shiji-kb

启动 shiji-kb 史记 Wiki 管家的永续 loop。每轮执行一个原子动作（W1选任务→W2执行→W3/W4评估→记账），完成后立即进入下一轮，无需用户逐轮确认。支持多实例并行（--instance/--focus）。

根据 git 缓存区（staged）内容生成中文提交消息草稿。无参数时只看缓存区、不执行 git add；带参数 `/msg X` 时先把与 X 相关的改动 `git add` 到缓存区，再生成消息草稿。始终不执行 git commit。

升级 shiji-kb wiki 页面质量一档（stub→basic→standard→featured→premium），或升至用户指定档。诊断页面当前指标缺口，执行对应补充操作（补引文、写散文、加节、加图）。当用户说 /enrich PAGE 或 /enrich PAGE 目标档 时触发。

为 shiji-kb wiki 页面补全「史记引文」节。搜索实体标注文件中对该页面实体的真实引用（而非裸字符匹配），展开已知 PN 的完整段落，过滤已引，输出新增候选。当用户说 /quote PAGE 时触发。

为 shiji-kb wiki 页面从谭其骧《中国历史地图集》自动裁切历史地图截图，并生成 frontmatter images 片段。适用于 type=place（地名）和 type=state（诸侯国/侯国/邦国）页面。当用户说 /map PAGE、/map PAGE 时间、/map PAGE all 时触发；/enrich 对 state/place 类型页面补图时也应调用。前提：页面 frontmatter 必须有 coords 字段（无 coords 则先补 coords 再调用）。

扫描并补齐缺失的每日工作日志。对比 logs/daily/ 已有日志与 git 有提交的日期（按 07:00 边界归属），列出「昨天及之前、有 commit 但无日志」的日期，逐日调用 generate_log.py 生成骨架，再按 SKILL_10b 补写微信通知和改动意义。不执行 git add/commit，不补齐今天。

将现代文本改写为司马迁《史记》文笔风格。 **触发场景**（主动使用）： - 用户明确要求"用太史公文笔改写"、"以史记风格写..."、"太史公曰"、"列传体" - 用户要求将现代文本转为文言文，且强调古雅、简洁、有文史韵味 - 用户提供人物传记、历史事件、技术概念等素材，要求古风改写 - 用户询问"司马迁会怎么写这件事" **功能**： - 三层转换：现代名词古化 → 白话转文言 → 太史公风格 - 应用《史记》特有句式（开篇定式、层递并列、简短断言、对话穿插动作等） - 应用《史记》修辞（白描、先抑后扬、排比对仗、跳跃式剪辑等） - 可选输出"太史公曰"评论段（50-80字精简版） **不做什么**： - 不复述《史记》原文内容 - 不模拟司马迁的历史观点 - 不套用《史记》名句 - 只学习语言形式、句法结构、修辞节奏 本技能基于《史记》130篇语料分析，适用于人物传记、历史事件、技术概念等现代素材的古风改写。

Use when filling government positions or matching candidates to ministerial roles. Guides collective consultation with the Four Peaks (四岳), merit evaluation, and role-to-skill mapping across nine ministerial functions.

Use when establishing an agricultural calendar or determining equinoxes and solstices. Guides celestial observation at four cardinal stations to fix seasonal timing using star positions and daylight measurement.

Use when evaluating official performance or deciding promotions and demotions. Implements a three-year cycle assessment over nine years, using documented achievements to determine advancement (陟) or removal (绌).

Use when planning a royal inspection tour or standardizing governance across regions. Structures a five-year inspection cycle covering four cardinal directions with ritual obligations, measurement standardization, and audience protocols.

Use when selecting or vetting a successor for leadership. Applies a multi-phase evaluation combining character tests, progressive responsibility assignment, regency trials, and public acceptance before formalizing succession.

Use when managing large-scale water control projects, river dredging, or land drainage. Follows Yu the Great's methodology for surveying terrain, selecting transportation, developing waterways, reclaiming flooded land, and coordinating regional labor.

Use when establishing regional administrative divisions or designing taxation and tribute systems. Divides territory into nine provinces (州) with soil classification, graduated tax rates, tribute specifications, and water-route transport planning.

Use when establishing concentric administrative zones or assigning graduated obligations by distance from a capital. Structures five zones (五服) from 甸服 to 荒服, each with specific tribute and governance requirements.

Use when evaluating leadership character or matching candidates to positions of authority. Applies Gao Yao's nine complementary virtues (九德) framework to assess balance, consistency, and suitability for household, state, or imperial governance roles.

Use when authorizing a military campaign or establishing battlefield discipline. Based on the Battle of Gan (甘之战), structures just-cause documentation, formal proclamation (誓), duty assignment, and post-battle accountability at ancestral shrines.

