ric-agent-operating-rules

To ensure non-destructive code execution, you must adhere to an operating protocol that prioritizes user data preservation and enforces rigorous repository checks before any agent decisions are made.

A repository-first inspection protocol requires analyzing the repository state thoroughly before making any code modifications, ensuring that code integrity is maintained throughout the agent's execution process.

To manage Node.js versions with FNM during agent work, you apply a version control protocol that ensures proper Node.js version usage and consistency across all operations within the coding environment.

To start a coding agent session and maintain code integrity, you execute the operating rules skill at the beginning of each session to initialize a safe, standardized working protocol.

This operating protocol is specifically designed for ric coding agent work, focusing on non-destructive execution and version management tailored to that environment.

Coding agents modify user data unexpectedly when not bound by a non-destructive execution protocol, making it necessary to enforce user-data preservation rules during all repository operations.