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lulu-bet

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Domain holder for product-level diagnostic decisions. Delegates the full DDF execution to the decision kernel under product domain constraints. - $SKILL_ROOT, $WORKFLOW_DIR, $PLATFORM, $CACHE_DIR from ## Platform Context - $SKILL_DIR = $SKILL_ROOT/lulu-bet (before Session Foundation) - $DECISION_SKILL_DIR = $SKILL_ROOT/decision - Feature identification logic from ## Session Foundation </HARD-GATE> Machine constraints SSOT: $SKILL_DIR/constraints-$CYCLE_TYPE.json (resolve $CYCLE_TYPE from _runtime.md § Session Foundation; passed to decision CLI via --constraints). Subcommand contract: module docstring / --help. Complete _runtime.md § Session Foundation before running decision start.

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    Do NOT proceed until you have read ../_runtime.md and loaded:

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    All DDF rules, gates, and registers defined there apply to this session.

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    After DC completion: $GATE_CONTROL prepare, then $BET_DELIVER.

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SKILL.md

lulu-bet

Domain holder for product-level diagnostic decisions. Delegates the full DDF execution to the decision kernel under product domain constraints.


<HARD-GATE> Do NOT proceed until you have read `../_runtime.md` and loaded:
  • $SKILL_ROOT, $WORKFLOW_DIR, $PLATFORM, $CACHE_DIR from ## Platform Context
  • $SKILL_DIR = $SKILL_ROOT/lulu-bet (before Session Foundation)
  • $DECISION_SKILL_DIR = $SKILL_ROOT/decision
  • Feature identification logic from ## Session Foundation</HARD-GATE>
<HARD-GATE> Do NOT proceed until you have read `../decision/SKILL.md` in full. All DDF rules, gates, and registers defined there apply to this session. </HARD-GATE>

Machine constraints SSOT: $SKILL_DIR/constraints-$CYCLE_TYPE.json (resolve $CYCLE_TYPE from _runtime.md § Session Foundation; passed to decision CLI via --constraints).

Script Macros

MacroCommand
$RESOLVE_CONTEXTpython3 "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/resolve_context.py" --cycle-id "<cycle_id>" --constraints "$SKILL_DIR/constraints-$CYCLE_TYPE.json"
$BET_DELIVERpython3 "$SKILL_DIR/scripts/decision_package_control.py" --holder-root "$CACHE_DIR/<cycle_id>/lulu-bet" --cycle-id "<cycle_id>"

Subcommand contract: module docstring / --help.

start

Complete _runtime.md § Session Foundation before running decision start.

Step 1: Run $RESOLVE_CONTEXT. Holder builds flat context.docs map (key→path); missing docs omit keys. Writes to a file and prints that path — capture as $RESOLVED_CONTEXT_PATH. Non-zero exit → stop and report stderr.

Step 2: Run $DEC_START from decision/SKILL.md § Start with:

--constraints "$SKILL_DIR/constraints-$CYCLE_TYPE.json" \
--domain-constraints-file "$RESOLVED_CONTEXT_PATH"

Pass the same --constraints "$SKILL_DIR/constraints-$CYCLE_TYPE.json" on every $GATE_CONTROL / $REGISTER_* invocation. --domain-constraints-file is only needed on $DEC_START.

If $DEC_START exits non-zero ("Gate blocked: <stage> is not Delivered"): tell the user which prior stage must be delivered first. Do not retry start.

Deliver

After DC completion: $GATE_CONTROL prepare, then $BET_DELIVER. On success, announce stage complete from stdout next_steps (join when non-empty).

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