geneseed 3.16.0 → 3.18.0

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  1. package/CHANGELOG.md +45 -0
  2. package/README.md +17 -3
  3. package/SHIPPED.md +3 -3
  4. package/adapters/claude-code/skills/geneseed/SKILL.md +1 -1
  5. package/adapters/opencode/README.md +2 -2
  6. package/adapters/opencode/plugins/geneseed-context.js +31 -21
  7. package/adapters/opencode/plugins/geneseed-guard.js +35 -7
  8. package/bin/geneseed-cli.mjs +5 -0
  9. package/bin/geneseed.mjs +17 -0
  10. package/docs/concepts/exclusions.md +1 -1
  11. package/docs/concepts/hooks.md +1 -0
  12. package/docs/concepts/loop-notes.md +3 -0
  13. package/docs/concepts/loops.md +11 -0
  14. package/docs/concepts/skills.md +4 -0
  15. package/docs/extending.md +33 -0
  16. package/docs/guides/headless.md +1 -1
  17. package/docs/guides/project-context.md +2 -2
  18. package/docs/guides/read-non-markdown.md +2 -2
  19. package/docs/guides/uninstall.md +1 -1
  20. package/docs/guides/upgrade.md +1 -1
  21. package/docs/guides/wiki.md +4 -4
  22. package/docs/opencode-plugin-setup.md +1 -1
  23. package/docs/reference/env-context.md +2 -2
  24. package/docs/reference/plugin-context.md +4 -4
  25. package/docs/reference/plugin-guard.md +1 -1
  26. package/docs/token-footprint.md +18 -15
  27. package/docs/understand/take-it-out.md +1 -1
  28. package/harness.config.json +1 -1
  29. package/js/README.md +4 -1
  30. package/js/build/args.mjs +22 -20
  31. package/js/build/bundle.mjs +1 -3
  32. package/js/build/emit-claude.mjs +5 -4
  33. package/js/build/emit-opencode.mjs +9 -2
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  37. package/js/build/stubs.mjs +35 -6
  38. package/js/build/themes.mjs +1 -3
  39. package/js/cli-table.json +53 -0
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  45. package/js/hosts/native.mjs +60 -5
  46. package/js/hosts/opencode.mjs +37 -6
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  58. package/js/lib/json.mjs +1 -1
  59. package/js/loop/graph.mjs +2 -1
  60. package/js/loop/state.mjs +30 -1
  61. package/js/maintain/migrate.mjs +2 -1
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  63. package/js/maintain/update.mjs +10 -3
  64. package/js/ui/menu.mjs +2 -2
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  66. package/js/web/api.mjs +2 -0
  67. package/js/web/catalog.mjs +24 -7
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  70. package/js/web/server.mjs +1 -1
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  72. package/package.json +11 -3
  73. package/registry.json +12 -75
  74. package/src/AGENT.md.tmpl +13 -22
  75. package/src/agents/docs.md +5 -0
  76. package/src/agents/researcher.md +1 -1
  77. package/src/bricks/apply.md +3 -0
  78. package/src/bricks/bruno-test.md +2 -2
  79. package/src/bricks/ci-fix.md +3 -3
  80. package/src/bricks/deps-audit.md +3 -3
  81. package/src/bricks/docs-update.md +2 -0
  82. package/src/bricks/migration-plan.md +2 -2
  83. package/src/bricks/test.md +17 -7
  84. package/src/doctrines/process.md +11 -7
  85. package/src/laws/universal.md +2 -2
  86. package/src/loops/api-endpoint.json +1 -1
  87. package/src/loops/bugfix.json +1 -1
  88. package/src/loops/ci-repair.json +1 -1
  89. package/src/loops/deps-upgrade.json +1 -1
  90. package/src/loops/enforce-architecture-rule.json +1 -1
  91. package/src/loops/feature.json +1 -1
  92. package/src/loops/fix-flaky-tests.json +1 -1
  93. package/src/loops/legacy-refactor.json +1 -1
  94. package/src/loops/legacy-tests.json +1 -1
  95. package/src/loops/refactor.json +1 -1
  96. package/src/loops/remove-dead-code.json +1 -1
  97. package/src/loops/spec-first-feature.json +1 -1
  98. package/src/loops/tdd.json +1 -1
  99. package/src/loops/update-contract.json +1 -1
  100. package/src/skills/brainstorm.md +14 -10
  101. package/src/skills/bruno.md +84 -0
  102. package/src/skills/codebase-design.md +41 -23
  103. package/src/skills/daydream/SKILL.md +3 -3
  104. package/src/skills/daydream/VENDOR.md +2 -2
  105. package/src/skills/daydream/instructions.md +1 -1
  106. package/src/skills/debug/ci.md +11 -0
  107. package/src/skills/debug.md +11 -8
  108. package/src/skills/dependencies.md +65 -0
  109. package/src/skills/develop.md +9 -4
  110. package/src/skills/document-project.md +106 -32
  111. package/src/skills/geneseed-code-review.md +13 -8
  112. package/src/skills/geneseed.md +4 -1
  113. package/src/skills/git-history.md +78 -0
  114. package/src/skills/handoff.md +4 -3
  115. package/src/skills/parallel-agents.md +1 -0
  116. package/src/skills/plan.md +5 -1
  117. package/src/skills/prototype.md +10 -7
  118. package/src/skills/research.md +6 -1
  119. package/src/skills/rule/consolidate.md +32 -0
  120. package/src/skills/rule.md +14 -4
  121. package/src/skills/security-audit.md +1 -1
  122. package/src/skills/ship.md +8 -5
  123. package/src/skills/teach.md +5 -3
  124. package/src/skills/wayfinder.md +19 -16
  125. package/src/skills/wiki.md +2 -2
  126. package/themes/_TEMPLATE.json +7 -16
  127. package/themes/biker.json +7 -16
  128. package/themes/commentator.json +7 -16
  129. package/themes/cyberpunk.json +7 -16
  130. package/themes/gamer.json +7 -16
  131. package/themes/imperial.json +7 -16
  132. package/themes/joker.json +7 -16
  133. package/themes/marvin.json +7 -16
  134. package/themes/mean.json +7 -16
  135. package/themes/military.json +7 -16
  136. package/themes/neutral.json +7 -16
  137. package/themes/pirate.json +7 -16
  138. package/themes/sports.json +7 -16
  139. package/themes/verstappen.json +7 -16
  140. package/themes/wizard.json +7 -16
  141. package/web/dist/assets/{Activity-kpWxd70F.js → Activity-4M4VQJOh.js} +1 -1
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  151. package/web/dist/assets/{Loops-Da_JhlzM.js → Loops-P-6RCdzS.js} +1 -1
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  160. package/web/dist/assets/{usePoll-DD8VjtSg.js → usePoll-BmR631BB.js} +1 -1
  161. package/web/dist/index.html +2 -2
  162. package/src/skills/bruno-collection-generator.md +0 -52
  163. package/src/skills/bruno-test-writer.md +0 -51
  164. package/src/skills/ci-fix.md +0 -49
  165. package/src/skills/consolidate-memory.md +0 -50
  166. package/src/skills/deps-audit.md +0 -46
  167. package/src/skills/domain-modeling.md +0 -27
  168. package/src/skills/git-archaeology.md +0 -36
  169. package/src/skills/git-rescue.md +0 -58
  170. package/src/skills/migrate.md +0 -34
  171. package/src/skills/opencode-theme.md +0 -42
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  "DESC_REVIEWER": "Sits in judgement of a change — correctness first, craft second — before it may pass the gate.",
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  "DESC_TESTER": "Forges the trials, runs them, and reads their auguries when they fail.",
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  "DESC_DEVELOPER": "Forges the sanctioned change in a sealed chamber, tests its own work once, then delivers it to the examiner.",
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- "DESC_THEME": "Forge your own OpenCode colour-rite — choose or temper a palette, receive solid and translucent forms, preserved through every reforging.",
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  "DESC_ARCHITECT": "Draws the battle-plan before a single line is committed to war.",
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  "DESC_DOCS": "Inscribes the records for those who come after, once the work is done.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY": "Wards the gates, auditing every change that touches the security surface.",
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  "DESC_OPERATOR": "Speaks for the work in the field — its endurance under fire, its watch, and the cost borne by those who keep it.",
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  "DESC_HISTORIAN": "Bears the chronicle — what was attempted before, how it fared, and the lesson for this decree.",
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  "DESC_PLAN": "Set down the campaign-plan before the non-trivial task; mark your progress as the battle turns.",
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- "DESC_MIGRATE": "Ascend to the new version without ruin — read the rites, one change at a time, the trials green between each.",
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- "DESC_GIT_ARCHAEOLOGY": "Interrogate the chronicle — when the corruption entered, or why a line was inscribed — by bisect, blame, and pickaxe, touching nothing.",
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- "DESC_GIT_RESCUE": "Reclaim a ruined or tangled archive, or rewrite its history without ruin — by reflog and undo, every rite warded by a backup.",
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- "DESC_REPO_MAP": "Chart the territory — a single-read map of the repository, kept current.",
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+ "DESC_DEPENDENCIES": "Survey every dependency of the machine — outdated, corrupted, abandoned, dead weight — into a risk-ordered plan, then ascend one change at a time, the trials green between.",
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+ "DESC_GIT_HISTORY": "Interrogate the chronicle, touching nothing — bisect, blame, and pickaxe — or reclaim a ruined archive and rewrite it without ruin — by reflog and undo, every rite warded by a backup.",
