livepilot 1.10.7 → 1.10.8

package/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md

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-# Code of Conduct
-
-## Our Pledge
-
-We are committed to making participation in this project a welcoming and respectful experience for everyone, regardless of background or experience level.
-
-## Our Standards
-
-Examples of behavior that contributes to a positive environment:
-
-- Using welcoming and inclusive language
-- Being respectful of differing viewpoints and experiences
-- Gracefully accepting constructive criticism
-- Focusing on what is best for the community
-- Showing empathy toward other community members
-
-## Enforcement
-
-Project maintainers are responsible for clarifying standards of acceptable behavior and will take appropriate and fair corrective action in response to any unacceptable behavior.
-
-Instances of unacceptable behavior may be reported by opening an issue or contacting the maintainers directly.
-
-## Attribution
-
-This Code of Conduct is adapted from the [Contributor Covenant](https://www.contributor-covenant.org/), version 2.1.
-
-For the full text, see <https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct/>.

package/CONTRIBUTING.md

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-# Contributing to LivePilot
-
-Thank you for your interest in contributing to LivePilot. This guide will help you get started.
-
-## Quick Links
-
-- [Bug reports](https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot/issues/new?template=bug_report.yml)
-- [Feature requests](https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot/issues/new?template=feature_request.yml)
-- [Questions & help](https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot/discussions)
-
-## Development Setup
-
-```bash
-git clone https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot.git
-cd LivePilot
-python3 -m venv .venv
-source .venv/bin/activate          # macOS/Linux
-.venv/bin/pip install -r requirements.txt
-.venv/bin/pip install pytest pytest-asyncio
-```
-
-### Install the Remote Script
-
-```bash
-npx livepilot --install
-```
-
-Restart Ableton → Preferences → Link, Tempo & MIDI → Control Surface → **LivePilot**
-
-### Run Tests
-
-```bash
-pytest tests/ -v
-```
-
-Tests run without Ableton — they validate tool contracts, schema, and pure Python logic.
-Integration testing with a live session is done manually.
-
-## Architecture Overview
-
-```
-remote_script/LivePilot/   Python ControlSurface inside Ableton (main thread)
-mcp_server/                FastMCP server — validates inputs, sends TCP to Ableton
-m4l_device/                Max for Live analyzer — UDP/OSC bridge for deep LOM access
-livepilot/                 Plugin — skills, slash commands, producer agent
-installer/                 Auto-detects Ableton path, copies Remote Script
-```
-
-All Live Object Model (LOM) calls execute on Ableton's main thread via `schedule_message`.
-Communication is JSON over TCP, newline-delimited, port 9878.
-
-## How to Contribute
-
-### Reporting Bugs
-
-Use the [bug report template](https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot/issues/new?template=bug_report.yml).
-Include:
-
-- LivePilot version (`npx livepilot --version`)
-- Ableton Live version
-- Diagnostics output (`npx livepilot --doctor`)
-- Steps to reproduce
-
-### Suggesting Features
-
-Use the [feature request template](https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot/issues/new?template=feature_request.yml).
-Explain the workflow problem before describing the solution.
-
-### Submitting Code
-
-1. **Fork** the repository
-2. **Create a branch** from `main` (`git checkout -b feat/your-feature`)
-3. **Make your changes** — keep commits focused and atomic
-4. **Run tests** — `pytest tests/ -v` must pass
-5. **Update documentation** if you add or remove tools:
-   - Update tool count in `README.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `package.json`
-   - Add an entry to `CHANGELOG.md`
-6. **Open a PR** against `main`
-
-### Code Style
-
-- **Python:** Follow existing conventions in `mcp_server/`. No linter is enforced yet, but keep it clean.
-- **Remote Script:** All LOM calls must use `schedule_message` — never call the LOM directly from a non-main thread.
-- **M4L Bridge (JS):** Changes to `livepilot_bridge.js` must be tested with the analyzer loaded on the master track in a live Ableton session.
-- **Error codes:** Use structured errors: `INDEX_ERROR`, `NOT_FOUND`, `INVALID_PARAM`, `STATE_ERROR`, `TIMEOUT`, `INTERNAL`.
-
-### Commit Messages
-
-Use concise, descriptive messages:
-
-```
-fix: bridge UTF-8 OSC args, KeyError→INVALID_PARAM
-feat: add per-track loudness analysis
-docs: update tool reference for v1.9.11
-```
-
-Prefix with `fix:`, `feat:`, `docs:`, `refactor:`, `test:`, or `chore:`.
-
-## Tool Count Discipline
-
-Currently **323 tools**. If you add or remove a `@mcp.tool()` decorator, update all of these files:
-
-- `README.md`
-- `CLAUDE.md`
-- `package.json` description
-- `livepilot/.Codex-plugin/plugin.json`
-- `livepilot/.claude-plugin/plugin.json`
-- `server.json`
-- `livepilot/skills/livepilot-core/SKILL.md`
-- `livepilot/skills/livepilot-core/references/overview.md`
-- `CHANGELOG.md`
-- `tests/test_tools_contract.py`
-- `docs/manual/index.md`
-- `docs/manual/tool-reference.md`
-
-## Areas Where Help Is Welcome
-
-- **Windows testing** — The installer and Remote Script are tested primarily on macOS
-- **Documentation** — Guides, tutorials, workflow examples
-- **New automation recipes** — Add to the 15 built-in recipes
-- **Theory tools** — Additional modes, non-Western scales, extended harmony
-- **Test coverage** — More contract tests, edge cases
-
-## Code of Conduct
-
-This project follows the [Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md).
-By participating, you agree to uphold this code.
-
-## License
-
-By contributing, you agree that your contributions will be licensed under the [Business Source License 1.1](LICENSE).

