docs: WORLD.md restructured under the fleet's six headings (fleet-3) - #23
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Content moved, not changed, except: VISION is new (marked VAL: edit), the CHARTER territory line is stated positively (marked VAL: edit), ROADMAP puts CI first and orders the README's not-yet list with reasons, and the L0-L3 block is replaced by a link to the operator constitution. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
| ## CONSTITUTION (what rules we must obey) | ||
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| The fleet's shared rules live in one place and this file links to them rather | ||
| than pasting: the [operator's constitution](https://github.com/minerva-sky/workspace/blob/master/WORLD.md#constitution-what-rules-we-must-obey). |
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Stick to the Autogenetica realm. Don't reference to anything in WORLD.md outside of the repository's scope.
| ## Anti-goals | ||
| Anti-goals, which are constraints wearing a different hat: |
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I think this is worth a sub-section. Keep ### Anti-goals and throw out the unnecessary Anti-goals, which are constraints wearing a different hat: wording.
| The README's "what lens does NOT do (yet)" list is the roadmap. This is that | ||
| list as an order, with the reason for the order. |
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This is not sufficient. Decide if we track roadmap with another file or just with Github. Github has many options to lean into
| 1. CI. There is none on main yet, and the first automation this repo needs is | ||
| a test run across the supported Rubies with no secrets in the environment. |
| <!-- VAL: edit. Drafted from the old Purpose and Direction sections; the charter said what lens does and which way it leans, never where it ends up. --> | ||
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| An author hands lens the thing they know best and gets back a skill their | ||
| coding agent will actually obey: RFC-2119 items, every one traceable to a | ||
| page. The expert stays the expert. The distillation stops being an afternoon | ||
| of prompt-wrangling and becomes one command. Not a prompt toolkit, not a | ||
| marketplace. A lens: one corpus in, one focused thing out, and you can see | ||
| where the light came from. |
| **Territory:** <!-- VAL: edit. The old charter drew this border only by negation (the anti-goals); this states it positively. --> | ||
| agent-lens owns the extraction framing, the shape-validate-write pipeline, the | ||
| provenance record, and the CLI that drives them. It does not own corpus | ||
| extraction from binary formats, skill hosting or distribution, provider | ||
| plumbing, or the methodology behind the framing. |
…section, roadmap in GitHub milestones, CI item done Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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All four addressed in 31cc676:
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| Changes are classed by risk (external visibility times reversibility), and each | ||
| class has an autonomy level that can rise as the agent's track record earns it: | ||
| **Territory:** <!-- VAL: edit. The old charter drew this border only by negation (the anti-goals); this states it positively. --> |
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| **Territory:** <!-- VAL: edit. The old charter drew this border only by negation (the anti-goals); this states it positively. --> | |
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Restructures WORLD.md under the six headings every repo in the fleet now shares (VISION / MISSION / CONSTITUTION / ROADMAP / AGENTS / CHARTER), per the fleet-artifact reassessment. Docs only. Same shape as codenamev/agentic#47.
What moved, not changed: Purpose → MISSION; Direction + Constraints + Anti-goals → CONSTITUTION (local additions under the operator link); How work gets proposed → AGENTS.
What is new, and marked
VAL: editinline:Judgment calls worth a look:
.github/yet; ci: run the test suite on Ruby 4.0 with no secrets in the environment #18 proposes the matrix. Everything below it lands faster once a red check can say no. Then the README's not-yet list in its own order: multi-file corpora, quality eval / re-cast (waits on the pilot readout), composition. PDF/EPUB and marketplace publishing stay off the list, as before.Status line stays PROPOSED. Voice pass: 0 em-dashes in 1250 words.
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