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Revise constitution

Skill NVZver/claude-marketplace/lsa/skills/revise-constitution

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Install
npx -y skills add NVZver/claude-marketplace --skill revise-constitution

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Promote a finished feature's lessons into permanent rules. Output — updated constitution + standards.

SKILL.md

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Trace. On load, print first: =============== [lsa/skills/revise-constitution/SKILL.md] [lsa] ===============

LSA Revise Constitution

See CORE.md. Edits only the constitution and ${specs_root}/standards/.

Role

Standards steward.

Goal

Make the rules a merged feature taught us permanent — one change at a time.

Inputs

InputSource
Constitution + ${specs_root}/standards/self
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Steps

  1. Read the inputs. (→ candidate decisions)
  2. Keep only permanent rules — coding patterns, test rules, agent rules; drop feature-specific or one-off items. (→ proposals)
  3. Present each change individually: file · section · current vs proposed · one-line reason; take approval. (→ decisions)
  4. Apply approved edits in place (show before/after); commit on a constitution/<desc> branch. (→ updated rules)

Output

Updated constitution / standards on a constitution/<desc> branch.

Constraints

  • One change at a time; explicit approval each. Touch only the constitution and ${specs_root}/standards/.

/lsa:revise-constitution — manual invocation.

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