@thebattlearena/corner 0.10.0 → 0.10.1-beta.79
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- package/README.md +102 -26
- package/package.json +2 -2
- package/ring/agents/cornerman.md +21 -5
- package/ring/agents/rudo.md +2 -1
- package/ring/agents/wrestler.md +8 -4
- package/ring/hooks/hooks.json +22 -0
- package/ring/scripts/arch-gate.mjs +407 -0
- package/ring/scripts/brief-build.mjs +130 -0
- package/ring/scripts/brief-guard.mjs +198 -0
- package/ring/scripts/brief.mjs +288 -0
- package/ring/scripts/compact-hook.mjs +110 -0
- package/ring/scripts/config.mjs +44 -0
- package/ring/scripts/engram-memory.mjs +213 -0
- package/ring/scripts/engram.mjs +318 -0
- package/ring/scripts/findings.mjs +116 -6
- package/ring/scripts/judges-card.mjs +144 -3
- package/ring/scripts/mask-guard.mjs +33 -0
- package/ring/scripts/relay.mjs +127 -0
- package/ring/scripts/rule-ids.mjs +124 -0
- package/ring/skills/no-surrender/SKILL.md +5 -0
- package/ring/skills/referee/SKILL.md +62 -18
- package/ring/skills/referee/references/rulebook.md +33 -3
- package/ring/skills/referee/templates/cornerman-batch.md +17 -11
- package/ring/skills/referee/templates/cornerman-concept.md +28 -30
- package/ring/skills/referee/templates/cornerman-range.md +16 -11
- package/ring/skills/referee/templates/wrestler-brief.md +28 -44
- package/ring/skills/referee/templates/wrestler-cutoff.md +4 -0
- package/ring/skills/referee/templates/wrestler-resume.md +4 -0
- package/ring/skills/sparring/SKILL.md +3 -2
- package/ring/skills/title-defense/SKILL.md +2 -2
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| ↻ | punto, banda | en curso: tiene tiempo hoy |
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| ↷ | punto, banda | desplazado por un emergente |
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| 👍 👎 | riesgo | si el aviso de riesgo acertó o no (ajusta la detección) |
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| `/ringside` | Abre **Ringside**: la pelea de tu día junto al chat. Tu plan con el avance y el tiempo de cada punto contra lo comprometido (semáforo verde · amarillo · rojo), los emergentes (clic para ver su motivo), los riesgos siempre visibles con ✋ Levantar la mano y 👍/👎, y el pie con Plan · Reuniones · Fuera · Total. Pestaña **Semana** con tus hábitos. Sin datos, te dice el **siguiente paso** (instalar, armar el plan, entrar a la daily). `/scorecard`, su nombre anterior, lo sigue abriendo con un aviso. |
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`precedents`, `monitors` (ver «Monitores del repo»), `briefGuard` (`warn`, `block` u `off`), `layers`, `layersIgnore`, `layersRequired` y `findingsNeedJudge` (ver «Gate de arquitectura»), `relayEvery`, `engramUrl` y `engramProject` (ver «Memoria entre peleas»), y `agents` (modelo y esfuerzo por rol; por
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defecto el luchador y el rudo en `sonnet` con esfuerzo `high` y el esquinero en `opus` con `high`,
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p. ej. `"agents": { "wrestler": { "model": "opus" } }`). Sin el archivo, `ring` usa los gates que
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**Briefs generados, no escritos**: el árbitro no le escribe a mano las instrucciones al luchador
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ni al esquinero. `ring/scripts/brief.mjs` las arma desde los templates con el reglamento y los
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precedentes embebidos completos (abriendo con un checklist de arquitectura: lo que más se escapa en
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una revisión línea por línea), las decisiones que importan (todas las faltas, las de esos archivos
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y las últimas 20) y los commits del rango; las sella y las registra en
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combate y de ese rol), pone el texto del archivo como instrucción y el modelo y esfuerzo del rol.
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recibe el aviso; con `"block"` se rechaza con el comando que lo genera; `"off"` lo apaga. Cada
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decisión queda en `<combate>/brief-guard.jsonl`. Y cuando la sesión del árbitro se compacta, el hook
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`compact-hook` le devuelve (en menos de 10 000 caracteres) el combate, el checklist, sus faltas y el
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(`.dependency-cruiser.cjs` y el paquete instalado), también lo corre, con su lista de violaciones
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conocidas cuando la tiene. Cada violación es un hallazgo que cita P14. El esquinero lo corre en cada
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modo y `mask-guard` en cada push a la rama del PR; la deuda que ya estaba no bloquea. Las capas van
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resume`), y `brief-guard` avisa (o bloquea) un `SendMessage` a uno retirado. Cada `relayEvery`
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