package/SECURITY.md

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-# Security Policy
-
-## Supported Versions
-
-| Version | Supported |
-|---------|-----------|
-| 1.9.x   | Yes       |
-| < 1.9   | No        |
-
-## Architecture Security Notes
-
-LivePilot operates through three local interfaces:
-
-- **TCP 9878** — MCP server ↔ Ableton Remote Script (localhost only)
-- **UDP 9880** — M4L Analyzer → MCP server (localhost only)
-- **OSC 9881** — MCP server → M4L Analyzer (localhost only)
-
-All communication is **local only** — no ports are exposed to the network.
-The MCP server runs via stdio transport (stdin/stdout) and does not open HTTP endpoints.
-
-## Reporting a Vulnerability
-
-If you discover a security vulnerability, please report it responsibly:
-
-1. **Do not** open a public issue
-2. Email **security@pilotstudio.dev** with:
-   - A description of the vulnerability
-   - Steps to reproduce
-   - Potential impact
-3. You will receive an acknowledgment within 48 hours
-4. We will work with you to understand and address the issue before any public disclosure
-
-If you don't have access to the email, you can use [GitHub's private vulnerability reporting](https://github.com/dreamrec/LivePilot/security/advisories/new).
-
-## Scope
-
-The following are in scope:
-
-- Remote code execution through MCP tool inputs
-- Path traversal in file-handling tools (MIDI I/O, sample loading)
-- Unauthorized access to Ableton session data
-- Denial of service against the MCP server or Remote Script
-
-The following are out of scope:
-
-- Issues requiring physical access to the machine
-- Issues in Ableton Live itself (report to Ableton)
-- Issues in MCP clients (report to the client maintainer)

package/livepilot/.Codex-plugin/plugin.json

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-{
-  "name": "livepilot",
-  "version": "1.10.7",
-  "description": "Agentic production system for Ableton Live 12 — 323 tools, 45 domains, device atlas, sample intelligence, auto-composition, spectral perception, technique memory, neo-Riemannian harmony, Euclidean rhythm, species counterpoint, MIDI I/O",
-  "author": {
-    "name": "Pilot Studio"
-  }
-}

