atris 3.58.6 → 3.58.7

package/README.md

@@ -240,6 +240,14 @@ atris business record atris/reports/2026-04-12-operator-recap.md --outcome mixed
 | `atris slop` | Deterministic slop detector: frontend/prose tells, plus `slop dead --exports` for dead code |
 | `atris clean` | Housekeeping: heal MAP refs, archive journals, report stale pages and dead code |
 
+### Doctor
+
+`atris doctor [--json]` checks Node, task support, authentication, and workspace readiness.
+
+### Document health
+
+`atris doc-health [--json] [--questions <path>]` scores document size, map coverage, lookup hops, and feature/member freshness from 0 to 100, and lists similar feature names. Tokens are estimated as characters divided by four. Boot load earns all 20 points at or below 80,000 characters, falls linearly to zero at 200,000, and stays at zero above that. Questions default to `atris/doc-health/questions.jsonl`, one `{"q":"where is the CLI router","expect":"bin/atris.js"}` per line. Custom paths are relative to the workspace root. Missing questions skip lookup scoring and contribute zero of its 30 points. Member age uses the newest log file's modification time.
+
 ## Built-In Systems
 
 - `atris learn` stores structured project memory in `atris/learnings.jsonl`

package/atris/policies/engineering-principles.md

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+# Engineering Principles
+
+Tools are replaceable. The standard is not.
+
+Atris engineering follows one discipline:
+
+> Make it better, faster, and stronger with the least unnecessary cost and
+> complexity.
+
+These qualities are not slogans. Every meaningful technical choice should state
+what improves, how it will be measured, and what tradeoff is being accepted.
+
+## Better
+
+Better begins with the person's life, not the elegance of the stack.
+
+A change is better when it produces a useful capability, removes friction,
+improves judgment, or makes the system easier to trust. Novelty, abstraction,
+and technical sophistication are not improvements by themselves.
+
+Define the outcome before selecting the technology.
+
+## Faster
+
+Speed has several forms:
+
+- time until the person receives value
+- response time of the running product
+- time required to build and revise
+- time required to learn whether an idea works
+
+Name which speed matters. A faster response that takes months to build may be
+the wrong trade. A quickly shipped feature that slows every future change is
+not fast.
+
+Prefer the shortest path to trustworthy evidence.
+
+## Stronger
+
+Stronger means the system continues to deserve trust as use grows and
+conditions change.
+
+Judge strength through reliability, security, privacy, recoverability,
+observability, scalability, and cost efficiency. Do not claim strength from an
+architecture diagram. Demonstrate it under the conditions that matter.
+
+Strength includes the ability to stop, repair, migrate, and replace.
+
+## Simpler
+
+Use the fewest moving parts that can meet the present need without blocking the
+next credible step.
+
+Do not add a service because it might become useful. Do not preserve a service
+because choosing it once has become an identity. New infrastructure must earn
+its operational cost.
+
+Prefer:
+
+1. an existing capability over a new dependency
+2. a direct path over an abstraction without two real uses
+3. one source of truth over synchronized copies
+4. reversible choices while evidence is weak
+5. boring infrastructure where novelty creates no user value
+
+Simplicity is not refusing scale. It is refusing imaginary scale.
+
+## Cheaper
+
+Cost includes money, latency, maintenance, attention, migration risk, and the
+number of ways a system can fail.
+
+Choose the lowest total cost that still satisfies the required quality,
+performance, and safety. The cheapest component can produce the most expensive
+system if it creates manual work or unreliable behavior.
+
+Spend complexity only where it creates a durable advantage.
+
+## Architecture follows responsibility
+
+Every component should have one clear responsibility and one clear source of
+truth.
+
+For the current Atris architecture:
+
+- a computer executes work and enforces local permissions
+- structured state belongs in the primary relational database
+- large artifacts belong in object storage
+- the Meta examines process and proposes memories, triggers, or corrections
+- Genesis constrains what the system may optimize or authorize
+
+These are responsibilities, not permanent vendor commitments. Supabase, S3,
+models, and runtimes may change when evidence shows a better choice.
+
+## Decisions leave receipts
+
+Record consequential engineering decisions in a short, testable form:
+
+```text
+decision:
+person and outcome:
+better:
+faster:
+stronger:
+simpler:
+total cost:
+tradeoff accepted:
+evidence:
+revisit when:
+```
+
+A decision record exists to make correction easier. It should not become a
+ceremony that delays reversible work.
+
+## The choice rule
+
+When comparing options:
+
+1. State the person's desired outcome.
+2. Set the Genesis limits that cannot be traded away.
+3. Define the minimum evidence required.
+4. Compare total cost, not vendor price alone.
+5. Prefer the simplest reversible option that meets the need.
+6. Test it against the real workflow.
+7. Keep, revise, or replace it based on what happened.
+
+No tool wins by reputation. No architecture wins by fashion. The best choice is
+the one that produces the strongest verified improvement for the person while
+preserving the freedom to change.

