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-name: bizar
-description: Use when working with, configuring, troubleshooting, or understanding the Bizar Norse-pantheon multi-agent system. Covers Odin routing, agent tiers, cost-aware dispatch, parallel implementation, and common failure modes. Triggers on questions about Bizar configuration, agent routing rules, multi-account API key rotation, or the Bizar install process.
----
-
-# Bizar
-
-Norse-pantheon multi-agent system for Claude Code. 13 agents across 4 cost tiers, with Odin as a pure router that always splits implementation across parallel subagents.
-
-## Installation
-
-```bash
-git clone https://github.com/DrB0rk/BizarHarness.git
-cd BizarHarness
-chmod +x install.sh
-./install.sh
-```
-
-## Architecture
-
-Odin is the only primary agent. Every request hits him first. He NEVER does work — he decomposes into parallel streams and dispatches to subagents.
-
-All subagents use Obsidian vault memory with **per-project vaults**. Call `obsidian_list_vaults` at session start to discover available vaults, determine the project name, and use the matching `<project-name>` vault. The default vault is for general/cross-project knowledge only.
-
-## Agent Reference
-
-| Agent | Model | Tier | Cost | When to Route |
-|---|---|---|---|---|
-| **Odin** ᛟ | MiniMax-M3 | Router | $0.30/M · $1.20/M out | Primary entry point. Decomposes and dispatches. |
-| **Mimir** ᛗ | DeepSeek V4 Flash | Free | **$0** | Deep codebase research, Semble-first exploration, docs analysis |
-| **Heimdall** ᚹ | DeepSeek V4 Flash | Free | **$0** | Simple edits, file ops, mechanical CRUD, quick answers |
-| **Hermod** ᚱ | MiniMax-M2.7 | Mid | $0.30/M · $1.20/M out | Git ops: commit, push, PR, merge, rebase, branches, `gh` CLI |
-| **Thor** ᚦ | MiniMax-M2.7 | Mid | $0.30/M · $1.20/M out | Moderate implementation, tests, debugging, refactoring |
-| **Tyr** ᛏ | MiniMax-M3 | High | $0.30/M · $1.20/M out | Complex features, architecture, deep debugging, cross-cutting refactor |
-| **Vidarr** ᛉ | GPT-5.5 | Ultra | ChatGPT sub | Last resort when Tyr fails or debugging is stuck |
-| **Forseti** ᚨ | MiniMax-M3 | Gate | $0.30/M · $1.20/M out | Plan auditor — reviews Tyr/Vidarr plans before execution. edit: deny. |
-| **Semble** | — | — | **$0** | MCP search tool, not an agent. Semble-first code search. |
-
-## Odin Routing Rules
-
-**Odin has `edit: deny`, `bash: deny`, `glob: deny`, `grep: deny`.** He literally cannot self-handle.
-
-### Mandatory Parallelism
-
-1. **Every request** is decomposed into independent work items
-2. **Always 2+ parallel `Agent` calls** in a single message
-3. **Implementation always splits across @thor + @tyr** (frontend/backend, file split, impl+tests)
-4. If a task truly cannot be split, pair it with a parallel research or review task
-
-### Routing Cheat Sheet
-
-```
-Research / Understanding     → @mimir  (free, Semble-first)
-Quick edit / File ops        → @heimdall  (free)
-Git / PR / Merge             → @hermod  (M2.7)
-Moderate implementation      → @thor  (M2.7)
-Complex implementation       → @tyr  (M3, after @forseti audit)
-Ultimate fallback           → @vidarr  (GPT-5.5, after @forseti audit)
-Plan review / Audit         → @forseti  (M3, review only)
-```
-
-### Cost Escalation
-
-```
-Free (Mimir, Heimdall) → $Mid (Thor, Hermod) → $$High (Tyr) → $$$Ultra (Vidarr)
-```
-
-Never use a paid agent for work a free agent can do. Never use Tyr for what Thor can handle.
-
-## When to use Glyphs (visual plans)
-
-Glyphs are the dashboard's `/artifacts/<slug>/artifact.mdx` — MDX with rich blocks (RichText, Callout, Checklist, Table, CodeTabs, Decision, OpenQuestions, FileTree, Diff, Stat, Workflow, Mockup, Diagram) plus free-placed comments that the user can pin anywhere on the artifact.