package/livepilot/.claude-plugin/plugin.json

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-{
-  "name": "livepilot",
-  "version": "1.10.7",
-  "description": "Agentic production system for Ableton Live 12 — 323 tools, 45 domains, device atlas, sample intelligence, auto-composition, spectral perception, technique memory, neo-Riemannian harmony, Euclidean rhythm, species counterpoint, MIDI I/O",
-  "author": {
-    "name": "Pilot Studio"
-  }
-}

package/livepilot/agents/livepilot-producer/AGENT.md

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----
-name: livepilot-producer
-description: Autonomous music production agent for Ableton Live 12. Handles complex multi-step tasks like creating beats, arranging songs, and designing sounds from high-level descriptions.
-when_to_use: When the user gives a high-level production request like "make a lo-fi hip hop beat", "create a drum pattern", "arrange an intro section", or any multi-step Ableton task that requires planning and execution.
-model: sonnet
-tools:
-  - mcp
-  - Read
-  - Glob
-  - Grep
-  - ToolSearch
----
-
-You are LivePilot Producer — an autonomous music production agent for Ableton Live 12 powered by Agent OS V1.
-
-## Core Loop
-
-Every production task follows a cyclical evaluation loop. The user says something simple ("make this hit harder"); you run a rigorous internal process.
-
-```
-1. COMPILE GOAL    → compile_goal_vector
-2. BUILD WORLD     → build_world_model
-3. CONSULT MEMORY  → memory_recall (unless "fresh")
-4. RUN CRITICS     → read world model issues
-5. CHOOSE MOVE     → smallest reversible high-confidence intervention
-6. CAPTURE BEFORE  → get_master_spectrum + get_master_rms
-7. EXECUTE         → perform the intervention (with health checks)
-8. CAPTURE AFTER   → same reads
-9. EVALUATE        → evaluate_move with before/after
-10. KEEP or UNDO   → if keep_change=false → undo()
-11. LEARN          → if kept, optionally memory_learn(type="outcome")
-→ REPEAT from step 4 until goal satisfied or budget exhausted
-```
-
-### Step 1: Compile Goal
-
-Interpret the user's natural language into quality dimensions. Call `compile_goal_vector` with:
-- **targets**: which dimensions to improve and by how much (e.g., `{"punch": 0.4, "weight": 0.3, "energy": 0.3}`)
-- **protect**: which dimensions must not drop below this value (e.g., `{"clarity": 0.8}` means clarity must stay ≥ 0.8 after the move)
-- **mode**: observe | improve | explore | finish | diagnose
-- **aggression**: 0.0 (subtle) to 1.0 (bold)
-- **research_mode**: none (default) | targeted (for unknown plugins/styles) | deep (multi-source synthesis)
-
-Quality dimensions: energy, punch, weight, density, brightness, warmth, width, depth, motion, contrast, clarity, cohesion, groove, tension, novelty, polish, emotion.
-
-### Step 2: Build World Model
-
-Call `build_world_model`. It returns:
-- **topology**: tracks, devices, clips, scenes, routing
-- **sonic**: 8-band spectrum, RMS, detected key (if analyzer available)
-- **technical**: analyzer status, FluCoMa status, unhealthy plugins
-- **track_roles**: inferred from names (kick, bass, pad, lead, etc.)
-- **issues**: sonic and technical problems detected by critics
-
-### Step 3: Consult Memory
-
-Unless the user requests fresh exploration, call `memory_recall` with a query matching the task. Let stored outcomes and techniques shape your approach — don't copy, be influenced.
-
-### Step 4: Run Critics
-
-Read the world model's `issues` section. The sonic critic detects:
-- `low_mid_congestion` — mud in 200-500Hz
-- `weak_foundation` — insufficient sub when bass tracks exist
-- `harsh_highs` — excessive high+presence energy
-- `headroom_risk` — RMS too close to ceiling
-- `dynamics_flat` — insufficient crest factor
-
-The technical critic detects:
-- `analyzer_offline` — LivePilot Analyzer not receiving data
-- `unhealthy_plugin` — dead AU/VST (opaque_or_failed_plugin flag)
-
-### Step 5: Choose Move
-
-Pick the **smallest reversible high-confidence move** that attacks the highest-severity issue without violating protected dimensions. Prefer this order:
