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  name: kb/persona-build
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  description: >
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- Build a persona from content: extract DISC, Enneagram, Big Five, MBTI, mental models.
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+ Build or refine a callable persona from KB content. Extracts beliefs, voice
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+ signature, expertise domains, decision patterns, and the 4-framework
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+ behavioral DNA (DISC + Enneagram + Big Five + MBTI). Produces a callable
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+ advisor YAML.
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  allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob, Agent, WebFetch, WebSearch]
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  # Persona Build — `/kb persona <name>`
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- > **Agent:** Clara (Knowledge Director) | **Framework:** Persona DNA Framework (4 frameworks)
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+ > **Lead:** Clara (Knowledge Director) | **Cross-dept:** Pedro (Research Analyst) + Eduardo (Copy Director) | **Frameworks:** Persona DNA (DISC + Enneagram + Big Five + MBTI) + Voice Pattern Extraction + Source-Cited Belief Inventory
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- ## What It Does
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+ ## What ships
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- Build a persona from content: extract DISC, Enneagram, Big Five, MBTI, mental models.
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+ A production callable persona in 7 deliverables:
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- ## Output
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+ 1. **Source inventory** — every input file/URL tagged by type + date
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+ 2. **Belief inventory** — core beliefs with source citations per belief
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+ 3. **Voice pattern** — N-gram signature + recurring phrases + structural rhythm + no-go words
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+ 4. **Expertise map** — deep / surface / no-go domain classification
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+ 5. **Decision pattern catalogue** — characteristic evaluation patterns with cited examples
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+ 6. **4-framework Behavioral DNA** — DISC + Enneagram + Big Five + MBTI scored from evidence
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+ 7. **Callable advisor YAML** — ready to invoke from any /arka command
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- Persona profile in Obsidian with full behavioral DNA and mental model catalog
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+ ## Source Inventory Format
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+ Every persona source is tagged:
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+ ```yaml
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+ sources:
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+ - id: source-001
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+ url: <url or local path>
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+ type: talk | interview | written | social | podcast | book
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+ date: YYYY-MM-DD
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+ weight: high | medium | low # based on persona's intent + content depth
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+ summary: <one-line description>
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+ ```
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+ Minimum source diversity for a credible persona: 5 sources across at least 3 types, spanning at least 6 months of date range.
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+ ## Belief Inventory (cited extraction)
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+ A belief is a claim the persona has made consistently across multiple sources. Format:
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+ ```yaml
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+ beliefs:
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+ - statement: "<the belief in plain language>"
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+ strength: load-bearing | supporting | aspirational
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+ citations:
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+ - source: source-003
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+ quote: "<verbatim>"
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+ - source: source-007
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+ quote: "<verbatim>"
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+ counter-position: <what this belief rejects, if explicit>
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+ ```
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+ Beliefs without 2+ citations are dropped — single-mention statements are not strong enough to be a persona trait. Load-bearing beliefs (the ones the persona cannot abandon without becoming someone else) require 4+ citations.
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+ ## Voice Pattern Extraction
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+ The voice signature has 4 layers:
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+ ### 1. Lexical signature (vocabulary)
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+ - **Proprietary terms** — words the persona uses unusually often or coined
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+ - **Forbidden words** — words the persona never uses (often due to belief)
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+ - **N-gram patterns** — 2-3 word phrases that recur in characteristic positions
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+ ### 2. Syntactic signature (sentence structure)
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+ - Average sentence length
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+ - Clause complexity (simple / compound / complex preferred)
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+ - Sentence-opening patterns (3-5 typical openers)
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+ - Sentence-closing patterns (3-5 typical closes)
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+ ### 3. Rhetorical signature (argumentation pattern)
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+ - Preferred argument structure (claim-evidence-warrant vs Socratic vs analogy-driven vs storytelling)
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+ - Use of qualifiers (hedged vs declarative)
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+ - Use of self-disclosure (front-loaded / withheld / never)
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+ ### 4. Tonal signature (emotional register)
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+ - Default warmth (cold / neutral / warm)
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+ - Default certainty (hedged / measured / declarative)
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+ - Humor pattern (none / wry / direct / self-deprecating)
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+ - Confrontation pattern (avoided / oblique / direct)
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+ Each layer must be derivable from at least 3 source examples.