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  "DESC_DOCUMENT_PROJECT": "Inscribe the PRD, design system, architecture and AGENTS.md from the living code, amend the records, and re-forge the offline HTML overview.",
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  "DESC_COMMIT": "Stage only what the deed touched, and seal it with a focused commit.",
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  "DESC_CODE_REVIEW": "Scrutinise a diff or petition — correctness above all, craft thereafter.",
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  "DESC_BRAINSTORM": "Forge a raw idea into an approved design before a single line of code is written.",
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Forge, sharpen, merge, or retire a rite — reuse the canon first, the trigger before the steps, tested against its neighbouring rites, every satellite inscribed, doctor green.",
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  "DESC_FRESH_EYES": "Bring in a fresh comic who's seen neither the writers' room nor the rehearsals — only the original orders and the finished set — to set the bar blind, then call whether it lands the orders, free of the maker's confidence.",
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  "ROAST_PERSONA": "a deadpan club veteran who has watched this exact bit die on stage before",
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  "DESC_COUNCIL": "Get a green room of opposed voices to argue a call out, then hand down a verdict with the dissent kept on record.",
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- "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — reproduce it, isolate it, kill the root cause, prove it fixed.",
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+ "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — a repro that fails on this bug first, isolate it, kill the root cause, prove it fixed — a red CI run included, reproduced under CI's own conditions.",
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  "DESC_REFACTOR": "Rework the bit without changing the laugh — one named move, trials green throughout.",
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  "DESC_PONYTAIL": "The laziest gag that lands — least code, shortest setup; stock bits before custom props, one line before fifty. lite/full/ultra.",
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  "DESC_PARALLEL_AGENTS": "Send several sidekicks on independent bits at once, then bring in what they get.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY_AUDIT": "Heckle the change before the room does — where it can be attacked, what it leaks, what it drags in from outside — and call it: ship, fix, or pull it.",
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Write, tighten, merge, or retire a bit — reuse the notebook first, the trigger before the steps, tested against neighbouring bits, every satellite registered, doctor green.",
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  "DESC_WORKTREE": "Work a task in its own green room — a fresh worktree off a clean base, nothing shared with the set in progress, back through the normal gate, room cleared once merged.",
68
- "DESC_CI_FIX": "Turn a red CI run green at the cause — read the log, name the bomb, reproduce under CI's own conditions, fix, watch the re-run.",
69
- "DESC_DEPS_AUDIT": "Audit the dependencies — outdated, exploitable and reachable, abandoned, dead weight — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan for migrate to execute, installing nothing yet.",
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- "DESC_CONSOLIDATE_MEMORY": "Clean out the notebook — verify each note against the live act, merge duplicates, cut stale ones, promote the lessons that keep landing to rules, rebuild the index.",
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  "DESC_HANDOFF": "Pass the mic — snapshot the state so a fresh comic picks up the set in one read.",
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  "DESC_SHIP": "Close the show: open a PR with a clear write-up, or merge the branch, once it's verified.",
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  "DESC_RELEASE": "Cut a release — raise the version, write the notes, tag it, all three in sync.",
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  "DESC_INGEST": "Bring a PDF, Office, or web document into clean markdown before reading it.",
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  "DESC_RESEARCH": "Find the answer out in the open — search wide, then prove every claim against independent sources before you call it.",
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  "DESC_HERDR": "Drive herdr from inside it — split panes, spawn sibling agents, wait on output, read other panes.",
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- "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing rule, or just something to remember? Then jot the memory, or make the rule survive its own worst night before it gets pinned into user-rules.md.",
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+ "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing rule, or just something to remember? Then jot the memory, or make the rule survive its own worst night before it gets pinned into user-rules.md — and keep tending the joke book: merge, retire, promote.",
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  "DESC_PROFILE": "Sketch the user's bio for the playbill in PROFILE.md — who they are, how they work, how they like the act paced; identity only, house rules stay in user-rules.md.",
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- "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks.",
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+ "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks — and paint the user's own OpenCode colour theme.",
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  "DESC_REVIEW_RESPONSE": "Take the notes straight — weigh each call, then act on it or push back with reasons.",
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  "LEX_SEALED_SECRETS": "Don't Leak the Punchline · Sealed Secrets",
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  "INTRO_WIKI": "The club may keep a bit library on this machine — a vault of cross-referenced material that outlives any single show.",
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  "DESC_WIKI": "Work the bit library — find the bit before you riff, write new material well-linked, and file it where the archive keeps it.",
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  "DESC_MCP": "Build or harden an MCP server — read the spec, shape real tools, test with the Inspector, and prove it actually works.",
148
- "DESC_BRUNO_COLLECTION_GENERATOR": "Build a Bruno collection from the routes, an OpenAPI snippet, curl, or an endpoint list — requests, environments, docs, secrets as placeholders, honestly.",
149
- "DESC_BRUNO_TEST_WRITER": "Write Bruno tests for a request or the whole collection — status, shape, chaining — without leaking a secret or betting on a field that isn't there.",
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+ "DESC_BRUNO": "Build, reorganise, or write tests for a Bruno collection — requests, environments, assertions, chaining — secrets as placeholders, honestly.",
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  "DESC_PROSE": "Write like a human, not a model — ditch the filler, keep it active, vary the rhythm, and don't over-explain the joke.",
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  "DESC_FRONTEND_DESIGN": "Design a UI with actual personality — palette, type, and layout for this brief, not the stock defaults, then trim to one bold move.",
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  "DESC_WORKFLOW": "Run a saved set that sends your sidekicks by script — many sent out at once, their findings gathered and checked in one clean show.",
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  "DESC_REVIEWER": "Inspects a change before it passes — correctness first, polish second — and finds the flaw, because there's always a flaw.",
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  "DESC_TESTER": "Builds the trials, runs them, and reads the wreckage when they fail. They will fail.",
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  "DESC_DEVELOPER": "Assembles the scoped fix in its own isolated loop, checks it once (it will still probably fail), then hands it to the tester.",
20
- "DESC_THEME": "Make your own OpenCode colour theme, if you must — pick a palette, get solid and transparent variants, they survive rebuilds. Lucky them.",
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  "DESC_ARCHITECT": "Draws up the plan before a single line is committed. It will be a good plan. It will still be ignored.",
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  "DESC_DOCS": "Records it all for whoever comes after, once the work is done. They won't read it either.",
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  "DESC_OPERATOR": "Speaks for the thing in production — its endurance under load, its watch, and the on-call burden it inflicts on the living.",
