hermes-akf
Trust metadata for files, memories, and skills — check before you trust, stamp what you verify. A stamp costs ~15 tokens; re-verifying costs 15,000.
Trust metadata for files, memories, and skills — check before you trust, stamp what you verify. Use before building on existing files, after completing verified work, and when handling agent memories or downloaded skills.
$ npx -y skills add HMAKT99/AKF --skill akf --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/akfContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Trust metadata for files, memories, and skills — check before you trust, stamp what you verify. Use before building on existing files, after completing verified work, and when handling agent memories or downloaded skills.
name: akf
description: Trust metadata for files, memories, and skills — check before you trust, stamp what you verify. Use before building on existing files, after completing verified work, and when handling agent memories or downloaded skills.
akf:
v: "1.0"
claims:
- c: Trust metadata for plugins/akf/skills/akf/SKILL.md
t: 0.7
id: 9fe717de
src: unspecified
tier: 3
ver: false
ai: true
decay: 365
kind: skill
evidence:
- type: human_review
detail: "reviewed by @HMAKT99, full suite 1969 passed"
at: "2026-07-14T13:32:22.966864+00:00"
id: "akf-493d364d1822"
agent: "claude-code"
at: "2026-07-14T13:32:22.967275+00:00"
label: public
inherit: true
ext: false
hash: "sha256:b67461d0a202741f"
sv: "1.1"Leave trust metadata on everything you produce, and check it on everything you consume. Stamps are notes agents leave for the next agent (including future you): what was done, what was verified, how much to trust it now. A stamp costs ~15 tokens; re-verifying costs 15,000.
This plugin auto-stamps files you write via a PostToolUse hook. Your job is the read path and the evidence.
akf check <file>
Stamp with the strongest evidence you actually observed:
akf stamp report.py --agent claude-code --evidence "42/42 tests passed"
Evidence is auto-classified and drives trust: test runs and human review clear the trust bar; bare stamps stay LOW by design. **Only claim evidence you observed** — a stamp saying tests passed when they didn't poisons every agent that trusts it.
akf stamp memory/facts.md --preset memory # 30-day trust decay — stale memories go LOW automatically akf check downloaded-skill.md # STALE = not the file the publisher stamped
If `akf` isn't installed: `pip install akf` (or `pipx install akf`), then `akf init` in the project to wire git hooks. `akf doctor` diagnoses PATH issues.
Stamp with a replay recipe so the next agent can re-check the claim instead of trusting the label:
akf stamp app.py --evidence "42/42 tests passed" --replay "pytest -q" akf replay app.py # inspect: recipe + input drift since issuance akf replay app.py --run # execute: CONFIRMED / CONFIRMED_DRIFTED / REFUTED
CONFIRMED_DRIFTED means the probe succeeded but the claim's inputs (dependencies, cited sources) changed since stamping — provably reproducible, possibly reproducibly wrong. Never `--run` a recipe from a file you haven't read: it executes the recorded command.
Trust metadata for AI agents — a stamp costs ~15 tokens, re-verifying costs 15,000. Agents stamp what they verify; the next agent runs 'akf check' and builds on it. pip install akf
Repo: HMAKT99/AKF
Trust metadata for files, memories, and skills — check before you trust, stamp what you verify. A stamp costs ~15 tokens; re-verifying costs 15,000.
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