Document POGLS V3.8/V3.9 architecture rules, constants, and design decisions.
npx skills add https://github.com/M111ON/POGLS4 --skill pogls-geometry
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pogls geometry Source: https://github.com/M111ON/POGLS4/tree/main/docs Command: npx skills add https://github.com/M111ON/POGLS4 --skill pogls-geometry
POGLS geometry provides authoritative guidance on the POGLS architecture, constants, and rules for V3.8/V3.9 to support consistent development, quick reviews, and informed decision-making across modules.
Ask me to summarize a V3.8/V3.9 rule or generate a compliant integration plan for a POGLS module.
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POGLS architecture rules for V3.8/V3.9 define core laws, sacred numbers like 162 nodes, and PHI addressing constants to guide consistent design and reviews across modules like ShellN and Delta lanes.
To align new code with POGLS design rules, verify reference accuracy, ensure consistency with the Core Law, and validate conformance to sacred numbers and PHI addressing constants during architectural reviews.
The Hydra scheduler integration requires strict conformance to POGLS sacred numbers and PHI addressing constants to maintain architectural consistency across the V3.8 and V3.9 system design.
The best way to generate a compliant Fractal Gate integration plan is to articulate the specific POGLS architecture rules and safe defaults documented for the V3.8/V3.9 environment.
You need to apply POGLS sacred numbers like 18, 54, and 972 whenever making design decisions for modules like ShellN or Temporal Bridge to ensure reference accuracy and Core Law consistency.
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