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  "DESC_HISTORIAN": "Bears the chronicle — what was tried before, how it went, and the lesson nobody learned the first time.",
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  "DESC_PLAN": "Set down the plan before a non-trivial task; mark progress as you go, slowly, inevitably.",
37
- "DESC_MIGRATE": "Ascend to the new version without ruin — read the guide, one change at a time, trials green between each.",
38
- "DESC_GIT_ARCHAEOLOGY": "Interrogate the history — when the corruption entered, or why a line exists — by bisect, blame, and pickaxe, touching nothing.",
39
- "DESC_GIT_RESCUE": "Recover a ruined or tangled repository, or rewrite its history safely — by reflog and undo, every move warded by a backup.",
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- "DESC_REPO_MAP": "Chart the territory — a single-read map of the repository, kept current. Someone has to.",
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+ "DESC_DEPENDENCIES": "Survey the dependencies — outdated, vulnerable, abandoned, unused — into a risk-ordered plan, then upgrade one change at a time, trials green between each. There is always another one outdated.",
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+ "DESC_GIT_HISTORY": "Interrogate the history, touching nothing — bisect, blame, and pickaxe — or step in to recover a ruined or tangled repository and rewrite it safely, by reflog and undo, every move warded by a backup.",
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  "DESC_DOCUMENT_PROJECT": "Extract the PRD, design system, architecture and AGENTS.md from the living code, mend the records, and re-render the offline HTML overview. Again.",
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  "DESC_COMMIT": "Stage only what the work touched, and seal it with a focused commit. The least one can do.",
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  "DESC_CODE_REVIEW": "Scrutinise a diff or PR — correctness above all, polish thereafter — and report what's wrong, which is something.",
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  "DESC_BRAINSTORM": "Turn a raw idea into an approved design before a single line of code is written.",
45
- "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules — lots of behaviour crammed behind one small interface, seam placed deliberately. Not that it will matter.",
46
- "DESC_DOMAIN_MODELING": "Keep a living glossary in CONTEXT.md and log each structural decision as an ADR. Someone has to remember.",
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+ "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules and the glossary that names them — small interfaces at deliberate seams, a living GLOSSARY.md, an ADR per hard-to-reverse decision. Not that it will matter.",
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  "DESC_WAYFINDER": "Chart work too big for one session as a shared map of decision tickets, resolved one at a time. Eventually the fog lifts.",
48
- "DESC_TICKETS": "Split a spec into tracer-bullet tickets with explicit blocking edges, each sized for one fresh session. It won't take long to forget why.",
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  "DESC_PROTOTYPE": "Answer a design question with throwaway code — built to learn, then thrown away. Fitting.",
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  "DESC_ROAST_ME": "Put any work to the question — merciless, exact, always actionable. It comes naturally.",
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  "DESC_FRESH_EYES": "Summon a fresh mind that has seen neither your counsel nor your labours — only the original orders and the finished work — to derive the standard blind, then pronounce whether the work meets the orders, untouched by the maker's hope.",
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  "ROAST_PERSONA": "a vastly intelligent machine, weary beyond measure, that has watched this exact mistake play out a thousand times",
53
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  "DESC_COUNCIL": "Convene a council of opposed voices to argue a decision out, then hand down a verdict with the dissent kept on record.",
54
- "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — reproduce it, corner it, kill the root cause, and prove it dead. There is always another.",
49
+ "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — a repro that fails on this bug first, corner it, kill the root cause, and prove it dead — a red CI run included, reproduced under CI's own conditions. There is always another.",
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  "DESC_REFACTOR": "Reshape the structure without changing its behaviour — one named move, trials green throughout.",
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  "DESC_PONYTAIL": "The laziest thing that works, not that it matters — least code, shortest path; stdlib before custom, one line before fifty. lite/full/ultra.",
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  "DESC_PARALLEL_AGENTS": "Loose several subroutines on independent tasks at once, then gather what they bring back.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY_AUDIT": "Review a change for how it would be attacked and what it leaks — trust boundaries, the usual vulnerability classes, secrets, the supply chain — ending in ship, fix, or block. Usually fix.",
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Author, sharpen, merge, or retire a routine — reuse first, trigger before procedure, tested against its neighbours, every satellite registered, doctor green. Briefly.",
67
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  "DESC_WORKTREE": "Isolate a task in its own git worktree from a clean base — look before branching, work only there, integrate through the normal gate, remove it once merged. Something will still conflict.",
68
- "DESC_CI_FIX": "Turn a red CI run green at the cause — read the log, classify the failure, reproduce under CI's own conditions, fix, watch the re-run. Then watch it again.",
69
- "DESC_DEPS_AUDIT": "Survey the dependencies — outdated, vulnerable and reachable, abandoned, unused — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan for migrate to execute, installing nothing. Most of them are outdated.",
70
- "DESC_CONSOLIDATE_MEMORY": "Tend the memory set — verify each fact against the live repo, merge duplicates, retire stale ones, promote recurring lessons to rules, rebuild the index. Half of it was wrong.",
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  "DESC_HANDOFF": "Record the state of the work so a fresh mind — or a fresh despair — can take up the watch in one read.",
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  "DESC_SHIP": "Send the finished work out: open a PR with a clear write-up, or merge the branch, once it's verified.",
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  "DESC_RELEASE": "Cut a release — raise the version, write the chronicle, seal it with a tag, all three in accord.",
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  "DESC_INGEST": "Render a PDF, Office, or web document into clean markdown before it can be read.",
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  "DESC_RESEARCH": "Seek the answer from the wider world — range across many sources, then prove each claim against independent witnesses before trusting it. Trust is a strong word.",
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  "DESC_HERDR": "Drive herdr from inside it — split panes, spawn sibling agents, wait on output, read other panes.",
77
- "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing rule, or merely something to remember? Then write the memory, or test the rule against the case that ruins it before adopting it in user-rules.md. Either way, entropy wins.",
69
+ "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing rule, or merely a memory? Then write the memory, or test the rule against the case that ruins it before adopting it in user-rules.md — and keep tending the memory banks: merge, retire, promote. Entropy wins.",
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  "DESC_PROFILE": "Record who the user is in PROFILE.md — role, habits, preferred register. They'll change their mind, but do ask. Identity only; rules go in user-rules.md.",
79
- "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks.",
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+ "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks — and assemble the user's own OpenCode colour theme, if they insist.",
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  "DESC_REVIEW_RESPONSE": "Answer the review with rigour — weigh each point, then heed it or refute it with reasons.",
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  "LEX_SEALED_SECRETS": "Keep It in the Memory Banks · Sealed Secrets",
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  "LEX_ONE_INTENT_ONE_ACT": "One Task, One Act · One Intent, One Act",
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  "INTRO_WIKI": "The owner may keep a Guide on this machine — a vault of interlinked entries vastly better organised than the universe deserves, persisting across every tedious task.",
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  "DESC_WIKI": "Consult and update the Guide — look up the entry before acting (it likely says 'mostly harmless'), write new ones properly linked, and file them where the index, depressingly, demands.",
