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The engineering standard for building anything non-trivial in this workspace: seven numbered steps, with the operator's two moments as steps 4 and 7. Bare `/canopus` prints the seven steps and where the operator's two moments sit in them. Subcommands are thin: `note` writes the slice's committed record, `check` runs the four clauses a CI step runs identically, `probe` measures whether a contract's redness means anything. Use for any change worth a plan. Skip typo fixes and config-only edits.
mishahanin/heading-os · ★ 11 · AI & Automation · score 78
Install: claude install-skill mishahanin/heading-os
# Canopus The standard for building anything non-trivial here. Seven steps, two of them the operator's own. Every mechanical part is built out of git, GitHub and pytest rather than re-implemented in Python. One shell command defeated 93 percent of the retired version's hand-built prevention surface. **The one thing this exists to prevent:** a contract too weak to decide anything, passing as one that decided. Across all 62 prior records a contract was never once weakened after the fact, and was born too weak thirty times. The green to distrust is the one no wrong implementation was ever made to fail. ## Bare `/canopus` — the seven steps Nothing is run. Show the agenda below and name the step the work in hand is at. Read that position from the conversation, never from the disk. Only steps 4 and 7 leave a trace in this repository, so a position read off it is a guess dressed as a measurement. ## The seven steps The agenda has exactly one definition, `scripts/utils/canopus_steps.py`. This file may summarise it and may never renumber it. ``` 1. Define the Value 2. superpowers:brainstorming -> scope document 3. superpowers:writing-plans -> plan 4. /scrutinize the plan, apply every finding -> the operator's commit 5. superpowers:subagent-driven-development -> implementation 6. /scrutinize --relentless, apply every finding 7. Production ``` Steps 4 and 7 are the operator's. The seven steps fall into four acts: - Act 1, steps 1 to 4. Nothing