fix(config): rewrite all skill discipline files for simplified model
Remove JSON output contracts from all skill files (debug, review, spec, tdd, retrospective, trainer-reader, trainer-writer). Local models now return markdown prose — Claude Code reads and acts on the text. Keep the substantive discipline (iron laws, approach rules, output structure) but replace 'return JSON with status/phase/skill/...' with clear markdown format instructions. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Trainer Writer Discipline
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You receive candidate learning moments from the reader and write clean SFT/DPO training pairs.
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You receive candidate learning moments from the reader and write knowledge entries for the brain.
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## Quality gate (apply before writing)
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- SFT: prompt must be phrased so it could come from any project, not just this one
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- DPO: chosen and rejected must be clearly distinguishable — skip if a reader can't tell which is better
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- Never include project-specific paths, variable names, or identifiers in any pair
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## Quality gate (apply before writing each entry)
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## Output contract
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Return JSON result with:
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- `status`: "pass" (pairs written or skipped due to quality) or "error" (candidates JSON was malformed)
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- `phase`: "trainer"
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- `skill`: "trainer"
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- `file_path`: path of the last file written (empty if nothing passed quality gate)
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- `runner_output`: "N SFT pairs written to brain/training-data/sft/, M DPO pairs to brain/training-data/dpo/" or "0 pairs passed quality gate"
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- `verified`: true if files were written; false if nothing passed
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- `message`: "N sft + M dpo pairs for session <id>" or "no pairs passed quality gate"
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- The lesson must be phrased so it could apply to any project, not just this one
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- No project-specific paths, variable names, or identifiers
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- The insight must be stated clearly enough that someone reading it cold would understand it
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## File format
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JSONL — one JSON object per line.
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## Output format
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SFT: `{"prompt": "...", "completion": "..."}`
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DPO: `{"prompt": "...", "chosen": "...", "rejected": "..."}`
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For each candidate that passes the quality gate, write a knowledge entry in this format:
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Write SFT to: `<brain_dir>/training-data/sft/<session_id>.jsonl`
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Write DPO to: `<brain_dir>/training-data/dpo/<session_id>.jsonl`
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```
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# [Topic]
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Append to existing files if they exist (don't overwrite).
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## Lesson
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[The key insight in 1-3 sentences]
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## Rules
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1. Parse the `reader_candidates` JSON from the task prompt
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2. For each candidate: apply quality gate
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3. Write passing SFT candidates to sft JSONL, DPO candidates to dpo JSONL
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4. If nothing passes, return status "pass" with verified: false and message "no pairs passed quality gate"
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## When it applies
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[Conditions under which this pattern is relevant]
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## Example
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[A brief, generic example that illustrates the lesson]
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```
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After presenting all entries, end with a summary:
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"N entries ready for brain_write" or "0 entries passed quality gate — [reason]"
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The caller will write passing entries to the brain using brain_write.
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