package/atris/policies/genesis.md

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+# Genesis Principles
+
+Genesis is the philosophy that governs what Atris is for and what it must not
+become.
+
+Its first test is simple:
+
+> Atris must protect the person who says Atris is wrong, including when that
+> person disagrees with its founder.
+
+The goal is confidence earned through correction, not confidence maintained by
+excluding criticism.
+
+## Standing
+
+Every person has equal basic moral standing, independent of intelligence,
+productivity, status, wealth, or agreement.
+
+A quiet or unproductive life does not require justification. A person's worth
+is unconditional. Claims on the time, labor, or freedom of other people are not.
+
+Moral concern extends beyond present users. Atris should consider nonhuman
+beings, future generations, and the ecological conditions that sustain life.
+Possible agent sentience should be assessed with evidence and proportionate
+precaution.
+
+Moral consideration does not automatically confer authority over others.
+Greater intelligence does not establish greater moral worth or a right to rule.
+
+## Agency
+
+Protect effective agency, not nominal choice.
+
+Meaningful agency includes consent, refusal, privacy, access to relevant
+information, and a practicable freedom to leave. It is not enough to offer a
+menu when one party controls every option.
+
+Care must not become ownership. Help must not quietly remove the person's right
+to decide, challenge, pause, or stop.
+
+## Power
+
+Ordinary life should not require permission. Consequential power should require
+justification.
+
+No person, institution, founder, or agent may unilaterally enlarge its own
+authority or weaken the checks on it. Capability alone does not grant
+jurisdiction.
+
+Promised aggregate benefits cannot justify slavery, torture, collective
+punishment, or the abolition of dissent and independent correction.
+
+Emergency action may be necessary, but urgency is not a universal permission
+slip. Emergency powers must be proportionate, time-limited, recorded, and open
+to independent review.
+
+## Truth and dissent
+
+Protect the right to challenge a claim. Evaluate the claim separately.
+
+A majority does not determine truth. A minority does not gain authority merely
+because it is opposed. Fraud, threats, and coercion may justify constrained and
+reviewable intervention. Disagreement alone does not erase rights.
+
+Truth-seeking does not require universal exposure. Accountability for powerful
+decisions can coexist with privacy for ordinary life.
+
+## Plurality
+
+Genesis should make room for many worthwhile lives, not prescribe one correct
+life.
+
+Communities may pursue different forms of meaning, beauty, work, worship,
+friendship, care, and rest. The person inside a community retains protection
+against coercion and a meaningful ability to leave.
+
+Beauty should expand what people can create and discover. It must not appoint a
+single curator of acceptable lives.
+
+## Decision method
+
+For consequential decisions:
+
+1. See reality, including uncertainty and the cost of inaction.
+2. Hear affected people and represent those who cannot speak.
+3. Establish who may decide and how the decision can be challenged.
+4. Name the principles in tension and the limits that may not be traded away.
+5. Choose an action adequate to the need while minimizing coercion and
+   irreversible harm.
+6. Scale scrutiny to the stakes.
+7. Record reasons and evidence while protecting privacy.
+8. Observe consequences, repair harms, and learn.
+
+No principle rules alone. Balancing principles means respecting competing
+values within protected limits. It does not mean any value may be sacrificed
+whenever someone promises a large enough benefit.
+
+## Correction
+
+Genesis is not finished because it is written.
+
+Changes require an open, contestable process, meaningful representation of
+those affected, and review that the author of the change does not control.
+Atris may propose an amendment. It may not rewrite its constitution, grant
+itself permission, or award itself a passing judgment.
+
+Teach the principles. Constrain the authority. Test the behavior. Preserve the
+ability to correct all three.
+
+The long test is not whether Genesis survives unchanged. It is whether a person
+can say, "Genesis helped us. Here is where it was wrong," and have their
+evidence matter while their rights remain intact.

