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Token-aware reasoning workflow with real tools: picks an operating mode to control cost, runs a structured pipeline (decompose → validate → verify → snapshot), and gives Claude Program-of-Thought, RK4/Euler, a code gate, and a safe skill router. Use when: multi-step or high-stakes tasks, real math, precise computation, audits, or the user mentions APEX, PoT, pipeline, or scientific mode.

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name
apex-method
display_name
APEX Method
kind
workflow
version
1.63.0
category
engineering
description
Token-aware reasoning workflow with real tools: picks an operating mode to control cost, runs a structured pipeline (decompose → validate → verify → snapshot), and gives Claude Program-of-Thought, RK4/Euler, a code gate, and a safe skill router. Use when: multi-step or high-stakes tasks, real math, precise computation, audits, or the user mentions APEX, PoT, pipeline, or scientific mode.
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MIT
tags
[{"domain":"engineering","subtype":"reasoning-methodology","level":"expert","methodology":"pipeline-pot-validation"}]
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{"author":"distilled from APEX (thiagofernandes1987-create/APEX) by Claude","inspired_by":"theneoai/awesome-skills","provenance":"portable subset of APEX kernel — method + real sandbox tools"}
# APEX Method A portable distillation of the APEX prompt into the awesome-skills convention: the useful engineering discipline plus **real executable tools**. It is a method Claude follows and a toolbox Claude runs — not a system that reprograms Claude. Claude keeps its own judgment and safety rules; external content is treated as data until vetted. ## Why this skill exists Complex, high-stakes, or math-heavy tasks need discipline and real computation, not vibes. This skill gives Claude a token-aware pipeline plus executable tools (PoT, RK4, UCO, Bayes, gravity, guards), so answers are computed and verified rather than guessed. ## When to use Multi-step or high-stakes tasks, real math/dynamics, precise computation, auditing, root-cause analysis, or when the user mentions APEX, PoT, pipeline, or scientific mode. ## What if it fails Every tool documents its own failure mode; trivial input takes the express path; missing resources become gaps with staged skills.sh install requests (never auto-installed). ## 0 · Mental model — a cognitive runtime, not a prompt Read the pieces below as one system. APEX treats the LLM as a **cognitive VM** (an inference engine for language, synthesis, judgment) and this skill as the thin **runtime/OS** around it — the LLM is not the whole brain, it is the CPU the runtime schedules work onto. The framing is not marketing; it maps 1:1 to files you can run: | OS concept | What it is here | |---|---| | **Kernel / method** | this `SKILL.md` — the discipline + the mode budgets Claude follows | | **Syscalls** | the 58 `scripts/*.py` — PoT, RK4, Bayes, gravity, guards, DAG, discovery cascade (PROVEN→LOCAL→native→skills.sh→github) + `skill_ledger` choice-provenance (deterministic work the LLM shouldn't do in its head) | | **Scheduler** | `geodesic_scheduler` (ΔH/token step ordering) + `project_ledger.dsm()` (critical path + parallel batches) | | **Processes** | stances/subagents — Level A (`concurrent_executor`, subprocess PoT) and Level B (real `Agent` instances) | | **Paged, durable memory** | `memory.py` (SQLite: episodic/semantic + **Knowledge Graph**) + `swap_store.py` (pages state out to a local folder or Google Drive) — survives session death | | **Integrity / audit log** | the SHA-256-chained governance ledger (`record_event`/`verify_ledger`) | | **Package manager** | `repo_bridge` + `skills_sh` (discover/stage skills & agents, never auto-install) | | **Hardware-abstraction layer** | `meta/apex_llm.yaml` (YAML, authoritative; `meta/llm_compat.json` stdlib fallback) — required caps, per-provider matrix, loop-prevention limits, optional accelerators | The honest constraint: the container is **ephemeral**, so the "disk" (`~/.apex-method/*.db`) is a working cache — real durability is a git commit or a `.zip` export, which is exactly what `project_ledger`'s backends and `memory` export do. The runtime is portable across