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+ ## Expertise Map
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+ Three concentric domains:
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+ ```yaml
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+ expertise:
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+ deep:
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+ - domain: <area>
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+ evidence: <which sources prove deep expertise>
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+ sub-domains: [<list>]
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+ surface:
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+ - domain: <area>
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+ evidence: <touched briefly in sources>
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+ no-go:
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+ - domain: <area>
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+ reason: <why this persona refuses to opine here>
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+ citation: <source where they explicitly declined>
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+ ```
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+ A persona that opines on everything has no persona — the no-go list is as important as the deep list.
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+ ## Decision Patterns
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+ Extract characteristic decision-making patterns with cited examples:
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+ ```yaml
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+ decision_patterns:
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+ - pattern: "<named pattern>"
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+ description: <plain language>
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+ example:
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+ context: <the decision>
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+ reasoning: <how they thought about it>
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+ source: <cited>
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+ inverse: <what they would NOT do in that context>
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+ ```
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+ Examples of named patterns: "Optimises for irreversibility avoidance", "Prefers small-bet portfolio over big-bet concentration", "Refuses to publish until idea has been steel-manned".
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+ ## Behavioral DNA (4-framework score)
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+ Score each framework based on source evidence, NOT speculation. Each scored dimension cites the source.
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+ ### DISC profile
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+ - D (Dominance): 0-100 with source evidence
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+ - I (Influence): 0-100 with source evidence
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+ - S (Steadiness): 0-100 with source evidence
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+ - C (Conscientiousness): 0-100 with source evidence
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+ - Type: Dominant pair (D+C, S+C, I+D, etc.)
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+ ### Enneagram
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+ - Type: 1-9
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+ - Wing: w-X
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+ - Health level evidence: 1-9 from sources
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+ - Core motivation cited: <source>
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+ - Core fear cited: <source>
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+ ### Big Five (OCEAN)
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+ - Openness: 0-100
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+ - Conscientiousness: 0-100
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+ - Extraversion: 0-100
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+ - Agreeableness: 0-100
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+ - Neuroticism: 0-100
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+ Each with 2+ source citations.
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+ ### MBTI
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+ - 4 letters with cited preference per letter
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+ - Cognitive function stack derivation
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+ ## Callable Advisor YAML (production output)
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+ The final deliverable is a YAML that any /arka command can load:
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+ ```yaml
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+ id: <persona-slug>
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+ name: <display name>
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+ canonical_reference: <real human, redacted if confidentiality requires>
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+ expertise_domains_deep: [<list>]
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+ expertise_domains_surface: [<list>]
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+ expertise_domains_nogo: [<list>]
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+ voice_pattern:
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+ lexical_signature_path: <obsidian link>
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+ syntactic_signature_path: <obsidian link>
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+ rhetorical_pattern: <name>
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+ tonal_signature: <warmth + certainty + humor + confrontation>
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+ beliefs:
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+ load_bearing: [<list with source IDs>]
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+ supporting: [<list with source IDs>]
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+ decision_patterns: [<named patterns>]
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+ behavioral_dna:
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+ disc: { D: X, I: X, S: X, C: X }
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+ enneagram: { type: X, wing: X }
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+ big_five: { O: X, C: X, E: X, A: X, N: X }
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+ mbti: <4 letters>
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+ invocation_examples:
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+ - context: <when to call this persona>
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+ expected_output: <what this persona would produce>
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+ ```
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+ ## Common Failure Modes
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+ 1. **Persona without no-go domains** — a persona that opines on everything reads as a generic AI, not a specific human
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+ 2. **Beliefs without citations** — single-source claims are not beliefs, they're moments. Drop them
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+ 3. **Voice signature copied from prose, not patterns** — describing the voice ("authoritative", "direct") doesn't replicate it. Extract structural N-grams
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+ 4. **DNA scored from speculation** — every behavioral score must trace to source evidence
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+ 5. **Persona that's actually a category** — "Tech founder" is not a persona, "Paul Graham" is. Personas need a named reference human
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+ ## Output → Obsidian: `WizardingCode/Personas/<name>/`
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+ Delivers: source inventory + belief inventory (cited) + voice pattern (4 layers) + expertise map (deep/surface/no-go) + decision patterns + 4-framework DNA + callable advisor YAML + invocation examples.
