generate-my-taste

A personal taste skill encodes five anchors from memory to standardize behavior across prose, code, design, and decisions. It provides a compact, auditable framework ensuring consistent agent behavior across multiple domains based on historical evidence.

Generating a five-anchor taste framework requires invoking specific triggers like "generate my taste skill" to start evidence-first anchor derivation. The process extracts references from memory and produces an audit-ready preview before deterministically writing the charter.

Yes, a preview gate provides an audit-ready review of the derived five anchors and charter before any deterministic write occurs. This ensures you can verify the evidence-first anchor derivation before finalizing your personal taste skill.

Deriving a taste spine requires a memory-rich environment with substantial local memories and agent histories. Without sufficient historical evidence, the system cannot accurately perform evidence-first anchor derivation to craft the five anchors.

When encoding five anchors from memory, the framework is limited to a deterministic default of exactly five anchors. If local memories lack sufficient cross-domain evidence, the derived taste skill may not fully capture complex decision preferences.