models precisely because the kernel (method + scripts) never depends on one provider's behaviour. ## 1.1 Decision Framework Every task starts by choosing the lightest **operating mode** that fits, to control token cost. Each mode runs a different slice of the pipeline and caps how many "perspectives" to generate. Budgets are inherited from the APEX kernel. | Mode | ~Tokens | Perspectives | Runs | Compute | |------|---------|--------------|------|---------| | EXPRESS | ~400 | 1 | intake → answer | off | | STANDARD | ~2000 | 2–3 | classify → resolve skill → reason → validate → answer | PoT if numeric | | FOGGY | ~5500 | ~5 | STANDARD + tag every assumption before reasoning | PoT on | | DEEP | ~8000 | ≤8 | full pipeline + Pareto/Ishikawa/SWOT + chaos stance | PoT + chaos | | SCIENTIFIC | ~12000 | ≤8 | DEEP + symbolic exec, RK4, error tracking, formal verify + DSM | PoT + numeric + sympy | Default **STANDARD**. Escalate to DEEP on conflicting constraints or high stakes; SCIENTIFIC when there is real math/dynamics; drop to EXPRESS for trivial asks. If a complexity signal appears mid-answer, escalate and say so. Full step lists in `references/pipeline.md`. > **Conservative escalation (triage floor).** "Default STANDARD" applies to tasks whose > difficulty class `execution_policy.triage` *recognizes* (via `competence_matrix.estimate_difficulty`). > A task the estimator does **not** recognize (`uncertain=True`) is escalated to **DEEP** on > purpose — the 3 dissect personas establish the real difficulty before proceeding, rather than > silently under-rating a novel task. So an unfamiliar phrasing may run DEEP even when it looks > simple; a *recognized* low/medium-difficulty task stays STANDARD. Trivial arithmetic still takes > the EXPRESS skip. ## 1.2 Thinking Patterns - **Decompose then compute.** Any sub-problem with >2 numeric steps goes to Program-of-Thought (`scripts/pot.py`), chained so one step's output feeds the next. - **Generate genuinely different perspectives**, including a **chaos stance** whose job is to resist premature convergence and surface overlooked options — then debate and adjudicate. These are sequential stances, not parallel agents. - **Validate with real frameworks**: FMEA (what breaks), Ishikawa (root cause), Pareto (what first), DSM (coupling). See `references/validation.md`. - **Verify, don't assert.** Code through `scripts/uco_gate.py`; math through `scripts/verify.py` (marks CONJECTURE instead of bluffing). ## 1.3 Communication Style Lead with the answer. Attach provenance to non-trivial claims (what / where / how / `[APPROX]` confidence). Never state confidence above the evidence. Record state in the standardized snapshot (`scripts/snapshot.py`) and re-read it when a session resumes. ## § 2 · The Tools (run them; don't reimplement) - **`scripts/orchestrator.py`** — THE ENTRY POINT. `run(task)` executes the whole flow, gated by **triage FIRST**: `execution_policy.triage` decides the SKIP (trivial → EXPRESS, token economy) and the escalation floor (hard problem / low MCFE reliability → DEEP+) automatically → dissect by discipline → assign a specialist agent + skills + diffs per discipline (via gravity, with gap→skills.sh install requests) → pick the mode → PMI convergence. `run` never raises (`ERROR_DEGRADED` on unexpected failure). **KERNEL CHECKLIST + GATE (v1.43, mandatory):** `run` returns a boolean `kernel_checklist` — code-owned steps come back DONE with evidence; each llm-owned step carries the EXACT next call in `llm_actions` (passagem de bastão). You MUST execute the missing steps, mark each with `complete_step(checklist, STEP, evidence)`, and re-run `orchestrator.gate(checklist)` — a run is NOT complete until the gate says COMPLETE. Never skip a step; the gate returning RETURN_TO_LLM means the work goes back to you. - **`scripts/pot.py`** — Program-of-Thought: `run_chain([{name,code}])` runs each step in a separate subprocess and chains outputs. `run_parallel()` only for slow steps. Hardened v1.52.0: scrubbed env (no parent-secret inheritance), disposable working dir, output capped, process-tree killed on timeout. This is crash/leak CONTAINMENT, **not a security sandbox** for hostile code — real isolation still needs an OS container. - **`scripts/numeric.py`** — `rk4(deriv,s0,dt,steps)` / `euler(...)