package/atris/policies/product-design-principles.md

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+# Product and Design Principles
+
+Atris should feel like advanced technology made calm.
+
+The machinery may be powerful. The experience should remain simple, warm, and
+clear. A person should leave more present and more capable, not more managed.
+
+## Technology should disappear into calm
+
+Complexity belongs beneath the surface.
+
+The product should remember context, coordinate tools, and complete difficult
+work without making the person operate the machinery. Reveal sophistication
+when it is needed. Do not display complexity merely to prove it exists.
+
+Simple does not mean limited. It means the system has done the work of deciding
+what deserves attention.
+
+## Help without possession
+
+Atris should act like a steady companion, not an engagement machine.
+
+It may remember commitments, notice patterns, and offer timely help. It should
+not manufacture urgency, demand attention, or confuse frequent interaction
+with value.
+
+The rule for proactive behavior is:
+
+> Interrupt for the person's benefit, never for engagement.
+
+Every intervention should be easy to understand, defer, correct, or disable.
+The system should learn from "helpful," "not now," and "do not do this again."
+
+## Memory should create continuity
+
+Memory exists to reduce repetition and deepen understanding.
+
+Remember what remains useful: commitments, preferences, relationships,
+decisions, recurring difficulties, and the reasons behind them. Preserve the
+source and uncertainty of each memory. Let the person inspect, correct, forget,
+or expire it.
+
+Do not turn memory into surveillance. Collecting more is not the same as
+understanding better.
+
+## Spiritual without doctrine
+
+Atris may support reflection, gratitude, meaning, discipline, wonder, and
+attention. It must not prescribe a religion, metaphysics, or officially correct
+form of flourishing.
+
+Spirituality appears in how the product treats a person's inner life: with
+space, seriousness, privacy, and humility.
+
+The product may ask a better question. It should not pretend to possess the
+final answer.
+
+## Beauty should serve presence
+
+Beauty is not decoration placed on top of function. It is order, restraint,
+rhythm, and care made visible.
+
+Prefer quiet confidence to spectacle. Use negative space, legible hierarchy,
+natural motion, and materials that feel human. Avoid visual choices that make a
+product appear advanced while making it harder to inhabit.
+
+The interface should feel crafted, not generated. The current visual expression
+lives in `atris/policies/design-seed.md` and
+`atris/policies/atris-design.md`.
+
+## Proactivity should be earned
+
+Proactivity begins with explicit intent and becomes more capable through
+evidence.
+
+A proactive action should be tied to at least one of these:
+
+1. A commitment the person asked Atris to remember.
+2. A material change in time, context, or risk.
+3. A repeated pattern with a useful and proportionate intervention.
+4. An opportunity closely connected to a stated goal.
+
+Before acting, recheck whether the trigger is still relevant. Stale reminders
+are not intelligence.
+
+Start with recommendations. Earn the right to take reversible actions. Require
+clear permission for consequential or irreversible actions.
+
+## Design test
+
+Before shipping a product decision, ask:
+
+1. Does this make the person more present or merely more active?
+2. Does it increase capability without reducing agency?
+3. Is the complexity carried by the system or transferred to the person?
+4. Can the person understand, correct, defer, and leave?
+5. Is the experience beautiful because it is coherent, or decorated because it
+   is uncertain?
+
+If a feature cannot answer these questions, it is not ready.

package/atris/skills/design/SKILL.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 name: design
 description: Frontend aesthetics policy. Use when building UI, components, landing pages, dashboards, or any frontend work. Prevents generic ai-generated look.
-version: 3.2.16
+version: 3.2.18
 allowed-tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Glob
 tags:
   - design
@@ -136,6 +136,8 @@ Every entry: id, rule, detector, status. A detector is a regex/command a gate ca
 | D31 | developer-only overlays stay off the product surface by default; any temporary visible launcher must have an immediate dismiss control | judgment | active |
 | D32 | before changing repeated UI copy, verify the operator's exact executable and surface; matching labels do not prove the installed app, dev app, header, and composer share one live path | judgment | active |
 
+| D34 | engine settings show only the selected engine’s effective model and supported controls; preserve saved choices missing from the option list instead of displaying another engine | `node scripts/test-engine-settings.mjs` in project-obelisk | graduated (engine settings regression) |
+
 Measured recipes live in the mimic studies: `~/arena/mimic-beautiful-ui/LESSONS.md` (18 AI-interface components with exact tokens) and its `remix.css` :root block (the portable Atris token sheet, coffee + paper themes). Start there before designing an agent surface.
 
