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Civ Finish Quotes

Add a Civilization-style ceremonial quote when a substantial task is truly complete. Use this whenever the user or agent is wrapping up a real deliverable such as a feature, refactor, analysis, design doc, process change, report, or writing task, eve

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--- name: civ-finish-quotes description: Add a Civilization-style ceremonial quote when a substantial task is truly complete. Use this whenever the user or agent is wrapping up a real deliverable such as a feature, refactor, analysis, design doc, process change, report, or writing task, even if they do not explicitly ask for a quote; skip short replies, tiny fixes, and unfinished work. --- # Civ Finish Quotes Use this skill as a final completion ritual after a real piece of work is finished. This skill is for the last step of a substantial task, not for ordinary chat. It should feel like a Civilization technology or wonder completion line: brief, ceremonial, and anchored by a real quote with an author and source. ## Compatibility - requires local `python3` - expects access to this skill directory, especially `scripts/` and `assets/quotes/approved_quotes.jsonl` ## Trigger Gate Default behavior: trigger this skill for almost all task closures that produced a real result. Use this lenient gate: 1. The work has some concrete output. Examples: code/doc updates, analysis conclusion, decision, plan, verification, checklist completion. 2. The work is presented as done for this turn. Examples: "finished", "completed", "done", "ready", "交付", "完成", "发布". Only skip this skill for clear non-completion micro replies: - casual replies - tiny fixes - a single command answer - brainstorming that has not been implemented - tasks that ended with uncertainty or partial progress ## Runtime Flow When the trigger gate passes: 1. Summarize the finished task into a small JSON payload. 2. Call the local render script. 3. If it returns `no_match`, say nothing extra and end normally. 4. If it returns `ok`, read `quote_text` and `needs_translation`. 5. If `needs_translation=true`, translate `quote_text` into the user's language in the final reply. 6. Compose the final ceremonial block in the user's language with a fixed divider line. ## Hard Rules - Never invent, paraphrase, or "write something quote-like" yourself. - Only output a completion quote when the renderer returns `status="ok"`. - The final quote body must come from the renderer's returned `quote_text`. - The attribution must come from the renderer's returned `author` and `source_title`. - If the renderer returns `no_match`, do not add a fallback quote, a hand-written ceremonial line, or a pseudo-quote. ## Request Payload Use this structure: ```json { "task_summary": "Implemented the new quote selection pipeline and documented the curation flow.", "deliverable_type": "code", "completion_class": "engineering", "completion_mode": "build", "keywords": ["pipeline", "selection", "curation", "script"], "user_language": "zh-CN", "recent_quote_ids": [] } ``` ### Completion Classes - `science`: analysis, investigation, model design, research, root-cause work - `engineering`: implementation, refactor, tooling, architecture, shipping a system - `governance`: process, policy, permissions, stability, ownership, organization - `art-thought`: writing, naming, concept shaping, knowledge organization, design rationale ### Completion Modes - `breakthrough` - `build` - `organization` - `insight` ## Render Command Run: ```bash python3 ./scripts/render_finish_quote.py --library ./assets/quotes/approved_quotes.jsonl --input-json '<JSON_PAYLOAD>' ``` The renderer returns: - `{"status":"ok","id":"...","quote_text":"...","needs_translation":true|false,"author":"...","source_title":"...","divider":"----------","selection_mode":"ranked|fallback","selection_profile":{...},"match_reason":{...},"rejected_candidates":[...] }` - or `{"status":"no_match"}` Notes: - `selection_mode=fallback` means the request looked like a completed task, but keyword matching was sparse; the renderer still selected a domain/mode-consistent quote to reduce misses. - The selector enforces a relevance floor; if relevance is too low it returns `no_match`. - The renderer keeps a small local history file and tries to avoid reusing the same quote within a rolling 24-hour window when other good candidates exist. - By default it tries to store that history in the user cache directory, and falls back to a repo-local `.cache/` when the runtime cannot write there. - For design-document style tasks, governance/organization requests are remapped toward engineering/build semantics to reduce topic drift. - For non-sensitive tasks, high-risk themes (race/colonial trauma/war-massacre style language) are filtered out by default. ## Output Contract The final quote block must: - start with the fixed divider line `----------` - show only the user-language version of the quote body - always include author - always include source - use only renderer-returned fields for quote body and attribution - avoid extra commentary after the quote block Use this shape: ```text ---------- “<translated quote>” —— <author>,《<source title>》 ```

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