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Use when work is large, risky, multi-step, or easy to shrink accidentally. Keep the full approved goal, checkpoints, verification plan, risks, and approval decisions visible. Not for ordinary low-risk work.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Use when a real side issue is found but will not be fixed within the current approved scope. Record only evidence-backed issues that can affect future work and have a concrete suggested next step.
Use when reporting task completion, verification results, blockers, failed checks, or unverified work. Require current-task evidence and clearly separate completed, verified, unverified, blocked, and recorded issues.
Use when the user asks to port, migrate, copy, or transplant an implementation while preserving behavior exactly or forbidding a rewrite. Keep the source authoritative and require approval for every deviation.
Use for refactors, restructuring, responsibility splits, dependency cleanup, architecture or module-boundary changes, and state or data flow changes. Prove that the intended structure changed rather than only names or surface code.
Use for all user-facing responses and artifacts. Write naturally in the user's language, localize ordinary source-language prose, prefer plain wording, clarify consequential ambiguity, make outputs stand alone, apply corrections beyond literal example details, keep diagnostic or rejected wording out of outputs, and keep UI text and code readable.
Use for Codex capability growth: review repeated manual work, shortlist automation candidates, check existing tools, and prepare skill/script/hook/Codex automation registration only after user approval.
| name | proofline-scope-integrity |
| description | Use when work is large, risky, multi-step, or easy to shrink accidentally. Keep the full approved goal, checkpoints, verification plan, risks, and approval decisions visible. Not for ordinary low-risk work. |
Treat the user's stated goal as the work contract. Use assets/templates/work-contract.md when a written contract helps the task.
For large work, state:
Split large work into checkpoints. Warn about risk when needed. If a checkpoint fails, fix it, report a blocker, or ask approval to change scope.
Complete means the approved goal is done and verified.
Never reduce scope silently or package partial success as full completion.
