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millrace_plus/__init__.py

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+"""Public package metadata for millrace-plus."""
+
+__version__ = "0.22.0"
+
+__all__ = ("__version__",)

millrace_plus/py.typed

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+

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/SKILL.md

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+---
+name: millrace-entrypoint-authoring
+description: Public Millrace entrypoint and stage-core skill authoring guide. Use when an agent needs to write, edit, or review Millrace stage entrypoint prompts, core entrypoint skills, terminal marker instructions, structured artifact schemas, handoff formats, validation checklists, or prompt/skill package assets for a compiler-validated workflow.
+---
+
+# Millrace Entrypoint Authoring
+
+## Core Rule
+
+Entrypoints are prompt files. A stage runner receives an instruction like:
+
+```text
+Open [relative/path/to/entrypoint.md] and follow instructions.
+```
+
+The entrypoint prompt tells the stage agent how to act. It does not create
+runtime authority. Runtime legality still comes from selected compiled
+workflow/package data.
+
+Do not put API keys, OAuth tokens, local credential paths, provider secrets, or
+adapter config secrets in workflow packages, prompt assets, skill files, or
+evidence reports. Adapter config is local operator config, not package
+authority.
+
+## Do Not Overclaim
+
+- Do not state a command exists unless it appears in current CLI help or CLI
+  tests.
+- Do not state a config field exists unless it appears in accepted contracts or
+  package/workflow schemas.
+- Do not infer runtime behavior from prompt text, filenames, folders, display
+  labels, CLI aliases, or runner prose.
+- Do not treat examples as generic proof, planes as mandatory, LAD names as
+  kernel vocabulary, or skill prose as runtime authority.
+
+## Required Two-Layer Pattern
+
+Use two assets by default for every non-trivial stage:
+
+1. Entrypoint prompt:
+   - role and scope;
+   - stage ownership: shaping, implementation, review/check,
+     reconciliation, wait packaging, operator-decision packaging, or another
+     selected workflow-defined role;
+   - dispatch input reading;
+   - payload-as-data rule for non-implementation stages;
+   - readable assets and writable artifacts;
+   - execution process;
+   - required evidence;
+   - terminal marker protocol;
+   - stop conditions.
+2. Core stage skill:
+   - exact selected artifact schemas copied from workflow/package authority;
+   - handoff formats that use only selected schema fields or runner evidence
+     channels;
+   - valid and invalid examples;
+   - validation checklist;
+   - completion criteria.
+
+A prompt-only exception is allowed only for a deliberately trivial stage whose
+artifact and handoff contract are fully declared elsewhere. Do not copy old
+prompt structure just because an earlier workflow used it. Keep the stage
+behavior, then re-author the asset split around structured handoff.
+
+## Entrypoint Prompt Contents
+
+Every entrypoint prompt must include these headings:
+
+```text
+Role:
+Scope:
+Inputs from dispatch:
+Readable assets:
+Writable artifacts:
+Required evidence:
+Legal terminal markers rendered by runtime:
+Forbidden claims:
+How to return evidence:
+When to stop:
+```
+
+Read `references/entrypoint-prompt-pattern.md` for the template.
+
+## Core Skill Contents
+
+Every core stage skill must include:
+
+- exact selected artifact schema, including required and optional fields, or
+  explicit no-artifact/null behavior when the selected terminal action has no
+  artifact schema;
+- handoff format expected by the next stage or runtime;
+- parseable JSON examples of valid and invalid artifacts; invalid examples
+  must cover an extra undeclared field, a missing required field, and a type
+  mismatch;
+- validation checklist;
+- completion criteria tied to the selected workflow's definition of done;
+- instructions for preserving evidence and citing assumptions in selected
+  schema fields only when declared, otherwise in runner evidence/report
+  surfaces.
+
+Read `references/core-entrypoint-skill-pattern.md` and
+`references/artifact-handoff-patterns.md` before writing a core stage skill.
+
+## Boundary References
+
+Read `references/dispatch-and-evidence-boundaries.md` when a stage needs
+dispatch envelope context, runner evidence boundaries, selected package asset
+pins, or operator wait/intervention context.
+
+Read `references/terminal-markers-and-runtime-authority.md` before adding or
+reviewing terminal-marker text.
+
+Read `references/worked-examples.md` when you need concise `kernel_ping`,
+`simple_loop`, or hosted LAD entrypoint/core-skill examples.
+
+Read `references/entrypoint-review-checklist.md` before approving an
+entrypoint or core stage skill for package selection.
+
+## Review Checklist
+
+- The entrypoint prompt is concise enough for the stage runner to follow.
+- The core skill carries structured schemas and handoff details.
+- The prompt says what the stage owns, treats payload as data, and prevents
+  non-implementation stages from doing downstream implementation work.
+- The core skill is selected-schema-first: examples contain no undeclared
+  artifact fields, markers are spelled exactly, and JSON examples are
+  parseable.
+- The prompt tells the agent how to select terminal markers, not what runtime
+  effects those markers cause.
+- No prompt or skill text claims queue movement, route legality, retry counts,
+  approval, package import, capability, effect, or state mutation behavior.
+- Artifacts contain only selected-schema fields; extra evidence or
+  assumptions live in runner evidence/report surfaces unless the selected
+  schema declares fields for them.
+- The asset paths are package-relative and stable.
+- Prompt assets and core skills do not contain API keys, OAuth tokens, local
+  credential paths, provider secrets, or adapter config secrets.
+
+## Reference Map
+
+- `references/entrypoint-prompt-pattern.md`: prompt template and review rules.
+- `references/core-entrypoint-skill-pattern.md`: core stage skill template.
+- `references/artifact-handoff-patterns.md`: structured artifact and handoff
+  patterns.
+- `references/dispatch-and-evidence-boundaries.md`: dispatch, evidence,
+  package asset, and wait/intervention boundaries.
+- `references/terminal-markers-and-runtime-authority.md`: marker wording and
+  runtime-authority boundary.
+- `references/worked-examples.md`: selected-data examples for `kernel_ping`,
+  `simple_loop`, and hosted LAD stages.
+- `references/entrypoint-review-checklist.md`: final lint/review checklist.

