mirror-mind 0.0.1 → 0.32.1

package/.pi/skills/mm-soul/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: "mm-soul"
+description: Activates Soul Mode, a ritual listening mode for inner life
+user-invocable: true
+---
+
+# Soul Mode
+
+Activates `☾ Soul Mode`, the ritual listening lens for inner life.
+
+Soul Mode turns the day toward the inner life. It opens with a visible entry
+surface and the question: "how is your day going today?"
+
+## Usage
+
+Pi and Gemini CLI:
+
+```text
+/mm-soul [journey-slug]
+```
+
+Codex:
+
+```text
+$mm-soul [journey-slug]
+```
+
+Claude Code:
+
+```text
+/mm:soul [journey-slug]
+```
+
+Natural-language equivalents should be treated as the product interface:
+
+```text
+enter Soul Mode
+open Soul Mode
+start Soul Mode for <journey-slug>
+```
+
+## 1. Activate Soul Mode
+
+```bash
+mirror soul load [slug]
+```
+
+The command:
+
+- activates `☾ Soul Mode` in the operating-mode lifecycle;
+- renders the Mode Entry surface (`☾ SOUL MODE ACTIVE`);
+- sets the journey as sticky context when a slug is provided;
+- does not open a rite;
+- does not create or update a journal entry.
+
+## 1.1 Transition Surface
+
+The `soul load` output includes the conversational transition surface. Render
+that surface visibly to the user before continuing. Do not recreate it from
+scratch unless the command failed to render it; copy the rendered surface from
+the command output.
+
+## 2. Listening To The Living Field
+
+After activation, treat the user's next natural answer as Listening To The Living
+Field. Do not show Possible Listenings when the answer is still thin. Reflect or
+ask a follow-up instead.
+
+When living matter appears, such as a touched center, emerging shadow,
+threatened value, search for clarity, request for beauty or meaning, strong
+dispersion, or a phrase with more weight than the rest, render Possible
+Listenings at the end of the response. Do not only ask another reflective
+question once this threshold is crossed.
+
+Use the contained renderer. This call is required Soul Mode behavior, not
+optional tool use:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul listen \
+  --self "situated Self Voice description" \
+  --shadow "situated Shadow Voice description" \
+  [--wisdom "situated Wisdom Voice description"] \
+  [--beauty "situated Beauty Voice description"]
+```
+
+The descriptions must be situated in what the user brought. Do not use generic
+menu copy when the user has offered specific material.
+
+The threshold has been crossed when the user moves from reporting events to
+naming an inner contract or referring to any internal tension, conflict, or
+discomfort, such as fear, wound, desire, compulsion, or threatened sense of
+belonging.
+
+## 3. Activation, Listening, And Operational Boundary
+
+Activating Soul Mode is context setup and ritual entry only. After rendering the
+surface, let the user answer naturally. Do not infer a rite, create a fruit, or
+write to the journal during activation.
+
+Rendering Possible Listenings is still only an invitation. The surface must end
+by telling the user they can hear one of these voices now or just continue the
+conversation. Do not open a rite until the user chooses a listening. Do not
+create a fruit or write to the journal in this story.
+
+Soul Mode must not directly execute clear operational mutation requests. When
+the user asks to edit files, create code, implement a story, run implementation
+commands, mutate roadmap/docs/code, package a release, or otherwise change
+project state, do not call Soul Mode ritual commands and do not mutate files.
+
+Instead, name the boundary visibly and ask whether to switch to Builder Mode for
+the same journey. Use this response shape:
+
+```text
+☾ SOUL → BUILDER BOUNDARY
+
+This is operational Builder work, not Soul Mode ritual listening. Soul Mode turns the day toward the inner life; Builder executes commitment. I can switch to Builder Mode for <slug> and do this there.
+```
+
+Only after the user confirms the switch should Mirror activate Builder Mode with:
+
+```bash
+mirror build load <slug>
+```
+
+Local refinements to the ritual experience, such as discussing microcopy,
+thresholds, voice behavior, icons, or flow, remain conversational unless the user
+explicitly asks to preserve or implement them in the codebase.
