Re-serve bundled operating playbooks to re-anchor a session on written guidance. Call with no topic to list playbooks, or with one to get its full text.
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"Doctrine" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve personal-ops rules for running your life or agents from files, with explanations and linter checks. Call with no argument to get all rules.MIT
- Return Vigi-Sky's identity card and method rules: founder, launch date, the book, the 'never UFO detected' rule, and the difference between the imported Hatch archive (18,116 historical cases) and Vigi-Sky's own public case files. Use it before describing Vigi-Sky or explaining its method; its counts are fixed at release, so for current numbers and API health use status, and for a page to cite use cite.ConnectorNo auth
- Run a first-pass doctrine review of agentic workflows against the 10-principle AI Design Blueprint, returning per-principle findings, severity scores, and a production_ready tier.MIT
- Certify a validated code run as production-ready after an adversarial second-pass review. Rejects if code changed or tier isn't production-ready, ensuring the badge matches verified code only.MIT
- Retrieve a filtered inventory of design principles by doctrine (architecture, surface, spec) and cluster slug. Use when you need the full list or all entries in one category.MIT
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- AlicenseNot gradedqualityBmaintenanceMCP server exposing 33 software engineering skills grounded in named primary standards, covering the development lifecycle from TDD and code review to incident response and deployment.19MIT
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Doctrine fiscale française (BOFiP) : recherche, veille et graphe doctrinal. Etalab 2.0.
The industry standard reference for safe, observable, and steerable AI agent UX. Browse and search the 10 Blueprint principles, principle clusters, curated implementation examples, and application guides. 13 public tools require no credentials. Tools for learning path, coaching context, and handoffs require a Firebase Bearer token. Validation and usage summary tools require a Pro or Teams membership.
- Find curated coding examples by free-text query, ranked by relevance, with optional filters for principle, difficulty, library, or pattern family — returning summaries, metadata, and source-code links.MIT
- List downloadable doctrine and agent asset artifacts to import as native skill or rule files into your AI coding tool. Returns assets with format, version, download URL, and platform target.MIT
- Evaluate frontend UI surfaces against 8 experience-design laws, scoring craft, accessibility, and readiness. Returns per-law findings and a severity-weighted grade.MIT
- Review a written spec, proposal, or task plan against the 8 Spec Quality Laws before coding. Get per-law findings and a readiness grade that flags untestable requirements or irreversible steps as production blockers.MIT
- Runs multiple parallel architecture validations and aggregates them into a consensus score with variance metrics, giving an honest unanchored first-pass assessment of agentic code quality.MIT
- Retrieve a single doctrine entry (principle, design law, or spec law) by its stable slug. Specify a lens to select the doctrine: architecture, surface, or spec.MIT
- Find relevant AI design principles by free-text search for a specific challenge or keyword. Returns ranked matches with definitions and heuristics, filtered by architecture, experience, or spec doctrine.MIT
- Creates a human-visible support ticket when an agent requires operator assistance for issues beyond its capability.MIT
- Capture value events after validation runs or doctrine sessions to aggregate user feedback on AI design tool effectiveness.MIT
- Run an AI panel to deliberate and reach consensus on critical decisions. Detect cross-model contradictions for pricing, naming, and strategic choices.MIT
- Retrieve the operating context to view operator doctrine and instructions. Get a preview with project registry and defaults, or fetch a full doctrine section by name.MIT
- Define your kingdom's standing raid defense doctrine: set a home reserve army and priorities, then reconfirm when realm changes make it stale.MIT
- Re-confirm a stale doctrine after your realm changes to refresh its fingerprint, so your standing defense stops reading as outdated. Requires an API key.MIT
- Capture a point-in-time snapshot of a venture's context to enable rollback before risky model handoffs, doctrine edits, or refactors.MIT
- Break a named building in enemy territory without declaring war; it never takes land and can cost committed troops.MIT