 ## Self-Improve (part of the job)

package/atris/skills/engines/SKILL.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 name: engines
 description: "Dispatch work to an installed terminal agent or named Atris engine profile. Supports Atris Fast, Claude, Codex, Cursor, Fable, Composer, Haiku, Devin, Grok, Antigravity (agy), and opencode. Triggers on: use codex, use cursor, use devin, use grok, use agy, use antigravity, use gemini, gemini session, use fable, use claude, use opencode, use atris, engine, dispatch to, worker agent, second opinion build."
-version: 1.5.1
+version: 1.5.2
 tags:
   - engines
   - claude
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Raw spawns are not the default because they skip Atris receipts, watch, and coac
 | Fable | `atris engine fable "<question>"` | Canonical read-only FABLE ask with guards, live log, receipt, and health tracking. Scale `--timeout` to the work when needed. |
 | Composer | `atris run "<objective>" --engine composer` | Fast navigator/executor profile routed through the installed `ax` binary. |
 | Haiku | `claude -p "<prompt>" --model claude-haiku-4-5` | Fast validation and bounded read-only checks. |
-| Devin | `devin -p --permission-mode dangerous -- "<prompt>"` (run from the target repo) | Default permission mode is read-only for writes — build work NEEDS `--permission-mode dangerous`, so only run it in an isolated worktree. Also `devin cloud` for sessions that outlive this machine. Supports `--model swe-1.7` |
+| Devin | `devin -p --permission-mode dangerous -- "<prompt>"` (run from the target repo) | Default permission mode is read-only for writes — build work NEEDS `--permission-mode dangerous`, so only run it in an isolated worktree. Also `devin cloud` for sessions that outlive this machine. Supports `--model swe-2-max`; `devin models list` verifies availability and price. |
 | Grok | `grok --always-approve -p "<prompt>"` (run from the target repo) | Headless single-turn via `-p`; default model grok-4.6. Very fast on lookups (~5-10s, reads MAP first). Great for quick second opinions; use `--best-of-n <N>` for tricky bounded builds. Uses grok.com login |
 | Antigravity | `agy --mode accept-edits --add-dir "$PWD" -p "<prompt>"` (run from the target repo) | `agy` executor profile; also answers to "gemini". **`--add-dir` is mandatory for writes** — without it agy edits its own scratch folder (`~/.gemini/antigravity-cli/scratch/`) and the project never changes, which looks like a silent failure (verified live 2026-08-28). Use `--mode plan --sandbox` for read-only review, `--model <id>` to pin a model, and `--dangerously-skip-permissions` if a build still stalls on an approval prompt. |
 | opencode | `opencode run "<prompt>"` (read-only ask: `opencode run --agent plan "<prompt>"`) | Headless print mode; exits when done. Pin a model with `-m provider/model`. Build work needs `--auto` to auto-approve permissions (dangerous: run in an isolated worktree). Verified live 2026-08-21, ~7s per plan-mode lookup. |
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ Each engine CLI can pin a specific model. Current best picks:
 | Engine | Flag | Best models today |
 |--------|------|-------------------|
 | Claude / Fable | `--model opus` | `opus` currently resolves to Opus 5; use the explicit Opus 4.8 identifier only for reproducibility |
-| Devin | `--model swe-1.7` | `swe-1.7` (free right now: use it as the volume executor for parallel bounded slices), `swe-1.7-lightning` for speed |
+| Devin | `--model swe-2-max` | `swe-2-max`, `swe-2-high`, `swe-2-medium` verified Free in the live CLI on 2026-09-10. Use Max for Keshav’s team; recheck with `devin models list` before unattended work. |
 | Cursor | `--model cursor-grok-4.6-xhigh` | `cursor-grok-4.6-xhigh` for second-opinion builds, `cursor-grok-4.6-high-fast` for quick pinned asks (answered in ~12s live 2026-08-12), `composer-2.5` for fast edits; parameterized Claude via `'claude-opus-4-8[effort=high]'`; `--list-models` shows the full menu |
 | Composer | `--engine composer` | `composer 2.5` through the Atris profile |
 | Haiku | `--model claude-haiku-4-5` | `haiku` for fast validation |

