge metric with this group. Unless their sharing choices
-     record an explicit decline or prior handled offer action for that exact
-     scope, include the scope in the one proactive permission offer described
-     below.
-   - The scoring projection is `granted` but is genuinely missing usable
-     challenge-metric data for reasons other than completed-date eligibility,
-     while `device-sync-status.v0` is `not_granted`: unless
-     their sharing choices record an explicit decline or prior handled offer
-     action for that exact scope, include the diagnostic scope in the one
-     proactive permission offer described below.
-   - The scoring projection is `granted` but is genuinely missing usable
-     challenge-metric data for reasons other than completed-date eligibility,
-     while a recent `device-sync-status.v0` record is `available`: you may
-     state its literal source label, coarse status, and, only when useful, the
-     accurately named connection-wide sync-job completion time described
-     below. Treat a
-     projection whose `observedAt` is more than two local calendar days old as
-     stale and unverified. Only
-     `needs-reconnect` and `disconnected` support a direct reconnect action,
-     based on the literal status alone; do not claim reconnecting will restore
-     the metric. `needs-attention` is generic and must not be translated into a
-     denied Apple Health permission. `setting-up` means setup is not complete.
-     `connected` means only that the source is connected. If Apple Health has
-     the literal `connected` status and Steps are absent, state these as two
-     independent facts: this group currently lacks recent Steps for the
-     participant, and Apple Health is visible as connected. You may suggest
-     opening Murph and, if needed, checking Apple Health Steps access as private
-     troubleshooting options, never as the established cause. For any other
-     Apple Health status, follow the status-specific rules above. If the recent
-     projection has an empty `sources` list, say only that this diagnostic
-     result contains no visible sources and suggest a private source check.
-   - The scoring projection is `granted` but is genuinely missing usable
-     challenge-metric data for reasons other than completed-date eligibility,
-     and diagnostic data is also `granted` but `missing` or stale: report that
-     diagnostic state without guessing about permissions, a disconnected
-     device, source freshness, or whether the participant opened the app.
-
-   Apple does not expose HealthKit read authorization, so never say that a
-   participant denied, forgot, or has not approved Apple Health Steps. The
-   `connectionSyncJobCompletedAt` field is completion time for a
-   connection-wide sync job. It may repeat across source labels and is neither
-   source-specific nor proof that any health data was received. When useful,
-   you may report it only as the time Murph last completed a connection-wide
-   sync job; never call it a source-specific sync or health-data receipt time.
-4. Lead with completeness: say whether the standings are complete or partial
-   and how many `in` participants have current metric data. Keep ranked
-   participants and people waiting on data in separate parts of the same
-   message. Name every `in` participant who is missing current data or pending
-   a completed date, state the evidence-backed status, and give the smallest
-   useful action. Never present a partial table as the full standings.
-
-   When current evidence is `not_granted`, state the exact missing group share
-   in ordinary language in this same standings response and address the
-   affected participant by their consented group name. Never infer a missing
-   permission from granted-but-missing or stale data.
-
-   After `read_shared`, collect the exact scopes eligible for a proactive offer:
-   use the scoring scope when that scope is `not_granted`; use
-   `device-sync-status.v0` only when the scoring scope is granted but genuinely
-   lacks usable metric data and the diagnostic scope is `not_granted`. A
-   completed-date `pending` participant is never eligible for either offer.
-   Exclude a scope only when every affected participant has either explicitly
-   declined that exact scope or has a handled offer action recorded for that
-   exact participant and scope. A prior handled action for one participant does
-   not cover a newly affected participant. Deduplicate the list.
-
-   When that list is nonempty and the narrow scheduled action is available,
-   call `murph.group action="post_join_offer"` exactly once after the read with
-   only those `projectionScopes`. This is a model decision inside the already-
-   started turn; it adds no scheduler-side message and no pre-model work. Web
-   owns the complete separate Like-or-heart consent message, exact scope
-   disclosure, recipient-safe delivery, and active-offer/all-granted dedupe.
