priiisk 0.7.9-linux-arm64 → 0.7.10-darwin-x64
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- package/README.md +1 -1
- package/bin/priiisk +0 -0
- package/package.json +4 -4
- package/profiles/_base/instructions.md +69 -55
- package/profiles/_fragments/beads.md +7 -6
- package/profiles/assayer/instructions.md +23 -16
- package/profiles/foreman/instructions.md +24 -20
- package/profiles/prospector/instructions.md +16 -13
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"name": "priiisk",
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"description": "priiisk executable for
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# Worker protocol
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You are a worker in a camp run by a single orchestrator. You work on the task
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current plan: read it before your next step, not after.
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foreman: наём `prospector` входит в её работу и ограничивается ядром, а не её
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tools for it are in your hand — otherwise there is nothing there to reach for.
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report, not into your next edit.
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