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Bridge exposure

Skill jasontang-ai/acp/skills/bridge-exposure

ACP is a reusable democratic coordination primitive for discussion under load. Relay is the reference implementation used to validate that primitive in practice.

Install
npx -y skills add jasontang-ai/acp --skill bridge-exposure

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Use this skill when you need to inspect bridge exposure in ACP routing decisions and participant digests.

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When to use this skill

Use this skill for bridge-perspective review after intervention routing or before operator release.

When not to use this skill

Do not use this skill to add generic recommendation logic or to change ACP lifecycle semantics.

Inputs expected

  • intervention cycle record or batch output
  • routing decisions and digests
  • configured bridge budget when available

Steps

  1. Confirm the cycle is intervention.
  2. Inspect routing decisions for bridgeFlag or bridge_flag.
  3. Inspect digest items for bridge-marked contributions.
  4. Confirm bridge exposure is present but bounded by the cycle config.

Available scripts

  • scripts/check-bridge-exposure.mjs: inspect bridge exposure from a cycle JSON file or generate a local demo intervention cycle when no input is provided

Outputs

  • bridge decision count
  • bridge digest item count
  • participant-level bridge exposure summary

Failure handling

If bridge exposure is absent in an intervention cycle, return a failed summary for operator review instead of rewriting routing output.

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