Use when planning river navigation routes or developing drainage channels. Maps nine major river systems from source to terminus, guides dredging, embankment construction, and integration into tribute transportation networks.

Use when managing a leadership succession or transferring power between rulers. Covers designation, mourning period (三年丧), abdication gesture, popular validation by regional leaders (诸侯), and formal assumption of authority.

Use when managing tribute obligations or enforcing compliance across distance-based zones. Structures five concentric zones (五服制度) from daily offerings to lifetime homage, with escalation protocols for non-compliance.

Use when adjudicating criminal cases or determining punishments under the five-tier system. Applies graduated verification from 五刑 to 五罚 to 五过, with doubt-based amnesty protocols and fine schedules for 3,000 categorized crimes.

Use when planning a righteous military campaign against a tyrannical ruler. Covers just-cause verification, alliance building, troop declaration, combat rules of engagement, and post-victory administration based on Tang and Wu Wang's campaigns.

Use when advising a ruler or selecting a remonstrance strategy. Offers four methods from metaphorical instruction (伊尹) to strategic withdrawal (箕子), with assessment criteria for ruler receptiveness and warning signs of a failed state.

Use when building popular support through benevolent governance or demonstrating virtue as a ruler. Applies Tang's three-sided net principle, self-reflection via public welfare, minister appointment, and post-war benevolence practices.

Use when responding to political crises, natural disasters, or rebellions. Covers earthquake interpretation, historical pattern recognition, rebellion prevention through free expression (防民之口甚於防水), regency protocols, and power restoration.

Use when recruiting talented individuals from rival states through discreet negotiation. Based on Duke Mu's recruitment of Baili Xi, guides target identification, concealment of intentions, low-value exchange tactics, and capability assessment.

Use when deciding whether to provide famine aid to a rival state. Balances humanitarian and strategic interests by consulting multiple advisors, weighing long-term diplomatic reputation against short-term military opportunity. Based on Qin's aid to Jin.

Use when neutralizing a capable enemy advisor or creating distrust between a rival ruler and their counselor. Deploys distraction tactics, manufactured suspicion, and defection incentives. Based on Qin's handling of You Yu and the Rong king.

Use when implementing comprehensive legal, agricultural, or military reforms in a stagnating state. Based on Shang Yang's reforms in Qin, covers public talent recruitment, reform debate, equal law enforcement, and institutionalization of merit-based systems.

Use when organizing conquered or acquired territories into centrally-administered counties (县). Covers territory assessment, settlement consolidation, official appointment, and administrative standardization. Based on Qin's 41-county system under Shang Yang.

Use when performing state sacrificial rituals (畤) to establish religious legitimacy or mark significant occasions. Guides altar preparation, sacrificial animal selection (三牢), ritual conduct, and event documentation. Based on Qin's sacrificial traditions.

Use when recovering from a major military defeat or rebuilding forces after a loss. Based on Duke Mu's response to the Xiao defeat, covers personal accountability, commander restoration, public acknowledgment, and rebuilding strategy.

Use when evaluating the feasibility of a long-distance surprise military attack. Assesses distance risks, intelligence reliability, supply line vulnerabilities, and contingency planning. Based on Qin's failed attack on Zheng as a cautionary example.

Use when facing a coalition of rival states or planning to disrupt enemy alliances (合从). Allocates resources for bribing key officials (豪臣), sowing discord to prevent unified action, then executing military conquest. Proposed by Wei Liao to Qin Shi Huang.

Use when standardizing education or controlling historical narratives across a unified empire. Categorizes texts for destruction vs. exemption, establishes enforcement timelines and punishments, and redirects education through officials (以吏为师).

Use when besieging a fortified city resistant to conventional assault. Plans river diversion to compromise walls through hydraulic pressure. Based on Wang Ben's 225 BCE flooding of Daliang that forced Wei's surrender.

Use when creating a new imperial title or establishing governance terminology for a unified empire. Guides council deliberation, historical precedent review, title composition (皇帝), imperial terminology (制/诏/朕), and succession numbering from 始皇帝 onward.

Use when implementing uniform standards across a newly unified empire. Covers weights and measures (衡石丈尺), writing system (书同文字), transportation (车同轨), Five Elements cosmology, and symbolic renaming of rivers and populace.

Use when planning an imperial inspection tour (巡游) to demonstrate authority and inspect territories. Covers route planning, Feng and Shan sacrifices at Mount Tai, stele erection, local scholar consultation, and governance issue resolution.

Use when replacing feudal states with centralized commandery-county (郡县) administration. Establishes 36 commanderies with three-tier governance (守/尉/监), merit-based appointments, and centralized treasury stipends per Li Si's rationale.