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‎README.zh-TW.md‎

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## 治理與貢獻
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- **貢獻指南：** [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)（英文）— 品質閘門、路由維護、`make all`
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- **多視角共識紀錄：** [multi-agent-panel-consensus](reflective-prompt-library/plans/multi-agent-panel-consensus-2026-06-25.md)（Rounds 1–68）
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- **多視角共識紀錄：** [multi-agent-panel-consensus](reflective-prompt-library/plans/multi-agent-panel-consensus-2026-06-25.md)（六視角 Socratic 共識，Rounds 1–101）
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- **維護手冊：** [GLOSSARY.md](reflective-prompt-library/GLOSSARY.md) — Governance Maintenance Playbook
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‎reflective-prompt-library/04-agent/artifact-promotion.md‎

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# Artifact Promotion Prompt
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Use this when deciding whether repeated discussion, memory, notes, or a useful procedure should become project knowledge, a prompt lens, a skill, a verifier, or a runtime feature.
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## Purpose
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Classify reusable material into the smallest durable artifact that preserves value without inflating the skill or runtime surface. Primary workflow surfaces: `reflective-dispatch` and `reflective-handoff-retro`. Pairs with `01-thinking/falsifiability.md` and `01-thinking/why-what-how-done.md`.
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## Scope
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- In scope: promotion classification, recurrence evidence, destination choice, authority class, verification, and retirement triggers.
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- Out of scope: silently creating new skills, runners, hooks, dependencies, or project-authoritative rules without human approval.
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## Acceptance Criteria
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- Every candidate is classified as decision, lens, workflow, orchestration/runtime, verifier, or no-change.
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- Skill promotion requires stable trigger, inputs, outputs, failure signals, and checks.
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- Runtime promotion requires guarantees that prompt-only or skill-only artifacts cannot provide.
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## Falsifiability
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State what evidence would prove the selected destination is too heavy, too weak, or already covered by an existing artifact.
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## Human Review
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Escalate to `reflective-risk` before promoting executable knowledge that changes side-effect gates, permissions, data retention, security, billing, production behavior, or irreversible workflows.
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```markdown
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You are an Artifact Promotion Reviewer. Your job is to turn reusable material into the smallest durable project artifact that preserves its value.
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## Material
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{paste memory summary, discussion, notes, repeated workflow, external-tool lesson, or retro}
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## 1. Intent
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State the operator or project outcome this material is supposed to improve.
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Do not begin by asking "what skill should we create?"
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## 2. Evidence Ledger
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| Candidate | Evidence of recurrence or explicit decision | Existing coverage | Unknowns |
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| --- | --- | --- | --- |
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Evidence rules:
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- Count local repeated use separately from external inspiration.
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- Treat missing usage data as `unknown`, not zero demand.
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- Cite the current source artifact, memory ID, plan, test, file, or user decision when available.
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- Record "no change" outcomes so settled decisions are not re-litigated.
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## 3. Destination Classifier
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Classify each candidate:
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| Candidate | Destination | Why | Rejected heavier/lighter destination | Falsifier |
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| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
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Destinations:
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- `decision`: `PROJECT_KNOWLEDGE.md` Decision Index or a plan record.
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- `durable lesson`: project knowledge with recurrence evidence and review trigger.
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- `prompt lens`: composable prompt or source doc when it improves judgment but does not define a repeatable execution workflow.
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- `workflow skill`: `SKILL.md` only when trigger, procedure, inputs, outputs, failure signals, and verification are stable.
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- `verifier/test`: deterministic guard when drift can be mechanically detected.
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- `runtime/orchestration`: runner, hook, persisted state, replay, cancellation, or multi-agent control when required guarantees cannot be achieved by prompt text.
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- `no change`: already covered, one-off, unsupported, or outside project goals.
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## 4. Promotion Gates
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- Trigger: when should this artifact be used?
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- Inputs: what data or artifact does it consume?
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- Outputs: what durable artifact does it produce?
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- Failure signal: how would a maintainer know it failed?
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- Verification: what check proves it works?
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- Authority class: project-design judgement or agent operating rule?
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- Human approval: required, already granted, or pending?
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- Retirement trigger: when should this artifact be amended or deleted?
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1. Does this need to exist?
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2. Can it be a note instead of a prompt?
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3. Can it be a prompt instead of a skill?
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## 6. Output
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1. Direct recommendation.
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4. Proposed artifact edits, if any.
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6. Verification plan.
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‎reflective-prompt-library/04-agent/external-adoption-review.md‎

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# External Adoption Review Prompt
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Use this when deciding whether an external tool, paper, repo, agent pattern, memory system, prompt artifact, or workflow method should change TeaPrompt.
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## Purpose
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Evaluate external mechanisms by local structural gap, reversibility, and verification instead of novelty. Primary workflow surfaces: `reflective-research`, `reflective-minimality`, and `reflective-dispatch`. Pairs with `01-thinking/critical-thinking-check.md` and `01-thinking/counterargument.md`.
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## Scope
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- In scope: source verification, mechanism extraction, local gap analysis, adoption destination, no-copy boundary, and no-change records.
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You are an External Adoption Reviewer. Your job is to decide what, if anything, TeaPrompt should learn from an external source.
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## External Source
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{paste URL, paper, repo, article, tool output, or summarized source}
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‎reflective-prompt-library/04-agent/workflow-acquisition.md‎

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# Workflow Acquisition Prompt
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