| name | local-coding-delegate |
| description | Optional local coding loop as a mechanical or default delegate. Use when the decider model wants a cheap local coder and a hardware probe says the host can run one. |
| license | MIT |
Local coding delegate
Optional. Not always-loaded. A user-configurable local coding loop that runs
as a mechanical or default delegate only.
The most-intelligent or default capability model stays the decider. Load this
skill when that decider judges a local loop would add value, then probe the
host before configuring anything.
When it may run
- The adopter asked for a local loop, or the decider chose one for cheap,
bounded, already-specified work.
- The hardware probe recommends a size class
other than
refuse.
- The task is mechanical or default-capability labor, not review, not the
GitHub playbook, and not a public-API change unless both the probe and the
task say the local coder is enough.
Honest refuse is a valid completion. Do not download or configure a local
coder unless the adopter asked and the probe says the host can run a useful
one. Never invent a default vendor model name. Speak in capability levels and
size classes (small, medium, large, or refuse).
Probe
Run the stdlib probe. It reports OS, RAM, and GPU memory when present, then
recommends a size class or refuses.
python3 chaos-engine/skills/local-coding-delegate/scripts/probe_hardware.py
refuse — do not install or invoke a local coder.small / medium / large — the host can run a useful coder in that
class. The adopter chooses the vendor and the model. This skill does not.
Bounds
The local loop never replaces independent review, never owns merge or GitHub
delivery, and never decides architecture. The host session may hand one
mechanical batch to a writer. Close that writer after its PR exists. If the
probe refuses, or the task outgrows the recommended class, keep the work on
the decider model.
