What problem does it solve? AI coding agents drift from the true project goal over long sessions because they lack a persistent, structured anchor describing the project's goal, requirements, invariants, and unknowns. This Skill onboards a project into the predicate framework by installing enforcement hooks and authoring an AGENTS.md goal-hierarchy that every subsequent agent walk hydrates from. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Eight-phase orientation workflow: BOUND, ESTABLISH, MAP, SURVEY, ELICIT, NEST, AUTHOR, and RECONCILE phases map the repository, survey available tools, and draft contract-conformant AGENTS.md files, with two human seams for goal confirmation and reconciliation. - R/I/U hierarchy authoring: Generates Requirements, Invariants, and Unknowns sections with grounding and signposts, making AGENTS.md the persistent anchor that live context-map trackers hydrate from via Nickel contract validation. - Refresh and reorientation: Re-running performs a diff-scoped sync pass, and staleness triggers from the tracker_fresh.sh gate drive tactical re-validation or strategic escalation. - Use Case: When adopting predicate in a new repository, run the orientation workflow to install git hooks, initialize the .ledger sub-repository, map the codebase, and produce a root AGENTS.md that anchors all future agent walks. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run the /orient workflow on your project to install predicate enforcement and author the AGENTS.md goal-hierarchy.