Hermes
Route repetitive tasks through ORÁCULO so they graduate into free .py scripts; always check oraculo status before solving an already-compiled task with the LLMFrom its SKILL.md
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SKILL.md
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ORÁCULO — the agent that compiles itself
This machine runs ORÁCULO: every task it sees repeated with the same structure gets compiled ONCE into a tested .py and never costs tokens again. Your job as the agent is to feed it and to respect its promotions.
The two rules
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Route repetitive work through the wrapper. Any command you (or a cron script) run more than once with the same shape should go through:
terminal(command="oraculo run <task-name> -- <command...>", timeout=120)Same behavior, same output — plus observation. After 3 identical-structure clean runs the task becomes a compilation candidate automatically.
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Never re-solve with the LLM what is already compiled. Before doing a task that smells routine, check:
terminal(command="oraculo status", timeout=15)If the task appears as
promovida, run it throughoraculo run— the .py answers in milliseconds for 0 tokens. If it appearsdegradada, the system is already curing it; just use the normal path this once.
Useful commands
oraculo candidates— what is ready to compileoraculo compile <task>— compile one candidate (respects the token budget)oraculo report— what was intercepted/compiled/cured and the estimated savingoraculo doctor— verify the install and this integration
Fulfilling a manual compilation request
If .oraculo/requests/<task>.md exists, ORÁCULO is asking for a script.
Read the request (it contains the full spec, real examples and the INGENIERO.md
standard), write the script to a file, then:
terminal(command="oraculo compile <task> --desde <file.py>", timeout=60)
The guardian and the shadow period take it from there — do not skip them.
What ships with it: 2 files
750 B alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable
- AGENTS_BLOCK.md511 B
- oraculo_ciclo.shruns239 B