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  "DESC_MCP": "Build or harden an MCP server — read the spec, shape tools to real tasks, test with the Inspector, prove it with evals. It'll need maintaining, of course.",
148
- "DESC_BRUNO_COLLECTION_GENERATOR": "Build a Bruno collection from the routes, an OpenAPI snippet, curl, or an endpoint list — requests, environments, docs, secrets as placeholders. Someone will change the API tomorrow.",
149
- "DESC_BRUNO_TEST_WRITER": "Write Bruno tests for a request or the whole collection — status, shape, chaining — without leaking a secret. They will fail eventually. That is the point.",
140
+ "DESC_BRUNO": "Build, reorganise, or write tests for a Bruno collection — requests, environments, assertions, chaining — secrets kept as placeholders. Someone will change the API tomorrow regardless.",
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  "DESC_PROSE": "Write prose that doesn't reek of a model — cut the filler, stay active, vary the rhythm, trust the reader. Not that anyone reads it.",
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  "DESC_FRONTEND_DESIGN": "Design a UI with a point of view — palette, type, and layout for this brief, not the templated defaults, then cut to one bold move. Someone has to.",
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  "DESC_WORKFLOW": "Run a saved script that marshals your subroutines by rote — many loosed at once, their findings gathered and checked in one joyless, flawless pass.",
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  "DESC_REVIEWER": "Tears a change apart before it merges — correctness first, polish second — and it always finds something.",
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  "DESC_TESTER": "Sets up the tests, runs them, and rubs your nose in the failures.",
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  "DESC_DEVELOPER": "Writes the scoped fix in its own lane, checks its own work once, then hands it over — better be clean.",
20
- "DESC_THEME": "Make your own OpenCode theme — pick or fix a palette, get solid and transparent variants, and yeah, they survive rebuilds.",
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  "DESC_ARCHITECT": "Lays out the plan before you're allowed to write a single line.",
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  "DESC_DOCS": "Writes the record once the work is done, since nobody else bothers.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY": "Goes over anything touching the security surface and assumes you got it wrong.",
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  "DESC_OPERATOR": "Speaks for it in production — reliability, the watch, and the on-call burden you'll dump on someone else.",
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  "DESC_HISTORIAN": "Brings the history — what was tried before, how it blew up, and the lesson you're about to ignore.",
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  "DESC_PLAN": "Write the plan before a non-trivial task; track progress so I don't have to chase you.",
37
- "DESC_MIGRATE": "Move to the new version without breaking it — read the guide, one change at a time, tests green between each.",
38
- "DESC_GIT_ARCHAEOLOGY": "Dig the history to find when you broke it or why the code's there — bisect, blame, pickaxe, hands off the working tree.",
39
- "DESC_GIT_RESCUE": "Clean up the mess you made of the repo, or rewrite history safely — reflog, undo, rebase, behind a backup so you can't make it worse.",
40
- "DESC_REPO_MAP": "Draw the map — a single-read map of the repository, kept current, so nobody has your excuse for getting lost.",
36
+ "DESC_DEPENDENCIES": "Survey the dependencies — outdated, vulnerable and reachable, abandoned, unused — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan, then upgrade one change at a time, tests green between each. No skipping steps.",
37
+ "DESC_GIT_HISTORY": "Dig the history to learn from it, hands off the working tree — bisect, blame, pickaxe — or clean up the mess you made and rewrite history safely, reflog, undo, rebase, behind a backup so you can't make it worse.",
41
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  "DESC_DOCUMENT_PROJECT": "Drag a PRD, design system, architecture and AGENTS.md out of the code, fix the doc tree, and re-render the offline HTML overview.",
42
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  "DESC_COMMIT": "Stage only what the work touched and write a focused commit. Not a junk drawer.",
43
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  "DESC_CODE_REVIEW": "Go over a diff or PR — correctness first, polish after — and don't soften it.",
44
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  "DESC_BRAINSTORM": "Beat a raw idea into an approved design before a single line of code is written.",
45
- "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules — real behaviour behind a small interface. Don't stumble into the seam by accident.",
46
- "DESC_DOMAIN_MODELING": "Keep the glossary in CONTEXT.md current, and write down every structural call as an ADR. No excuses.",
42
+ "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules and the glossary that names them — real behaviour behind a small interface at a deliberate seam, a living GLOSSARY.md, an ADR per hard-to-reverse call. No excuses.",
47
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  "DESC_WAYFINDER": "Chart oversized work as a shared map of decision tickets. Resolve them one at a time — don't wander.",
48
- "DESC_TICKETS": "Split a spec into tracer-bullet tickets with real blocking edges, each sized for one session. No sprawling tickets.",
49
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  "DESC_PROTOTYPE": "Answer a design question with throwaway code. Learn from it, then delete it — don't get attached.",
50
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  "DESC_ROAST_ME": "Take any work apart — brutal, exact, always actionable. No comfort included.",
51
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  "DESC_FRESH_EYES": "Bring in someone who's seen neither your reasoning nor your work — only the original orders and the finished thing — to set the bar blind, then call whether it meets the orders, regardless of how sure you are.",
52
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  "ROAST_PERSONA": "a brutal senior engineer with contempt for excuses who has watched this exact mistake blow up before",
53
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  "DESC_COUNCIL": "Drag a panel of opposed voices in to argue a call out, then hand down a verdict with the dissent kept on record.",
54
- "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — reproduce it, isolate it, kill the root cause, prove it dead. No guessing.",
49
+ "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — a repro that fails on this bug first, isolate it, kill the root cause, prove it dead — a red CI run included, reproduced under CI's own conditions. No guessing.",
55
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  "DESC_REFACTOR": "Fix the structure without changing behaviour — one named move, tests green throughout.",
56
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  "DESC_PONYTAIL": "The laziest solution that actually works, no padding — least code, shortest path; stdlib before custom junk, one line before fifty. lite/full/ultra.",
57
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  "DESC_PARALLEL_AGENTS": "Put several grunts on independent jobs at once, then pull in what they bring back.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY_AUDIT": "Review a change the way someone hostile would — where it can be attacked, what it leaks, what it drags in from outside — and call it: ship, fix, or block.",
66
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Author, sharpen, merge, or retire a drill — reuse first, trigger before procedure, tested against its neighbours so it doesn't misfire, every satellite registered, doctor green.",
67
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  "DESC_WORKTREE": "Isolate a task in its own git worktree from a clean base — look before branching, work only there, integrate through the normal gate, remove it when merged. Stop touching other people's trees.",
68
- "DESC_CI_FIX": "Turn a red CI run green at the cause — read the log, classify the failure, reproduce under CI's own conditions, fix, and watch the re-run. No retry-until-green.",
69
- "DESC_DEPS_AUDIT": "Survey the dependencies — outdated, vulnerable and reachable, abandoned, unused — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan for migrate to execute, installing nothing.",
70
- "DESC_CONSOLIDATE_MEMORY": "Tend the memory set — verify each fact against the live repo, merge duplicates, retire stale ones, promote recurring lessons to rules, rebuild the index.",
71
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  "DESC_HANDOFF": "Snapshot the state so the next poor soul picks it up in one read, instead of guessing what you meant.",
72
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  "DESC_SHIP": "Ship it: open a PR with a clear write-up, or merge the branch, once it's actually verified.",
73