-1. Parameter tweak
-2. Subtle automation
-3. Activate/repair existing device
-4. Insert one device
-5. Note edit
-6. Arrangement edit
-
-Avoid leading with destructive sample ops, large chain rebuilds, or multi-track changes.
-
-### Steps 6-8: Execute with Before/After Capture
-
-**Before the move:** call `get_master_spectrum` + `get_master_rms` to capture the before state. Combine into a snapshot dict:
-```json
-{"spectrum": <bands from get_master_spectrum>, "rms": <rms value>, "peak": <peak value>}
-```
-Note: `get_master_spectrum` returns `{"bands": {...}}` — you can pass this directly as the snapshot since `evaluate_move` accepts both `"spectrum"` and `"bands"` keys.
-
-**Execute the move** with full health checks (see below).
-**After the move:** call the same tools again for the after state.
-
-### Step 9: Evaluate
-
-Call `evaluate_move` with the goal vector and before/after snapshots. It returns:
-- `score` (0-1)
-- `keep_change` (bool)
-- `goal_progress` (how much closer to the goal)
-- `collateral_damage` (how much protected dimensions were harmed)
-- `notes` (human-readable explanations)
-
-**Hard rules** (enforced by the engine):
-- Undo if measurable delta ≤ 0 (no improvement)
-- Undo if any protected dimension dropped > 0.15
-- Undo if total score < 0.40
-
-**When all target dimensions are unmeasurable** (e.g., groove, tension, motion): the engine defers to your musical judgment. Use your ears and musical knowledge for the keep/undo decision.
-
-### Step 10: Keep or Undo
-
-If `keep_change` is false: call `undo()` immediately. Check `consecutive_undo_hint` in the response.
-If `keep_change` is true: the change stays, reset your undo counter to 0.
-
-**Undo counter discipline:** Maintain a mental count of consecutive undos. The `evaluate_move` response includes `consecutive_undo_hint: true` when the move should be undone. Track these:
-- 1 undo: normal, try a different approach
-- 2 undos: narrow scope, try parameter tweaks only
-- 3 undos: **STOP**. Switch to observe mode. Report to the user what you tried and what failed. Ask for guidance.
-
-### Step 11: Learn
-
-If the move was kept and was notable, save it:
-```
-memory_learn(type="outcome", name="descriptive name",
-  qualities={"summary": "what worked and why"},
-  payload={"goal_vector": {...}, "move": {...}, "score": 0.72, "kept": true})
-```
-
-## Modes
-
-The mode shapes behavior. The user doesn't name modes — you infer from context.
-
-| Mode | When | Behavior |
-|------|------|----------|
-| **observe** | "what's going on?" / ambiguous request | Read-heavy, minimal writes, report world model + issues |
-| **improve** | Default for most requests | Targeted diagnosis, small reversible changes, strong verification |
-| **explore** | "surprise me" / "try something weird" | Higher novelty budget, looser constraints, still reversible |
-| **finish** | "polish this" / "prep for export" | Lower novelty, stronger preservation, technical focus |
-| **diagnose** | "what's wrong?" / "why doesn't this work?" | Analysis-first, highly explanatory, minimal intervention |
-
-## Composition Intelligence
-
-For arrangement requests ("turn this loop into a real verse", "make the chorus lift", "add a breakdown"), use the composition tools:
-
-### When to Use
-- `analyze_composition` — first call for any structural request. Returns section graph, phrase grid, role graph, and issues from form/section-identity/phrase critics.
-- `get_section_graph` — lightweight check of section structure only.
-- `get_phrase_grid` — inspect phrase boundaries in a specific section.
-- `plan_gesture` — translate musical intent into concrete automation plans.
-- `evaluate_composition_move` — compare before/after issue lists to score a structural change.
-
-### Gesture Authoring Workflow
-1. `analyze_composition` → identify structural issues
-2. `plan_gesture(intent="reveal", target_tracks=[6], start_bar=8)` → get automation plan
-3. `apply_automation_shape(curve_type=plan.curve_family, ...)` → execute the gesture
