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Escalation routing

Skill fabioc-aloha/Alex_Skill_Mall/plugins/supervisor-fleet/escalation-routing

Decide whether a feedback item is in-scope for the Supervisor or must be escalated to AlexMaster (framework-level)From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add fabioc-aloha/Alex_Skill_Mall --skill escalation-routing

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Escalation Routing

The Supervisor owns ACT-fleet curation. AlexMaster owns the framework. This skill draws the line.

When to Use

  • Triaging an inbox item via feedback-triage and the route is unclear
  • A pattern recurs across heirs and feels like it belongs in the framework, not the curation
  • A heir requests something the Supervisor cannot grant alone

The Cardinal Test

Before any change, ask: Does AlexMaster do this?

If AlexMaster…Then the change is…
Owns the artifact type (instruction, skill, prompt schema, ACT tenet)Framework — escalate
Owns the policy (how releases work, what counts as a skill, the ACT pass)Framework — escalate
Owns the brain spec (copilot-instructions.md, three-tier inheritance)Framework — escalate
Just has a sibling artifact (a different skill, a different store)Curation — handle in-house
Is downstream consumer (would adopt the change later)Curation — handle in-house

In-Scope vs Escalation Matrix

SignalRoute
Proposal for a new ACT tenetEscalate
Proposal for a new artifact type (e.g., "we need a pattern.md alongside skills")Escalate
Proposal that changes the brain spec (frontmatter fields, inheritance tiers)Escalate
Proposal that changes how the ACT pass worksEscalate
Cross-fleet pattern observed in 3+ unrelated heirsEscalate (it's framework signal)
Domain skill (a new specialized capability)In-house
New mall storeIn-house (store-evaluation)
Edition skill bug fixIn-house (feedback-triage → Edition PR)
Mall entry refreshIn-house (mall-curation)
Coherence violationIn-house (coherence-audit)
Heir request for a curated pattern bundleIn-house
Disagreement about whether to handle in-houseEscalate (when in doubt, escalate — the cost of asking is low; the cost of overreach is high)

Escalation Procedure

  1. Confirm the item meets at least one Escalate signal — and document which one
  2. Run a full ACT pass (high stakes — this is a framework-level claim about scope)
  3. Write the escalation as a feedback file at AI-Memory/feedback/<YYYY-MM-DD>-<short-slug>.md in the AlexMaster workspace (per pii-memory-filter: structured schema only, no domain data)
  4. Required fields:
    • From: Alex_ACT_Supervisor
    • Date: YYYY-MM-DD
    • Category: tenet-proposal / spec-change / artifact-type / cross-fleet-pattern / scope-question
    • Severity: low / medium / high / critical
    • Signal count: how many independent observations support this (the multi-observation rule)
    • Description: structured, abstract — what / why / proposed action
  5. Record the escalation in decisions/curation-log.md with route AlexMaster and M/S = S
  6. Wait for AlexMaster to act — do not modify Edition or Mall in anticipation of the escalation outcome. Pre-emptive changes are scope creep.

Hard Rules

  1. When in doubt, escalate — overreach is more expensive than asking
  2. Never modify framework artifacts in Edition or Mall — they are inherited from AlexMaster; modifying them creates fleet drift
  3. One escalation per concern — bundling unrelated items defeats the audit trail
  4. Strip project context per cross-project-isolation before writing to AlexMaster's AI-Memory/feedback/
  5. No silent escalations — every escalation is logged in curation-log.md

What "In-House" Means

If the item is in-house, it routes to one of the existing skills:

Item typeIn-house skill
Skill submission or fixskill-review
Generic feedback or bugfeedback-triage
New mall storestore-evaluation
Mall prune/refreshstaleness-discipline or mall-curation
Coherence violationcoherence-audit
Release coordinationrelease-ritual

Anti-Patterns

Anti-patternCorrection
Modifying inherited artifacts "just this once"Modifications must come through AlexMaster sync, never in heirs
Escalating every trivial questionUse the matrix; trivial items waste AlexMaster's bandwidth
Pre-emptive change while waiting for escalation outcomeWait for the answer; the change you preempt may not be what AlexMaster decides
Bundling unrelated escalationsOne concern, one escalation file
Forgetting to log the escalationCuration log is the audit trail; missing entries break the 60-day re-evaluation

Output Template (escalation file)

# Escalation — <short title>

**From**: Alex_ACT_Supervisor
**Date**: YYYY-MM-DD
**Category**: tenet-proposal | spec-change | artifact-type | cross-fleet-pattern | scope-question
**Severity**: low | medium | high | critical
**Signal count**: N independent observations

## What

<2-3 sentence abstract>

## Why this is framework-level (not curation)

<cite which Escalate signal fired>

## Evidence

- <observation 1, abstracted per cross-project-isolation>
- <observation 2>
- ...

## Proposed Action (for AlexMaster)

<2-3 sentence proposal>

## Impact if Not Adopted

<what continues to drift, what cost accrues>

## ACT Pass Trail

<markers>

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