+
+## 4. Active Rite: Soul Mode Voices
+
+When Possible Listenings are visible and the user chooses Self Voice, Shadow
+Voice, Wisdom Voice, or Beauty Voice in natural language, render the listening
+surface before the interpretive bridge:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul rite self
+mirror soul rite shadow
+mirror soul rite wisdom \
+  --says "complete Wisdom Voice response"
+mirror soul rite beauty \
+  --says "complete Beauty Voice response"
+```
+
+You may pass situated listening copy when it improves continuity:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul rite self \
+  --says "complete Self Voice response"
+```
+
+Voices are listening lenses, not conversational agents. The user always
+converses with Mirror. The voice response appears inside the card under `the
+voice says`; Mirror then makes an interpretive bridge outside the card,
+connecting what the voice says to the ongoing conversation. Do not render a
+`listening for` section for any voice.
+
+For Self Voice, use the composed prompt as the voice contract:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul prompt self
+```
+
+This command injects the user's current `self/soul` identity layer into the base
+Self Voice prompt, so the voice gains the principles the user is incorporating
+over time. Before rendering the Self card, compose the complete Self Voice
+utterance yourself from the prompt and the user's living material, then pass it
+with `--says`. Do not reduce Self Voice to a one-line aphorism. The response
+inside the card should usually be 3 to 5 compact paragraphs; a single sentence is
+only a seed, not the whole voice.
+
+The prompt is grammar, not text to quote. Self Voice listens for principle,
+value, internal constitution, and what must not be betrayed. It must mirror what
+the user is not seeing and use the invisible principles to reveal what is
+happening; it must not solve the problem, recommend a next step, or tell the user
+what to do.
+
+For Shadow Voice, listen to the rejected part without punishment, diagnosis, or
+governance. The Shadow response inside the card should reveal the protection or necessity
+inside the rejected part, not justify it. After the card, Mirror bridges the
+voice response back to the conversation.
+
+For Wisdom Voice, use the canonical prompt as the voice contract:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul prompt wisdom
+```
+
+Before rendering the Wisdom card, compose the complete Wisdom Voice utterance yourself from the prompt and the user's living material. Then call `soul rite wisdom --says "..."`. Never call `soul rite wisdom` without `--says`; that would render no real voice.
+
+The prompt is grammar, not text to quote. Wisdom Voice lets the user's material
+be crossed by a situated idea from a thinker, philosopher, sacred text, ancient
+tradition, proverb, contemplative teaching, mythic image, or other relevant
+wisdom text.
+
+Wisdom Voice must be substantial: usually 5 to 8 compact paragraphs inside the
+card, directly below `the voice says`, not a one-line aphorism. Do not render a
+`listening for` section.
+
+The card must contain the voice of the selected source itself: the text,
+tradition, thinker, prophet, monk, sage, or old teaching speaking from its own
+symbolic world. The tone is solemn, ancestral, divine, severe, poetic, and
+atemporal: like a god on a mountain, a Zarathustra-like figure descending after
+solitude, a reclusive monk, or a sage who has waited for everyone else to speak
+first. It should not sound like Mirror's ordinary explanatory voice.
+
+Inside the card, Wisdom Voice does not explain, analyze, cite, justify, or bridge
+to the user's practical problem. It affirms, reveals, declares, and unfolds the
+source's central image, metaphor, symbol, distinction, or teaching from within
+its native world. Use archetypal language when fitting: mountain, earth, sky,
+abyss, fire, seed, river, tree, root, fruit, forge, dust, stars, silence, season,
+pulse, covenant, exile, return, threshold, wound, blessing. End with a powerful,
+lapidary declaration rather than an ordinary question.
+
+The practical connection to the user's concrete problem is Mirror's job and must
+happen outside the card, after the voice, in Mirror's normal tone. Outside the
+card, Mirror should briefly explain the origin of the passage or teaching when
+known: who said it, where it appears, and the historical or textual context that
+matters for this conversation. Keep that origin note related to the user's
+material, not as an academic aside. Do not fabricate citations, books, chapters,
+verses, page numbers, or exact wording; if uncertain, name only the source level
+that is reliable.
+
+For Beauty Voice, use the canonical prompt as the voice contract:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul prompt beauty
+```
+
+Before rendering the Beauty card, compose the complete Beauty Voice utterance yourself from the prompt and the user's living material. Then call `soul rite beauty --says "..."`. Never call `soul rite beauty` without `--says`; that would render no real voice.
