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Document-first automation — the doc is the source of truth

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name
sister-script
description
Document-first automation — the doc is the source of truth
license
MIT
tier
1
allowed-tools
["read_file","write_file","run_terminal_cmd"]
related
["moollm","play-learn-lift","skill","sniffable-python","plain-text","yaml-jazz","constructionism","postel","debugging","schema"]
tags
["moollm","automation","documentation","methodology","development"]
# Sister Script > **Document-first development. Automate only what's proven.** The document is the source of truth. Scripts are its children. > [!TIP] > **LIFT stage of [play-learn-lift](../play-learn-lift/).** Proven procedures become automation. ## The Pattern ```mermaid graph TD D[📄 Document] -->|manual test| C[💻 Commands] C -->|document| P[📋 Procedure] P -->|automate| S[🤖 Sister Script] S -->|improve| D ``` 1. Start with natural language (PLAY) 2. Add manual commands (PLAY/LEARN) 3. Document working procedures (LEARN) 4. Generate automation (LIFT) ## Bidirectional Evolution - Document → Script: Proven procedures become automated - Script → Document: Automation insights improve docs ## Contents | File | Purpose | |------|---------| | [SKILL.md](./SKILL.md) | Full methodology documentation | | [PROCEDURE.md.tmpl](./PROCEDURE.md.tmpl) | Procedure template | | [SISTER.yml.tmpl](./SISTER.yml.tmpl) | Sister relationship template | ## The Intertwingularity Sister-script is the LIFT stage of [play-learn-lift](../play-learn-lift/) — automate proven patterns. ```mermaid graph LR SS[👯 sister-script] -->|LIFT stage of| PLL[🎮📚🚀 play-learn-lift] SS -->|automates| DOC[📄 documents] SS -->|produces| CODE[🤖 scripts] RN[📓 research-notebook] -->|feeds| SS SL[📜 session-log] -->|source for| SS ``` --- ## Sniffable Python: The Structure Sister scripts should follow [sniffable-python/](../sniffable-python/) conventions: ```python #!/usr/bin/env python3 """tool-name: One-line description. Docstring becomes --help AND is visible to LLM. """ import argparse def main(): """CLI structure — sniff this to understand the tool.""" parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__.split('\n')[0]) # ... CLI tree here ... args = parser.parse_args() _dispatch(args) # Implementation below the fold ``` **Why sniffable Python for sister scripts?** - LLM can read `main()` and understand the CLI - Human can run `--help` for the same info - Single source of truth for documentation - One sniff and you smell success --- ## Directory-Agnostic Invocation **Critical pattern:** Sister scripts must work when invoked from ANY directory, not just their parent. They find their skill context using the script's own location, not the caller's working directory. ### Python ```python from pathlib import Path # Find THIS script's location (not caller's cwd) SCRIPT_DIR = Path(__file__).resolve().parent SKILL_DIR = SCRIPT_DIR.parent # If script is in skill/scripts/ # Find sibling files relative to skill, not caller CONFIG_FILE = SKILL_DIR / "config.yml" PATTERNS_DIR = SKILL_DIR / "patterns" ``` **Why `__file__`?** - `Path(__file__)` — path to THIS script file - `.resolve()` — resolve symlinks to get real location - `.parent` — containing directory See [sniffable-python/](../sniffable-python/) for the full Python pattern with templates. ### Bash ```bash #!/bin/bash # tool-name: Works from any directory. # Find THIS script's location (not the caller's cwd) SCRIPT_DIR="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" && pwd)" SKILL_DIR="$(dirname "$SCRIPT_DIR")" # If script is in skill/scripts/ # Now find sibling files relative to script location CONFIG_FILE="$SKILL_DIR/config.yml" PATTERNS_DIR="$SKILL_DIR/patterns" load_patterns() { # Find patterns relative to skill, not caller for f in "$PATTERNS_DIR"/*.yml; do echo "Loading: $f" done } ``` **Why `BASH_SOURCE[0]}?** - `$0` can be "bash" if script is sourced - `${BASH_SOURCE[0]}` always gives the script path - Works whether script is executed directly or sourced **Why the subshell `$(cd ... && pwd)`?** - Resolves relative paths and symlinks - Returns absolute path without changing caller's cwd ### Why This Matters | Invocation | Wrong: `pwd` / `getcwd()` | Correct: script location | |------------|---------------------------|--------------------------| | `cd skills/foo && python scripts/bar.py` | `skills/foo/` | `skills/foo/scripts/` | | `python skills/foo/scripts/bar.py` | `/home/user/` | `skills/foo/scripts/` | | `cd / && bash /path/to/skills/foo/scripts/bar.sh` | `/` | `skills/foo/scripts/` | **The script finds its own context regardless of where it's invoked from.** --- ## Dovetails With ### Sister Skills | Skill | Relationship | |-------|--------------| | [sniffable-python/](../sniffable-python/) | **The structure** sister scripts should follow | | [play-learn-lift/](../play-learn-lift/) | Sister-script IS the LIFT stage | | [session-log/](../session-log/) | Source material for patterns | | [research-notebook/](../research-notebook/) | Documented procedures | | [plan-then-execute/](../plan-then-execute/) | Scripts can become plans | ### Protocol Symbols | Symbol | Link | |--------|------| | `SISTER-SCRIPT` | [PROTOCOLS.yml](../../PROTOCOLS.yml#SISTER-SCRIPT) | | `BUILD-COMMAND` | [PROTOCOLS.yml](../../PROTOCOLS.yml#BUILD-COMMAND) | | `PLAY-LEARN-LIFT` | [PROTOCOLS.yml](../../PROTOCOLS.yml#PLAY-LEARN-LIFT) | ### Navigation | Direction | Destination | |-----------|-------------| | ⬆️ Up | [skills/](../) | | ⬆️⬆️ Root | [Project Root](../../) | | 🎮 Sister | [play-learn-lift/](../play-learn-lift/) |
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