Verify SIPS proof surfaces before reporting completion. Use when asked to scan, verify, validate, prove, audit, or check whether a repo or SIPS install is coherent.
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Use homebase_verify for manifest and optional suite checks. Pair it with homebase_repo_map when the requested proof depends on touched files, likely tests, or write scope.
For the SIPS repo itself, prefer the existing proof stack: python3 scripts/validate_v2.py --check-eval, python3 scripts/run_tests.py homebase_mcp --verbose, python3 -m pytest tests/test_homebase_mcp.py, and plugin validation.
Do not summarize failures away. Report failing command output and stop short of "done" until the specific proof surface passes or the user accepts the remaining gap.
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Extract bounded, source-linked context from large files or many inputs. Use when context is too large, files are oversized, or a task needs concise excerpts.
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Inspect SIPS Homebase status, manifest wiring, routes, host visibility, and MCP freshness. Use when asked for SIPS status, command center, host audit, plugin visibility, or whether Homebase is fresh.
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Route a task through SIPS commands, agents, scripts, MCP tools, or bounded delegation. Use when asked to route, split, fan out, escalate, or choose the right SIPS path.
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Turn failures, logs, symptoms, or flaky behavior into a compact repro and verification plan. Use when debugging needs a reproducible failure path.
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Capture and develop a reusable skill, tool repair, or behavior improvement noticed while completing a task. Use when instructions are stale, a recurring workflow deserves a skill, or a tool contract fails in practice.
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Search, inspect, and record SIPS-owned Memory Fabric lessons. Use when a task needs prior lessons, recurring-fix memory, recall health, scoped historical context, or when a just-fixed bump or error should be recorded.
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