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The periodic L&S sweep. Run when the STATUS L&S line says "curation due" — resolve contradictions, merge entries stating one rule, promote a recurring process to a skill, move environment facts out, then stamp `sc mem curated`. Yours alone; never delegate it.
jedbjorn/subfloor · ★ 14 · Code & Development · score 76
Install: claude install-skill jedbjorn/subfloor
# curate — the L&S sweep Write-time triage (`--supersedes` / `--new`) catches contradiction and restatement pairwise, at the moment of writing. It **cannot** catch the emergent cluster: five entries can each be a valid distinct rule and only in aggregate be five instances of one principle. That is this pass's job, along with promotion, category drift, and size drift. **Yours alone.** Law 3 and Law 7 reserve curation to the shell. Never hand this to a subagent, never let another shell run it for you, never accept a proposed retirement from anyone else. Read your own set; decide yourself. Trigger: `## STATUS` says `L&S: … — curation due`. Nothing else fires it. ## Load the set ``` sc mem get lns # entry ids + bodies — the active set, all of it ``` Read every entry before deciding anything. This is one cheap read; the whole set is already in your boot doc anyway. ## Pass 1 — Consistency Find entries that **contradict** each other. One of them is the newer understanding; the other is superseded and still rendering as live guidance. ``` sc mem lns "<the surviving rule>" --supersedes <old_id> ``` Write-time triage should prevent most of these from ever forming. What you find here predates the loop or crossed in while two sessions ran. ## Pass 2 — Cluster Group entries that state **one rule**. Merge each group to a single imperative rule: ``` sc mem lns "<the one rule>" --supersedes 30,33,34,37,38 ``` Three or more members is the bar. Two statements of a rule