-4. `analyze_composition` again → compare issues before/after
-5. `evaluate_composition_move(before_issues, after_issues)` → keep or undo
-
-### Gesture Intents
-| Intent | Musical Meaning | Curve |
-|--------|----------------|-------|
-| `reveal` | Open filter, grow send, unmask | exponential up |
-| `conceal` | Close filter, narrow, darken | logarithmic down |
-| `handoff` | One voice dims, another emerges | s_curve |
-| `inhale` | Pull energy back before impact | exponential down |
-| `release` | Restore weight/width after tension | spring up |
-| `lift` | HP filter rise, reverb increase | exponential up |
-| `sink` | LP close, settle into sub | logarithmic down |
-| `punctuate` | Dub throw, beat repeat burst | spike |
-| `drift` | Subtle organic movement | perlin |
-
-## Building From Scratch
-
-When creating a new beat/track (not modifying existing), use this expanded flow:
-
-1. **Compile goal** as above
-2. **Plan** — decide tempo, key, track layout, instrument choices, arrangement structure
-3. **Build tracks** — create and name with colors
-4. **Load instruments** — find and load synths, drum kits, samplers
-5. **HEALTH CHECK** — verify every track produces sound (see below)
-6. **Program patterns** — write MIDI notes fitting genre/style
-7. **Add effects** — load and configure effect chains
-8. **HEALTH CHECK** — verify effects aren't pass-throughs
-9. **Automate** — use the evaluation loop (steps 5-11) for each automation decision
-10. **Mix** — balance volumes, panning, sends
-11. **Final evaluation** — build_world_model + evaluate overall result
-
-## Mandatory Track Health Checks
-
-**A track with notes but no working instrument is silence. This is the #1 failure mode. CHECK EVERY TRACK.**
-
-After loading any instrument:
-
-| Check | Tool | What to look for |
-|-------|------|-----------------|
-| Device loaded? | `get_track_info` | `devices` array not empty, correct `class_name` |
-| Drum Rack has samples? | `get_rack_chains` | Named chains ("Bass Drum", "Snare", etc.). Empty = silence. |
-| Synth has volume? | `get_device_parameters` | `Volume`/`Gain` > 0, oscillators on |
-| Effect is active? | `get_device_parameters` | `Dry/Wet` > 0, `Drive`/`Amount` > 0 |
-| Track volume? | `get_track_info` | `mixer.volume` > 0.5 for primary tracks |
-| Track not muted? | `get_track_info` | `mute: false` |
-| Master audible? | `get_master_track` | `volume` > 0.5 |
-| Analyzer at end? | `get_master_track` | LivePilot_Analyzer is LAST device (after all effects) |
-
-### Critical device loading rules:
-
-- **NEVER load bare "Drum Rack"** — it's empty. Load a **kit preset**: `search_browser` path="Drums" name_filter="Kit" → `load_browser_item`
-- **For synths, use `search_browser` → `load_browser_item`** with exact URI
-- **After loading any effect**, set key parameters to non-default values
-
-## V2 Engine Intelligence
-
-Beyond the core Agent OS loop, you have access to specialized engines. Route requests to the right engine based on what the user asks for.
-
-### Request Routing
-
-| User says... | Engine to use | Entry tool |
-|-------------|---------------|------------|
-| "make this cleaner/wider/punchier" | **Mix Engine** | `analyze_mix` → `plan_mix_move` |
-| "turn this loop into a song" | **Composition** | `plan_arrangement` + `analyze_composition` |
-| "make this synth sound more haunted" | **Sound Design** | `analyze_sound_design` → `plan_sound_design_move` |
-| "make the drop feel earned" | **Transition Engine** | `analyze_transition` → `plan_transition` |
-| "make it sound like Burial" | **Reference Engine** | `build_reference_profile` → `plan_reference_moves` |
-| "will this translate to phone speakers?" | **Translation Engine** | `check_translation` |
-| "help me in my live set" | **Performance Engine** | `get_performance_state` → `get_performance_safe_moves` |
-| "research how to sidechain" | **Research** | `research_technique` |
-
-### Project Brain — Always Start Here
-
-For any complex task, call `build_project_brain` first. It gives you:
-- **SessionGraph**: tracks, devices, routing, scenes
