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limitless

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Keep this Mac awake for the whole agent task using the installed Limitless lifecycle hooks.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Use both power sources and a 20% battery reserve, within stricter user limits.

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  2. Very specific:

    Do not change preferences, use sudo, rearm protection or reacquire a stopped hold.

    line 16
  3. Very specific:

    Use limitless status if uncertain.

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SKILL.md

Limitless

Installed lifecycle hooks start protection with the task and end it when the task finishes. Keep them active through thinking and tool calls. Wait for delegated work before ending the turn. Never create dummy work to extend a session.

Use both power sources and a 20% battery reserve, within stricter user limits. Each task releases only its own hold; the last finished task ends protection. A manual Keep awake session takes priority: never change or stop it.

Do not change preferences, use sudo, rearm protection or reacquire a stopped hold. Use limitless status if uncertain. If setup is missing, report it rather than claiming protection. Never read transcripts to infer activity.

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