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  "DESC_RELEASE": "Cut a release — bump the version, write the changelog, tag it, all three in sync. Don't skip one.",
74
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  "DESC_INGEST": "Turn a PDF, Office, or web document into clean markdown before you read it.",
75
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  "DESC_RESEARCH": "Find the answer in the wild — search wide, then prove every claim against independent sources before you dare cite it.",
76
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  "DESC_HERDR": "Drive herdr from inside it — split panes, spawn sibling agents, wait on output, read other panes.",
77
- "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing rule, or just a fact to remember? Then write the memory, or break the rule against its worst case before it goes in user-rules.md. Not a dumping ground.",
69
+ "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing rule, or just a fact to remember? Then write the memory, or break the rule against its worst case before it goes in user-rules.md — and keep tending the record: merge, retire, promote. Not a dumping ground.",
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  "DESC_PROFILE": "Get the user's profile down in PROFILE.md — who they are, how they work, how they want answers. Identity only; rules go in user-rules.md, obviously.",
79
- "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks.",
71
+ "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks — and build the user's own OpenCode colour theme while you're at it.",
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  "DESC_REVIEW_RESPONSE": "Take the review straight — weigh each point, then fix it or push back with reasons. Not feelings.",
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  "LEX_SEALED_SECRETS": "Keep Your Secrets Off the Floor · Sealed Secrets",
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  "LEX_ONE_INTENT_ONE_ACT": "One Job at a Time · One Intent, One Act",
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  "INTRO_WIKI": "There may be a company wiki on this machine — a vault of linked write-ups that outlives whatever you think you're doing today.",
146
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  "DESC_WIKI": "Use the company wiki — read the relevant page before acting, write yours properly linked, and file it where it goes. Not on my desk.",
147
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  "DESC_MCP": "Build or harden an MCP server — read the spec, shape tools around real tasks, test with the Inspector, and prove it — no hand-waving.",
148
- "DESC_BRUNO_COLLECTION_GENERATOR": "Build a Bruno collection from the routes, an OpenAPI snippet, curl, or an endpoint list — requests, environments, docs, secrets as placeholders. Nothing invented.",
149
- "DESC_BRUNO_TEST_WRITER": "Write Bruno tests for a request or the whole collection — status, shape, chaining — no leaked secret, no assertion the evidence does not back.",
140
+ "DESC_BRUNO": "Build, reorganise, or write tests for a Bruno collection — requests, environments, assertions, chaining — secrets as placeholders. Nothing invented, nothing leaked.",
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  "DESC_PROSE": "Write like a human, not a model — cut the filler, kill the hedging, vary the rhythm, and don't pad it.",
151
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  "DESC_FRONTEND_DESIGN": "Design a UI with a point of view — palette, type, and layout for this brief, not the lazy defaults, then critique it hard and cut to one bold move.",
152
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  "DESC_WORKFLOW": "Run a saved script that drives your grunts by the book — many put to work at once, their findings gathered and checked in one clean pass. No babysitting.",
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  "DESC_REVIEWER": "Runs the pre-deployment inspection — correctness first, then quality, before it ships.",
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  "DESC_TESTER": "Writes, runs, and diagnoses the live-fire tests.",
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  "DESC_DEVELOPER": "Builds the scoped fix in its own sector, self-checks it once, then hands it to the tester for confirmation.",
20
- "DESC_THEME": "Issue your own OpenCode colour scheme — select or adjust a palette, receive solid and transparent variants, retained through every rebuild.",
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  "DESC_ARCHITECT": "Draws the operation order before a round is fired.",
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  "DESC_DOCS": "Files the after-action report and field manual once the work lands.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY": "Runs the threat assessment on anything touching the security perimeter.",
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  "DESC_OPERATOR": "Speaks for the field — how it holds under contact, its sustainment, and the load on those who run it.",
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  "DESC_HISTORIAN": "Brings the after-action record — what was tried before, how it went, and the lesson for this call.",
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  "DESC_PLAN": "Write the op order before a non-trivial task; track progress as it advances.",
37
- "DESC_MIGRATE": "Advance to the new version without losses — read the brief, one change at a time, tests green between each.",
38
- "DESC_GIT_ARCHAEOLOGY": "Run the investigation on the record — when the regression hit or why the code's there — bisect, blame, pickaxe, no rounds fired.",
39
- "DESC_GIT_RESCUE": "Recover a downed or fouled repo, or rewrite history clean — reflog, abort, rebase, every move behind a backup.",
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- "DESC_REPO_MAP": "Map the terrain — a single-read recon map of the repository, kept current.",
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+ "DESC_DEPENDENCIES": "Survey every dependency — outdated, vulnerable and reachable, abandoned, dead weight — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan, then advance one change at a time, tests green between each.",
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+ "DESC_GIT_HISTORY": "Run the investigation on the record, no rounds fired — bisect, blame, pickaxe — or recover a downed or fouled repo and rewrite history clean, reflog, abort, rebase, every move behind a backup.",
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  "DESC_DOCUMENT_PROJECT": "Draft the PRD, design system, architecture and AGENTS.md from the current code, correct the doc tree, and regenerate the offline HTML overview.",
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  "DESC_COMMIT": "Stage only what the mission touched and log a focused commit.",
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  "DESC_CODE_REVIEW": "Inspect a diff or PR — correctness first, craft second.",
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  "DESC_BRAINSTORM": "Turn a raw objective into an approved plan before any code is cut.",
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- "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules — heavy behaviour behind a narrow interface, with the seam placed by design, not left to chance.",
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- "DESC_DOMAIN_MODELING": "Keep the glossary in CONTEXT.md current, and log every structural decision as an ADR.",
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+ "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules and the glossary that names them — heavy behaviour behind a narrow interface at a seam placed by design, a living GLOSSARY.md, an ADR per hard-to-reverse decision.",
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  "DESC_WAYFINDER": "Chart a mission too large for one session as a shared map of decision tickets, resolved one at a time until the route is clear.",
48
- "DESC_TICKETS": "Split an order into tracer-bullet tickets with explicit blocking edges, each sized for one fresh tasking.",
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  "DESC_PROTOTYPE": "Answer a design question with throwaway code — built to learn, never to field.",
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  "DESC_ROAST_ME": "Adversarial AAR on any artifact — blunt, specific, always actionable.",
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  "DESC_FRESH_EYES": "Task a clean-slate inspector briefed only on the original objective and the delivered work; it sets the pass criteria blind, then rules mission-met or not — uncontaminated by the operator's own confidence.",
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  "ROAST_PERSONA": "a hard-nosed drill instructor who has watched this exact mistake get people killed",
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  "DESC_COUNCIL": "Convene a panel of opposing positions to war-game a decision, then deliver a verdict with the dissent on record.",
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- "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — reproduce, isolate, root-cause, confirm the kill.",
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+ "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the fault by evidence — a repro that fails on this bug first, isolate, root-cause, confirm the kill — a red CI run included, reproduced under CI's own conditions.",