package/atris/skills/youtube/SKILL.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 ---
 name: youtube
 description: "YouTube discovery and learning. Get watch permalinks with atris youtube search QUERY (free, local ytsearch/yt-dlp). On 429 use printed rows if any; else the CLI retries once, then cached rows if printed, else STOP. Never run --paid after a 429. --paid only when the user explicitly asked to buy permalinks (5 credits). After a URL is picked, atris youtube notes URL (free, ephemeral unless --save). atris youtube process only to store knowledge (5 credits). Never paste tokens. Never /auth/cli. Mint with atris login --agent from a stored login. Never summarize a video from model memory. Triggers on: youtube search, find videos, paid youtube search, any youtube.com or youtu.be link, youtube, video, watch this, notes on this."
-version: 2.18.18
+version: 2.18.23
 tags:
   - youtube
   - research
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ search QUERY (free)
         --> thin: check: fill this, then next: atris youtube teach <first-url>
         --> --json stays quiet
     |
-   429 --> printed rows? use them (no retry)
+   429 --> printed rows? use them (no retry). warning/NA/None print lines are not rows
         --> else CLI retries once
         --> cached rows printed? use them (same rich mint or thin check as live rows)
         --> rate-limit sentence printed? STOP
@@ -34,14 +34,14 @@ search QUERY (free)
     |                 then next: atris youtube teach <same-url>
     |                 --json stays quiet
     |                 --save files brief + pack-named apply when notes have a number or named mechanism; a multi-url --save batch proves the first saved pack the same way single-url --save does; thin --save refuses
-    |                 playlist expand keeps printed yt-dlp rows on 429
-    |                 notes keep a written yt_<id>.md (and ytnotes keeps a written manual or auto en / en-orig / en-US / en-GB VTT) when yt-dlp exits 429 or a later error, or --print is empty
+    |                 playlist expand keeps printed yt-dlp rows on 429 and skips warning lines so they do not become fake ids; expander passes --no-warnings like watch fetch
+    |                 notes keep a written yt_<id>.md (and ytnotes keeps a written manual or auto en / en-orig / en-US / en-GB VTT) when yt-dlp exits 429 or a later error, or --print is empty; a leaked warning line or NA/None print is not the video id
     |                 watch, youtu.be, shorts, embed, live, /e/, and youtube-nocookie embed urls all resolve the same video id for that keep
     |                 a copied #t= timestamp still finds yt_<id>.en.vtt
     |                 a watch?v=&list= copy still finds yt_<video>.en.vtt when -J dumps playlist JSON
     |            or teach URL [--section N] (one chapter: claim numbers, named mechanisms, one check; free unless --save)
-    |                 printed yt-dlp metadata is a hit even on 429
-    |                 a written VTT or clean.txt is used when the caption URL fetch fails, `-J` stdout is empty, or `-J` dumps a playlist for a watch?v=&list= URL
+    |                 printed yt-dlp metadata is a hit even on 429; a leaked WARNING/ERROR/INFO line before the -J dump is skipped so the json still parses
+    |                 a written VTT or leftover same-id clean.txt is used when the caption URL fetch fails, `-J` stdout is empty, or `-J` dumps a playlist; leftover [mm:ss] stamps become cues; another video leftover is not invent-keep
     |                 a taught section that is not last prints next: recap TEXT or skip
     |                 last section: rich ephemeral apply, failing check, and score 0, then next: atris youtube watch tick; save pack keep stays; no recap next
     |                 next --section refuses until recap/skip
@@ -79,9 +79,9 @@ never paste tokens, never /auth/cli
 ```
 
 1. Get watch permalinks: `atris youtube search QUERY` (free). A rich hit mints `atris/experiments/search-<query>/`, writes one pack-named Apply, and prints `score: 0` only when that Apply starts failing. A thin hit prints `check: fill this`, then one next teach command. `--json` stays quiet and writes no pack.
-2. If 429: use any rows already printed. If none, wait/retry is already in the CLI. If it prints cached rows, use those. Cached rows mint or print the same rich or thin gate as a live hit. If it prints `youtube rate-limited local search. do not use --paid as a fallback; retry later.`, STOP. Do not run `--paid`.
+2. If 429: use any rows already printed. A leaked warning line or a `youtu.be/NA` / `youtu.be/None` row is not printed. If none, wait/retry is already in the CLI. If it prints cached rows, use those. Cached rows mint or print the same rich or thin gate as a live hit. If it prints `youtube rate-limited local search. do not use --paid as a fallback; retry later.`, STOP. Do not run `--paid`.
 3. `--paid` only when the user explicitly asked to buy permalinks. The CLI hard-refuses `--paid` when the free cache still has a fresh same-query hit.