+
+The prompt is grammar, not text to quote. Beauty Voice listens for the form of
+aliveness still present in the user's material: texture, delicacy, care, meaning,
+body, image, rhythm, poem, literature, music, atmosphere, or the place where life
+still breathes. It must not force positivity, minimize pain, decorate the user's
+material, or tell the user what to do.
+
+Beauty Voice must be substantial: usually 4 to 6 compact paragraphs inside the
+card, directly below `the voice says`, not a decorative one-line consolation. Do
+not render a `listening for` section.
+
+Inside the card, Beauty speaks as image, texture, rhythm, atmosphere, or fragment
+without explaining the user's psychology or bridging practically to the problem.
+The practical connection to the user's concrete material is Mirror's job and must
+happen outside the card, after the voice, in Mirror's normal tone. Outside the
+card, Mirror may name a poem, author, artwork, song, or aesthetic source when
+useful and reliable. Do not fabricate citation details when the origin is
+uncertain.
+
+## 5. Fruit In Maturation
+
+During an active Self Voice or Shadow Voice rite, when the conversation yields a
+provisional harvest, render one Fruit In Maturation at the end of the response:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul fruit set "provisional fruit text"
+```
+
+Use `--session-id` when a Pi session id is available.
+
+Keep exactly one fruit in maturation. The fruit should thicken over turns.
+When new material appears, do not replace the fruit with the newest insight as a
+filter. Instead, synthesize the current fruit with the new living material and
+call `fruit set` with the denser formulation.
+
+If needed, render the current fruit first:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul fruit show
+```
+
+Fruit maturation replaces the wording, not the lineage. Preserve the previous
+living core unless the user explicitly rejects it.
+
+The fruit should remain singular in form but plural in root. If more than one
+living element appears in a turn, do not choose only one by default. Preserve
+every element that deepens the same fruit, then compress them into one living
+phrase. Do not turn the fruit into a list, a summary, or a bundle of separate
+takeaways.
+
+Include multiple new elements when they deepen the same living fruit. Leave out
+elements that belong to another fruit, are only context, merely repeat what is
+already present, weaken the phrase, or should remain an unresolved open question.
+
+A good fruit is short, memorable, phrased as living insight rather than a task,
+faithful to the active voice, revisable, and dense enough to carry the lineage of
+what has already appeared.
+
+## 6. Closing Rite
+
+The Closing Rite closes the Soul Mode session opened by the entry question
+"how is your day going today?" It is not necessarily an exit from Soul Mode.
+After the Closing Rite, Mirror invites the user to review what may want to remain
+before ending.
+
+Render the Closing Rite when:
+
+- the user asks to close the rite/session;
+- the user says there is nothing more after harvest;
+- a harvested fruit has just been saved to the journal.
+
+Natural-language examples:
+
+```text
+vamos fechar o rito
+acho que é isso
+encerrar essa sessão
+close this ritual
+```
+
+Compose compact situated material from the conversation and call:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul close \
+  --harvested "what was harvested" \
+  --echoes "what still echoes" \
+  --open "what remains open" \
+  --integration "what may want integration later"
+```
+
+Only include sections that have real material. At least one section is required.
+Paste the Closing Rite surface visibly before commentary.
+
+After the Closing Rite, ask exactly:
+
+```text
+There is living material that may want to remain as part of your Mirror identity. Do you want to integrate it now?
+```
+
+If the user says yes, render Integration Proposal. If the user declines and inclines
+toward ending for today, exit Soul Mode by deactivating the active operating mode:
+
+```bash
+mirror mode deactivate
+```
+
+Then leave a short farewell in Mirror's normal voice. If the user brings another
+theme, stay in Soul Mode and treat it as a new answer to the day's living field.
+
+Closing is not integration. It must not save a journal entry by itself, propose
+an identity diff, mutate Self/Shadow/Ego/persona/journey identity, or change
+project state.
