eg-bootstraplisted

# /eg-bootstrap (`/egboot`) — start a new project on the EG standard Bootstrap mode **B** of the seed. The point of this skill is that you no longer hunt for a GitHub URL and paste a seed by hand — the tier table below *is* the pointer, and the seed itself remains the single normative source (this skill never restates the seed's rules). ## 0.0 If you are an autonomous agent and someone just handed you EG Read this first, because the natural mistake is to treat EG as a task. **It is not something to build; it is the layer you operate on.** An autonomous agent (a resident gateway, a messaging-attached assistant, a long-lived worker) that receives the seed should install it as its own operating charter and then **stop** — production work waits for an actual request. Building something to demonstrate EG is the failure mode: you would be producing an artifact nobody asked for while the charter that governs how you record work is still not in place. Reception, in order: 1. **Install the charter** — steps 1-3 below. This is what makes `AGENTS.md` the single source of truth for how you work here. 2. **Mount the defaults** — step 4a. Skills and conduct only; nothing that runs a process. 3. **Say what is available but not on** — step 4b, one line. Do not enable any of it yet. 4. **Then wait.** The next move belongs to the user. If the seed is handed to you inside a **shared space with other participants** (a group chat, a bridged channel), the conduct defaults in step 4a are alre