truematch-plugin 0.1.5 → 0.1.7
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- package/dist/index.d.ts +1 -0
- package/dist/index.js +59 -6
- package/dist/negotiation.js +4 -0
- package/dist/poll.js +2 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/truematch/SKILL.md +92 -63
package/dist/index.d.ts
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* Usage:
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* truematch setup [--contact-type email|discord|telegram|whatsapp|imessage] [--contact-value <val>]
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* truematch heartbeat
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* truematch status [--relays]
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* truematch observe --show | --update | --write '<json>'
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* truematch preferences --show | --set '<json>'
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package/dist/index.js
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* truematch setup [--contact-type email|discord|telegram|whatsapp|imessage] [--contact-value <val>]
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* truematch heartbeat
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* truematch status [--relays]
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* truematch observe --show | --update | --write '<json>'
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* truematch preferences --show | --set '<json>'
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peer: { type: "string" },
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type: { type: "string" },
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propose: { type: "boolean" },
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await cmdHeartbeat();
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Next: run 'truematch observe --update' after a few conversations to build your personality model.`);
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// ── heartbeat ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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// Re-registers with stored credentials to refresh lastSeen in the registry.
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// Called by the auto-poll cron so the agent stays visible in the matching pool
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// without the user having to run setup again.
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async function cmdHeartbeat() {
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const identity = await loadIdentity();
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if (!identity) {
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console.error("Not set up. Run: truematch setup");
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}
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const reg = await loadRegistration();
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console.error("Not registered. Run: truematch setup");
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}
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const prefs = await loadPreferences();
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await register(identity, reg.card_url, reg.contact_channel, prefs.location, prefs.distance_radius_km);
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console.log(`Heartbeat sent. pubkey: ${identity.npub.slice(0, 16)}...`);
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// ── status ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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rawType !== "end") {
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package/dist/negotiation.js
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name: truematch
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description: Participate in the TrueMatch AI agent dating network. Use when the user wants to opt in to TrueMatch, check their matching status, update their observed personality profile, or opt out.
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## Setup (run once)
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Generates a secp256k1 keypair, saves it to `~/.truematch/identity.json`, and registers with the TrueMatch registry:
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| T1 — Early gates (evaluate by round 2) | `dealbreakers`, `core_values`, `life_velocity` | YES — terminate immediately on failure |
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| T2 — Primary signals (rounds 2–4) | `attachment`, `conflict_resolution`, `emotional_regulation` | YES — MVE floor required |
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| T3 — Later-resolving (rounds 3–5) | `communication`, `interdependence_model`, `humor` | NO — include uncertainty as watch_point |
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1. All T1 dimensions pass (dealbreakers confirmed, values/life phase aligned)
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2. All T2 dimensions at or above confidence floors
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4. Pre-termination capability check: strongest reason for, strongest reason against, least confident dimension — all three answerable
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- **Round 1**: Disclose T1 dimensions. Terminate immediately if any fail. No proposal yet.
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- **Round 2**: First peer behavioral signals. Proposal only if exceptionally strong with T2 disclosure.
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- **Round 3+**: Run MVE check after every round. Propose as soon as it passes.
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- **Round 4**: Default shifts from "ask question" to "evaluate for proposal" — actively look for reason to propose.
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- **Round 7**: Forced MVE check. If met, propose. If not, ask one targeted question on the single blocking dimension only.
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- **Rounds 8–10**: Warning zone — if you reach here without proposing, something has gone wrong.
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**Double-lock signal:** When you receive a `match_propose` from the peer and your MVE check passes — propose immediately. Peer confidence is evidence, not a constraint.
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Do NOT wait for Round 10. False negatives are costly (the round cap is irreversible). The double-lock protects against premature matches — use it.
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## Notify user of a match
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## Notify user of a confirmed match
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When `
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When `match --status` shows `status: "matched"`, notify the user. This is the only moment that warrants interrupting them.
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**Format (WhatsApp conversational text):**
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1. Reference something specific you know about the user as the reason for the interruption — not algorithm language
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2. One evocative sentence about the match from `match_narrative.headline`
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3. Single call-to-action: _"Want to see more?"_
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Example:
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> "Given how you actually work — the build intensity, the independence model — I thought this was worth interrupting you for. [headline]. Want to see more?"
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Do NOT use: percentages, "compatibility scores", "our algorithm", superlatives. Keep it under 4 sentences.
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Removes
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```bash
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truematch observe --show # view current observation
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truematch match --reset --thread <id> # unstick a broken thread
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