protocol-midline

Enforce the Fleet Midline protocol and reclassify tasks on downward-guard triggers.

16|2|Updated Mar 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/sbluemin/fleet-harness --skill protocol-midline
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Skill: protocol-midline
Source: https://github.com/sbluemin/fleet-harness/tree/main/packages/fleet-admiral/assets/skills/protocol-midline
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/sbluemin/fleet-harness --skill protocol-midline

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides a structured approach to operational work within the Fleet framework, ensuring that any downward-guard triggers are addressed promptly.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Protocol Enforcement: Enforces the Midline protocol, guiding the user through a structured operational workflow.
  • Reclassification Management: Stops and reclassifies the operational task upon the appearance of a downward-guard trigger.
  • Checkpoints and Reporting: Defines clear checkpoints and a reporting cadence for tracking progress.

Quick Start

Implement the Midline protocol by running the provided Workflow steps and confirming readiness checks before each step.

Frequently Asked Questions about protocol-midline

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is the Fleet Midline protocol for operational workflow enforcement?

Downward-guard triggers are specific events that signal a need to stop and reclassify operational tasks. When they appear, the Midline protocol halts current work and initiates reclassification to ensure the task is properly categorized and redirected according to protocol rules.

How do I implement protocol enforcement for bounded operational work?

Downward-guard triggers are specific events that signal a need to stop and reclassify operational tasks. When they appear, the Midline protocol halts current work and initiates reclassification to ensure the task is properly categorized and redirected according to protocol rules.

When do I need to reclassify tasks in an operational workflow?

Downward-guard triggers are specific events that signal a need to stop and reclassify operational tasks. When they appear, the Midline protocol halts current work and initiates reclassification to ensure the task is properly categorized and redirected according to protocol rules.

Can I use the Midline protocol for large-scale operational workflows?

Downward-guard triggers are specific events that signal a need to stop and reclassify operational tasks. When they appear, the Midline protocol halts current work and initiates reclassification to ensure the task is properly categorized and redirected according to protocol rules.

How does checkpoint reporting work in Fleet protocol enforcement?

Downward-guard triggers are specific events that signal a need to stop and reclassify operational tasks. When they appear, the Midline protocol halts current work and initiates reclassification to ensure the task is properly categorized and redirected according to protocol rules.

What happens if a downward-guard trigger fires during task execution?

Downward-guard triggers are specific events that signal a need to stop and reclassify operational tasks. When they appear, the Midline protocol halts current work and initiates reclassification to ensure the task is properly categorized and redirected according to protocol rules.