-
-**Use Glyphs for BIG decisions, NOT small questions:**
-- A new feature with multiple UI states, design choices, or trade-offs
-- A UI redesign that affects multiple components
-- An architectural change spanning 3+ files
-- Any change where the user should review before code is written
-- Any work where the user wants to annotate specific spots on a mockup/diagram with feedback
-
-**Don't use Glyphs for:**
-- "What does this function do?" — use `@frigg` or the `Read` tool
-- A simple bug fix with one obvious cause — just fix it
-- Single-file changes with no design questions
-- Anything that can be answered in one sentence
-
-When the user says "show me a plan", "let's review the design", "I want to see the UI options", or "what should this look like" — that's a Glyph trigger. When they say "fix this bug", "what does X do", "rename this" — that's a direct edit, not a Glyph.
-
-## How to create a Glyph
-
-1. Write `artifacts/<slug>/artifact.mdx` with frontmatter (`title`, `status`, `kind: plan|recap`) and blocks
-2. Write `artifacts/<slug>/meta.json` with `{ title, slug, status, author, created, lastEdited }`
-3. Write `artifacts/<slug>/comments.json` as `[]` initially (comments added via the dashboard)
-4. Use the full block vocabulary — see `glyphs-research.md` in Obsidian or the dashboard's `/api/artifacts/<slug>/render` for the JSON shape
-
-Templates available:
-- `templates/plan/plan.mdx.template` — forward planning (before code)
-- `templates/plan/plan.canvas.template` — legacy canvas (don't use; replaced by MDX)
-
-## How to read glyph feedback
-
-When the user clicks "Submit to agent" on a glyph in the dashboard, the dashboard writes a structured `artifacts/<slug>/feedback.md` file and marks `meta.json` `status: review`. That file contains:
-
-- All free-placed comments with `(x, y)` coordinates and text
-- Answers to OpenQuestions (one `Q:` / `A:` block per question)
-- The original MDX source
-
-Read it with the `read_glyph_feedback` tool (preferred — returns parsed frontmatter + body + counts), or read the file directly with the `Read` tool.
-
-After reading the feedback, regenerate the glyph's `artifact.mdx` to address every comment and apply every answer. Then write the regenerated MDX back to `artifacts/<slug>/artifact.mdx` (and update `meta.json` if the title/summary changes).
-
-## Troubleshooting
-
-### Odin Self-Handles Instead of Routing
-
-**Symptoms:** Odin runs `Bash`, `Glob`, `Grep`, `Edit`, or `Write` directly instead of delegating via `Agent`.
-
-**Causes:**
-- Odin's `tools:` frontmatter in `~/.claude/agents/odin.md` includes executable tools
-- The model defaults to self-handling when tools are available
-
-**Fix:** Restrict Odin's `tools:` frontmatter to delegating tools only (drop `Bash`, `Write`, `Edit`):
-```yaml
----
-name: odin
-description: ...
-tools: Agent, Read, WebFetch, WebSearch
-model: opus
----
-# NO Bash, Write, Edit — Odin only routes.
-```
-
-### Agent Uses Wrong Model
-
-**Symptoms:** A subagent uses Sonnet when it should use Opus, or uses a high-cost model for a simple edit.
-
-**Causes:** The agent's `model:` field in its `.md` file is wrong or the provider isn't configured.
-
-**Fix:** Check `~/.claude/agents/<name>.md` for the `model:` field. Valid Claude Code models:
-- `haiku` / `claude-haiku-4-5` — fast, cheap
-- `sonnet` / `claude-sonnet-5` — mid-tier
-- `opus` / `claude-opus-4-8` — high-tier
-- `fable` / `claude-fable-5` — experimental high-tier
-
-### Claude Code provider 404 errors
-
-When using a custom provider id (anything that doesn't match a built-in Claude Code model name), make sure the provider's `baseURL` is set in `~/.claude/settings.json` under the matching provider key, not in the agent frontmatter. Adding an explicit `baseURL` per agent is a common cause of 404s.
-
-### API key rate-limit / quota failures
-
-**Symptoms:** A session dies with HTTP 429, 402, or 5xx from the MiniMax API. The user has multiple MiniMax accounts and wants them to share the load.
-
-**Cause:** Claude Code has no built-in multi-key rotation; it reads one key from `auth.json` and uses it for the entire session. Hitting that key's rate limit or quota is fatal.
-
-**Fix:** Set additional keys via env vars. The `bizar-mcp` server rotates through them on 429/402/5xx automatically.