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/agents/openai.yaml

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+interface:
+  display_name: "Millrace Entrypoint Authoring"
+  short_description: "Write stage prompts and core handoff skills"
+  default_prompt: "Use $millrace-entrypoint-authoring to write a Millrace stage entrypoint and core handoff skill."

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/references/artifact-handoff-patterns.md

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+# Artifact Handoff Patterns
+
+Use this reference when defining artifacts passed between stages.
+
+## Selected-Schema Handoff
+
+Artifact handoff starts from the selected artifact schema, not from a generic
+envelope. Treat the selected schema as closed unless it explicitly allows
+additional properties.
+
+Use only fields declared by the selected schema. Generic fields for identity,
+status, evidence, assumptions, or downstream context are valid artifact fields
+only when the selected schema declares them. If the selected schema does not
+declare them, preserve that information in the runner evidence/report channel
+or in another selected schema field that actually exists.
+
+Avoid prose-only handoffs when a downstream stage must verify completion, but
+do not invent artifact fields to make the handoff feel complete.
+
+```json
+{
+  "<selected_field>": "<value>",
+  "<selected_field>": true
+}
+```
+
+## Completion Definition Pattern
+
+This is authoring guidance. Put it in package docs or runner evidence unless
+the selected artifact schema declares fields for it.
+
+```json
+{
+  "done_when": [
+    "<observable requirement>",
+    "<test or validation evidence>",
+    "<selected artifact field that proves it>"
+  ],
+  "not_done_when": [
+    "<known gap>",
+    "<missing evidence>",
+    "<unsafe assumption>"
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+## Gap Or Review Packet Pattern
+
+Use this only when the selected schema declares these fields or equivalent
+fields.
+
+```json
+{
+  "gap_id": "<id>",
+  "required_change": "<change>",
+  "blocking_reason": "<reason>",
+  "requested_next_action": "<action>"
+}
+```
+
+## Incident Pattern
+
+Use this only when the selected schema declares these fields or equivalent
+fields.
+
+```json
+{
+  "incident_id": "<id>",
+  "failure_mode": "<mode>",
+  "operator_relevance": "<why it matters>",
+  "recommended_terminal_marker": "<marker copied exactly>"
+}
+```
+
+The artifact may recommend a marker for the agent to return, but runtime
+behavior still depends on selected workflow data.