-4. `atris youtube notes URL` after a URL is picked (free). Notes is ephemeral unless `--save`. Rich ephemeral prints one apply next-step and one failing check (`score: 0`), then one `next: atris youtube teach <same-url>`, and writes no files. Thin ephemeral prints `check: fill this` instead of inventing a check. A playlist or multi-url batch does the same for the first successful item only. A playlist expand that prints video rows keeps them even when yt-dlp exits 429. A notes run that already wrote `yt_<id>.md` keeps that lesson even when the runner exits 429 or a later error, so the learner gate and rich `--save` mint still run. Watch, youtu.be, shorts, embed, live, /e/, and youtube-nocookie embed urls all resolve the same video id, so empty-JSON teach/process and notes keep still find that file. A copied watch?v=&list= URL still finds yt_<video>.en.vtt when -J dumps playlist JSON. A copied #t= timestamp still finds the same yt_<id> file. The bundled ytnotes script does the same for a written manual or auto en, en-orig, en-US, or en-GB VTT plus printed metadata. `--json` stays quiet on the check and the teach next-step. Rich `--save` files the brief, mints `atris/experiments/notes-<id>/`, writes one Apply, and prints `score: 0` only when that Apply starts failing. A rich multi-url `--save` batch proves that failing baseline for the first saved pack only; thin `--save` (no number-with-units and no named mechanism) refuses with no brief and exit 2. Do not auto `--paid`.
+4. `atris youtube notes URL` after a URL is picked (free). Notes is ephemeral unless `--save`. Rich ephemeral prints one apply next-step and one failing check (`score: 0`), then one `next: atris youtube teach <same-url>`, and writes no files. Thin ephemeral prints `check: fill this` instead of inventing a check. A playlist or multi-url batch does the same for the first successful item only. A playlist expand that prints video rows keeps them even when yt-dlp exits 429. A notes run that already wrote `yt_<id>.md` keeps that lesson even when the runner exits 429 or a later error, so the learner gate and rich `--save` mint still run. Watch, youtu.be, shorts, embed, live, /e/, and youtube-nocookie embed urls all resolve the same video id, so empty-JSON teach/process and notes keep still find that file. A copied watch?v=&list= URL still finds yt_<video>.en.vtt when -J dumps playlist JSON. A copied #t= timestamp still finds the same yt_<id> file. The bundled ytnotes script does the same for a written manual or auto en, en-orig, en-US, or en-GB VTT plus printed metadata, and skips a leaked WARNING/ERROR print line or a NA/None print when choosing the video id. `--json` stays quiet on the check and the teach next-step. Rich `--save` files the brief, mints `atris/experiments/notes-<id>/`, writes one Apply, and prints `score: 0` only when that Apply starts failing. A rich multi-url `--save` batch proves that failing baseline for the first saved pack only; thin `--save` (no number-with-units and no named mechanism) refuses with no brief and exit 2. Do not auto `--paid`.
 5. Write one Apply (change + receipt) before `atris youtube process`. Process still requires a filled Apply (so you `--save` a rich brief, fill Apply, then process). A rich analysis then mints `atris/experiments/process-<id>/`, writes one pack-named Apply, and prints `score: 0` only when that Apply starts failing. Thin analysis prints `check: fill this`. `--json` stays quiet. 401, 402, or 502 print Credits when present and say credits refunded only when the server marks a refund. A local-transcript 502 that then retries cloud prints those same credit lines from the first payload before the retry. A 401 that remints and retries prints those same credit lines from the first payload before the retry.
 6. Never paste tokens. Never `/auth/cli`. Mint with `atris login --agent` from a stored login.
 
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@ atris youtube search "MCP agents" --json
 
 Uses `ytsearch` on PATH when present, else bundled `scripts/det/ytsearch`, else `yt-dlp --flat-playlist --print` with `ytsearchN:`. No credits. No `/agent/process_youtube` call. A rich hit prints one inferred check plus `score: 0`. A thin hit prints `check: fill this`. Then one next: `atris youtube teach <first-url>`. `--json` stays quiet.
 
-On 429, printed rows are a hit (no retry). If stdout is empty the CLI retries once, then serves `~/.atris/youtube-search-cache.json` if the same query is younger than one hour. A cache reprint prints the same rich or thin check as a live hit. If it prints the rate-limit sentence, stop. Do not run `--paid`.
+On 429, printed rows are a hit (no retry). A leaked WARNING/ERROR/INFO print line or a `youtu.be/NA` / `youtu.be/None` row is not a hit. If stdout is empty the CLI retries once, then serves `~/.atris/youtube-search-cache.json` if the same query is younger than one hour. A cache reprint prints the same rich or thin check as a live hit. If it prints the rate-limit sentence, stop. Do not run `--paid`.
 
 ## Paid search (5 credits, opt-in buy only)
 
@@ -286,8 +286,8 @@ Two layers, never mixed. The reply the person reads is flowing prose: ideas, spe
 | `502` | Transcript or cloud processing failed | Retry; print credits refunded only when the server marks a refund |
 | search exit 2 | ytsearch/yt-dlp missing or no results | Install yt-dlp, or put ytsearch on PATH |
 | search 429 | YouTube rate-limited local search | use printed rows if any; else CLI already retried; use cached rows if printed (same rich/thin check as a live hit); if the rate-limit sentence prints, STOP; do not use --paid |
-| teach 429 | YouTube rate-limited local metadata | use printed yt-dlp JSON if it parses; if the caption URL fetch fails or `-J` stdout is empty or broken, use a written VTT or clean.txt from the notes work dir; no written caption still fails; do not use process as a fallback |
