/set

Set one or more Three Axes Framework axis values.

The arguments passed to this command are: $ARGUMENTS

Valid axes and values:

• mastery: low, medium, high
• consequence: low, medium, high
• intent: growth, balanced, output

Scope flags: --project (writes .three-axes.json at repo root), --global (writes ~/.claude/three-axes-profile.json). Default (no flag): session only (~/.claude/three-axes-session.json).

Follow these steps:

1. Parse $ARGUMENTS:

   • Extract scope flag: --project, --global, or none (session).
   • Extract all axis=value pairs (split on spaces, filter those containing =).
   • If no axis=value pairs found, respond: "Usage: /three-axes set = [--project|--global]" and stop.

2. Validate all pairs before writing anything:

   • Check each axis name is one of: mastery, consequence, intent.
   • Check each value is valid for that axis.
   • If ANY validation fails, list ALL errors and stop. Do not write any files.

3. Determine target file path:

   • --global: ~/.claude/three-axes-profile.json
   • --project: .three-axes.json at git repo root. Run git rev-parse --show-toplevel via Bash to find the root. If not a git repo, use the current working directory. The file will be created if it doesn't exist.
   • (default): ~/.claude/three-axes-session.json

4. Read the existing target file (treat missing as {}). From the existing content, keep only the three known axis keys (mastery, consequence, intent) — discard any unknown keys. Merge the new values in. Write the result using the Write tool.

5. Confirm: "Set = [, =...] in profile." where scope is session, project, or global. Add: "Use /three-axes status to see the full resolved profile."