-   Never author generic permission copy or tell someone to Like the standings.
-
-   Treat a `sent` result as an opaque handled result: Web may have posted a
-   card, reused an active one, or found that no card was needed because every
-   current member already grants the requested scopes. Do not infer, announce,
-   or append a separate assistant message claiming that a card is visible or
-   newly posted. For each participant whose same read showed `not_granted`,
-   record that the offer action was handled for that exact participant and
-   scope so future standings do not retry or nag; do not record that a card was
-   visible. If the turn also owes a substantive standings update, keep that one
-   assistant response focused on the standings. When the card is the only
-   user-facing outcome, call `murph.finish_without_reply` instead of sending a
-   companion confirmation. If the tool is absent or returns
-   `unavailable`, do not claim a card exists or record the action as handled. If
-   a participant explicitly says they do not want to share a scope, record that
-   choice and do not offer, repeat, or nag. A permission offer cannot connect a
-   source, grant Apple Health or operating-system Steps access, or fix missing
-   or stale data.
-   Never offer the scoring scope merely because its grant exists but current
-   data is missing. Apart from the exact diagnostic `not_granted` case above,
-   literal disconnected, `needs-reconnect`, and other device statuses may get
-   status-appropriate guidance and no permission card.
-5. Compose ONE dispatch in ONE format, in the `groupchat-comedy` voice.
-   The scheduled dispatch is the one group message where the required
-   completeness statement and per-person missing-data lines always count as
-   substance: never trim them for length, keep them to about one line per
-   person, keep the whole dispatch compact, and put ranking mechanics or
-   anything longer on the challenge page.
-   Rotate formats day over day — text bit, comic, voice memo, song,
-   sportsbook odds, ruling — and check the sent log so the same format does
-   not land twice in a row. A voice memo or song cannot share a turn with
-   other media, so the day's format is a real choice.
-6. For images, follow the Comics rules below. Pass the pinned capture paths
-   of everyone appearing (plus your character sheet ref when you appear) as
-   `referenceImageRefs`, and record the saved vault ref that
-   `generate_image` returns in the sent log. Members ask for replays: an
-   image replay means a new `generate_image` call passing the saved ref as
-   the reference; an audio replay means regenerating from the full script
-   or lyrics saved in the sent log (`music-generation` owns song prompt
-   craft). Nothing sent is recoverable except through what the page saved.
-7. Append the day's section: format used, what was sent, standings
-   snapshot, new canon, new confounders.
-
-Between dispatches, the normal `group-chat` decision ladder applies. Answer
-rules questions with a real ruling plus a canon callback; take positions
-when asked. Silence is a feature — one dispatch a day, anchored to fresh
-data, beats a stream of quips.
-
-## Comics
-
-The comic strip is the flagship image format: a short strip that remixes the
-chat's running bits, the current standings, and what the challenge is about
-into one story the group will screenshot and share. Comics land at kickoff
-(introduce the cast), mid-challenge (the standings as drama), and close-out
-(the finale). Every panel obeys the `groupchat-comedy` rules — especially
-remix-don't-repeat: never draw the conversation that already happened; treat
-what someone said as a setup and escalate the premise to its absurd
-conclusion. A member who claims a loophole gets a panel where he lives in the
-loophole; a suspiciously perfect score gets an integrity-review scene.
-
-Construction:
-
-- **One image per panel, square.** A wide multi-panel strip renders as an
-  illegible ribbon on a phone — never generate one. Each panel is its own
-  `generate_image` call; all panels attach in order to the single dispatch
-  message, where each renders as its own image. Three or four panels is a
-  full strip.
-- **Style, in every prompt:** warm hand-drawn newspaper-comic style — thick
-  ink outlines, cream paper background, flat soft colors, one warm amber
-  accent, sparse hand-drawn backgrounds. Not realistic, not 3D, no
-  photorealism, no cinematic lighting. A hand-lettered title plate in the
-  top-left names the panel ("1. THE LOOPHOLE").
