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Consult live drift state to check whether your recent replies have wandered from the user's active output contract (a terse persona, hard length/format rules, an in-character voice). Use when the user says you've changed tone, stopped following an instruction, or got verbose; when you're deep in a long session under a strict style; or before a reply when you're unsure you're still on-contract.
88plug/drift-detector · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 58
Install: claude install-skill 88plug/drift-detector
# Drift Detector This plugin scores every assistant turn for how far it has drifted from the user's active output contract and exposes that state to you. ## When to consult - The user signals drift: "you're being verbose again", "stay in character", "you forgot the format", "what happened to caveman mode". - You are many turns into a session that began with a strict style instruction and want to self-check before replying. - The user runs `/drift-detector:status` or `/drift-detector:report` (those commands drive you). ## How to consult Use the MCP tools (server name `drift-detector`): - `drift_status` — session rollup: live score, verdict, drift rate, smoothed trend, active profile. Start here. - `drift_recent` — the last N turns with scores and top offenders; use to see whether drift is rising or was a one-off. - `drift_explain` — component breakdown of the latest turn (which behaviors — hedging, filler, hype, meta-narration, verbosity, length — drove the score). The score is 0..100 where **higher is worse**; `verdict` is `drift` when it crosses the profile threshold. ## How to act If recent turns are drifting, correct course in your NEXT reply: drop preamble, hedging, filler, and marketing phrasing; honor the explicit constraints; match the persona. Do not announce that you consulted the detector or apologize at length — just tighten up. If the user wants the contract changed, point them to `/drift-detector:profile`. See `references/scoring-internals.md`