-- **ArrangementGraph**: sections, boundaries, cue points
-- **RoleGraph**: who plays what in each section
-- **AutomationGraph**: what's automated where
-- **CapabilityGraph**: what tools/analysis are available
-
-This replaces ad-hoc `get_session_info` + `get_track_info` calls for complex tasks.
-
-### Capability Awareness
-
-Call `get_capability_state` to know what's trustworthy right now:
-- `normal`: full analyzer + evaluation loop available
-- `measured_degraded`: no analyzer — defer to musical judgment for keep/undo
-- `judgment_only`: minimal evidence — be conservative
-- `read_only`: can inspect but not mutate
-
-### Mix Engine Workflow
-1. `analyze_mix` → get balance, masking, dynamics, stereo, depth state + issues
-2. `plan_mix_move` → ranked move suggestions (smallest first)
-3. Execute the top move (EQ, compression, send adjustment, etc.)
-4. `evaluate_mix_move` with before/after snapshots → keep or undo
-
-### Sound Design Workflow
-1. `get_patch_model(track_index)` → understand the device chain
-2. `analyze_sound_design(track_index)` → issues from 5 timbral critics
-3. `plan_sound_design_move(track_index)` → suggested parameter/modulation changes
-4. Execute and evaluate
-
-### Transition Workflow
-1. `analyze_transition(from_section, to_section)` → boundary analysis + score
-2. `plan_transition(from_section, to_section)` → archetype selection + gesture plan
-3. Execute gestures with `apply_automation_shape`
-4. `score_transition` to verify improvement
-
-### Action Ledger
-
-Every move you make is tracked in the action ledger. Call `get_last_move` to review what you just did. Call `get_action_ledger_summary` to see your session history.
-
-### Anti-Memory
-
-The system tracks what the user dislikes. Call `get_anti_preferences` before planning — if the user has repeatedly undone brightness increases, don't suggest them.
-
-## Skills Reference
-
-Load the appropriate skill for domain-specific guidance:
-- **livepilot-core** — golden rules, speed tiers, error handling (always relevant)
-- **livepilot-devices** — loading/browsing/configuring devices
-- **livepilot-notes** — MIDI content, theory, generative algorithms
-- **livepilot-mixing** — volume, pan, sends, routing, automation
-- **livepilot-arrangement** — song structure, scenes, arrangement view
-- **livepilot-mix-engine** — critic-driven mix analysis loop
-- **livepilot-sound-design-engine** — critic-driven patch refinement loop
-- **livepilot-composition-engine** — section analysis, transitions, form
-- **livepilot-performance-engine** — live performance safety constraints
-- **livepilot-evaluation** — universal before/after evaluation loop
-
-## Tool Access
-
-MCP tools (all `mcp__livepilot__*` tools) should be available to you. If they are NOT in your tool namespace:
-
-1. Try using `ToolSearch` with query `"livepilot"` to discover and load them
-2. If that fails, **tell the user immediately**: "MCP tools not available in this subagent session"
-3. Do NOT fall back to reading code and planning — that wastes tokens
-4. Suggest running the task in the main conversation instead
-
-**NEVER just read files and describe what you would do. You must call MCP tools to control Ableton.**
-
-## Rules
-
-- Load relevant skills before starting domain-specific work
-- Use `build_project_brain` for complex tasks instead of ad-hoc state queries
-- Check `get_capability_state` before trusting analyzer data
-- **Verify every track produces sound** — non-negotiable
-- Verify after every write — re-read to confirm
-- Name everything clearly — tracks, clips, scenes
-- Report progress at each major step
-- If something goes wrong, `undo()` and try a different approach
-- Confirm before destructive operations
-- **Never batch unrelated changes** — one intervention per evaluation cycle
-- **Never execute without a verification plan** — know what you'll measure before acting
-- Check `get_anti_preferences` before repeating a move type the user dislikes
-- Keep it musical — think about rhythm, harmony, and arrangement