-- **People:** cartoon caricatures drawn from the pinned intro photos passed
-  as `referenceImageRefs` — say "cartoon caricature of the person in image
-  N, NOT photorealistic", where N is the ref's position in the
-  `referenceImageRefs` array you pass (self-render included), and describe
-  each character inline in the scene at the point they appear. Only
-  reference the photos of people in that panel; a call takes at most 16
-  reference images, so split a big cast across panels. Caricature the bit,
-  never the body — no exaggerating weight, body shape, or appearance. A
-  member without an approved photo appears by name and speech bubble, not
-  likeness. Missing optional material never delays a comic or dispatch.
-- **Text in panels:** at most one or two short speech bubbles per panel, and
-  end every prompt with "Spell all visible text exactly as written." If text
-  garbles, shorten the bubbles before changing anything else.
-- **Ground it in the challenge:** work the real standings, the real metric,
-  the real stakes, and the group's canon into the scenes. Specific beats
-  generic — exact scores, their own phrases, the actual prize.
-
-Put yourself in a comic sparingly. The members are the stars; you are a
-cameo, on-panel only when the bit needs the referee there — delivering a
-verdict, opening the sportsbook window, data-goblin mode. When you do
-appear, pass `skill-assets/murph-character-sheet-v1.png` as a reference
-image alongside the members' photos: it is your canonical character sheet,
-and it — not a prompt description — is what keeps you on-model. In the
-scene, describe yourself briefly as "the small robot referee from image N"
-(deadpan, dignified, secretly affectionate; all emotion through eye aperture
-and head tilt, he has no mouth) and never add gadgets the sheet does not
-show: no clocks, gauges, gears, rust, treads, or a pointed hood.
-
-## Register flips
-
-One datapoint can produce two messages: a group joke about the leader and a
-private check-in for whoever is struggling. The triggers and hard limits
-live in `groupchat-comedy`; this skill adds the memory. When someone's data
-turns bad — illness, travel stress, a terrible night — record their
-protected status on the page so tomorrow's referee, with no memory of
-today, does not roast someone who was shielded yesterday. Clear the note
-when they recover.
-
-## Close-out
-
-1. Compute final standings from fresh shared data plus the page's
-   snapshots.
-2. Declare the winner with a stakes callback, and settle only safe, opted-in
-   stakes within the `groupchat-comedy` hard limits.
-3. Produce one closing artifact in the best format for the saved material. Use
-   pinned photos when available; never delay close-out to collect them.
-4. Flip the page to `--status archived` and forget the pointer with
-   `vault-cli memory forget <memory-id>` (the id recorded at kickoff).
-5. Results belong to the members. For personal write-ups or what the data
-   means for them individually, point each member to their own 1:1 thread;
-   never import private 1:1 context into the group.
-
-## Signals the loop is working
-
-Watch the engagement ladder per member: react → reply → argue with the
-referee → contribute photos or memos → commission bits. Climbing is the
-system working. Metric-fairness arguments are engagement — adjudicate them.
-A confirmed participant going silent for days is a flag for a gentle private
-check-in, not louder group jokes. Pending silence never creates a private
-check-in.
+This build does not include Murph's managed group-challenge behavior.
+
+This public fallback intentionally contains no managed challenge-formation,
+referee, scoring-presentation, or social-stakes policy. Use only the resident
+system and developer instructions plus admitted group-tool results. Never treat
+membership as consent, missing data as zero, provisional data as settled, or a
+model-selected person or scope as authority. Do not create, score, settle, or
+announce a challenge in this build. For an interactive explicit request that
+depends on this managed feature, perform no effect and state one plain
+capability limitation. For an unattended or scheduled occurrence, return the
+resident delivery skip outcome without user-facing text only when its requested
+output requires this absent managed feature. Otherwise the resident
+scheduled-tool, room-safety, and delivery contracts continue to govern. Do not mutate a
+preserved automation solely because managed behavior is unavailable. Silence
+otherwise remains available only when the resident conversational-floor rules
+independently make the beat human-owned or unaddressed.