What problem does it solve?
It helps coding agents classify tasks and select an evidence-backed set of eidetic memory (ee) commands, while preventing the agent from making unsupported judgments inside the Rust CLI.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Task classification & framing: Produces a structured task frame (e.g., bug fix, feature, investigation) suitable for agent handoff.
- Evidence-driven command selection: Drives the agent to fetch readiness, context packs, and targeted search/why explanations from ee using machine-readable JSON.
- Degraded-mode safety: Detects degraded or unavailable ee capabilities and stops conclusions that would require missing evidence, with explicit repair commands.
- Privacy and prompt-injection guardrails: Enforces redaction checks and quarantine-aware handling of prompt-injection-like evidence.
- Output packaging for downstream implementation: Returns a compact YAML artifact including risk checks, evidence gaps, and nextAction.
Quick Start
Use the situation-framing skill to turn a user task into an evidence-backed task frame by first running ee status, then pulling context or searching for missing facts, and finally producing the YAML handoff artifact without claiming judgment from the CLI.