run-protocol
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Step-by-step execution of the OWC protocol with mandatory checkpoint
3 other projects use a version of this, 1 of them edited.
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- TserenTserenov/FMT-exocortex-templateedited, first seen Nov 2, 2026
- GoogleCloudPlatform/LifeSciencestheir own version, first seen Oct 13, 2026
- terravic/pde-agent-plugintheir own version, first seen Oct 11, 2026
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- TserenTserenov/FMT-exocortex-template★ 6313% same
Wrote their own version · 2
- GoogleCloudPlatform/LifeSciences★ 57same name
- terravic/pde-agent-plugin★ 0same name
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- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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- consentSkill
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- day-openSkill
- decomposeSkill
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- discovery-sessionSkill
- extendSkill
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- iwe-platform-redteamSkill
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- iwe-rules-reviewSkill
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The file
We split this skill into the rules it gives an agent
7 rules. About 0 are common, 6 are distinctive, and 1 is very specific to this project.
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- Common
- Distinctive
- Very specific
- Distinctive: line 35
Check and read (if they exist):
- Distinctive: line 40
Does not exist → skip silently.
- Distinctive: line 65
BLOCKING: Do NOT skip Steps. If a Step is impossible — mark it as blocked and ask the user.
- Distinctive: line 72
After all closing Steps are complete:
- Very specific: line 79
Only one Step in_progress at a time
- Distinctive: line 80
Do not run ahead — context becomes contaminated (SOTA.002)
- Distinctive: line 82
If the Protocol is interrupted by the user — write the remaining Steps to a checkpoint
≈ “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.
Files
Protocol Execution
Principle: A Protocol is a sequence of Steps. Mark each Step complete before moving to the next. Skipping Steps is not allowed. Problem solved: The agent "forgets" final Steps (Verification, Backup) due to context contamination (SOTA.002).
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
Step 1. Identify the Protocol
| Argument | Routing (short) | Full algorithm |
day-open / open day | memory/protocol-open.md (§ Scope: Day) | .claude/skills/day-open/SKILL.md |
open session or task | memory/protocol-open.md (§ Scope: Session) | — (inline in protocol-open.md) |
day-close / close day | memory/protocol-close.md (§ Routing) | .claude/skills/day-close/SKILL.md |
close session | memory/protocol-close.md (§ Quick Close) | — (inline in protocol-close.md) |
week-close | memory/protocol-close.md (§ Routing) | .claude/skills/week-close/SKILL.md |
If a Skill file exists for the argument → read it (contains the full algorithm and checklist). The protocol file is a slim router + Quick Close inline.
Step 1b. Load extensions (BLOCKING)
Identify the protocol name: day-open, day-close, week-close, protocol-close, protocol-open.
Check and read (if they exist):
extensions/{protocol}.before.md→ add as the first Steps in TodoWriteextensions/{protocol}.after.md→ add as Steps after the main algorithm, before Verificationextensions/{protocol}.checks.md→ add as a Step before git commit (BLOCKING: commit is forbidden until checks pass)
Does not exist → skip silently. Exists → read and include in the plan.
Step 2. Extract Steps
From the protocol algorithm (Skill file or protocol file) and extensions, extract a numbered list of Steps. Record them as tasks (TodoWrite; the tool may be unavailable in the session — on models newer than Sonnet 4.6 it is disabled by the client by default, enabled via the CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_TODO_TOOLS=1 variable in the env settings (issue #1216); until then, or on installations without this variable, track the same Steps using explicit numbering in responses, marking each one complete before moving to the next, and notify the pilot in one line — issues #561, #563):
Task order:
- Extensions
.before.md(if present) - Main Steps from the algorithm
- Extensions
.after.md(if present) - Extensions
.checks.md+ git commit (if there is an Artifact to commit) - Closing Verification (sub-agent Haiku R23 against the closing checklist) — closing Protocols only, see Step 4
- Each main Step = a separate task
- For closing Protocols, the last task = "Closing Verification (sub-agent Haiku R23)"; opening and other Protocols do not include this task
- Status: pending
Step 3. Execute Sequentially
For each Step:
- Mark the Step as
in_progress - Execute it
- Mark it as
completed - Move to the next Step
BLOCKING: Do NOT skip Steps. If a Step is impossible — mark it as blocked and ask the user.
Step 4. Closing Verification (closing Protocols only)
This Step applies only during closing: Quick Close (close, close session), Day Close, Week Close, Month Close. Opening and other Protocols do not include R23 Verification; skip this Step.
Quick Close: if params.yaml has verify_quick_close: false — skip this Step. Day Close, Week Close, and Month Close are not subject to this key.
After all closing Steps are complete:
- Launch sub-agent Haiku in the R23 role (context isolation): pass the closing checklist (from the protocol or closing Skill), the list of modified files, and a brief summary
- R23 compares execution against the closing checklist
- For each ❌ — fix the issue BEFORE showing the result to the user
Rules
- Only one Step
in_progressat a time - Do not run ahead — context becomes contaminated (SOTA.002)
- Record Protocol Steps as work progresses, not at the moment of compression: the agent receives nothing on PreCompact. The
precompact-checkpoint.shHook takes a snapshot of the conversation turns (outside the project, at$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/iwe-checkpoints/);precompact-restore.shrestores it after compression — but only what has already appeared in the most recent turns, not the Protocol Step separately - If the Protocol is interrupted by the user — write the remaining Steps to a checkpoint
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