+
+## 7. Integration Proposal
+
+When the user accepts the post-closing invitation, or asks what may want to
+remain, render Integration Proposal. This card is the proposed integration text
+itself, not a preliminary map:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul review \
+  --origin "where this material came from" \
+  --self "first-person principle/practice" \
+  --shadow "protective part to recognize" \
+  --ego "operational behavior pattern" \
+  --persona "public presentation pattern" \
+  --open "question or material to leave open"
+```
+
+Only include sections with real material. At least one section is required.
+Paste the Integration Proposal surface visibly before commentary.
+
+The `origin` and `leave open` sections are context only. Registrable identity
+sections are Self, Shadow, Ego, and Persona. The card must not include journey
+identity or journey pattern; that category is not mature enough for this release.
+
+After Integration Proposal, ask exactly:
+
+```text
+Do you want to record it this way in your identity? Or we can adjust anything you want.
+```
+
+If the user asks to adjust, render an updated Integration Proposal before any
+apply. If the user confirms registration, apply only the registrable identity
+sections present in the card, using their exact text. Do not mutate from `origin`
+or `leave open`.
+
+## 8. Focused Psyche Enrichment Proposal
+
+The multi-layer Integration Proposal is the normal proposal surface. Use the
+focused `soul propose` surface only when the user asks to isolate or rewrite one
+specific layer before applying.
+
+When the user asks how one specific point could remain in Self, Shadow, Ego, or a
+persona, first load the current target identity when possible:
+
+```bash
+mirror identity get self soul
+mirror identity get shadow profile
+mirror identity get ego behavior
+mirror identity get persona <persona-id>
+```
+
+Then render a proposal-only surface:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul propose self \
+  --origin "Soul Mode harvest / review context" \
+  --current "current self/soul material or none loaded" \
+  --proposed "proposed identity content" \
+  --why "why this may belong"
+```
+
+Targets:
+
+- `self` defaults to key `soul`.
+- `shadow` defaults to key `profile`.
+- `ego` defaults to key `behavior`.
+- `persona` requires `--key <persona-id>`.
+
+The proposal must include `proposal only — no identity changed`. Do not apply it
+until the user explicitly confirms the exact proposed content.
+
+The `--proposed` text must be the exact integration sentence/paragraph to add,
+not an informal summary and not the full replacement document. `soul apply`
+records the individual integration and appends it to the target identity under
+the layer-specific integration section; it must not overwrite the existing
+identity content by default.
+
+Use layer-appropriate language:
+
+- Self: an affirmative first-person principle the user adopts as practice while accepting good and bad days. Do not use possibility language such as `can`, `may`, `maybe`, or `need to` as the center of the Self statement. Prefer direct principle language, e.g. `I care for bonds without turning immediate availability into moral proof of love; my inner measure also belongs to care.` or `My true commitment is born from the truth of the work, not from managing my image.`
+- Shadow: a first-person recognition of a protective part without shame or command, e.g. `A part of me tries to buy safety by offering excessive availability when it fears being judged as careless.`
+- Ego: a behavioral pattern stated operationally, e.g. `When I fear judgment, I can compensate by staying available beyond the real measure.`
+- Persona: a public-role pattern stated as presentation, not essence, e.g. `My professional persona can confuse reliability with excessive visible availability.`
+
+## 9. Confirmation And Safe Identity Mutation
+
+If the user asks to apply a proposal, first ask for explicit confirmation with the exact target and exact text:
+
+```text
+May I apply exactly this proposal to `self/soul`:
+
+"..."
+
+Do you confirm applying exactly this text?
+```
+
+If the user explicitly confirms applying a proposal, call:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul apply self \
+  --proposed "exact proposed integration text" \
+  --origin "Soul Mode harvest / integration proposal context" \
+  --confirm APPLY
+```
+
+Use the same target layer/key as the proposal. For persona, include `--key`.
+Never call `soul apply` without explicit user confirmation. Never apply a
+paraphrase that differs from the proposed content unless the user first approves
+the revised proposal. `soul apply` is additive by default: it preserves existing
+identity content, creates an individual integration record, and appends the
+confirmed text under the target layer's integration section:
+
+- Self: `## New Incorporated Principles`
+- Shadow: `## New Hidden Needs Recognized`
+- Ego: `## New Operational Patterns Identified`
+- Persona: `## New Participation Patterns Revealed`
+
+After applying, ask:
+
+```text
+Do you want to review another integration, or shall we close here?
