rtime-context

name	rtime-context
description	Use when planning dynamic context unlocking, building ContextUnlockPlan or Context Pack skeletons, explaining why context should be loaded, routing requests across brain/rtime-hub/runtime evidence, or designing why-context behavior without reading sensitive data.

Rtime Context

Use this skill for read-only context planning before retrieval or action. The stable command surface is the rtime-context CLI package in packages/rtime-context.

First Reads

From <repo-root> on Mac or <repo-root> on orangepi, read:

1. AGENTS.md
2. docs/context-unlocking.md
3. docs/context-orchestrator.md
4. docs/prompt-layering.md
5. docs/tooling-packaging.md

Rules

• Keep context planning read-only.
• Treat the output as a plan, not proof that context has already been loaded.
• Do not read secret file bodies, identity data, addresses, session stores, or credentials from this tool.
• Use rtime-context plan before broad cross-project retrieval when the task could involve brain, rtime-hub, runtime logs, or sensitive context.
• Use rtime-context explain when the user asks why a source or memory should be unlocked.
• Context Pack skeletons may list sources and recommended tools, but actual source reads still need task relevance and normal validation.

Commands

Install locally when needed:

scripts/install-rtime-tooling.sh --tool rtime-context --profile mac
python -m pip install -e packages/rtime-context
rtime-context doctor

Read-only checks:

rtime-context plan "检查 rtime-hub 项目状态和 brain 文献引用"
rtime-context pack "重构 Feishu bridge 并跑 pytest" --workspace <repo-root>
rtime-context explain "为什么要读取 runtime logs?"
printf '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/list"}\n' | rtime-context-mcp

Validation

For package, MCP, skill, or plugin changes, run:

python -m py_compile packages/rtime-context/src/rtime_context/*.py
PYTHONPATH=packages/rtime-context/src python -m pytest tests/test_rtime_context_cli.py tests/test_rtime_context_mcp.py -q
scripts/validate-codex-plugin.py plugins/rtime-context
git diff --check