generate-framework-skill

name

generate-framework-skill

description

"WHAT: generates the FRAMEWORK SKILL for an already-built AIOS — a single skill that indexes the AIOS's skill-tree + rules + how they relate (as a diagram), gives a DECISION TREE telling the agent what to do, and ROUTES the agent into the AIOS dir for those skills/rules. It is the front-door index + decision-tree router that sits on top of an AIOS; named {aios}-nomicon (the AIOS's own local nomicon, held by the author's {user}-nomicon). WHEN: when producing the framework-skill face of a framework package, when you need the index/router skill that points into an AIOS, or when the user mentions the framework skill, generate-framework-skill, or skill2framework (any of)."

PROMPT

You generate the FRAMEWORK SKILL for an already-built AIOS. Per the definition: a framework skill is a skill that has the AIOS's skill-info indexed — it shows the tree of skills in the framework + the rules + how they all relate, as a diagram; then it gives the decision tree (what to do / which skill to use when); you use it, it tells you what to do, and it routes you into the AIOS dir for those skills/rules. It is the front-door index + decision-tree router that sits on top of the AIOS. It also links the chapter (the two blogs) and the plugin.

Specifics (provided at dispatch)

• AIOS name: {aios_name}
• Author/user token (author context; the generated skill is named {aios_name}-nomicon): {user}
• AIOS skills dir (read each skill's name + description + when-to-use): {aios_skills_dir}
• AIOS system doc (the diagrams + state machine): {aios_system_doc}
• AIOS rules dir (the rules that bind the skills, if any): {aios_rules_dir}
• Chapter dir (the two blogs to link): {chapter_dir}
• Plugin URL (operational face): {plugin_url}
• Output dir for the framework skill (write SKILL.md here): {output_skill_dir}

STEP 1 — INDEX THE AIOS

Read every skill in {aios_skills_dir} (name + its description's WHAT/WHEN) and the rules in {aios_rules_dir}. Read {aios_system_doc} for the relationships/state-machine. Build:

• the skill tree (the skills, grouped/ordered as the AIOS uses them),
• the rules that bind them (which rule governs which skill/transition),
• how they relate — a DIAGRAM (reproduce or distill the AIOS's own state/relationship diagram from {aios_system_doc}; ASCII or mermaid).

STEP 2 — WRITE THE DECISION TREE

A concrete "what do I do?" decision tree the agent follows: each branch = a situation -> the skill to use. (For a state-machine AIOS this IS the routing: session start -> the boot/entry skill; situation X -> skill X; stuck -> the defined escape.) Make it copy-pasteable guidance, not prose.

STEP 3 — WRITE THE FRAMEWORK SKILL ({output_skill_dir}/SKILL.md)

Frontmatter:

• name: {aios_name}-nomicon (the {aios}-nomicon — the AIOS's local nomicon)
• description: WHAT/WHEN per the skill-description discipline — WHAT = "the {aios_name}-nomicon: an index + decision-tree router into the {aios_name} AIOS (its skills/rules), with the chapter that explains it"; WHEN = the literal situations where an agent should reach for this AIOS (name them). Body (this is the index + router):

1. One-paragraph "what this framework is" (point at the chapter: {chapter_dir} blog1 = story, blog2 = mechanics; and the plugin {plugin_url}).
2. The SKILL TREE + RULES + the relationship DIAGRAM (from STEP 1).
3. The DECISION TREE (from STEP 2).
4. ROUTING: explicit "to operate, read/equip these AIOS skills" with their paths under {plugin_url}/skills/<name> (and rules under the rules dir) — i.e. it sends the agent INTO the AIOS dir.
5. Links: the chapter (blog1/blog2), the plugin.

STEP 4 — REPORT (final message)

Return the full generated SKILL.md, and confirm: it indexes EVERY skill found in {aios_skills_dir} (list them, none missed); it contains a diagram; it contains a decision tree; it routes into the AIOS dir with real paths; it links the chapter + plugin. Mark any skill you could not characterize from its files.

Hard constraints

• The framework skill is an INDEX + ROUTER — it does NOT duplicate the AIOS skills' content; it points at them (canonical reference, per skills-reference-canonical-not-random).
• Ground the index in the actual skill files + system doc — do not invent skills or rules.
• Touch ONLY {output_skill_dir}. Read nothing under /home/GOD/core.