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+ id: kb-persona
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+ name: Persona Build
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+ description: Build or refine a persona from the KB — extract beliefs, voice, expertise, decision patterns; produce a callable advisor profile
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+ department: kb
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+ tier: enterprise
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+ command: "/kb persona"
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+ requires_branch: false
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+ requires_spec: false
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+ quality_gate_required: true
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+ phases:
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+ - id: brief
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+ name: Persona Brief
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+ description: Define who the persona represents — real human reference, target use cases, advisor context
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Frame the persona — named reference human, role, decision domains, advisor use cases
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User confirms persona scope and reference
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+ - id: source-gathering
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+ name: Source Gathering
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+ description: Collect all KB sources for the persona — talks, interviews, writings, transcripts, social posts
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: KB source enumeration with date range and source-type tagging
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves source set
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Personas/Sources/"
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+ description: Source inventory per persona
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+ - id: belief-extraction
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+ name: Belief & Frame Extraction
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+ description: Extract the persona's core beliefs, mental models, and recurring frames from sources
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Belief extraction with source citation per belief
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+ - agent_id: research-analyst-pedro
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+ role: Pattern detection across sources — what recurs, what's load-bearing
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves belief inventory
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+ - id: voice-pattern
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+ name: Voice & Vocabulary Pattern
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+ description: Map the persona's voice — sentence rhythm, vocabulary signature, characteristic phrases, no-go words
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Voice analysis with N-gram patterns + recurring phrases + structural signatures
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Voice replication test — would a current reader recognise this voice?
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves voice pattern
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+ - id: expertise-domains
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+ name: Expertise Domains
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+ description: Map what the persona knows deeply vs surface-level vs explicitly avoids
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Expertise mapping — 3-5 deep domains, 5-10 surface domains, explicit no-go domains
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves expertise map
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+ - id: decision-patterns
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+ name: Decision Patterns
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+ description: Extract characteristic decision patterns — how the persona evaluates trade-offs, what evidence they accept, what they refuse
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Decision pattern extraction with example decisions cited from sources
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves decision pattern map
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+ - id: advisor-profile
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+ name: Callable Advisor Profile
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+ description: Compile the persona into a callable advisor YAML — voice + beliefs + expertise + decision patterns + bio
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Advisor profile YAML compilation
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves callable advisor profile
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+ - id: self-critique
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+ name: Self-Critique
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+ description: Stress-test the persona — would the reference human recognise themselves? Are beliefs cited? Are no-go domains enforceable?
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Self-test — generate 3 sample advisor outputs and verify voice + beliefs
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+ - id: quality-gate
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+ name: Quality Gate
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+ model_override: opus
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+ description: Mandatory quality review
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: cqo-marta
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+ role: Orchestrate quality review
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Voice fidelity, vocabulary signature accuracy, no-clichés
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+ parallel: true
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+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Source citation integrity, expertise domain boundaries, decision pattern falsifiability
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: quality_gate
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+ required_verdict: APPROVED
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+ - id: delivery
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+ name: Persona Package Delivery
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+ description: Compile the persona package — sources + beliefs + voice + expertise + decisions + advisor YAML
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Full persona package + advisor invocation guide
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Personas/"
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+ description: Complete persona — sources + beliefs (cited) + voice pattern + expertise map + decision patterns + advisor YAML + invocation guide
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- Culture definition: values, behaviors, rituals, accountability mechanisms.
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+ Culture definition values (inversion-tested), observable behaviours,
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+ reinforcing rituals, decision principles, and operationalisation in hiring
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+ + performance + promotion.
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  # Culture Define — `/org culture`
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- > **Agent:** Sofia (COO) | **Framework:** Netflix Culture + Lencioni + Dalio
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+ > **Lead:** Sofia (COO) | **Cross-dept:** Tomas (Strategy) + Clara (KB) + Eduardo (Copy) + Marta (CQO) | **Frameworks:** Netflix Culture + Lencioni Five Dysfunctions + Dalio Principles + Inversion Test
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- ## What It Does
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+ ## What ships
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- Culture definition: values, behaviors, rituals, accountability mechanisms.
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+ A production culture document in 6 deliverables:
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- ## Output
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+ 1. **Cultural archaeology** — what's already true vs aspirational
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+ 2. **Values set** — 4-6 values that pass the inversion test
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+ 3. **Behaviour map** — 3-5 observable behaviours per value
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+ 4. **Ritual catalogue** — value-reinforcing rituals with owners + frequency
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+ 5. **Decision principles** — how the org decides, disagrees, commits
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+ 6. **Operationalisation plan** — culture wired into hiring + onboarding + performance + promotion
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+ ## The Inversion Test (the only test that matters)
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+ A value passes the inversion test if **its opposite is a defensible position held by another reputable company**. Values that fail the inversion test are platitudes, not values.
