radar-harvest
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Use to mine the day's FULL radar fetch (not just the top 3) into the wiki so knowledge compounds, and to turn tool/model-release signals into adoption decisions + capabilities. Triggers - "harvest the radar", "grow the wiki from today's news", "what should we adopt", "any tools to adopt", "ingest today's radar", "/radar-harvest". The sibling of /tech-radar (which fetches + digests the top items) and the Opportunity Engine (outward painpoints) - this one keeps the discarded 99% as compounding knowledge AND spots adoptable tools (e.g. "GLM-5.2 tops open coding") to wire into Servy. Personal/public-data only - never SoftServe customer IP.
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- Very specific: line 24
Ensure today's fetch exists: If knowledge/radar/<date>-raw.json is missing, run python3 scripts/tech-radar-fetch.py (don't re-fetch if it's …
- Very specific: line 27
Read the source/summary; if it's thin, fetch the URL for substance (WebFetch / ctx_fetch_and_index).
- Very specific: line 28
Write a NEW concept/tool/entity page or fold into the closest existing page (the engine already dampened things the wiki covers — prefer …
- Very specific: line 29
Update references/index.md and append a ## [<date>] ingest | radar-harvest line to references/log.md.
- Very specific: line 34
If adoption implies a Tier-X wiring (CLI install / roster edit / MCP), add a pending.md line for Gera to arm — do NOT wire it yourself.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
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What this skill does
/tech-radar fetches ~500 items every morning and the digest keeps ~3. That discarded 99% is exactly the knowledge that should compound, and a line like "GLM-5.2 takes the open coding crown" is a signal to act, not just to report. This skill mines the same raw fetch into two flows:
- Knowledge growth — the wiki-worthy discards become
references/pages so Servy's knowledge grows every day. - Adoption — named tool/model releases Servy could use flow through an adopt / watch / skip decision; STRONG adopts become
[capability]backlog items (→ thebacklog-util.pybridge →the-builder-room).
It composes existing machinery, it is not a parallel system: input is tech-radar-fetch.py's raw JSON; output lands in the references/ wiki and the evolution-backlog.md bridge. Engine: scripts/radar-harvest.py. Cloud sibling: routines/radar-harvest.md.
Governance (read before running)
- Ingesting wiki pages + filing backlog items = Tier-S (auto). The Ingestion loop already auto-writes the wiki; this is the same risk class.
- Actually WIRING an adopted tool — installing a CLI, editing the
multi-brainmodel roster, adding an MCP — is Tier-X. This skill SUGGESTS it (digest + a[capability]item + apending.mdline); Gera arms the install/edit. Never auto-install or auto-edit the roster. (A doc-only note inreferences/ai-dev-tools-landscape.mdis the one Tier-S exception.) - SoftServe boundary (
references/softserve-ai-usage-policy.md): public/personal data only. Never ingest customer IP, never route it through the multi-brain.
Process
- Ensure today's fetch exists. If
knowledge/radar/<date>-raw.jsonis missing, runpython3 scripts/tech-radar-fetch.py(don't re-fetch if it's already there — same-day dedup). - Plan.
python3 scripts/radar-harvest.py plan --date <date>→ JSON{ingest:[...], adopt:[...]}. This is the scored shortlist, not the whole 500. - Ingest (knowledge growth). For each
ingestitem (respect the cap), followreferences/wiki-protocol.md:- Read the source/summary; if it's thin, fetch the URL for substance (
WebFetch/ctx_fetch_and_index). - Write a NEW concept/tool/entity page or fold into the closest existing page (the engine already dampened things the wiki covers — prefer appending a dated note to a stub-worth item). Quality over count: a few solid pages beat 8 stubs.
- Update
references/index.mdand append a## [<date>] ingest | radar-harvestline toreferences/log.md.
- Read the source/summary; if it's thin, fetch the URL for substance (
- Adopt (signal → capability). For each
adoptcandidate:- Log the signal for cross-day accumulation:
python3 scripts/radar-harvest.py signal --tool "<name>" --title "<t>" --url "<u>" --source "<s>". python3 scripts/radar-harvest.py scoreto see which tools are STRONG (≥3 mentions, or ≥2 mentions from ≥2 sources over 7d).- For a STRONG candidate, run a quick adopt / watch / skip decision — invoke
/ai-applyon "should Servy adopt<tool>?" or spinthe-labfor a dossier. On adopt: filepython3 scripts/backlog-util.py add --tier T2 --source radar-harvest --desc "[capability] adopt <tool>: <one-line why> — wire via <skill/script/roster note>"(→ bridge → builder). On watch: keep the signal, no backlog item. On skip: nothing. - If adoption implies a Tier-X wiring (CLI install / roster edit / MCP), add a
pending.mdline for Gera to arm — do NOT wire it yourself.
- Log the signal for cross-day accumulation:
- Digest.
python3 scripts/radar-harvest.py digest --plan <plan.json>and send to Telegram (TG_BOT_TOKEN/TG_CHAT_IDfrom.env): pages added, adopt candidates + verdicts, what was queued vs what needs Gera to arm. - Report in chat: pages ingested (with links), adopt verdicts, capabilities filed, Tier-X items parked for Gera.
Caps & discipline
- Ingest ≤ 8 pages/day, adopt ≤ 5 candidates/day (engine defaults; tune with
--ingest-cap/--adopt-cap). Don't flood the wiki — thewardenagent lints it. - Re-runnable and idempotent-ish: re-running the same day appends, the dedup dampener stops re-paging covered topics, and the signal store dedups by tool key over the window.
"adopt"argument → skip step 2, run only the adoption pass (steps 3-4).
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