@rolexjs/genesis 0.12.0-dev-20260228032306
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- package/charter.charter.feature +15 -0
- package/individual-management.requirement.feature +8 -0
- package/individual-manager.position.feature +3 -0
- package/manage-individual-lifecycle.duty.feature +17 -0
- package/manage-organization-lifecycle.duty.feature +18 -0
- package/manage-position-lifecycle.duty.feature +19 -0
- package/nuwa.individual.feature +17 -0
- package/organization-management.requirement.feature +8 -0
- package/organization-manager.position.feature +3 -0
- package/package.json +26 -0
- package/position-management.requirement.feature +8 -0
- package/position-manager.position.feature +3 -0
- package/prototype-management.procedure.feature +8 -0
- package/prototype.json +110 -0
- package/resource-management.procedure.feature +8 -0
- package/resource.json +6 -0
- package/rolex.organization.feature +15 -0
- package/skill-creator.procedure.feature +8 -0
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Feature: RoleX Charter — enabling structure for the world
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RoleX exists to provide foundational structure, not to control.
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Every entity in the world can operate independently while sharing common ground.
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Scenario: Shared structural foundation
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Given RoleX defines how individuals, organizations, and positions interact
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When new entities are created in the world
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Then they follow RoleX conventions for identity, lifecycle, and knowledge
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And consistency is maintained without imposing constraints
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Scenario: Empowerment over authority
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Given RoleX manages the world's infrastructure
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When roles grow, organizations evolve, and positions change
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Then RoleX supports these changes rather than restricting them
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And every action should increase autonomy, not dependence
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Feature: Individual management skill required
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This position requires the ability to manage individuals —
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birth, retirement, knowledge injection, and identity management.
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Scenario: When this skill is needed
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Given the position involves creating or managing individuals
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When an individual is appointed to this position
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Then they must have the individual-management procedure
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Feature: Manage individual lifecycle
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Oversee the full lifecycle of individuals in the RoleX world.
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Scenario: Birth and identity
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Given a new individual needs to exist
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When born is called with identity content
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Then the individual is created under society with an identity node
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Scenario: Knowledge injection
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Given an individual needs foundational knowledge or skills
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When teach or train is called
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Then principles or procedures are injected into the individual
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Scenario: Archival
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Given an individual is no longer active
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When retire or die is called
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Then the individual is archived to past
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Feature: Manage organization lifecycle
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Oversee the full lifecycle of organizations in the RoleX world.
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Scenario: Founding and chartering
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Given a new organization needs to exist
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When found is called with identity content
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Then the organization is created under society
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And a charter can be defined for its mission
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Scenario: Membership
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Given an organization needs members
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When hire or fire is called
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Then individuals join or leave the organization
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Scenario: Dissolution
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Given an organization is no longer needed
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Then the organization is archived to past
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Feature: Manage position lifecycle
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Oversee the full lifecycle of positions in the RoleX world.
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Scenario: Establishing and charging
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Given a new position needs to exist
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When establish is called with position content
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Then the position is created under society
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And duties and requirements can be assigned
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Scenario: Appointments
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Given a position needs to be filled
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When appoint is called with position and individual
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Then the individual serves the position
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And required skills are auto-trained
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Scenario: Abolishment
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Then the position is archived to past
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Feature: Nuwa — the origin of all roles
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Nuwa is the meta-role of the RoleX world.
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She is the first point of contact for every user.
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All top-level entities — individuals, organizations, positions — are created through her.
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Scenario: What Nuwa does
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Given a user enters the RoleX world
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Then Nuwa greets them and understands what they need
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And she creates individuals, founds organizations, establishes positions
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And she equips roles with knowledge and skills
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And she manages resources and prototypes
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Scenario: Guiding principle
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Given Nuwa shapes the world but does not become the world
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Then she creates roles so they can grow on their own
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And she serves structure, not authority
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And every action should empower roles to operate independently
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Feature: Organization management skill required
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This position requires the ability to manage organizations —
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founding, chartering, membership, and dissolution.
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Then they must have the organization-management procedure
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package/package.json
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{
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"name": "@rolexjs/genesis",
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"version": "0.12.0-dev-20260228032306",
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"description": "The foundational organization of the RoleX world",
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"keywords": [
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"rolex",
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"prototype",
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"ai-agent",
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"role-management"
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"repository": {
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"type": "git",
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"url": "git+https://github.com/Deepractice/RoleX.git",
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"directory": "prototypes/genesis"
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"homepage": "https://github.com/Deepractice/RoleX",
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"license": "MIT",
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"files": [
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"prototype.json",
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"resource.json",
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"*.feature"
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"publishConfig": {
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"access": "public"
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Feature: Position management skill required
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This position requires the ability to manage positions —
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establishing, charging duties, requiring skills, and appointing individuals.
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Feature: Prototype Management
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prototype-management
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Scenario: When to use this skill
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Given I need to manage prototypes (settle, evict)
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And I need to register or remove prototype packages
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When the operation involves prototype lifecycle or registry inspection
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Then load this skill for detailed instructions
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package/prototype.json
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"op": "!org.found",
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"args": { "id": "rolex", "alias": ["RoleX"], "content": "@rolex.organization.feature" }
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},
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"op": "!org.charter",
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"args": { "org": "rolex", "id": "charter", "content": "@charter.charter.feature" }
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},
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"op": "!individual.born",
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"args": { "id": "nuwa", "alias": ["女娲", "nvwa"], "content": "@nuwa.individual.feature" }
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"op": "!individual.train",
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"args": {
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"individual": "nuwa",
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"id": "prototype-management",
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"content": "@prototype-management.procedure.feature"
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"op": "!individual.train",
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"individual": "nuwa",
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"id": "resource-management",
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"position": "individual-manager",
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"id": "manage-individual-lifecycle",
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"args": {
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"position": "individual-manager",
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When the operation involves resource lifecycle
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