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# Remember persona `personas.md` is the user's own prose about the people they write to. Other skills read it so a note to a director does not read like a note to a vendor. This skill is the only thing that writes content into it. Throughout this skill, `personas.md` means whatever `profile.personas` resolves to -- a local file by default, or a Google Drive file. Step 2 and Step 5 are where the two differ; everything else is the same work on the same prose. ## Hard rules **Only what the user said.** Every word written comes from what the user actually stated. Never infer a trait from a draft, from a thread, from a name, or from a role. If a description is thin, the entry is thin. A one-line entry that is true beats a paragraph that is half guessed. **Behavioural, never evaluative.** Record what the person *does*, not what they are. "Challenges technical claims" is a lens someone can write toward. "Is obstructive" is a verdict, it is worse reviewer input, and this file is a liability if it is ever read over the user's shoulder. **One exception, and it is identity rather than character: `Known as`.** An identifier the user states -- a full name, a handle, a chat ID, an email address -- is recorded verbatim under that label, because it is what lets a `@handle` in a ledger have a referent. It is the only field that is not a lens, and the only-what-the-user-said rule binds it harder than the rest: an identifier is **never** derived. See Step 4 § The `Known as` field. **Sile