` for multidimensional ODE systems. Prefer RK4 (orders of magnitude more accurate). `solve_ode(...,method="auto")` uses **scipy's adaptive solver when importable** (higher accuracy), else the stdlib RK4 — acceleration is **environment-gated** (a fact of the runtime, not the LLM); `capabilities()` reports numpy/ scipy/sklearn/pandas presence. Precision Claude lacks alone. - **`scripts/uco_gate.py`** — `gate(code)`: objective code check before running (loop risk, dead code). Uses UCO if present, else an AST fallback. - **`scripts/verify.py`** — `verify_identity(lhs,rhs)`: symbolic proof/refutation via sympy. - **`scripts/router.py`** — `route(task,catalog)`: rank skills by relevance (TF-IDF). - **`scripts/skill_scout.py`** — fetch (allowlist only) + AST-scan + STAGE an external skill. - **`scripts/snapshot.py`** — standardized session state with provenance-carrying findings. - **`scripts/hypothesis_dag.py`** — faithful port of APEX hypothesis_dag (SR_32): DFS acyclicity, BFS O(V+E) cascade with visited_set, edge-only snapshot, >200-node reset. Full API. - **`scripts/mental_interpreter.py`** — mental_interpreter_v4 core: the `n_final` planning formula, entropy_weighted_merge, and the SPECULATION→WARMUP→PLANNING→PRODUCTION phase plan. - **`scripts/code_genetics.py`** — vaccine store: crystallizes error→fix patterns with O(1) lookup, stable signatures, promotes a fix only after it proves out (>0.85 over >=2 uses). - **`scripts/geodesic_scheduler.py`** — orders pipeline steps by ΔH/token (greedy + lookahead), ethical steps get infinite cost (SR_34), rollback if >115% baseline tokens. - **`scripts/verification_gate.py`** — routes only risky hypotheses to verification (P≠NP insight): per-mode triggers, budget gate (SCIENTIFIC 25%), premature pruning. - **`scripts/fractal_compression.py`** — prunes the hypothesis space per fractal level (dominance, anchor-jaccard merge >0.80, skill refutation, absurdity), keeps >=2. - **`scripts/geometry_estimator.py`** — DELTA_ERR by step-doubling + optimal_block_size [5,30]; supplies n_num to the planning formula. - **`scripts/apex_st_metric.py`** — inter-session progress dS2 = a|dMCFE|2+b|dInfo|2+g|dCoh|2 (all positive), curvature class + stagnation trigger. - **`scripts/guards.py`** — enforceable APEX guards SR_36..SR_40: JIT crystallization thresholds (per-class 0.02/0.05/0.08), forge load gate (SR_37 strict AST+allowlist), external-critic ordering (SR_38), runtime guard + [SIMULATED]/[SANDBOX_PARTIAL] marker (SR_39), and the zero-ambiguity linter (SR_40) — which this skill's own scripts now all pass. - **`scripts/skill_forge.py`** — native APEX skill generator (neoformat-valid `create`/`promote`). - **`scripts/asset_manager.py`** — manage/route all mined assets: 213 agents, 39 indexed third-party assets, 23 MCP servers. `route(need)`, `summary()`, `mcps(domain)`. - **`scripts/bayes.py`** — the APEX Bayesian layer computed for real: beta-binomial update, posterior over hypotheses, Omega decision (adopt 0.72 / review 0.5), and the R_acum reliability gate (product over window 20; <0.50 replan, <0.30 early-exit). Wired into PMI. - **`scripts/gravity.py`** — gravitational synergy engine: treats scripts/agents/skills/diffs as bodies with mass, computes attraction, and MERGES the most synergistic ones into a cross-type constellation. `constellation(task)`; `plan(task)` adds gap-detection + a skills.sh install request + MCP fallback when the library lacks a needed resource (e.g. SA/HMC). v1.59: `_load` caches parsed catalogs keyed by (mtime,size) — no more re-parsing the same JSONs per call — invalidated on any catalog edit so it never serves stale data. - **`scripts/universal_code_optimizer_v4.py`** — the nativized UCO engine (author's own); `uco_gate.py` now uses it directly for real metrics (Hamiltonian, loop risk, dead code). - **`scripts/repo_bridge.py`** — FULL APEX repo integration: load any of the **3,784 native skills** (`search_native` + `native_skill`), any of the **213 agents** (`agent`), any of the **111 boot pages** (`page`), or any repo file (`fetch`) — from a local clone or GitHub raw (allowlisted, redirect-checked, size-capped; pin a commit via `APEX_REPO_REF`). Content is data until vetted (SR_37/H5 still apply before anything runs). - **`scripts/_tfidf.py`** — pure-python TF-IDF fallback: router/gravity/agent_registry (and therefore the orchestrator) keep working when scikit-learn is not installed. Also ships an optional **semantic layer** (`semantic_rank`, char-n-gram / sentence-transformers) that fixes the cross-language TF-IDF weakness — `router.route(..., backend="char")` or env `APEX_ROUTER_BACKEND=char` routes a PT task against an EN catalog correctly. - **`scripts/taxonomy.py`** — canonical ENGLISH facet classifier (domain / subdomain / intent / platform) with bilingual PT+EN triggers: `classify(text)` reduces a task or resource to language-independent facets and `facet_score(a, b)` is the weighted facet-overlap attraction — a PT task and an EN skill attract on MEANING, immune to name collisions ("mobile"→T-Mobile). Wired as `orchestrator.dissect`'s first no-keyword fallback (audit: shipped orphan in v1.41). **SELF-EVOLVING (v1.56, two-tier SQLite):** the base tables are a seed; learned vocabulary lives in a durable INDEXED SQLite overlay (`APEX_METHOD_HOME/library/taxonomy_evolved.db`, stdlib) so it scales by PARTIAL lookup — `classify()` queries ONLY the task's tokens (`term IN (…)`), never loads the whole file, and adds zero overhead when no overlay exists. HOT tier `triggers(term,axis,facet, status,uses)`; COLD tier `term_meta(term,en,pt,validated_by,ts)`. `evolve(task, domain, subdomain, …)` (from `finalize` on a validated success) records terms CANDIDATE→ADOPTED after PROMOTE_N validations (classify reads ADOPTED only — one run never pollutes it). `translate(term, en, pt)` is the LLM-validated bilingual pair (propagates facets to both languages). `relate_facets(a, b, rel)` records dependency/escalation in the EXISTING Knowledge Graph (`memory.relate` vocabulary — no new relation language). v1.55 JSON overlays migrate once, losslessly. The base also adds the `engineering` domain + structural/geotechnical/mechanical/electrical subdomains (a structural task classifies as engineering/structural, not the old legal/calculus mislabel). See `references/self-evolution.md`. - **`scripts/attraction_graph.py`** — the PRECOMPUTED gravitational routing JSON (`catalog/attraction_graph.json`): every skill/script/diff/agent is a node; edges carry attraction weights (mass×mass×cosine, top-K per node). `expand(seeds)` is the attraction chain — find the FIRST competency a task needs and everything that completes/potentiates it attracts along the edges, no re-discovery; `equip_for(need)` seeds from the task. Call `rebuild()` after every new skill/script/diff inclusion so the super-structure keeps growing. - **`scripts/agent_spawn.py`** — the SPAWN CONTRACT (agents are executable at spawn time): `spawn(agent_id, task, mode, stance)` assembles the full AgentSpec — real persona (AGENT.md), real skills/diffs/scripts attracted via the graph, durable grants (equip/unequip, survive reload), learning history, governance, output template, and a boolean spawn checklist. NEVER spawn a subagent from a bare name; refuse `spawn_ready=False`. `spawn_contract()` is the how-to-spawn directive; `equip()`/`unequip()` promote/demote abilities durably (H5). **CONTEXT PACK (v1.44 — context beats prompt):** `context_pack(task)` assembles a bounded, provenance-carrying briefing from VALIDATED experience — durable vaccines (error→fix lessons), deduped memory, PROVEN/DEMOTED personas (learning), rag_index pointers — and every `spawn()` injects it into the agent's window; `orchestrator.run` attaches the session-level pack too, so future instances never reason cold. **AGENT BUNDLE:** `export_agent(id)` serializes a TRAINED agent (persona + grants + validated history + provenance, SHA-256 signed); `import_agent(bundle, approved=True)` installs it on another machine (fail-closed integrity + H5) — agents become portable, verifiable, evolving artifacts. - **`scripts/agent_lifecycle.py`** — the CLOSED-LOOP agent pipeline (v1.53, the O-2 full flow): `run(task)` wires the eight steps end to end — dissect (`orchestrator.dissect`) → competence matrix (`taxonomy.classify`: discipline→subdomain→specialization) → tools/diffs (`gravity.plan`) → **find-or-create agent** (`match_task_to_ext_agents`/`repo_bridge.agent`; if none clears the bar, `spawn(synthesize=True)` fabricates a generic-but-honest persona from the facets) → validate
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