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Manage prototypes — settle and evict. Use when you need to register or remove prototypes from the runtime.
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SOC 職業分類に基づく
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Guide for creating RoleX skills. Use when creating a new skill or updating an existing skill that extends a role's capabilities. Skills are SKILL.md files referenced by a procedure — the procedure summary is loaded at activate time, the full SKILL.md is loaded on demand via skill(locator).
| name | prototype-management |
| description | Manage prototypes — settle and evict. Use when you need to register or remove prototypes from the runtime. |
Feature: Prototype Registry Register and unregister prototypes. A prototype is an instruction set (prototype.json + .feature files) that materializes roles, organizations, and positions in the runtime when settled.
Scenario: settle — execute a prototype into the world Given you have a ResourceX source (local path or locator) containing a prototype When you call use with !prototype.settle Then the prototype.json is loaded and all @filename references are resolved And each instruction is executed in order against the runtime And the prototype id and source are registered in the prototype registry And parameters are: """ locator: "!prototype.settle" args: source: "./prototypes/rolex"
# or by registry locator:
locator: "!prototype.settle"
args:
source: "deepractice/rolex"
"""
Scenario: evict — remove a prototype from the registry Given a prototype is no longer needed When you call use with !prototype.evict Then the id is removed from the prototype registry And runtime entities created by the prototype are NOT removed And parameters are: """ locator: "!prototype.evict" args: id: "rolex" """
Scenario: Settle is idempotent Given a prototype has already been settled When settle is called again with the same source Then existing entities are skipped (all ops check for duplicate ids) And the result is identical to the first settle
Scenario: Auto-born on activate Given a prototype is registered but no runtime individual exists When activate is called with the individual's id Then the individual is automatically born from the prototype