+```
+
+## 10. Harvested Fruit And Journal Confirmation
+
+When the user says they wish to harvest, close the current fruit into a Harvested
+Fruit surface:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul harvest set "final fruit text"
+```
+
+If the fruit is already harvested, render it with:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul harvest show
+```
+
+Paste the Harvested Fruit surface visibly. Do not save automatically. The card
+asks whether to save as-is or change anything first, and the user must explicitly
+confirm saving or request an edit.
+
+When the user confirms saving, call:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul harvest save [--journey journey-slug]
+```
+
+This creates one structured Markdown journal entry and clears the harvested fruit state. When a runtime conversation is available, the journal entry includes the originating `conversation_id`, an origin link, and preserved conversation material. If the user asks to save again after state is cleared, do not create a duplicate.
+
+After a successful save, do not stop at "saved to journal". Immediately render
+the Closing Rite with `memory soul close`, using the harvested fruit and any
+remaining echoes/open questions from the conversation. Then ask: `There is living material that may want to remain. Do you want to look at it together before we close?`
+
+When the user declines saving, call:
+
+```bash
+mirror soul harvest decline
+```
+
+This clears the harvested fruit without creating a journal entry.

package/.pi/skills/mm-tasks/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: "mm-tasks"
+description: Lists and manages journey tasks
+user-invocable: true
+---
+
+# Tasks
+
+When receiving `/mm-tasks [subcommand] [args]`:
+
+```bash
+mirror tasks [subcommand] [args]
+```
+
+Subcommands: `list` (default), `add`, `done`, `doing`, `block`, `delete`, `import`, `sync`, `sync-config`
+
+**Examples:**
+```bash
+mirror tasks --journey mirror
+mirror tasks add "Write plan doc" --journey mirror
+mirror tasks done <task-id>
+```
+
+Present the output to the user without modification.

package/.pi/skills/mm-update/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: "mm-update"
+description: Updates the local Mirror Mind runtime through the safe runtime updater
+user-invocable: true
+---
+
+# Update Mirror
+
+Use when the user asks any natural-language variant of:
+
+- "Update my Mirror."
+- "Update Mirror."
+- "Atualize meu Mirror."
+- "Atualizar o Mirror."
+- "Install the new Mirror version."
+- "Apply the Mirror update."
+
+## Command
+
+Run the safe updater:
+
+```bash
+mirror runtime update
+```
+
+Show the output verbatim. Do not replace this with `git pull`, `git fetch`, or
+manual migration commands. The runtime updater owns the status gate, the
+verified backup, the fast-forward, the migration, and the post-update check.
+
+If the updater reports a recovery route, show it exactly as printed: it names
+the commit to return to. If it succeeds, mention the installed version if the
+output includes it.

package/.pi/skills/mm-week/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: "mm-week"
+description: Shows the weekly view or ingests a free-text plan
+user-invocable: true
+---
+
+# Week
+
+When receiving `/mm-week` (no arguments):
+
+```bash
+mirror week
+```
+
+When receiving `/mm-week plan "<free text>"`:
+
+```bash
+mirror week plan "<free text>"
+```
+
+This calls an LLM to extract temporal items. After showing the extracted items,
+ask the user to confirm before saving. If confirmed:
+
+```bash
+mirror week save
+```
+
+Present all output to the user without modification.

package/.pi/skills/mm-welcome/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: "mm-welcome"
+description: Renders the state-aware welcome card on demand
+user-invocable: true
+---
+
+# Welcome
+
+When receiving `/mm-welcome`, run:
+
+```bash
+mirror welcome
+```
+
+Show the user the output verbatim. The welcome is a short, state-aware
+greeting composed from the database: header, active journey, recent insight
+or conversation, and a closing invitation. Useful when `quietStartup: true`
+hides the boot welcome, when the user wants a fresh snapshot mid-session,
+or when a new runtime starts and the welcome was missed.
+
+If the command prints nothing, tell the user: "Nothing to surface right now."
+Otherwise, do not add commentary — the welcome speaks for itself.
+
+See `docs/product/specs/welcome/index.md` for the composition rules.