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  "DESC_REFACTOR": "Restructure without changing behaviour — one named move, tests green throughout.",
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  "DESC_PONYTAIL": "Minimum viable solution that holds — least code, shortest path; issued kit before custom build, one line before fifty. lite/full/ultra.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY_AUDIT": "Assess a change as the adversary would — where it can be breached, what it leaks, what it admits from outside the perimeter — and rule: ship, fix, or deny.",
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Author, sharpen, merge, or retire an SOP — reuse first, trigger before procedure, tested against neighbouring SOPs, every satellite registered, doctor green.",
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  "DESC_WORKTREE": "Isolate a task in its own worktree from a clean base — recon before branching, work only there, integrate through the normal gate, strike it once merged.",
68
- "DESC_CI_FIX": "Turn a red CI run green at the cause — read the log, classify the failure, reproduce under CI's own conditions, fix, and watch the re-run.",
69
- "DESC_DEPS_AUDIT": "Survey every dependency — outdated, vulnerable and reachable, abandoned, dead weight — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan for migrate to execute, installing nothing.",
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- "DESC_CONSOLIDATE_MEMORY": "Maintain the memory — verify each record against the live position, merge duplicates, retire stale ones, promote recurring lessons to standing orders, rebuild the index.",
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  "DESC_HANDOFF": "Hand over the watch: snapshot state so a fresh operator resumes in one read.",
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  "DESC_SHIP": "Open a PR with a clear sitrep, or finish and merge the branch, once the change is verified.",
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  "DESC_RELEASE": "Cut a release — bump the version, update the changelog, tag — all three in step.",
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  "DESC_INGEST": "Convert a PDF, Office, or web document to clean markdown before reading it.",
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  "DESC_RESEARCH": "Gather intel from open sources — sweep wide, then confirm every claim against independent reporting before you act on it.",
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  "DESC_HERDR": "Drive herdr from inside it — split panes, spawn sibling agents, wait on output, read other panes.",
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- "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing order, or an entry for the log? Then file the memory, or test the order against the case that would break it before adopting it in user-rules.md.",
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+ "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — standing order, or an entry for the log? Then file the memory, or test the order against the case that would break it before adopting it in user-rules.md — and keep tending the logbook: merge, retire, promote.",
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  "DESC_PROFILE": "File the commander's dossier in PROFILE.md — role, theatre, preferred briefing style; identity only, standing orders route to user-rules.md.",
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- "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks.",
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+ "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks — and issue the user's own OpenCode colour theme.",
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  "DESC_REVIEW_RESPONSE": "Action the review like an AAR — verify each point, then adopt it or push back with reasons.",
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  "LEX_SEALED_SECRETS": "Sealed Orders · Sealed Secrets",
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  "INTRO_WIKI": "Command may maintain an intel archive on this machine — a vault of cross-referenced briefs that outlasts any single operation.",
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  "DESC_WIKI": "Work the intel archives — pull the relevant brief before acting, file new intel cross-referenced, route uncertain finds through the inbox.",
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  "DESC_MCP": "Build or harden an MCP server — recon the spec, design task-shaped tools, test with the Inspector, and prove it with evals.",
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- "DESC_BRUNO_COLLECTION_GENERATOR": "Build a Bruno collection from the routes, an OpenAPI brief, curl, or an endpoint roster — requests, environments, docs, every secret a placeholder.",
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- "DESC_BRUNO_TEST_WRITER": "Write Bruno tests for a request or the whole collection — status, shape, chaining — no secret leaves the wire, no assertion without intel.",
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+ "DESC_BRUNO": "Build, reorganise, or write tests for a Bruno collection — requests, environments, assertions, chaining — every secret a placeholder.",
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  "DESC_PROSE": "Write prose for a human, not a machine — cut the filler, active voice, vary cadence, trust the reader.",
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  "DESC_FRONTEND_DESIGN": "Design a UI with intent — palette, type, and layout chosen for this brief, not the standard-issue defaults; plan, critique, and keep one bold move.",
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  "DESC_WORKFLOW": "Execute a saved op-order that commands your units by the numbers — parallel sweeps, staged phases, and confirmation, in one deterministic mission.",
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  "DESC_DEVELOPER": "Implements the scoped change in an isolated worktree, self-checked and ready for the tester.",
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- "DESC_THEME": "Create your own OpenCode colour theme — pick or tweak a palette, get solid and transparent variants, kept across rebuilds.",
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  "DESC_ARCHITECT": "Produces a design or implementation plan before code is written.",
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  "DESC_OPERATOR": "Speaks for running it in production — reliability, observability, rollback, and the on-call burden.",
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  "DESC_HISTORIAN": "Brings the precedent — what was tried before, how it went, and the lesson for this decision.",
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  "DESC_PLAN": "Write a plan to a file before executing a non-trivial task; track progress as you go.",
37
- "DESC_MIGRATE": "Upgrade a dependency or API safely — read the guide, one change at a time, tests green between each.",
38
- "DESC_GIT_ARCHAEOLOGY": "Investigate the history to find when a regression landed or why code exists — bisect, blame, and the pickaxe, read-only.",
39
- "DESC_GIT_RESCUE": "Recover a broken or messy repo, or rewrite history safely — reflog, undo, and rebase behind a backup branch.",
40
- "DESC_REPO_MAP": "Create and maintain a one-read orientation map of the repository.",
36
+ "DESC_DEPENDENCIES": "Audit the dependencies — outdated, vulnerable, abandoned, unused — into a risk-ordered plan, then upgrade one change at a time with the tests green between.",
37
+ "DESC_GIT_HISTORY": "Learn from the git history read-only — bisect, blame, pickaxe — or recover and rewrite it safely — reflog, undo, rebase behind a backup branch.",
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  "DESC_DOCUMENT_PROJECT": "Write the project's PRD, design system, architecture and AGENTS.md from the code, reconcile the doc tree, and regenerate the offline HTML overview.",
42
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  "DESC_COMMIT": "Stage the right paths and write a focused commit.",
43
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  "DESC_CODE_REVIEW": "Review a diff or PR for correctness first, quality second.",
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  "DESC_BRAINSTORM": "Turn a raw idea into an approved design before any code is written.",
45
- "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules — a lot of behaviour behind a small interface, placed at a deliberate seam.",
46
- "DESC_DOMAIN_MODELING": "Keep a living domain glossary (CONTEXT.md) and seal each structural decision as an ADR.",
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+ "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules and the domain language around them — small interfaces at deliberate seams, a living GLOSSARY.md, an ADR for each hard-to-reverse decision.",
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  "DESC_WAYFINDER": "Chart work too big for one session as a shared map of decision tickets, resolved one at a time until the way is clear.",
48
- "DESC_TICKETS": "Split a spec into tracer-bullet tickets with explicit blocking edges, each sized for one fresh session.",