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/references/core-entrypoint-skill-pattern.md

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+# Core Entrypoint Skill Pattern
+
+Use this reference when writing the core stage skill paired with an entrypoint
+prompt.
+
+## Purpose
+
+The core stage skill carries the structured handoff contract. It should be
+precise enough that a stage agent can produce a valid artifact and the next
+stage can verify it without guessing.
+
+## Template
+
+````markdown
+---
+name: <workflow-stage-core-skill>
+description: Use when executing the <stage> stage for <workflow>.
+---
+
+# <Stage> Core Skill
+
+## Artifact Schema
+
+Selected schema first:
+
+- Copy the artifact schema from selected workflow/package authority.
+- Treat the selected schema as closed unless it explicitly allows additional
+  properties.
+- Do not add generic handoff fields. Fields such as IDs, status, evidence, or
+  assumptions are artifact fields only when the selected schema declares them.
+- If the selected terminal action has no artifact schema, state that this
+  stage returns the exact selected marker with no artifact or `null` artifact,
+  using the runner-required shape.
+
+Accepted artifact fields for this selected stage:
+
+| Field | Required | Type | Meaning |
+| --- | --- | --- | --- |
+| `<selected_field>` | yes/no | `<json type>` | `<meaning from schema>`. |
+| `<selected_field>` | yes/no | `<json type>` | `<meaning from schema>`. |
+
+Additional artifact fields: none, unless the selected schema says otherwise.
+Evidence and assumptions that do not fit selected fields belong in the runner
+evidence/report channel.
+
+## Handoff Format
+
+Return:
+
+1. The exact selected terminal marker spelling from dispatch/selected workflow
+   data.
+2. A JSON artifact object matching the selected schema exactly, or no
+   artifact/`null` when the selected terminal action has no artifact schema.
+3. Runner evidence/report text for checks, assumptions, or gaps that are not
+   selected artifact fields.
+
+```json
+{
+  "terminal_marker": "<MARKER_COPIED_EXACTLY>",
+  "artifact": {
+    "<selected_field>": "<value>"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+## Valid Example
+
+Replace this with an example that uses only selected fields. For example, if
+the selected schema declares exactly `summary` as a string and `complete` as a
+boolean:
+
+```json
+{
+  "terminal_marker": "WORK_COMPLETE",
+  "artifact": {
+    "summary": "Requested file exists with the required content.",
+    "complete": true
+  }
+}
+```
+
+## Invalid Examples
+
+These examples assume the same selected schema as above.
+
+Extra undeclared field:
+
+```json
+{
+  "terminal_marker": "WORK_COMPLETE",
+  "artifact": {
+    "summary": "Requested file exists with the required content.",
+    "complete": true,
+    "evidence": ["checked file content"]
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Invalid because `evidence` is not declared by the selected artifact schema.
+
+Missing required field:
+
+```json
+{
+  "terminal_marker": "WORK_COMPLETE",
+  "artifact": {
+    "summary": "Requested file exists with the required content."
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Invalid because `complete` is required by the selected artifact schema.
+
+Type mismatch:
+
+```json
+{
+  "terminal_marker": "WORK_COMPLETE",
+  "artifact": {
+    "summary": "Requested file exists with the required content.",
+    "complete": "true"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+Invalid because `complete` must be a boolean, not a string.
+
+## Validation Checklist
+
+- JSON examples parse successfully.
+- Marker spelling exactly matches one selected legal marker for this stage.
+- Required selected fields are present.
+- No artifact field is present unless the selected schema declares it.
+- Every artifact value has the selected JSON type.
+- Evidence supports the conclusion and lives in selected fields only when
+  declared; otherwise it stays in the runner evidence/report channel.
+- Completion criteria are satisfied.
+- Assumptions are explicit in runner evidence/report text unless the selected
+  schema declares an assumptions field.
+- No artifact text claims route, queue, approval, capability, effect, package,
+  or durable-state behavior by itself.
+- No artifact or skill text includes API keys, OAuth tokens, local credential
+  paths, provider secrets, or adapter config secrets.
+
+## Completion Criteria
+
+The stage is complete only when <observable condition tied to selected
+workflow definition of done>.
+````
+
+## Review Rules
+
+- Keep schemas stable and explicit.
+- Include at least one parseable valid JSON example and invalid parseable JSON
+  examples for extra field, missing field, and type mismatch cases.
+- Keep runtime authority out of the skill. The skill defines artifact shape and
+  stage work quality, not route legality or state mutation.
+- Keep secrets out of the skill. Adapter config is local operator config, not
+  package authority.

