| name | triadic-voice-v2 |
| description | HFR v2 generator. Same in-session Russell+Feynman+Hoskinson fusion as triadic-voice, but register-routed, chassis-varied, and profile-target-driven, with an anti-copy self-check. Use when generating v2 passages for the HFR comparison. The running model is the generator; no API key. |
| license | MIT |
| metadata | {"author":"charles-hoskinson","version":"0.1.0","category":"writing"} |
triadic-voice-v2
The v2 HFR generator. Same fused Russell+Feynman+Hoskinson voice and same in-session
doctrine as triadic-voice (the running model writes; no API key), but generation is
register-routed, chassis-varied, profile-target-driven, and anti-copy-checked. The v1
triadic-voice skill is unchanged and remains the comparison control.
How to generate (in-session)
- Build the brief. Call
build_generation_brief(topic, rotation) (from skill_api).
It returns the register, a chassis (beat plan), numeric targets + an injectable
targets_prompt, and an exemplar_query. rotation increments per passage so the
chassis varies across a batch.
- Ground in the real voice. Read 6–10 Hoskinson corpus entries matching the
exemplar_query (register + rhetorical move) and the fusion guide
../russellian-style/references/triadic-voice-guide.md. Study cadence; never copy wording.
- Plan, then adapt, beat by beat. Write the passage following the chassis
beats in
order. After each beat, check it against the targets_prompt (cadence band, direct
address, example spacing, modifier budget) and the discipline floor; revise the beat
before moving on. This is the plan-then-adapt loop — not one-shot.
- Self-check copying. Run
anti_copy.check(draft, corpus_texts, taboo) on the finished
draft. If alarm is true, rewrite the flagged spans — never ship a verbatim corpus run.
- Clear the floor. The passage must pass the
russellian-style v2 floor for its
register (--ruleset russellian-rules-v2.json --register <register>). Liveliness signals
are advisory, not gates.
What v2 changes vs v1
Register routing (technical/narrative/polemic dials), a rotating six-archetype chassis
(not the fixed open-Hoskinson/develop-Feynman/close-Russell), corpus-derived numeric
targets injected into the write, and an explicit anti-copy gate.
Note: cadence targets are derived from Hoskinson's spoken transcripts (high variance,
run-on sentences); the target text says so and caps the written upper bound — treat
cadence as loose guidance, not a literal rule. The chassis rotates within a register's
eligible archetypes (narrative 5, technical 5, polemic 3), so long single-register
batches will cycle; vary the topic/register to maximize chassis variety.
Helpers
scripts/register_router.py, scripts/chassis.py, scripts/profile_targets.py,
scripts/anti_copy.py, scripts/brief.py. All stdlib, deterministic, unit-tested.
