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vibetags-usage

@pisberg⭐ 6 stars

This skill should be used when the user asks how to "use VibeTags", "add VibeTags annotations", "set up AI guardrails", "protect code from AI", "configure AI platforms", asks about @AILocked, @AIContext, @AIDraft, @AIAudit, @AIIgnore, @AIPrivacy, @AICore, @AIPerformance, @AIContract, @AITestDriven, @AIThreadSafe, @AIImmutable, @AIDeprecated, @AIObservability, @AIRegulation, @AIArchitecture, @AILegacyBridge, @AIStrictClasspath, @AIInternationalized, @AIPublicAPI, @AISchemaSafe, @AIStrictExceptions, @AIStrictTypes, @AIParallelTests, @AIIdempotent, @AIFeatureFlag, @AISecure, @AICallersOnly, @AISandboxOnly, @AIMemoryBudget, @AIPure, @AIDomainModel, @AIExtensible, @AIInputSanitized, @AISecureLogging, @AIExplain, @AIPrototype, @AISunset, @AITemporary annotations, or wants to control how AI tools interact with Java code.

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// README

Skill3 — a fully local AI Skill Relearner

A real, fully-offline learn run over a made-up corpus (examples/demo-corpus.txt). Recorded from the real run by docs/record-demo.py (asciicast + agg); the idle synthesis wait is time-compressed. A VHS recipe is in docs/demo.tape.

License: Apache 2.0 CI Java 25 Static analysis: Error Prone · PMD · SpotBugs · ArchUnit Donate

Skill3 is a lightweight Java CLI that relearns a technical skill for an AI agent. It discovers documentation sources, scores them for authority and freshness (anchored to a target model's knowledge cutoff), synthesizes them with a local LLM into an Agent Skills SKILL.md, and vets the result with NVIDIA's SkillSpector.

The point: a model only knows what existed before its training cutoff. Skill3 gathers what changed after that cutoff and bakes it into a skill the agent can load — so it stops emitting deprecated patterns.

  • General — no skill is hardcoded; the model plans the searches and freshness is driven by a cutoff date, so it works for any topic (technical or not).
  • Delta, not primer — a generated skill covers only what changed after the cutoff and tells the model to rely on existing knowledge for the rest.
  • Local-first — by default synthesis runs on a local LLM (Ollama), so the only external service is discovery (Brave Search). A hosted provider (any OpenAI-compatible gateway, or Claude via the native SDK) is opt-in.
  • Cutoff-anchored — the discovery window is bounded by the target model's cutoff (below) and today (above), so results are the slice the model doesn't already know.
  • Quality-gated — the build runs Error Prone, PMD, SpotBugs and ArchUnit, and ships compile-time AI guardrails via VibeTags.

See docs/SPEC.md for the full specification, docs/ARCHITECTURE.md for the design, and docs/PLAN.md for the roadmap.


What is a knowledge cutoff — and why it's the whole idea

A large language model is trained on a snapshot of the world that ends on a fixed date: its knowledge cutoff. Everything before that date the model may know; everything after it the model has simply never seen. Claude Opus 4.8, for example, has a cutoff of January 2026 — ask it about anything from February 2026 onward and it will either say it doesn't know, or (worse) confidently answer using stale, pre-cutoff information.

The cutoff is not a bug to be patched; it's a hard property of how the model was trained. You can't retrain the model, but you can hand it the missing slice of the world at runtime. That is the entire premise of Skill3:

Take a topic and a model's cutoff date, gather only what changed after that date, and compile it into a SKILL.md the agent loads — so it answers from current reality instead of stale memory.

Concretely, the cutoff date drives a date-bounded web search: discovery starts at the cutoff and ends today (2026-01-01to<today>), so the pipeline spends its effort on material the model could not possibly already know, rather than re-summarising what it learned in training. Everything else — authority scoring, freshness ranking, local synthesis, vetting — exists to turn that fresh slice into something an agent can trust.

This works for any topic, not just code (see the examples — a software protocol and current events). The cutoff is the dial; the skill is the output.


Why it matters: MCP versioning

The cleanest illustration of the problem Skill3 solves is the Model Context Protocol. MCP revisions are date-versioned (2024-11-05 → 2025-03-26 → 2025-06-18), and the changes between them are not backward-compatible: a new HTTP transport, a required MCP-Protocol-Version header, removed JSON-RPC batching, new primitives like elicitation.

A model trained before mid-2025 confidently emits the old protocol — wrong transport, missing header, assumptions that silently break real integrations. That's exactly the post-cutoff drift Skill3 targets: anchor discovery at the model's cutoff, pull what changed since, and bake it into a skill the agent loads.

See the generated example: examples/SKILL-mcp.md — an MCP skill centred on protocol versioning and revision negotiation.


The pipeline: plan → Brave → synthesize → (verify) → vet

Skill3 is a linear pipeline (LearnPipeline). The synthesis model (local Ollama by default, or a hosted provider) is used at four points — to plan the searches, to synthesize the skill, optionally to verify it, and to revise it during vetting. Brave does discovery and SkillSpector does safety vetting.

                 ┌──────── Phase 0: Plan (model) ─────────┐
  topic + cutoff ►  QueryPlanner → N post-cutoff queries  │   topic-agnostic; no per-topic logic
                 └──────────────────┬─────────────────────┘
                                    ▼
                 ┌──────────── Phase 1: Discovery & Retrieval ─────────────┐
  per query ─► Brave Search ─► fetch pages (parallel) ─► extract dates ─► score authority
                 └───────────────────────────────────────────┬───────────┘
                                                              ▼
                 ┌──────────────── Phase 2: Ranking ──────────────┐
                 │  consensus (prune lonely code blocks)           │   ranked ContextBundle
                 │  freshness: cutoff ≤ published ≤ today           │   (future-dated dropped)
                 │  authoritative hosts ranked first               │
                 └──────────────────────────────┬─────────────────┘
                                                 ▼
                 ┌──────── Phase 3: Synthesis (model) ────────┐
                 │  model drafts a post-cutoff DELTA           │   ← post-processor, not the model,
                 │  deterministic post-processor guarantees    │     guarantees the frontmatter
                 │  spec-compliant frontmatter + footer        │
                 └──────────────────────┬─────────────────────┘
                                        ▼
                 ┌──── Phase 3b: Verify (model, --verify) ────┐
                 │  re-ground each claim against the sources;  │   optional accuracy gate
                 │  demote future-dated releases to "planned"  │
                 └──────────────────────┬─────────────────────┘
                                        ▼
                 ┌──────── Phase 4: Vetting (SkillSpector) ────┐
                 │  static scan → findings                     │
                 │  self-correction loop revises (bounded)     │
                 └──────────────────────┬─────────────────────┘
                                        ▼
                        skills/<topic>/SKILL.md  (+ index.html preview)

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// HOW IT'S BUILT

KEY FILES

.claude/skills/vibetags-usage/SKILL.mdREADME.md

// REPO STATS

6 stars