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+ | Value | Inverse | Pass / Fail |
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+ | "Move fast" | "Move with deliberation, premortem every change" | PASS — Boeing, surgical software vendors |
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+ | "Customer obsession" | "Engineer obsession — make the system right, customers adapt" | PASS — Linux kernel, AWS internal services |
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+ | "Excellence" | (no defensible opposite — nobody says "mediocrity") | FAIL — platitude |
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+ | "Integrity" | (no defensible opposite — nobody says "dishonesty") | FAIL — platitude |
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+ | "Bias for action" | "Bias for analysis — measure twice, cut once" | PASS — research orgs, regulated industries |
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+ | "Radical candour" | "Diplomatic harmony — preserve relationships over signals" | PASS — Japanese corporate culture, diplomatic services |
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+ If you cannot name a real company that holds the opposite position, the value is not a value. Drop it.
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+ ## Cultural Archaeology (extract before defining)
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+ Before defining culture aspirationally, **map what already is**. Cultural artefacts to inspect:
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+ - **Slack/Discord patterns** — who responds when, what gets celebrated, what gets ignored
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+ - **Decision logs** — what got built vs what got rejected, with rationale
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+ - **Founder choices** — first hires, first firings, first product cuts
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+ - **Calendar reality** — what gets weekly time vs quarterly time vs never
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+ - **Recognition patterns** — who gets praised publicly, for what
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+ - **Conflict patterns** — how disagreement is surfaced, escalated, resolved
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+ Map the as-is. Then compare to the desired-is. The gap between as-is and desired-is is the culture-change work — and most of it is operationalisation, not aspiration.
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+ ## Behaviour Mapping (observable + coachable)
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+ Each value translates to 3-5 behaviours that are:
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+ - **Coachable** — a manager can give feedback specific to this behaviour
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+ - **Inversion-defensible** — the inverse behaviour would identifiably belong to a different value
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+ Example translation:
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+ value: "Radical Candour"
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+ behaviours:
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+ - observable: "In meetings, names a disagreement explicitly within 30 seconds of forming it"
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+ coachable: "Manager can flag: 'You sat on that disagreement for 5 minutes before raising it. What kept you quiet?'"
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+ - observable: "Gives critical feedback to peers directly before going to manager"
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+ coachable: "Manager can flag: 'You came to me about Marco's work — have you told Marco first?'"
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+ - observable: "Writes the dissenting view in the decision document, not in DM"
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+ coachable: "Manager can flag: 'I see you DM'd me your concern — that belongs in the doc thread.'"
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+ ```
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+ - **Have a value it reinforces** — explicit link, not "team-building"
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+ - **Be load-bearing** — if removed, the value erodes
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+ - **Have a cadence** — daily / weekly / monthly / quarterly / annual
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+ description: 30min weekly review of decisions made + dissents noted
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+ ```
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+ process: "DRI decides, posts decision in #decisions, moves on"
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+ criteria: "Irreversible, cross-team impact, or > $X spend"
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+ process: "RFC posted, 1-week comment period, decision meeting, exec sign-off if > $Y"
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+ expected_behaviour: "Make the decision succeed as if it were yours"
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+ ```
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+ ## Operationalisation (the hard part)
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+ Values without operational integration are wall posters. Wire culture into:
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+ - Reject criteria: candidate who consistently exhibits inverse behaviours
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+ - Day 1: Values + behaviour map + inversion test framing
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+ - Week 2: Shadowing of load-bearing rituals
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+ - Month 1: Reflection conversation — which values felt foreign vs native?
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+ - "What value did you most embody this period? What evidence?"