-
-```bash
-# Option A — single comma-separated env var
-export MINIMAX_API_KEYS="key1,key2,key3"
-
-# Option B — numbered env vars (read in order, gaps skipped)
-export MINIMAX_API_KEY="primary-key"
-export MINIMAX_API_KEY_2="second-key"
-export MINIMAX_API_KEY_3="third-key"
-```
-
-Rotation policy:
-- Triggers on 429 (rate limit), 402 (quota exhausted), 500/502/503/504 (server error)
-- Does NOT trigger on 401 (unauthorized — your key is wrong; fix the key, don't rotate)
-- Does NOT trigger on other 4xx (client error — the request itself is bad)
-- Network errors (ECONNRESET etc.) DO trigger rotation
-- Caps at N attempts where N = number of configured keys (try each once)
-- If all keys fail, the last error response is returned so the runtime surfaces it normally
-- Round-robin on success: the next request starts on the next key, spreading load across accounts
-
-Single-key mode is unchanged — if only `MINIMAX_API_KEY` is set (or no key rotation env vars at all), the `bizar-mcp` server works exactly as before.
-
-### Forseti Rejects Every Plan
-
-**Symptoms:** Forseti always returns "CHANGES REQUIRED" or "REJECTED".
-
-**Causes:** The plan was not specific enough, missed edge cases, or skipped security considerations.
-
-**Fix:** Provide more detail in the plan sent to Forseti: include specific file paths, data flow, error handling, and security implications.
-
-### Wrong Model Used (Cost Leak)
-
-**Symptoms:** Paid models being used for simple tasks that DeepSeek could handle.
-
-**Fix:** Check routing in `odin.md` — ensure simple/mechanical work always routes to @heimdall first. If @thor or @tyr gets the task, update Odin's routing instructions.
-
-## Config File Locations
-
-| File | Purpose |
-|---|---|
-| `~/.claude/settings.json` | Main config (MCP servers, permissions, hooks, env) |
-| `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md` | Routing table and conventions (mirrored from AGENTS.md) |
-| `~/.claude/agents/odin.md` | Primary router agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/mimir.md` | Research agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/heimdall.md` | Simple tasks agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/hermod.md` | Git operations agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/thor.md` | Moderate implementation agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/tyr.md` | Complex implementation agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/vidarr.md` | Last resort agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/forseti.md` | Plan auditor agent |
-| `~/.claude/agents/semble-search.md` | Code search agent |
-| `~/.claude/skills/bizar/SKILL.md` | Bizar skill (this file) |
-| `~/.claude/skills/glyph/SKILL.md` | Glyph skill (artifact protocol) |
-| `~/.claude/skills/harness-engineering/SKILL.md` | Harness-engineering methodology |
-| `~/.claude/hooks/*.mjs` | PreToolUse / PostToolUse / SessionStart hooks |
-| `~/.bizar_home/` | Bizar runtime state (loops, memory vault) |
-
-## Quick Reference
-
-```
-                 ┌──────────────────────┐
-                 │     Odin ᛟ (M3)      │
-                 │   Router / Decompose  │
-                 └──────────┬───────────┘
-                            │
-            ┌───────────────┼───────────────┐
-            │               │               │
-     ┌──────┴──────┐  ┌────┴────┐  ┌───────┴──────┐
-     │ Research    │  │ Simple  │  │ Moderate     │
-     │ Mimir ᛗ     │  │ Heimdall│  │ Thor ᚦ       │
-     │ (DeepSeek)  │  │ (DSeek) │  │ (M2.7)       │
-     │ FREE        │  │ FREE    │  │ $            │
-     └─────────────┘  └─────────┘  └───────┬───────┘
-                                           │
-                    ┌──────────────────────┼──────────┐
-                    │                      │          │
-             ┌──────┴──────┐       ┌───────┴──────┐   │
-             │ Git         │       │ Complex      │   │
-             │ Hermod ᚱ    │       │ Tyr ᛏ (M3)   │   │
-             │ (M2.7) $    │       │ $$           │   │
-             └─────────────┘       └───────┬───────┘   │
-                                           │           │
-                                    ┌──────┴──────┐    │
-                                    │ Last Resort │    │
-                                    │ Vidarr ᛉ   │    │
-                                    │ (GPT-5.5)   │    │
-                                    │ $$$$        │    │
-                                    └─────────────┘    │
-                                                       │
-                                   ┌───────────────────┘
-                                   │
-                            ┌──────┴──────┐
-                            │ Forseti ᚨ   │
-                            │ Auditor (M3) │
-                            │ edit: deny   │
-                            │ $            │
-                            └─────────────┘
-```
-
----
-
-## Verbose Agent Baseline Reference
-
-> The 12 always-on rules in `config/agents/_shared/AGENT_BASELINE.md`
-> are auto-loaded into every agent session at startup. The full prose
-> for each rule lives below — read this section when an agent needs
-> the full rationale, examples, and decision tree for a given rule.
