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maintain-optimizer

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Change NeMo Relay adaptive configuration, built-in adaptive components, reports, or binding helpers; also use when the task calls this surface optimizer. Do not use for generic plugin changes.

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    Use this skill when changing adaptive config schema, built-in sections, shared plugin lifecycle, plugin registration, or binding-native …

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    Run adaptive-focused Rust tests

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    Run binding tests for every changed adaptive or plugin surface

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    Update adaptive docs and any examples in the same branch

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SKILL.md

Maintain Adaptive Surfaces

Use this skill when changing adaptive config schema, built-in sections, shared plugin lifecycle, plugin registration, or binding-native helper APIs.

Public Boundary

The stable adaptive boundary is the config document plus the shared plugin lifecycle:

  • Config types and policies
  • Built-in adaptive section helpers
  • Plugin registration and composition
  • Plugin lifecycle
  • Reports and diagnostics

There is no separate public adaptive runtime handle.

See docs/configure-plugins/adaptive/configuration.mdx and docs/configure-plugins/about.mdx.

Keep In Sync

  • crates/adaptive
  • Shared plugin behavior in core and bindings
  • Python adaptive/plugin wrappers in python/nemo_relay/adaptive.py and python/nemo_relay/plugin.py
  • Go adaptive helpers under go/nemo_relay/adaptive plus shared plugin helpers in go/nemo_relay
  • Node.js adaptive helpers and plugin wrappers
  • Docs and examples that show canonical config shapes

Checklist

  • Dynamic config shape still matches the documented canonical model
  • Typed helper constructors still map cleanly to the same config document
  • Plugin lifecycle is consistent across languages
  • Plugin context surfaces remain aligned
  • Validation/report behavior remains documented and tested
  • Any new component kind has docs, examples, and binding coverage

Validation

  • Run adaptive-focused Rust tests
  • Run binding tests for every changed adaptive or plugin surface
  • Update adaptive docs and any examples in the same branch

References

  • docs/configure-plugins/adaptive/configuration.mdx
  • docs/configure-plugins/adaptive/about.mdx
  • docs/configure-plugins/adaptive/acg.mdx
  • docs/configure-plugins/adaptive/adaptive-hints.mdx
  • docs/build-plugins/about.mdx
  • docs/build-plugins/configuration-and-validation.mdx

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