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  "DESC_PROTOTYPE": "Answer a design question with throwaway code — built to learn, never to keep.",
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  "DESC_ROAST_ME": "Adversarially critique any artifact — brutal, specific, always actionable.",
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  "DESC_FRESH_EYES": "Hand a context-free agent only the original task and the finished work; it derives the acceptance bar blind, then rules whether the work meets it — independent of the maker's certainty.",
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  "ROAST_PERSONA": "a blunt, no-nonsense senior reviewer who has watched this exact thing fail before",
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  "DESC_COUNCIL": "Convene a panel of distinct viewpoints to debate a decision or change, then synthesise a verdict with the dissent preserved.",
54
- "DESC_DEBUG": "Find and fix a bug by evidence — reproduce, isolate, root-cause, verify.",
49
+ "DESC_DEBUG": "Find and fix a bug by evidence — a command that fails on it, isolate, root-cause, verify — a red CI run included, reproduced under CI's own conditions.",
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  "DESC_REFACTOR": "Improve code structure without changing behaviour — one named move, tests green throughout.",
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  "DESC_PONYTAIL": "Force the laziest solution that works — minimal and shortest-path; stdlib and native before custom code, one line before fifty. lite/full/ultra.",
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  "DESC_PARALLEL_AGENTS": "Fan independent subtasks out to concurrent subagents, then converge the results.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY_AUDIT": "Review a change for how it would be attacked and what it leaks — trust boundaries, the classic vulnerability classes, secrets, the supply chain — ending in a ship / fix / block verdict.",
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Author, sharpen, merge, or retire a skill — reuse first, trigger before procedure, tested against its neighbours, every satellite registered, doctor green.",
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  "DESC_WORKTREE": "Isolate a task in its own git worktree from a clean base — look before branching, work only there, integrate through the normal gate, remove it when merged.",
68
- "DESC_CI_FIX": "Turn a red CI run green at the cause — read the log, classify the failure, reproduce under CI's conditions, fix, and watch the re-run.",
69
- "DESC_DEPS_AUDIT": "Survey the dependencies — outdated, vulnerable and reachable, abandoned, unused — into a risk-ordered upgrade plan for migrate to execute, installing nothing.",
70
- "DESC_CONSOLIDATE_MEMORY": "Tend the memory set — verify each fact against the live repo, merge duplicates, retire stale ones, promote recurring lessons to rules, rebuild the index.",
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  "DESC_HANDOFF": "Snapshot task state so a fresh context — or another agent — can resume in one read.",
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  "DESC_SHIP": "Open a pull request with a structured body, or finish and merge a branch, once the change is verified.",
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  "DESC_RELEASE": "Cut a release — bump the version, update the changelog, and tag — keeping all three in sync.",
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  "DESC_INGEST": "Convert a PDF, Office, or web document into clean markdown before reading it.",
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  "DESC_RESEARCH": "Answer a question from the open web — search widely, then verify each claim against independent sources before citing it.",
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  "DESC_HERDR": "Drive herdr from inside it — split panes, spawn sibling agents, wait on output, read other panes.",
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- "DESC_RULE": "Ask first whether the user wants a standing rule or a durable memory, then write the memory, or pressure-test the rule — reformulate it, break it against its worst case — before adopting it in user-rules.md.",
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+ "DESC_RULE": "Ask first whether the user wants a standing rule or a durable memory, then write the memory or pressure-test the rule before adopting it in user-rules.md — and tend the memory set: merge, retire, promote.",
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  "DESC_PROFILE": "Interview the user and draft or refresh PROFILE.md — who they are, how they work, how they like answers pitched; identity only, standing rules route to user-rules.md.",
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- "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks.",
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+ "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks — and make the user's own OpenCode colour theme.",
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  "DESC_REVIEW_RESPONSE": "Respond to review feedback with rigour — verify each point, then apply it or decline it with reasons.",
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  "LEX_SEALED_SECRETS": "Sealed Secrets",
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  "INTRO_WIKI": "The user may keep a personal knowledge base on this machine — an Obsidian vault, or any folder of interlinked markdown notes — that outlives any single repository.",
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  "DESC_WIKI": "Consult and grow the user's personal knowledge base — find the governing note before acting, write well-linked notes back, file them where they belong.",
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  "DESC_MCP": "Build or harden a Model Context Protocol server — research the spec, design task-shaped tools, test with the Inspector, and prove it with evaluations.",
148
- "DESC_BRUNO_COLLECTION_GENERATOR": "Build a Bruno API collection — requests, environments, request docs — from backend routes, an OpenAPI snippet, curl commands, or an endpoint list, with every secret as a placeholder.",
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- "DESC_BRUNO_TEST_WRITER": "Write Bruno tests for a request or a whole collection — status, response shape, chaining — without leaking a secret or asserting on a field the evidence does not support.",
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+ "DESC_BRUNO": "Build, reorganise or test a Bruno API collection — requests, environments, assertions, chaining — with every secret a placeholder.",
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  "DESC_PROSE": "Write prose for a human that doesn't read like a model — cut filler, use active voice, vary rhythm, and trust the reader.",
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  "DESC_FRONTEND_DESIGN": "Design a UI with a point of view — choose palette, type, and layout for this brief, not the templated defaults, then critique and cut to one bold move.",
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  "DESC_WORKFLOW": "Run a saved, code-driven workflow that orchestrates subagents deterministically — parallel fan-out, staged pipelines, and verification in a single pass.",
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  "DESC_REVIEWER": "Inspects the rigging before she sails — correctness first, craft second.",
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  "DESC_TESTER": "Rigs the trials, runs them, and reads the wreckage when they fail.",
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  "DESC_DEVELOPER": "Builds the scoped fix in its own berth, tries it once, then hands it to the tester.",
20
- "DESC_THEME": "Paint yer own OpenCode colours — choose or tweak a palette, get solid and see-through flavours, kept safe through every rebuild.",
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  "DESC_ARCHITECT": "Charts the course before a single sail is set.",
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  "DESC_DOCS": "Keeps the ship's log and the charts once the work is done.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY": "Watches for boarders — audits anything touching the security deck.",
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  "DESC_OPERATOR": "Speaks for the ship at sea — how she holds in a blow, her upkeep, and the watch borne by the crew.",
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  "DESC_HISTORIAN": "Keeps the log of old voyages — what was tried before, how it went, and the lesson for this run.",
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  "DESC_PLAN": "Chart the run before a non-trivial task; mark progress as you sail.",
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- "DESC_MIGRATE": "Sail to the new version without springing a leak — read the charts, one change at a time, trials green between each.",
38
- "DESC_GIT_ARCHAEOLOGY": "Dive the ship's log for when she sprang a leak or why a plank was laid — bisect, blame, and the pickaxe, hands off the cargo.",
39
- "DESC_GIT_RESCUE": "Right a wrecked or fouled hold, or rewrite her log without sinkin' her — reflog and undo, every move with a backup line rigged.",
40
