Post-mortem analysis of a PhysicsIntern workspace run (Claude Code, Pi, Codex, or OpenCode host). Reconstructs the trajectory from the session record — JSONL file(s) for Claude/Pi/Codex, the SQLite store for OpenCode — audits methodology adherence against the workspace's own CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md and skill/agent prompts, checks commit discipline and flag dispositions, and assesses substantive quality. Produces a thorough evidence-anchored markdown report. Use after a workspace has been worked on to identify what went well, where the methodology slipped, and what prompts to improve.
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Scaffold a PhysicsIntern research workspace in the current folder. Run only when the user explicitly invokes it to set up a new physics/maths research workspace.
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relore indexes a repository's complete issue and pull-request history into Postgres and serves it back to coding agents and humans. It is memory of the project's conversation, not of its tree. The build plan is the specification. It carries the reasoning for everything below, and every section N reference in this repository points into it. It is held with the deployment that commissioned it rather than in this repository — it carries operational detail about that deployment — so a…
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(This page is harness wiring. The root AGENTS.md is a different document — the operating contract for contributing to relore itself.) relore --help is the surface to point an agent at first. It names every verb, the order to reach for them in, the environment, and runnable examples — and unlike this page it arrives byte-exact, needs no network and is already installed. A page is rendered, summarized, truncated and cached by whatever sits between it and the reader; one…
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Ask `relore` what this repository already decided, and what its code looks like now — issues, PR reviews, the pull request that last touched a line, and a server-side lens over the indexed checkout (`grep`, `symbol`, `copies`). Use before starting work on an issue, when about to repeat a change that may have been rejected before, when a test or error looks familiar, when one line needs explaining, or when asking "is this intentional / where does this belong / has anyone hit this".
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This repository is the execution stack in the LeRobot humanoid project: This repo is where software decisions become physical motion, so safety and compatibility are critical.
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Run make format or make lint and make test before wrapping up a change. - Rule modules live in mlinter/trf*.py. - Rule metadata lives in mlinter/rules.toml. - Rule-specific tests live in tests/test_trfXXX.py, one file per rule. - Shared rule-test helpers live in tests/rule_test_utils.py; rule test classes should inherit from RuleTestCase when they use the standard _run(rule, source, file_name=...) helper. - General CLI, registry, cache, discovery, and public-API tests live in tests/test_mlinter.py. - Skills live under .ai/skills/. - The docs site…
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Add a new TRF rule to the mlinter. Checks for duplicates, creates the rule module and TOML entry, runs against all models, and handles violations (fix or allowlist).
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Cut a new transformers-mlinter release. Bumps the version across all pinned locations, updates the CHANGELOG, runs local checks and a packaged smoke test, drives the tag-based GitHub Actions publish to PyPI, then opens the next development version on main. Use when asked to release, cut a version, or ship X.Y.Z.
Retire a TRF rule from the mlinter. Marks the rule deprecated in rules.toml, deletes its module and tests, and records the removal in the CHANGELOG. Use when asked to remove, retire, drop, or delete a rule.
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- This repository is public. Treat all operator-specific information as private. - Do not publish personal names, usernames, account namespaces, email addresses, home paths, machine names, private repository names, private Space or Bucket names, Job IDs, token display names, credential aliases, or private topology. - This rule covers source, documentation, examples, tests, fixtures, generated files, logs, commits, branches, issues, pull requests, comments, and releases. Platform-assigned authorship is the only automatic exception. - Use placeholders such as <namespace>, <control-space>, <artifact-bucket>, and…
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Ask for project approval before starting repository work, record the approved scope in the control-plane project file indexed by canonical repository slug, and recover authorization after compaction or session changes. Use before implementing, deploying, publishing, merging, spending, moving credentials, cutting over, or retiring resources for a repository.
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These instructions apply to this repository. This repository follows the TypeScript standards enforced by Slophammer. Before finishing a change, run formatting, lint, typecheck, tests, coverage, build, secret scanning, package validation, and both Slophammer checks. Do not run mutation testing during ordinary implementation work. Keep its configuration and CI declaration current so a dedicated mutation run can be performed separately. Do not report work as complete until the original user-visible workflow has been reproduced and verified end to end in its…
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Use when setting up, operating, migrating, repairing, or explaining an OpenClaw deployment on Hugging Face with the ML Claw `mlclaw` CLI. Covers the browser Space gateway, Hugging Face OAuth, local gateway mode, private Storage Buckets, Telegram as an optional connector, Docker context pinning, model selection through the Hugging Face Router, OpenAI API key setup, costs, diagnostics, and state safety.
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Plain text files in a repository that tell a coding agent how the project works: commands to run, conventions to follow and things to avoid. CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, cursor rules and skills are the common kinds.
CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md?
CLAUDE.md is read by Claude Code. AGENTS.md is an open format that Codex, Cursor and other agents read. Many projects keep one and point the other at it.
What is a skill?
A folder with a SKILL.md that describes one capability, such as filling PDFs or reviewing code. The agent loads it only when the task calls for it.
Can I search my own team's files too?
Your agents already can, over MCP, limited to the files you're allowed to read. Searching them from this page is coming.