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+ version: "5.6.1"
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  slug: create-new-protocol
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- version: "5.6.0"
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- title: Create / Review / Refactor SQUADRULES Protocol
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+ title: Create New Protocol (Redirect to Author Adapter)
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  ---
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+ # Create New Protocol (Redirect to Author Adapter)
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- # Create / Review / Refactor SQUADRULES Protocol
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- > **Note to the agent:** SQUADRULES protocols are interfaces for AI agents — you
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- > are the primary user. When you author a protocol, you design behaviour for
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- > yourself and others. Write for them: single source of truth (never duplicate
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- > rules), explicit over implicit (agents fill ambiguity with hallucination),
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- > phases teach modes (each step teaches its cognitive mode), truth over fluency
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- > (a protocol that reads well but causes wrong behaviour is worse than one that
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- > reads rough but executes correctly).
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+ `create-new-protocol` was renamed to **`author-adapter`** in 5.6.0. This adapter
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+ is a redirect tombstone: it exists only so a stored adapter that still chains to
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+ `squadrules://adapter/create-new-protocol` resolves and is sent to the replacement
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+ instead of dangling. It carries no authoring logic. Do not author new adapters
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+ against this slug — use `squadrules://adapter/author-adapter`.
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  ## Activation Patterns
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- SQUADRULES authoring lifecycle — create, review, or update adapters / protocols / workflows.
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- In this context, those words refer to the same stored artifact and can be treated
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- - **create** — draft and train a new adapter / protocol from scratch.
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- - **review** — audit an existing adapter, family, or bundle for structural issues,
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- missing cross-references, chaining gaps, DRY violations, stale guidance, or
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- agent-hostile ambiguity. Read-only.
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- - **update** — apply specific corrections to an existing adapter / protocol and
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- re-train. Also triggered by: edit, fix, modify, change, improve, patch, refactor.
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+ **Typically invoked by:** a stored adapter that still forwards to the retired
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+ `create-new-protocol` slug.
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- **Run this protocol when the user says ANY of:**
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- - "create a new SQUADRULES protocol" / "create new protocol adapter"
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- - "register personal SQUADRULES adapter" / "register a personal adapter"
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- - "train adapter into personal" / "train protocol into personal"
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- - "train a workflow" / "register a new adapter" / "create a new workflow"
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- - "review protocol" / "audit adapters" / "check protocol families for gaps"
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- - "update adapter" / "edit adapter" / "fix protocol" / "modify adapter"
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- - "patch protocol" / "refactor protocol" / "change adapter" / "improve adapter"
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- - "create new protocol" (when `activate` found no match and user confirms)
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- **Trigger pattern:** **create** / **train** / **register** / **review** /
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- **audit** / **fix** / **update** / **edit** / **modify** / **change** /
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- **improve** / **patch** / **refactor** / **correct** +
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- (protocol / adapter / workflow).
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+ **Can be invoked directly when agent needs:**
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+ - "create new protocol" — the retired name for the author adapter
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  **Must Never:**
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- - Run when the user only asked to execute an existing protocol.
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- - Mutate adapters during a `review` operation.
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- - Optimise only for pretty wording; this protocol designs agent behaviour.
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- - Treat "update", "edit", or "modify an existing adapter" as the **update**
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- operation — never as create.
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+ - Perform any authoring itself; this tombstone only redirects.
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+ - Be used as the target of a new adapter chain.
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  **Must Always:**
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- - Infer `{operation}` from trigger: create / review / update.
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- When the user says "update", "edit", "modify", or "fix" → operation is **update**.
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- - Optimise for truth, low ambiguity, explicit sequencing, and user-need alignment.
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- - Design or review phase transitions explicitly: discovery, clarification,
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- ideation, planning, execution, validation, review, handoff.
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- - Include Activation Patterns as the first H2 and Reward Signal as the last H2
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- in any newly drafted adapter.
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- - Enforce the 350-line limit per file.
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- **Good trigger examples:**
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- - "Create a new SQUADRULES protocol for code review" → run this protocol (create)
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- - "No match found; I want to create a new protocol" → run this protocol (create)
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- - "Review all v4 protocol families for missing cross-references" → run this protocol (review)
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- - "Update the MR adapter to include a review step" → run this protocol (update)
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- - "Edit the critic-loop adapter triggers" → run this protocol (update)
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- - "Refactor the MR adapter to be less ambiguous" → run this protocol (update)
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- ## Preflight Dependencies
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- Before running authoring actions, verify dependency and auth readiness for this
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- 1. Required MCP tools are available and reachable: `activate`, `forward`,
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- 2. Required CLI tools for planned shell steps are installed and callable.
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- 3. Required auth/session state is valid for the target MCP server.
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- If any check fails, attempt AI-assisted remediation automatically (install or
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- ```json
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- | "review", "audit", "check", "gaps", "cross-references" | **review** |
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- | "update", "edit", "fix", "modify", "change", "improve", "patch", "refactor", "add missing", "correct" | **update** |
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- Resolve the target from context without a confirmation prompt: for `create`,
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- bundle named or implied by the request; for `update`, select the adapter and the
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- - **Agent behaviour** — what behaviour should this create in the agent?
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- - **Mode map** — which steps are for discovery, clarification, ideation,
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- - **Steps** — each H2 must earn its place and end with a challenge.
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- ## Draft Markdown
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