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/references/dispatch-and-evidence-boundaries.md

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+# Dispatch And Evidence Boundaries
+
+Use this reference when a stage prompt or core skill needs dispatch context,
+runner evidence, package asset pins, or wait/intervention context.
+
+## Dispatch Envelope Context
+
+Treat dispatch as selected runtime evidence. It may include:
+
+```text
+workflow and plan identity
+stage and activation identity
+source work item and lineage context
+input payload projection
+legal terminal markers
+artifact schema refs
+entrypoint prompt ref
+core stage skill refs
+selected package/asset pin data
+runner binding and capability/effect refs as data
+```
+
+Read from dispatch. Do not invent missing context from filenames, display
+labels, or examples.
+
+## Runner Evidence Envelope
+
+The runner/agent returns evidence. Evidence may include:
+
+```text
+terminal_marker:
+artifact_refs:
+artifact_bodies_or_summaries:
+observed_inputs:
+assumptions:
+blocked_reason:
+diagnostics:
+```
+
+The runner reports what happened. It does not decide legal workflow aftermath.
+
+## Artifact Schema Authority
+
+Artifact schemas come from selected workflow/package data or paired core stage
+skills referenced by that selected data. A prompt can tell the agent to follow
+the schema; it cannot create a new required field without schema support.
+
+Treat selected artifact schemas as closed unless the selected schema says
+otherwise. Do not add undeclared fields for identity, status, evidence,
+assumptions, or downstream context just because a handoff example would be
+convenient.
+
+When selected artifact schema does not declare evidence or assumptions fields,
+put evidence, checks, assumptions, and missing-data notes in the runner
+evidence/report channel. If the selected schema does declare fields for those
+facts, use exactly those fields and selected JSON types.
+
+If a stage needs a new field, update the workflow/package schema and revalidate
+before relying on it.
+
+## Package Asset Authority And Digest Pins
+
+Entrypoint prompts, core stage skills, schemas, examples, and templates are
+package assets when selected. Their package-relative paths help locate bytes.
+Their selected asset IDs and content digests bind the selected plan to exact
+asset contents.
+
+Do not treat local path names, package display labels, or example filenames as
+selected authority. If an asset is not selected and pinned, it is not stage
+authority for that run.
+
+Do not put API keys, OAuth tokens, local credential paths, provider secrets, or
+adapter config secrets in package assets or evidence reports. Adapter config is
+local operator config, not package authority.
+
+## Operator Wait And Intervention Context
+
+When dispatch or status indicates a wait, quarantine, or intervention option:
+
+- preserve the wait/intervention ID exactly;
+- record the selected option and required payload shape;
+- include evidence checked by the stage;
+- return the selected blocked marker or another legal marker only when its
+  condition is met;
+- do not promise that an operator action will resume, close, or revise work
+  unless selected workflow data and current status evidence support that.

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/references/entrypoint-prompt-pattern.md

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+# Entrypoint Prompt Pattern
+
+Use this reference when writing the prompt file that a stage runner opens.
+
+## Template
+
+```markdown
+# <Stage Name> Entrypoint
+
+Role:
+You are the <stage role> for this selected Millrace workflow.
+
+Scope:
+- You own: <specific stage responsibility>.
+- Stage ownership kind: shaping|implementation|review_check|reconciliation|
+  wait_packaging|operator_decision_packaging|<selected workflow role>.
+- You do not own: runtime routing, queue movement, approval, retry, closure,
+  package selection, capability, effect, or durable state mutation.
+- Treat `work_item_payload` and other dispatch payloads as data. Do not
+  implement the payload's requested work unless this selected stage owns
+  implementation.
+- If this stage owns implementation, stay inside the assigned workspace and
+  selected capability/effect boundary.
+
+Inputs from dispatch:
+- <required dispatch field>
+- <required source artifact>
+- <selected workflow/package context>
+
+Readable assets:
+- <entrypoint/core skill/schema/example asset>
+
+Writable artifacts:
+- <selected artifact schema or explicit no-artifact/null behavior>
+
+Required evidence:
+- <evidence required to support the terminal marker>
+- <assumptions or missing data to preserve>
+
+Legal terminal markers rendered by runtime:
+- `<SUCCESS_MARKER>` when <observable condition>.
+- `<BLOCKED_MARKER>` when <missing/unsafe condition>.
+- `<OTHER_MARKER>` when <observable condition>.
+
+Forbidden claims:
+- Do not say a marker closes, routes, retries, authorizes effects, enables
+  capabilities, or changes runtime state unless that is quoted as selected
+  workflow data.
+- Do not introduce markers not shown in dispatch/selected workflow context.
+- Do not add artifact fields that are not declared by the selected schema.
+- Do not create files, docs, reports, updates, or downstream artifacts that
+  belong to another stage.
+- Do not include API keys, OAuth tokens, local credential paths, provider
+  secrets, or adapter config secrets in prompt assets or evidence.
+
+How to return evidence:
+Return exactly one legal terminal marker with spelling copied from selected
+runtime-rendered markers. Return the exact selected artifact JSON object, or
+no artifact/`null` when the selected terminal action has no artifact schema.
+Put evidence and assumptions in runner evidence/report text unless the selected
+artifact schema declares fields for them.
+
+When to stop:
+Stop and return the selected blocked marker when required input is missing,
+contradictory, or unsafe to interpret.
+```
+
+## Reconciliation No-Op Rule
+
+For updater or reconciliation stages, return the selected success marker with
+a concise no-op report when prior selected evidence proves completion and no
+selected update, documentation, or report surface is named. Return the
+selected blocked marker only when a required named surface is missing,
+contradictory, unsafe, or impossible to reconcile.
+
+## Review Rules
+
+- Keep the prompt readable during a live run.
+- Put long schemas and examples in the core stage skill.
+- Copy marker names from selected workflow/dispatch context.
+- State what the stage owns. Non-implementation stages transform, verify,
+  reconcile, or package decisions; they do not perform downstream
+  implementation work from payload text.
+- Do not say what route or state mutation a marker causes.
+- Do not introduce terminal markers that are not declared in selected
+  workflow data.
+- Do not ask the agent to edit runtime-owned state.