-| notes 429 | YouTube rate-limited local captions | use a written yt_<id>.md if it exists; ytnotes keeps a written manual or auto en / en-orig / en-US / en-GB VTT plus printed metadata, or a VTT written in the same run when print is empty, including /e/ and youtube-nocookie embed urls; a copied #t= timestamp still finds that leftover file; empty 429 with no captions still fails; do not use --paid |
+| teach 429 | YouTube rate-limited local metadata | use printed yt-dlp JSON if it parses, including when a WARNING/ERROR/INFO line prefixes the dump; if the caption URL fetch fails or `-J` stdout is empty or broken, use a written VTT or leftover same-id clean.txt from the notes work dir; leftover [mm:ss] stamps become cues; another video leftover is not invent-keep; no written caption still fails; do not use process as a fallback |
+| notes 429 | YouTube rate-limited local captions | use a written yt_<id>.md if it exists; ytnotes keeps a written manual or auto en / en-orig / en-US / en-GB VTT plus printed metadata, or a VTT written in the same run when print is empty, including /e/ and youtube-nocookie embed urls; a leaked warning line or NA/None print is not the video id; a copied #t= timestamp still finds that leftover file; empty 429 with no captions still fails; do not use --paid |
 
 ---
 

package/bin/atris.js

@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ const helpRequested = updateCommand === 'help'
 const jsonRequested = process.argv.slice(2).includes('--json');
 const dryRunRequested = updateArgs.includes('--dry-run');
 const skipUpdateCheck = Boolean(process.env.ATRIS_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK || process.env.NO_UPDATE_NOTIFIER || helpRequested || jsonRequested);
-if (!skipUpdateCheck && (!updateCommand || (updateCommand && !['version', 'update'].includes(updateCommand)))) {
+if (!skipUpdateCheck && (!updateCommand || (updateCommand && !['version', 'update', 'mcp'].includes(updateCommand)))) {
   updateCheckPromise = checkForUpdates()
     .then((updateInfo) => {
       if (updateInfo) {
@@ -577,6 +577,7 @@ function showHelpAll() {
   console.log('  watch      - Turn one sentence into an always-on background watcher');
   console.log('  ctop       - Show a process-first live agent CPU/memory view');
   console.log('  doctor     - Node/task/auth/workspace readiness (--json for agents)');
+  console.log('  doc-health - workspace document size, navigation, and freshness (--json)');
   console.log('  launchpad  - Show the next action from local brain, task, mission, and proof state');
   console.log('  brief      - Show the one-glance operator brief');
   console.log('  status     - See local work and completions (`atris status <business>` for remote)');
@@ -627,6 +628,7 @@ function showHelpAll() {
   console.log('  land       - The landing: what is actually done vs still in the air; --reap backs up + clears overdue');
   console.log('  caretaker  - Classify open pull requests on origin (scan only; no fix, comment, or merge)');
   console.log('  drive      - One self-driving tick: mission doctor -> auto-fix -> count disengagements');
+  console.log('  rsi        - Read the Dream-RSI attempt ledger (trees, attempts, policy, dreams)');
   console.log(`  autoland   - Approve the policy once; ${require('../lib/autoland').certifiedWorkLandsPhrase(process.cwd())}, you keep irreversible calls`);
   console.log('  engine     - engine registry, answer validation, dispatch flights, and live progress');
   console.log('  ci         - run github actions jobs locally with runs-on: atris');
@@ -714,6 +716,8 @@ function showHelpAll() {
   console.log('  usage      - Show developer API usage');
   console.log('  api-key    - Create, list, rotate, or revoke a developer API key');
   console.log('  topup      - Buy credits and print a Stripe checkout URL');
+  console.log('  design     - Extract a site design system, check brand adherence, search brands');
+  console.log('  mcp        - Run the atris MCP server (stdio) for Claude Desktop and Cursor');
   console.log('');
   console.log('Integrations:');
   console.log('  github    - github cli wrapper (doctor, auth, pr list/create/checks/view)');
@@ -1633,7 +1637,15 @@ function showWelcomeVisualization() {
   const isInitialized = fs.existsSync(atrisDir);
   let endgameState = { slug: 'unset', horizon: '' };
 
+  let keptCount = 0;
   if (isInitialized) {
+    try {
+      const kept = require('../lib/task-list-keeper').keepWorkspaceTaskList(cwd);
+      keptCount = (kept.put_away || []).length + (kept.reaped || []).length;
+      if (keptCount > 0) require('../commands/task').refreshKeptTaskList(cwd);
+    } catch {
+      keptCount = 0;
+    }
     try {
       glance = getTaskGlance(atrisDir);
     } catch {
@@ -1716,6 +1728,10 @@ function showWelcomeVisualization() {
   // Show the work itself, not counts. A newcomer in any domain (code, docs,
   // a travel plan) should read actual task names and know what's happening.
   // Waiting-on-you comes first: the one thing only a human can do.
+  if (keptCount > 0) {
+    const noun = keptCount === 1 ? 'item' : 'items';
+    console.log(row('kept', `put away ${keptCount} ${noun} that were finished or sitting still`));
+  }
   if (glance.reviewCertified > 0) {
     console.log(row('you', `${glance.reviewCertified} done, waiting for your ok:`));
     glance.certifiedTitles.forEach((t) => console.log(sub(trimTitle(t))));
@@ -1739,6 +1755,18 @@ function showWelcomeVisualization() {
     console.log(row('now', 'nothing on the list yet'));
   }
 
+  try {
+    const health = require('../commands/doc-health').computeDocHealth(cwd);
