fw-spectrum
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Spectrum: read ONE invisible band of a system's coherence and report a locus, not a score. Diagnostic — read-only, present-state, one band per invocation. Runs a single detector from `theories/coherence-instrumentation.md` (spectrometer, resonance probe, ammeter, standing-wave meter, calorimeter, load test, ownership trace), refuses the reading when the instrument is not coupled to the force it claims to measure, places a control outside the band, and emits a locus plus a failing term weighted against the H1 base rates. Not a phase. Not a dashboard. Not a forecast. Writes nothing. Fires on: "how coherent is this", "read the spectrum", "which band is this system on", "is the resonance real", "where is the energy leaking", "trace the ownership", "is this flow or just volume", "measure entropy here", "score this system's coherence".
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- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
- beta-hardeningSkill
- contract-syncSkill
- decision-logSkill
- evidence-debugSkill
- fw-coherenceSkill
- fw-consonanceSkill
- fw-currentSkill
- fw-entropySkill
- fw-fieldSkill
- fw-flowSkill
- fw-frequencySkill
- fw-resonanceSkill
- fw-semanticsSkill
- fw-sovereigntySkill
- fw-stabilitySkill
- fw-tasteSkill
- harness-closeSkill
- harness-openSkill
- harness-reviewSkill
- launch-opsSkill
- mvp-cutSkill
- runtime-validation-passSkill
- scale-readinessSkill
- weekly-upgradeSkill
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