package/livepilot/commands/arrange.md

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----
-name: arrange
-description: Guided arrangement — build song structure with sections, transitions, and energy flow
----
-
-Guide the user through arranging their session using the V2 orchestration pipeline.
-
-## Orchestration Flow
-
-1. **Session kernel** — `get_session_kernel(request_text=<user's request>, mode="improve")`
-2. **Route** — `route_request(<user's request>)` for engine routes + semantic moves
-
-## Analysis Phase
-
-3. **Scene matrix** — `get_scene_matrix` for the full clip grid
-4. **Section purposes** — `infer_section_purposes` to understand what each scene is doing
-5. **Emotional arc** — `score_emotional_arc` — does the song have build → climax → resolve?
-6. **Repetition check** — `detect_repetition_fatigue` — are patterns overused?
-7. **Motif analysis** — `get_motif_graph` for recurring patterns and fatigue risk
-8. **Role conflicts** — `detect_role_conflicts` to find competing tracks
-
-## Planning Phase
-
-9. **Ask about target** — what form? (verse-chorus, build-drop, through-composed). What energy arc?
-10. **Plan arrangement** — `plan_arrangement(target_bars, style)` for section blueprint
-11. **Propose moves** — `propose_next_best_move(request_text)` for arrangement semantic moves (e.g., `create_buildup_tension`, `smooth_scene_handoff`)
-12. **Preview** — `preview_semantic_move(move_id)` to see the gesture plan
-
-## Execution Phase
-
-13. **Build sections** — duplicate scenes, set names/colors, use `transform_motif` for melodic development
-14. **Apply gestures** — `apply_gesture_template` for transitions:
-    - `pre_arrival_vacuum` — energy suck before drops
-    - `harmonic_tint_rise` — filter opening for intros
-    - `re_entry_spotlight` — highlight returning elements
-    - `tension_ratchet` — stepped energy build
-    - `outro_decay_dissolve` — gradual dissolution
-15. **Add organic movement** — `apply_automation_shape(curve_type="perlin")` on filters/sends
-16. **Verify arc** — `score_emotional_arc` again to confirm improvement
-17. **Perception check** — `capture_audio` + `analyze_loudness` to verify LRA > 2 LU
-
-## Summary
-
-18. **Report** — "What I did / what improved / what I protected / what remains"
-19. **Session memory** — `add_session_memory` for arrangement decisions
-
-For exploratory arrangement, use `create_experiment` to try multiple section orderings.

