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List the user's stated principles from the configured YAML file. Use when user asks "what are my principles" or before alignment-check.
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| name | list-principles |
| description | List the user's stated principles from the configured YAML file. Use when user asks "what are my principles" or before alignment-check. |
| layer | utility |
| reads | ["principles.yaml"] |
| writes | [] |
| citations | not-required |
| determinism | pure-function |
| allowed-tools | mcp__my-brain__list_principles |
Utility skill that dumps the principles YAML contents. Read-only, pure function of the file.
Markdown list. Each principle: name + one-line definition. If YAML has sections, preserve section headers.