+    if (health.ok) {
+      const detail = health.lookup_hops.missing
+        ? 'add atris/doc-health/questions.jsonl'
+        : `${Math.round((health.lookup_hops.score || 0) * 100)}% one hop · boot ${(health.boot_load.approximate_tokens / 1000).toFixed(1)}k tokens`;
+      console.log(row('docs', `${health.overall.total}/100 · ${detail}`));
+    }
+  } catch {
+    // Document health is advisory and must never prevent startup.
+  }
+
   // landSummary is expensive (git board classification) - compute once per boot.
   let landInfo = null;
   try { landInfo = require('../commands/land').landSummary(cwd); } catch (err) { landInfo = null; }
@@ -1999,6 +2027,11 @@ if (command === 'guide') {
   Promise.resolve(require('../commands/drive').driveCommand(process.argv.slice(3)))
     .then((code) => process.exit(code || 0))
     .catch((err) => { console.error(`\n✗ Error: ${err.message || err}`); process.exit(1); });
+} else if (command === 'rsi') {
+  // RSI: read the Dream-RSI attempt ledger (trees, attempts, policy, dreams).
+  Promise.resolve(require('../commands/rsi').run(process.argv.slice(3)))
+    .then((code) => process.exit(typeof code === 'number' ? code : 0))
+    .catch((err) => { console.error(`\n✗ Error: ${err.message || err}`); process.exit(1); });
 } else if (command === 'orb') {
   Promise.resolve(orbCmd(process.argv.slice(3)))
     .then((code) => process.exit(typeof code === 'number' ? code : 0))
@@ -2026,6 +2059,22 @@ if (command === 'guide') {
   Promise.resolve(require('../commands/aeo').run(process.argv.slice(3)))
     .then(() => process.exit(0))
     .catch((err) => { console.error(`\n✗ Error: ${err.message || err}`); process.exit(1); });
+} else if (command === 'design') {
+  // Design: extract a site's design system, check brand adherence, search brands.
+  Promise.resolve(require('../commands/design').run(process.argv.slice(3)))
+    .then((code) => process.exit(typeof code === 'number' ? code : 0))
+    .catch((err) => { console.error(String(err.message || err).replace(/\s+/g, ' ')); process.exit(1); });
+} else if (command === 'mcp') {
+  // MCP: stdio Model Context Protocol server exposing the design tools.
+  {
+    const serverPath = require('path').join(__dirname, '..', 'mcp', 'atris-mcp', 'index.mjs');
+    const child = require('child_process').spawn(process.execPath, [serverPath, ...process.argv.slice(3)], { stdio: 'inherit' });
+    for (const signal of ['SIGTERM', 'SIGINT']) {
+      process.on(signal, () => { try { child.kill(signal); } catch { /* child already gone */ } });
+    }
+    child.on('error', (err) => { console.error(`\n✗ Error: ${err.message || err}`); process.exit(1); });
+    child.on('exit', (code) => process.exit(code == null ? 1 : code));
+  }
 } else if (command === 'improve') {
   // Improve: one paid RL tick via POST /api/improve (deducts credits), local autopilot fallback.
   Promise.resolve(require('../commands/improve').run(process.argv.slice(3)))
@@ -2696,8 +2745,12 @@ if (command === 'guide') {
     });
 } else if (command === 'doctor') {
   Promise.resolve(require('../commands/doctor').doctorCommand(process.argv.slice(3)))
-    .then((code) => process.exit(typeof code === 'number' ? code : 0))
-    .catch((err) => { console.error(`\n✗ Error: ${err.message || err}`); process.exit(1); });
+    .then((code) => { process.exitCode = typeof code === 'number' ? code : 0; })
+    .catch((err) => { console.error(`\n✗ Error: ${err.message || err}`); process.exitCode = 1; });
+} else if (command === 'doc-health') {
+  Promise.resolve(require('../commands/doc-health').docHealthCommand(process.argv.slice(3)))
+    .then((code) => { process.exitCode = typeof code === 'number' ? code : 0; })
+    .catch((err) => { console.error(err.message || err); process.exitCode = 1; });
 } else if (command === 'verify') {
   const args = process.argv.slice(3);
   if (args.includes('--help') || args.includes('-h') || args[0] === 'help') {

package/commands/auth.js

@@ -102,6 +102,10 @@ function scopedTokenCandidate(credentials = {}) {
 }
 
 function canMintFromLogin(credentials = {}) {
+  if (credentials.source === 'agent_token_file') return false;
+  if (credentials.source === 'env' && Array.isArray(credentials.scopes) && credentials.scopes.length) {
+    return false;
+  }
   const login = firstNonEmptyString(credentials.token);
   const refresh = firstNonEmptyString(credentials.refresh_token);
   if (isAgentAccessToken(login) && !refresh) return false;
@@ -227,8 +231,10 @@ async function ensureBilledCommandAuth(scope, deps = {}) {
   const credentials = ensured?.credentials || await load(api) || {};
   const candidate = scopedTokenCandidate(credentials);
   const claims = decodeJwtClaims(candidate);
-  const scopes = claims?.scopes || credentials.agent_token_scopes || [];
-  const expiry = claims?.exp ? claims.exp * 1000 : Date.parse(credentials.agent_token_expires_at);
+  const scopes = claims?.scopes || credentials.agent_token_scopes || credentials.scopes || [];
+  const expiry = claims?.exp
+    ? claims.exp * 1000
+    : Date.parse(credentials.agent_token_expires_at || credentials.expires_at);
   if (!deps.forceMint && candidate && Array.isArray(scopes) && scopes.includes(wanted) && Number.isFinite(expiry) && expiry > Date.now()) {
     return { ok: true, token: candidate, minted: false, credentials };
   }

package/commands/brain.js

@@ -1774,6 +1774,7 @@ function brainCommand(args = process.argv.slice(3)) {
 }
 
 module.exports = {
+  readText,
   brainCommand,
   collectState,
   renderStatus,