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dreamer-run

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Run the Forge Dreamer — a nightly lesson consolidation daemon

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    Run the Dreamer consolidation pass:

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Forge Dreamer Run — lesson consolidation

Runs the Dreamer daemon (REQ-F-015..021). Idempotent: running /forge:dreamer-run twice the same day produces the same digest. The Dreamer reuses a single claude -p session (resumed each run) pinned to a cheap model for the optional consolidation step, and writes the daily digest to pipeline/log/.

When to Use

  • User types /forge:dreamer-run or asks to consolidate lessons, run lesson decay, check for duplicate or contradicting lessons, or produce a daily digest.
  • As a nightly/scheduled step after a batch of new lessons have been synced.

When NOT to Use

  • The user wants to view the latest digest directly — read pipeline/log/daily-<date>.md.
  • The user wants to edit or delete lessons — Dreamer flags only, never mutates decisions.

Steps

  1. Run the Dreamer consolidation pass:
    python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/dreamer.py --run --cwd "$(pwd)"
  2. Present the results to the user:
    • Decayed: N lessons moved to dormant (confidence below threshold).
    • Duplicate pairs: N pairs flagged (Jaccard ≥ 0.8 on trigger+rule word-sets).
    • Contradiction pairs: N pairs flagged (similar trigger, opposing rule polarity).
    • Digest: path to pipeline/log/daily-<date>.md.
    • Consolidation: whether a background summary was generated.
  3. Remind the user:
    • Duplicate and contradiction pairs are flags only — the Dreamer never merges or resolves them automatically. Review the digest and decide manually.
    • The digest is at pipeline/log/daily-<date>.md and can be read any time.

Verification

  • pipeline/log/daily-<date>.md exists and contains today's date after a successful run.
  • Re-running /forge:dreamer-run the same day produces the same digest content (no duplication, no appending).

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