sop-flow
Run the agentic-sop-kit workflow (extract→compute→report, or a declared topology) and report the DRAFT result. Works…
Lint a record / dataset / kit run for ALCOA+ data integrity (attribution, contemporaneity, completeness, accuracy, consistency). Deterministic findings + a human-judgment checklist; the report is a DRAFT, the human owns the verdict.
> /plugin marketplace add s0912758806p/agentic-sop-to-workHow it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/alcoa-guardContext preview
What this command does when you run it.
Lint a record / dataset / kit run for ALCOA+ data integrity (attribution, contemporaneity, completeness, accuracy, consistency). Deterministic findings + a human-judgment checklist; the report is a DRAFT, the human owns the verdict.
description: Lint a record / dataset / kit run for ALCOA+ data integrity (attribution, contemporaneity, completeness, accuracy, consistency). Deterministic findings + a human-judgment checklist; the report is a DRAFT, the human owns the verdict. argument-hint: "<run_dir> | --record <file> --contract <.alcoa.json>"
Invoke the alcoa-guard linter on `$ARGUMENTS`.
1. If the path is a kit run dir → `python3 -m alcoaguard.review --run-dir <dir>` (FULL). 2. If it is a record file → `python3 -m alcoaguard.review --record <file> --contract <.alcoa.json>` (DEGRADED; ask for the contract if absent). 3. With no args → run the bundled `clean` example to demonstrate.
Present the findings + human-judgment checklist verbatim, then STOP for human review.
Loop Engineering — make an agent's loop produce verifiable progress, stay honest, and stay bounded, by deterministic mechanism rather than vibes.
Run the agentic-sop-kit workflow (extract→compute→report, or a declared topology) and report the DRAFT result. Works…
Lint a Claude Code plugin / marketplace against house invariants, or scaffold a new grammar-conformant plugin skeleton.
Get an independent adversarial SECOND OPINION on a finished DRAFT — check its claims against its evidence (no fabrication, no…