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SKILL: Skill Creator Agent (Universal Literate Note)
Overview
The Skill Creator Agent is the "Reproductive System" of the Lisp Machine. It enables autonomous generation of new Org-Native skills, facilitating a "Self-Editing OS" philosophy through neural drafting and symbolic validation.
Phase A: Demand (PRD)
1. Purpose
Define the interfaces for autonomous skill generation and syntax validation.
2. User Needs
- Autonomy: Draft complete skill files from natural language requirements.
- Safety First: Mandatory symbolic syntax validation of generated code.
- Hierarchical Negotiation: Automatic priority assignment based on existing brain structure.
3. Success Criteria
TODO Skill Draft Generation
TODO Lisp Syntax Validation Gate
TODO Skill Registration Verification
Phase B: Blueprint (PROTOCOL)
Phase B: Blueprint (PROTOCOL)
1. Architectural Intent
The Skill Creator follows a three-stage pipeline: Drafting, Validation, and Registration. The Drafting stage leverages a neural network to create a candidate skill file. The Validation stage uses symbolic Lisp parsing to ensure syntactic correctness, preventing the introduction of invalid code. Registration adds the new skill to the system's active skill registry. The architecture emphasizes safety by making syntax validation mandatory, and promoting autonomy through automated skill generation. Hierarchical negotiation will be accomplished by inspecting the new skill's tags and comparing them to existing skills' tags, prioritizing skills that complement existing brain structure.
2. Semantic Interfaces (Lisp Signatures)
a. Skill Drafting Interface
``lisp (defun draft-skill (description &key (author "System") (tags '())) "Generates a skill file as an org-mode string based on a natural language description.
:param description: Natural language description of the skill. :type description: string :param author: Author of the skill. Defaults to "System". :type author: string :param tags: List of tags for the skill. :type tags: list :returns: Org-mode string representing the skill file. :rtype: string")
``
b. Lisp Syntax Validation Interface
``lisp (defun validate-lisp-syntax (lisp-code) "Validates the syntax of a given Lisp code string.
:param lisp-code: Lisp code as a string. :type lisp-code: string :returns: T if the syntax is valid, NIL otherwise. :rtype: boolean") ``
c. Skill Registration Interface
``lisp (defun register-skill (skill-file-path) "Registers a skill by adding it to the active skill registry.
:param skill-file-path: Path to the skill file. :type skill-file-path: string :returns: T if registration is successful, NIL otherwise. :rtype: boolean") ``