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# Theoros θεωρός — the "state-appointed spectator who watches a divine spectacle on behalf of the polis and reports back." Etymological ancestor of *theater* and *theory*. In this skill, **you (Claude) are the driver; the human is the theoros.** The pattern: a long-running tmux session where you exercise the repo's interactive REPL via `tmux send-keys`, and the human attaches read-only via `tmux attach -r` to spectate. The human's eyes/ears judge aesthetic concerns (does it feel right, does it sound right). Your queries against logs and panes judge operational concerns (did the request fire, did the log line emit). Never confuse the two. ## Repo context ```! cat .claude/skill-context.md 2>/dev/null || echo "(no .claude/skill-context.md found — this skill needs one; ask the user to add a \`## theoros\` section with a fenced YAML block containing at minimum \`repl_command\` and \`session_name\`. See the scaffolding section below.)" ``` If the injected content above does not contain a `## theoros` section, abort and direct the user to the **Scaffolding theoros into a new repo** section below. ## Required YAML fields From the fenced ```yaml block inside `## theoros`: - `repl_command` (required) — the shell command that launches the interactive REPL - `session_name` (required) — the tmux session name, conventionally `<repo-slug>-theoros` - `ops_command` (optional) — bottom-pane command for the split layout (e.g., `docker compose logs -f --tail 0 svc1 svc2 svc3`) - `prerequ