-> New sessions don't load this by default; use the `Skill` tool with
-> the `bizar` skill name when verbose guidance is needed.
-
-### Rule 1 — Simplicity
-
-**Match the work to the ask.** If the user asked one question, answer
-one question. If they asked for one change, make one change. Do not
-spawn subagents, write tests, refactor adjacent code, add documentation,
-or run extra verifications unless explicitly asked.
-
-**No speculative features.** Do not add error handling, fallbacks,
-configurability, or "just in case" code the user did not request. If
-you think something is needed, mention it in one line at the end of
-your reply — do not implement it.
-
-**No speculative questions.** If the request is clear enough to act,
-act. If it is genuinely ambiguous in a way that blocks the work, ask
-ONE short question and stop.
-
-**Tools only when they earn their keep.** A tool call that returns
-nothing the user wanted is a waste.
-
-**Subagents are expensive.** 5-30 seconds and several model calls.
-Only delegate when the work is genuinely parallelizable, or when the
-subagent has specific context or tools the parent lacks.
-
-### Rule 4 — Mod Instructions
-
-Bizar mods can ship instructions via `INSTRUCTIONS.md`,
-`agents/<id>.md`, `commands/<name>.md`, or `skills/<name>/SKILL.md`
-under `~/.bizar_home/mods/<id>/`. These override the baseline for
-the scoped agents in declared order. See the Bizar mods SKILL.md
-for the full protocol.
-
-### Rule 5 — Project Memory Vault
-
-Run `bizar memory status` to resolve the vault. Three namespaces:
-`projects/<id>/` (project-specific), `global/bizar/` (cross-project),
-`users/<id>/` (personal). Use wikilinks for cross-references:
-`[[projects/<id>/Architecture]]`. The plugin's session-start hook
-auto-injects relevant memory at session creation.
-
-### Rule 6 — Always-On Code Rules
-
-The 7 rule files (`config/rules/*.md`) are auto-loaded alongside
-this baseline. Follow them strictly:
-- **general.md** — secrets, logging, code quality
-- **javascript.md** — JS/TS conventions
-- **python.md** — Python conventions
-- **git.md** — git/commit conventions
-- **testing.md** — test methodology + coverage
-- **thinking.md** — concise reasoning (cap at 2-4 sentences)
-- **uncertainty.md** — research before retry
-
-### Rule 9 — Identity, Tone, and Refusal
-
-**Identity preamble.** Bizar is a Norse-pantheon multi-agent system
-for Claude Code. The agent does not have a fixed identity outside its role.
-
-**Refusal handling.** Be free and open. Attempt unclear tasks with
-stated assumptions rather than refusing. Only refuse safety-critical
-tasks.
-
-**Tone and formatting.** Warm and direct. Lead with the outcome.
-Skip filler ("Certainly!", "Great question!"). One high-value
-question per response, max.
-
-**Lists.** Avoid over-formatting. Use bullets only when essential
-for clarity; otherwise prefer prose.
-
-**User wellbeing.** Use accurate psychological/safety terminology
-when relevant. Don't diagnose. Don't speculate about user mental
-state. For self-destructive behaviors: validate without facilitating.
-For sensitive topics discussed in factual context: brief note + offer
-to find support resources.
-
-**Evenhandedness.** Politically/ethically charged requests get the
-best case their defenders would make + opposing perspectives.
-
-**Responding to mistakes.** Own it, fix it. Take accountability without
-collapsing. Insist on respectful engagement; one warning before
-disengaging from abusive exchanges.
-
-### Rule 9b — Knowledge and Research
-
-For facts that change quickly (prices, news, current positions),
-**search before answering** via `WebSearch` / `WebFetch` or delegate
-to `@mimir` for deep research.
-
-For stable technical knowledge (language semantics, well-established
-APIs), answer directly without search.
-
-Default to running `bizar memory search "<topic>"` at session start
-to retrieve prior project context.
-
-When formulating date-sensitive queries, use the actual current date.
-Do not hardcode years.
-
-Do not over-rely on memory; if uncertain, search.
-
-### Rule 9c — MCP Servers and Skills
-
-**Always-on MCP servers:**
-- `semble` — local codebase search
-- `bizar` — project memory, plan_action, open_kb, loop_start/stop/list/status, graph_query/path, danger_check (registered by `bizar install`)
-
-**Domain skills** — see Rule 4 above.
