primr-zerolisted

# Primr Zero Use Primr for deterministic collection and the current host for expensive reasoning. Primr's collection makes no model API calls. The synthesis is a hard-zero path only when the host is using included plan allowance without billable API-key usage or overages. Host plan limits, network access, electricity, and subscription cost still apply. ## Agent-host default When the current agent receives `primr "Company" https://company.example`, "run Primr," or "build a full Primr dossier" without explicit paid intent, use this skill by default. Keep that clean request as the public interface and run `primr prep` only as internal plumbing. Do not ask the user to choose a Primr mode, and do not infer spend consent from configured provider keys. Treat paid, metered, provider-backed, premium, explicit dollar-budget, or provider-key requests as paid intent and hand them to the estimate-and-approval workflow. This routing applies to requests addressed to an agent. It does not change the provider-backed behavior of a command that a human runs directly in a terminal. Before promising zero total incremental spend, verify the billing surface using information the host makes available. If it is API-key-backed, permits paid overages, or cannot establish that this run stays within included allowance, describe Primr model API spend as `$0.00` and the host cost as unknown or potentially metered. Do not silently switch paths. If the user specifically requires zero total incremental s