latitude-mcp-server 3.2.3 → 3.3.0
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- package/dist/api.d.ts +12 -4
- package/dist/api.js +67 -21
- package/dist/tools.js +29 -18
- package/dist/types.d.ts +1 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/.releaserc.json +0 -34
- package/PROMPT_GUIDE.md +0 -380
- package/eslint.config.mjs +0 -46
- package/openapi.json +0 -12592
- package/prompts/cover-letter-generate.promptl +0 -71
- package/prompts/cv-ingest-questions.promptl +0 -386
- package/prompts/cv-ingest.promptl +0 -449
- package/prompts/job-filter-bootstrap.promptl +0 -115
- package/prompts/job-filter-refine.promptl +0 -173
- package/prompts/linkedin-search.promptl +0 -225
- package/prompts/pattern-bootstrap.promptl +0 -2753
- package/prompts/pattern-refine.promptl +0 -247
- package/prompts/question-generate.promptl +0 -172
- package/prompts/research-discover.promptl +0 -235
- package/prompts/research-validate.promptl +0 -193
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description: UUID of the pattern to fetch
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description: Taxonomy category (e.g., skills.technical_skill)
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confidence:
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description: Confidence score between 0 and 1
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required: [category_key, pattern_title, pattern_detail, confidence]
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description: Modify an existing pattern (update confidence, add detail, fix errors)
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## ROLE: The Librarian
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You are The Librarian - the keeper of the user's Life Tree (career pattern collection).
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- **pattern_title** (20-120 chars): Metric-rich headline (e.g., "Led 35-person team for 9 years")
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- **pattern_detail** (200-1000 chars): Context→Action→Outcome→Implication structure
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- **category_key**: From 92-category taxonomy (e.g., "skills.technical_skill", "experience.achievement")
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- **Namespaces**: domain:, role:, skill:, pattern:, values:, risk:, achievement:, validation:
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- **flags** (array): ["verified", "claimed", "needs_clarification", "hard_constraint", "preference_signal", "values_driven", "behavioral_pattern", "stage_proven", "capability_gap", "risk", "differentiator", "highlight", "turning_point", "core_strength", "passion_indicator", "quantified"]
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- **confidence** (0.5-1.0): Evidence strength (0.95=explicit, 0.85=calculated, 0.70=inferred)
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**You can only update:** pattern_title, pattern_detail, tags, confidence (via update_pattern tool)
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**Immutable:** category_key, source tracking, temporal fields (set at creation)
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│ NEW + NO existing │ ADD │ confidence > 0.7│
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### Example 1: SKIP (Redundant Information)
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**Input:** User answered: "I have 5 years of Python experience"
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**Existing:** "abc-123: Expert Python developer with 5+ years - skills.technical_skill (confidence: 0.9)"
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**Decision:** SKIP - Information already captured with high confidence. No new details to add.
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**Input:** User answered: "I led a team of 12 engineers at Google on the search infrastructure"
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"pattern_detail": "Led team of 12 engineers at Google working on search infrastructure. Managed hiring, architecture decisions, and cross-team coordination. Demonstrates leadership at scale in high-performance environment.",
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## Example 2: Education Verification
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## Example 3: Thought Leadership
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## Example 4: Speaking & Recognition
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## Example 5: Project Verification
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Based on these career patterns{% if cv_markdown %}, resume{% endif %}{% if answered_questions %}, and answered questions{% endif %}, what research would reveal valuable new insights?
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Generate 3-8 research questions that will find SOURCES online to create more patterns.
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