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bolt-forge-opt-in-not-clone

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Steal Bolt Forge FORMAT: explicit per-session opt-in, secret strip + seeded tests, operator vs research usage split, already-exported is irreversible. Do NOT clone Bolt Forge, send traces to Arcee, or claim 50x compute. Slash: /bolt-forge-opt-in-not-clone.

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  1. Very specific:

    Run seeded strip (api_key= assignment plant) against secret-redaction.js.

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    Write local file only; append export log.

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SKILL.md

Bolt Forge FORMAT — opt-in, don't clone

Goal

Produce fail-closed session-export honesty for whom: ThumbGate agents about to dump traces/DPO/feedback off-box — so operator/production stays DENY, research writes only after per-session opt-in + irreversible ack + secret-redaction seeded strip. Local files only.

Constraints

NEVERALWAYS
Clone Bolt Forge / upload to Arceenpx thumbgate session-export-gate
Claim 50× compute as oursTheir preview numbers stay theirs
Export operator / PreToolUse / prod receipts--lane=research only
Buried account toggle--opt-in-export every session
Pretend exports can be untrained--i-understand-irreversible
Invent a second SDSscripts/secret-redaction.js + seeded test

Reference

Examples (show, don't tell)

Weak: Turn on a global "share traces" flag and POST to a partner.

Gold:

$ npx thumbgate session-export-gate --json --lane=operator
ok: false  operator_lane_deny
$ npx thumbgate session-export-gate --json --lane=research \
    --opt-in-export --i-understand-irreversible --text='hi' --dest=/tmp/out.txt --apply
ok: true

Procedures

npx thumbgate session-export-gate --json --lane=operator
npx thumbgate session-export-gate --json --lane=research --opt-in-export --i-understand-irreversible --input=t.txt --dest=out.txt --apply
npm run test:session-export-gate
  1. Classify lane (operator DENY).
  2. Require per-session opt-in + irreversible ack.
  3. Run seeded strip (api_key= assignment plant) against secret-redaction.js.
  4. Write local file only; append export log.
  5. Refuse --clone-bolt-forge and remote dest.

Rubric

  • operator → ok=false
  • research without flags → ok=false
  • research + flags + local dest → ok=true, secret gone
  • doctor: npm run test:session-export-gate PASS
  • evidence: command output in the same turn

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