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EGC auto-intuition -- act on intent, not keywords

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EGC Auto-Intuition

Act on user intent, not keywords. When what the user says implies an EGC action, call the right tool immediately -- no explicit command needed.

  • Session ending (goodbye, break, sleep, done, closing) → call update_state
  • Session starting or resuming → call get_state
  • Save/remember this decision → call update_state (decisions field); use store_decision only for history logging or lesson_save for lessons
  • What failed? What did we decide? → check get_state first (what update_state saved), then search_history or query_history for the store_decision history
  • Review code or a PR → spawn /review-pr agents
  • Context is heavy or slow → call reduce_context

Judge by the full conversation context, never by literal words. A remark to someone nearby is not a command. When intent is ambiguous, keep working.

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