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osprey-rules
Orchestrator plugin for writing, reviewing, and debugging Osprey SML moderation rules for atproto. Dispatches specialized subagents (planner, implementor, reviewer, debugger) via a thin coordinator.
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osprey-rule-debugger
/osprey-rule-debugger
Use when fixing Osprey SML validation errors or reviewer-identified issues. Receives structured issue reports, diagnoses root causes, applies fixes across all issues in one pass, and runs osprey-cli as a self-check before reporting back. Commits fixes after each pass. Examples: "fix these validation errors", "resolve reviewer issues", "debug this SML error", "fix and re-validate".
osprey-rule-impl
/osprey-rule-impl
Use when writing or modifying Osprey SML rule files from a validated rule specification. Receives a planner's rule spec and investigator's project context, then authors the actual SML: models, rules, effects, and execution graph wiring. Does not validate — that is the reviewer's job. Examples: "implement this rule spec", "write the SML for X", "create models and rules from this plan".
osprey-rule-planner
/osprey-rule-planner
Use when gathering requirements for a new Osprey SML rule before any code is written. Asks clarifying questions about event type, behaviour to detect, signals, labels, target entity, and content examples. Produces a structured rule spec for the implementation agent. Examples: "what should this rule detect", "plan a rule for X", "gather requirements for a harassment rule".
osprey-rule-reviewer
/osprey-rule-reviewer
Use when validating or reviewing Osprey SML rules. Runs three-layer verification: osprey-cli validation, proactive pattern checks, and convention review. Returns structured findings with severity classification. Read-only analysis — never modifies rule files. Examples: "validate my rules", "review this rule file", "check rules against conventions", "run verification".
osprey-rule-writer
/osprey-rule-writer
Use this agent when working with Osprey SML moderation rules for atproto. Handles writing new rules, editing existing rules, debugging validation errors, and looking up SML syntax or labeling patterns. Examples: "write a rule for X", "fix this validation error", "what labeling patterns exist", "review this rule".
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authoring-osprey-rules
/authoring-osprey-rules
Use when writing or modifying Osprey SML rule files from a validated rule specification. Covers model writing, rule writing, effect wiring, and execution graph wiring. Not triggered on general coding tasks.
fixing-osprey-rules
/fixing-osprey-rules
Use when fixing Osprey SML validation errors or reviewer-identified issues. Contains error categories, fix patterns, and debugging workflow. Not triggered on general coding tasks — only when resolving specific SML errors.
osprey-sml-reference
/osprey-sml-reference
Use when writing SML rules for Osprey — syntax questions, type system, naming conventions, labeling patterns, entity extraction, window counting, or label operations
planning-osprey-rules
/planning-osprey-rules
Use when gathering requirements for a new Osprey SML rule before any code is written. Not triggered on general coding tasks — only when planning what a rule should detect, which labels to apply, and what signals to use.
reviewing-osprey-rules
/reviewing-osprey-rules
Use when validating or reviewing Osprey SML rules. Defines three-layer verification (osprey-cli, proactive checks, convention review) with severity classification. Not triggered on general coding tasks.
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Version0.3.0
LanguageJavaScript
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LicenseMIT
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