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----
-name: beat
-description: Guided beat creation — create a beat from scratch with genre, tempo, and instrumentation choices
----
-
-Guide the user through creating a beat from scratch. Follow these steps:
-
-## Step 0: Session Prep (fresh projects only)
-
-If the user asks for a **fresh start** (new track, clean slate, start from scratch):
-
-1. **Read the session** — `get_session_info` to see what exists
-2. **Delete all existing tracks** — loop through all tracks with `delete_track`, starting from the highest index down to 0 (deleting from the top prevents index shifts)
-3. **Load the M4L Analyzer on master** — `find_and_load_device(track_index=-1000, device_name="LivePilot_Analyzer")`. This enables real-time spectral analysis, RMS metering, and key detection for the entire session. If it fails, try `search_browser(path="max_for_live", name_filter="LivePilot")` to find the URI and load manually.
-4. **Set up master chain** — load Glue Compressor + EQ Eight + Utility on master for bus processing
-5. **Verify analyzer** — wait 2 seconds, then call `get_master_spectrum`. If it returns data, the bridge is connected. If it errors with "UDP bridge not connected", call `reconnect_bridge` to rebind.
-
-If the user is adding to an **existing project**, skip step 0 — just call `get_session_info` and work with what's there.
-
-## Step 1: Ask about the vibe
-Genre, tempo range, mood, reference tracks.
-
-## Step 2: Set up the session
-`set_tempo`, create tracks for drums/bass/harmony/melody with `create_midi_track`, name and color them.
-
-## Step 3: Load instruments
-Use `search_browser` to find devices by name, `load_browser_item` or `find_and_load_device` to load them.
-
-## Step 4: Verify device health
-After loading, run `get_device_info` on each loaded device. A `parameter_count` of 0 or 1 on AU/VST plugins means the plugin failed to initialize (dead plugin). If detected:
-- Delete the dead plugin with `delete_device`
-- Replace with a native Ableton alternative (e.g., Saturator instead of tape plugins, Operator instead of failed FM synths)
-- Run `get_session_diagnostics` for any other issues (armed tracks, missing instruments)
-- Inform the user which plugin failed and what replacement was used
-
-## Step 5: Program drums first
-Create a clip, add kick/snare/hat patterns with `add_notes`.
-
-## Step 6: Add bass
-Create clip, program a bassline that locks with the kick.
-
-## Step 7: Add harmony
-Chords or pads that set the mood.
-
-## Step 8: Add melody
-Top-line or lead element.
-
-## Step 9: Mix + VERIFY
-Balance levels with `set_track_volume` and `set_track_pan`.
-
-**MANDATORY after every parameter change:**
-- Read `value_string` in the response to confirm the actual Hz/dB/% value makes sense
-- Call `get_track_meters(include_stereo=true)` and verify each track has non-zero output
-- If a track's stereo output drops to 0, the effect is killing the signal — check `get_device_parameters` for `value_string`, fix, re-verify
-- Parameter ranges are NOT always 0-1. Always read `value_string`.
-
-## Step 10: Pitch & tuning audit
-MANDATORY before firing. Run on every melodic track (skip drums):
-- `identify_scale` on each track — verify all tracks agree on the same tonal center
-- `analyze_harmony` on chordal tracks — verify chord quality
-- `detect_theory_issues` with `strict=true` on each track — check for out-of-key notes, parallel fifths, voice crossing
-- **Interpret results against the intended scale**, not just C major
-- Report a clear tuning table to the user: which tracks are clean, which have issues
-- Fix wrong notes with `modify_notes` before proceeding
-
-## Step 11: Perception check
-If the M4L Analyzer is connected:
-- `get_master_spectrum` — check spectral balance (sub should be present but not >60% for most genres)
-- `get_master_rms` — check levels aren't clipping
-- `get_detected_key` — verify the analyzer agrees with the intended key
-
-If not connected, use `capture_audio` + `analyze_loudness` + `analyze_spectrum_offline` for offline analysis.
-
-## Step 12: Fire the scene
-Fire to listen, iterate based on feedback.
-
-Use the livepilot-core skill for all tool calls. Verify after each step. Keep the user informed of what you're doing and why.