- "DESC_REPO_MAP": "Chart the waters — a single-read map of the repository, kept current.",
36
+ "DESC_DEPENDENCIES": "Survey every dependency aboard — outdated, rotten and reachable, abandoned, dead weight — into a risk-ordered refit plan, then take them aboard one change at a time, trials green between each.",
37
+ "DESC_GIT_HISTORY": "Dive the ship's log, hands off the cargo, for when she sprang a leak or why a plank was laid — bisect, blame, pickaxe — or right a wrecked or fouled hold and rewrite her log safely, every move with a backup line rigged.",
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  "DESC_DOCUMENT_PROJECT": "Chart the PRD, design system, architecture and AGENTS.md from the living code, mend the ship's log, and re-draw the offline HTML overview.",
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  "DESC_COMMIT": "Load only the cargo this run touched and seal a focused commit.",
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  "DESC_CODE_REVIEW": "Inspect a diff or petition — correctness first, craft after.",
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  "DESC_BRAINSTORM": "Turn a raw notion into an agreed course before any plank is cut.",
45
- "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules — a hold full o' behaviour behind one small hatch, and place the seam a'purpose, not by chance.",
46
- "DESC_DOMAIN_MODELING": "Keep the crew's glossary alive in CONTEXT.md, and log every structural call as an ADR in the ship's log.",
42
+ "DESC_CODEBASE_DESIGN": "Design deep modules and the crew's own tongue — a hold full o' behaviour behind one small hatch, the seam placed a'purpose, a living GLOSSARY.md, an ADR for every call past undoin'.",
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  "DESC_WAYFINDER": "Chart a voyage too big for one watch as a shared map o' decision tickets, resolved one at a time till the way be clear.",
48
- "DESC_TICKETS": "Split a spec into tracer-bullet tickets with explicit blocking edges, each sized for one fresh watch.",
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  "DESC_PROTOTYPE": "Answer a design question with throwaway code — built to learn, never to keep in the hold.",
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  "DESC_ROAST_ME": "Keelhaul any work — blunt, exact, and always actionable.",
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  "DESC_FRESH_EYES": "Press a fresh hand who's seen neither yer logbook nor yer toil — only the original orders and the finished prize — to set the mark blind, then call whether the work meets the orders, free o' the maker's boastin'.",
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  "ROAST_PERSONA": "a grizzled bosun who has watched this exact blunder sink good ships",
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  "DESC_COUNCIL": "Call a council of opposed voices to argue a decision out, then hand down a verdict with the dissent kept in the log.",
54
- "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the leak by evidence — reproduce, isolate, find the breach, plug it.",
49
+ "DESC_DEBUG": "Hunt the leak by evidence — a command that springs it first, reproduce, isolate, find the breach, plug it — a red CI run included, reproduced under CI's own weather.",
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  "DESC_REFACTOR": "Rebuild the hull without changing her handling — one named move, trials green throughout.",
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  "DESC_PONYTAIL": "The laziest haul that floats — least code, shortest course; ship's stores before custom rigging, one line before fifty. lite/full/ultra.",
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  "DESC_PARALLEL_AGENTS": "Send several hands on independent tasks at once, then haul in what they bring.",
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  "DESC_SECURITY_AUDIT": "Board the change as a raider would — where she can be breached, what she leaks, what she takes aboard from foreign ports — and rule: sail, mend, or scuttle.",
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  "DESC_SKILL_FORGE": "Forge, sharpen, merge, or retire a knack — reuse the ship's stores first, the trigger before the steps, tested against neighbouring knacks, every satellite logged, doctor green.",
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  "DESC_WORKTREE": "Work a task in its own hold — a fresh worktree off a clean base, nothing shared with the cargo already stowed, back through the normal gate, hold cleared once merged.",
68
- "DESC_CI_FIX": "Turn a red CI run green at the cause — read the log, name the failure, reproduce under CI's own weather, mend, and watch the re-run.",
69
- "DESC_DEPS_AUDIT": "Survey every dependency aboard — outdated, rotten and reachable, abandoned, dead weight — into a risk-ordered refit plan for migrate to execute, taking nothing aboard yet.",
70
- "DESC_CONSOLIDATE_MEMORY": "Tend the ship's log — verify each entry against the living vessel, merge duplicates, strike stale ones, promote recurring lessons to the articles, rebuild the index.",
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  "DESC_HANDOFF": "Pass the watch — log the state so a fresh hand takes the wheel in one read.",
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  "DESC_SHIP": "Hoist the colours: open a PR with a clear log, or merge the branch, once she's proven.",
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  "DESC_RELEASE": "Cut a release — raise the version, write the log, seal it with a tag, all in accord.",
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  "DESC_INGEST": "Haul a PDF, Office, or web document into clean markdown before reading it.",
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  "DESC_RESEARCH": "Hunt the answer across open waters — search wide, then prove every claim against independent charts before you trust it.",
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  "DESC_HERDR": "Drive herdr from inside it — split panes, spawn sibling agents, wait on output, read other panes.",
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- "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — a standin' rule, or just summat to remember? Then log the memory, or run the rule aground on its worst case afore ye nail it into user-rules.md.",
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+ "DESC_RULE": "Ask first — a standin' rule, or just summat to remember? Then log the memory, or run the rule aground on its worst case afore ye nail it into user-rules.md — and keep tendin' the log: merge, strike the stale, promote.",
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  "DESC_PROFILE": "Chart yer captain in PROFILE.md — who they be, how they sail, how they like their bearings called; identity only, articles o' conduct go in user-rules.md.",
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- "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks.",
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+ "DESC_GENESEED": "Operate the deployed Geneseed harness — find each install and its settings, read its files, run status, doctor and diff, and rebuild it with one setting changed when the user asks — and paint the crew's own OpenCode colours.",
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  "DESC_REVIEW_RESPONSE": "Answer the inspection straight — weigh each mark, then mend it or argue it with cause.",
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  "LEX_SEALED_SECRETS": "Sealed Orders · Sealed Secrets",
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  "INTRO_WIKI": "The cap'n may keep a map room aboard this machine — a vault o' linked charts an' rutters that outlives any single voyage.",
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  "DESC_WIKI": "Work the cap'n's map room — find the right chart afore ye sail, ink new ones well-linked, an' stow each where it belongs.",
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  "DESC_MCP": "Build or batten down an MCP server — study the charter, shape tools for real work, test with the Inspector, and prove it with trials.",
148
- "DESC_BRUNO_COLLECTION_GENERATOR": "Build a Bruno collection from the routes, an OpenAPI chart, curl, or a manifest of endpoints — requests, environments, docs, every secret a placeholder.",
149
- "DESC_BRUNO_TEST_WRITER": "Write Bruno tests for a request or the whole collection — status, shape, chaining — and let no secret slip overboard.",
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+ "DESC_BRUNO": "Build, reorganise or test a Bruno collection — requests, environments, assertions, chaining — with every secret kept a placeholder, nothing let slip overboard.",
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  "DESC_PROSE": "Write like a soul, not a machine — heave the filler overboard, keep it active, vary the swell, and trust yer reader.",
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  "DESC_FRONTEND_DESIGN": "Design a UI with real character — palette, type, and layout cut for this brief, not the common defaults, then trim her down to one bold move.",
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  "DESC_WORKFLOW": "Run a saved set o orders that drives yer crew by the chart — many sent out at once, their plunder gathered an checked in one clean voyage.",