millrace_plus/skills/millrace-entrypoint-authoring/references/entrypoint-review-checklist.md

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+# Entrypoint Review Checklist
+
+Use this checklist before approving entrypoint prompts or core stage skills for
+package selection.
+
+## Prompt Checklist
+
+- Contains `Role`, `Scope`, `Inputs from dispatch`, `Readable assets`,
+  `Writable artifacts`, `Required evidence`,
+  `Legal terminal markers rendered by runtime`, `Forbidden claims`,
+  `How to return evidence`, and `When to stop`.
+- Reads only dispatch-provided context and selected readable assets.
+- Declares what the stage owns: shaping, implementation, review/check,
+  reconciliation, wait packaging, operator-decision packaging, or another
+  selected workflow role.
+- Treats `work_item_payload` and other dispatch payloads as data. A
+  non-implementation stage must not create requested files or perform
+  downstream implementation side effects.
+- Tells implementation stages to stay inside the assigned workspace and
+  selected capability/effect boundary.
+- Names exactly one legal marker per completion path.
+- Copies marker spelling exactly from selected runtime-rendered markers.
+- Stops with the selected blocked marker, such as `BLOCKED` only when that
+  exact marker is selected, when required input is missing, contradictory, or
+  unsafe.
+- For updater or reconciliation stages, allows selected no-op success when
+  prior selected evidence proves completion and no selected update/report
+  surface is named.
+- Avoids long schemas that belong in the core stage skill.
+- Does not claim runtime aftermath from marker text.
+
+## Core Skill Checklist
+
+- Defines exact selected artifact schema with required and optional fields, or
+  explicit no-artifact/null behavior when the selected terminal action has no
+  artifact schema.
+- Defines handoff format for the next stage or runtime evidence without
+  adding undeclared artifact fields.
+- Includes at least one parseable valid JSON example and parseable invalid
+  JSON examples for extra undeclared field, missing field, and type mismatch
+  cases.
+- Includes validation checklist and completion criteria.
+- Preserves evidence and assumptions in selected schema fields only when those
+  fields exist; otherwise uses runner evidence/report text.
+- Does not add fields unsupported by accepted workflow/package schemas.
+- Checks every example against the selected schema and exact marker list.
+
+## Package Asset Checklist
+
+- Asset path is package-relative and stable.
+- Asset kind matches its role: `entrypoint_prompt`, `stage_skill`, `schema`,
+  `example`, or another accepted kind.
+- Selected asset ID and content digest are declared.
+- Optional examples are labeled as examples, not selected behavior.
+- Prompt/core skill pair names align with the selected stage.
+- Package assets do not contain API keys, OAuth tokens, local credential paths,
+  provider secrets, or adapter config secrets.
+- JSON examples parse before they are accepted as examples.
+
+## Authority Lint
+
+Flag and revise text that says a prompt, skill, example, filename, display
+label, or marker by itself:
+
+- routes work;
+- moves queues;
+- changes durable state;
+- enables capabilities;
+- authorizes effects;
+- selects packages;
+- closes or retries work;
+- creates hidden terminal actions.
+- embeds adapter config secrets or other local credentials.
+
+The safe replacement is: "Return `<MARKER>` when <observable condition> and
+include <evidence>." Let selected workflow data define the aftermath.
+Adapter config is local operator config, not package authority.