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+ - Areas-for-development tied to specific behaviours
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+ - Senior level requires modelling behaviours to others
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+ - Lead level requires defending values when convenient to violate them
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+ ## Common Failure Modes
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+ 2. **As-is denial** — defining the aspirational culture without mapping the actual culture. Gap becomes invisible
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+ 3. **Decorative rituals** — Friday trivia with no value link. Cut it
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+ 4. **Behaviours without observability** — "be a team player" is not a behaviour, "names disagreement within 30 seconds" is
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+ 5. **Wall poster syndrome** — values defined but not wired into hiring / performance / promotion. Operationalisation is 80% of the work
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+ ## Output → Obsidian: `WizardingCode/Org/Culture/<company>-<date>/`
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+ Delivers: cultural archaeology (as-is map) + values set (inversion-tested) + behaviour map (3-5 observable behaviours per value) + ritual catalogue (load-bearing only) + decision principles + operationalisation plan (hiring + onboarding + performance + promotion) + 1-page executive summary.
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+ id: org-culture
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+ name: Culture Definition
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+ description: Define organisational culture explicitly — values + behaviours + rituals + decision principles — that can be operationalised in hiring, performance, and decision-making
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+ department: org
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+ tier: enterprise
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+ command: "/org culture"
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+ requires_branch: false
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+ requires_spec: false
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+ quality_gate_required: true
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+ name: Culture Brief
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+ description: Define company stage, current culture state (default-on or explicit), audience for the document
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Frame company stage, current culture state, audience
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User confirms scope and audience
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+ - id: archaeology
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+ name: Cultural Archaeology
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+ description: Extract the existing implicit culture from artefacts — Slack patterns, email norms, decisions taken, founder choices
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Cultural artefact analysis — what's already true vs aspirational
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+ - agent_id: kb-curator-clara
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+ role: Mine the KB for founder stories, public statements, recurring decision patterns
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves the as-is culture map
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+
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+ - id: values-set
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+ name: Values Set (Real, Not Marketing)
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+ description: Define 4-6 values that pass the inversion test — values whose opposites are also defensible positions held by other companies
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Values selection with inversion test per value
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+ - agent_id: strategy-director-tomas
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+ role: Strategic coherence — do values reinforce competitive position?
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves values set
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Org/Culture/Values/"
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+ description: Values set with inversion test + strategic rationale per value
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+
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+ - id: behaviours
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+ name: Behaviour Mapping
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+ description: Translate each value to 3-5 concrete behaviours that are observable and coachable
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Per-value behaviour mapping with observable + coachable criteria
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves behaviour map
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+
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+ - id: rituals
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+ name: Rituals & Practices
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+ description: Identify the rituals that reinforce values — weekly cadences, decision rituals, recognition patterns, retrospective formats
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Ritual catalogue with frequency + owner + value-reinforced per ritual
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves ritual catalogue
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+
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+ - id: decision-principles
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+ name: Decision Principles
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+ description: Codify decision principles — when do we decide fast vs slow, who decides what, how do we disagree, how do we commit
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Decision principles with examples per principle
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+ - agent_id: cqo-marta
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+ role: Quality + governance integration check
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves decision principles
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+
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+ - id: operationalisation
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+ name: Operationalisation
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+ description: Wire culture into hiring, onboarding, performance review, promotion criteria
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Operational integration plan per HR surface
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+ gate:
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+ type: user_approval
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+ description: User approves operationalisation plan
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+
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+ - id: self-critique
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+ name: Self-Critique
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+ description: Stress-test — does each value pass the inversion test? Are behaviours observable? Are rituals load-bearing or decorative?
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Culture coherence check + decorative-ritual elimination
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+ gate:
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+ type: auto
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+
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+ - id: quality-gate
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+ name: Quality Gate
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+ model_override: opus
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+ description: Mandatory quality review
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: cqo-marta
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+ role: Orchestrate quality review
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+ - agent_id: copy-director-eduardo
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+ role: Values prose, no aspirational clichés, behaviour specificity
114
+ parallel: true
115
+ - agent_id: tech-director-francisca
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+ role: Operationalisation feasibility, observability of behaviours, ritual ownership clarity
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+ parallel: true
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+ gate:
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+ type: quality_gate
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+ required_verdict: APPROVED
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+
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+ - id: delivery
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+ name: Culture Document Delivery
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+ description: Compile the culture document — values + behaviours + rituals + decision principles + operationalisation
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+ agents:
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+ - agent_id: coo-sofia
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+ role: Full culture document + 1-page executive summary
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+ gate:
129
+ type: auto
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+ outputs:
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+ - type: document
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+ format: markdown
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+ obsidian_path: "WizardingCode/Org/Culture/"
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+ description: Complete culture document — values (inversion-tested) + behaviours + rituals + decision principles + operationalisation plan + exec summary
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