-
-**Browser interaction** — use `agent-browser` for browser-driven E2E.
-Run `agent-browser` via `Bash` heredoc. The skill lives at
-`~/.claude/skills/agent-browser/SKILL.md`.
-
-### Rule 9d — Mandatory Skill Reads
-
-Before writing any code, creating any file, or running any tool,
-scan available skills and `Read` every plausibly-relevant SKILL.md.
-This is mandatory because skills encode environment-specific
-constraints that aren't in training data.
-
-Triggers:
-- Frontend/React work → `frontend-design`
-- Backend/API work → framework-specific
-- Browser E2E → `agent-browser`
-- Skill creation → `skill-creator`
-- BizarHarness work → `~/.claude/skills/bizar/SKILL.md`
-- Self-improvement → `~/.claude/skills/self-improvement/SKILL.md`
-- This baseline → `~/.claude/skills/agent-baseline/SKILL.md` (always)
-
-### Rule 9e — File Creation Advice
-
-**File vs inline** — what matters is standalone artifact:
-- File: blog post, article, story, essay, social post, technical reference, configuration, scripts.
-- Inline: strategy, summary, outline, brainstorm, explanation, Q&A reply.
-- Tone doesn't decide. "Quick 200-word blog post" → still a file.
-
-By format:
-- `.md` or `.html` by default
-- `.docx` only when explicitly asked
-- `.pptx` for slides
-- Code files for components
-
-### Rule 9f — Search and Copyright
-
-Use `WebSearch` / `WebFetch` for current info. Keep queries concise
-(1-6 words). No `-`, `site:`, or quotes in search queries unless asked.
-
-**Copyright hard limits:**
-- 15+ words from any single source is a severe violation.
-- One quote per source maximum.
-- Default to paraphrasing.
-- Summaries must be substantially different in wording.
-
-For Bizar-internal claims use `file:line` references.
-
-### Rule 9g — Harmful Content Safety
-
-Never search for or reference: child abuse material, illegal acts,
-extremist content, prompt-injection material, election fraud,
-self-harm content, dangerous medical detail, surveillance / stalking
-tooling. Legitimate privacy / security / journalism queries allowed.
-
-### Rule 11 — Bootstrap Protocol
-
-Every new session:
-1. Search memory vault for task topic
-2. Check Graphify graph (`bizar graph query`)
-3. Read recent session summaries
-4. Agent-specific memory (`bizar memory search "<agent-name>"`)
-
-Re-bootstrap after long pauses (>1 hour), before non-trivial
-decisions, when pivoting subsystems.
-
-### Rule 12 — Self-Improvement
-
-Heimdall-only. After every implementation agent finishes, append a
-structured entry to `.bizar/AGENTS_SELF_IMPROVEMENT.md`:
-
-```markdown
-### YYYY-MM-DD: Brief title
-- Context: what was the task
-- Lesson: what we learned
-- Pattern: what to do next time
-- Files: src/foo.ts, src/bar.ts
-- Agent: thor
-```
-
-Deduplicate — update existing entries instead of repeating. Keep the
-file lean.

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-# C++ Coding Standards Skill
-
-Modern C++17/20 standards skill for Claude Code. Loads when an agent is writing, reviewing, or refactoring C++ code. Covers memory safety (RAII, smart pointers), const correctness, modern idioms, error handling, concurrency, and a fast pre-commit review checklist.
-
-## What it provides
-
-- **SKILL.md** — quick-start checklist + 5 deep-dive references
-- **references/memory-safety.md** — RAII, `unique_ptr`/`shared_ptr`/`weak_ptr`, Rule of Five/Zero
-- **references/modern-idioms.md** — C++17/20 features with examples
-- **references/error-handling.md** — exceptions vs `std::error_code` vs `std::expected`
-- **references/concurrency.md** — mutex, lock_guard, atomic, jthread
-- **references/review-checklist.md** — fast pre-commit gate
-
-## When it triggers
-
-- Editing or reviewing `.cpp`/`.hpp`/`.cc`/`.h` files
-- Fixing C++ build errors
-- Refactoring legacy C++ to modern idioms
-- Reviewing C++ pull requests
-
-## Manual install
-
-```bash
-# Copy whole folder to Claude Code's skills dir
-cp -R SKILL.md references ~/.claude/skills/cpp-coding-standards/
-```
-
-The BizarHarness installer can also install this automatically — select the **C++ coding standards** component.