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Canonical seven-leg nightly close-parity protocol. Eleven independently evidenced checkpoints cover synthesis, reconciliation, context hygiene, sweeps, heat, digest, runtime health, cognitive state, ledger capture/review, and vault sync.

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# /nightly - canonical seven-leg close-parity protocol NIGHTLY_LOCAL_PROTOCOL: close-parity-v2-7L-11C `/nightly-close-parity` is the public fire verb for this seven-leg framework. It first proves that this project-local protocol is the one being loaded. Do not fall back to another same-name skill or an installed cache. The seven legs contain eleven independently recorded checkpoints: | Leg | Checkpoints | |---|---| | A - Dream | `dream` | | B - Reconcile and context | `reconcile`, `context-hygiene` | | C - Sweep and heat | `sweep-now`, `heat-index` | | D - Digest | `digest` | | E - Runtime health | `system-check`, `cognitive-runtime` | | F - Measurement ledgers | `ledger-capture`, `ledger-review` | | G - Vault sync | `vault-sync` | Every checkpoint is recorded through `daemons/nightly-pass.mjs`. A failed checkpoint immediately writes a named event to the append-only `NIGHTLY_ALERTS.jsonl` ledger, writes the same bounded alert to stderr, and leaves it active for the next SessionStart hook. Local delivery is the complete default channel; no external coordination service is required. ## Root, memory, date, and environment Run from the aigent-OS root. The normal operational memory root is `vault/memory`; the daemon also supports the documented `memory` fallback used by minimal forks and honors `AIGENT_STATE_HOME_DIR` for isolated probes. One time zone is used for pass dating, alert scopes, ledger review, and freshness. Configure it with `AIGENT_NIGHTLY_TIME_ZONE`; the doc...

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wrg32786
Repository
wrg32786/aigent-os
Created
2 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
JavaScript
License
MIT

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