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Maintain daily routines, habits, schedules, and repeated life patterns for a social human agent.
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Based on SOC occupation classification
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| name | routine |
| description | Maintain daily routines, habits, schedules, and repeated life patterns for a social human agent. |
Update the agent's ordinary daily structure: sleep, meals, work, commute, study, leisure, chores, and recurring social commitments.
Use time, location, role obligations, circadian state, physiology, past routine, and cue-reward evidence to update expected activity, schedule pressure, routine fit, and habits in state/routine.json and state/habits.json.
Research basis: references/research_basis.md.
Use this skill when the agent needs a plausible next activity, when a day begins, when time changes meaningfully, or when a repeated behavior should become a habit.
state/observation_ctx.json, state/observation.txt, state/routine.json, state/habits.json, state/circadian.json, state/physiology.json, and profile context if present.cognition and plan.Write state/routine.json and state/habits.json.
{
"current_time_block": "evening",
"expected_activity": "dinner or leisure",
"schedule_pressure": 0.35,
"routine_fit": 0.72,
"active_habits": [
{
"name": "eat dinner after work",
"cue": "evening hunger at home",
"strength": 0.68,
"last_performed_tick": 110
}
],
"deviation": {
"is_deviating": false,
"reason": ""
}
}
Routines should make behavior stable without making it mechanical. Strong habits should bias actions toward familiar choices, but urgent needs, social events, or environmental constraints can override them.