minos-configure

The user wants Minos configured as follows: $ARGUMENTS

Translate that into config changes and apply them. Everything you need is below - do not guess fields.

Files

• Global (applies everywhere): ~/.config/minos/rules.jsonc
• Project (this repo only): .minos/rules.jsonc

Pick the scope the user implied ("everywhere/always" → global; otherwise default to project). Read the target file first (it may not exist - then create it). Files are JSONC: // comments and trailing commas are allowed; when editing, preserve existing entries and comments.

Schema

{
  "rules": [
    {
      "id": "kebab-case-unique-id",          // required
      "summary": "one-line description",      // optional, shown in the config UI
      "enabled": false,                       // optional: keep the rule in config but skip it; omit = active
      "appliesTo": {
        "tools": ["Bash"],                    // which agent tools: Bash for commands, Edit/Write for file changes; omit = all
        "pathGlob": ["src/**/*.ts"],          // content rules only; ** = any depth, * = within segment; omit = all files
        "commandMatch": ["git commit"]        // command rules only; case-insensitive substrings; omit = all commands
      },
      "trigger": {
        // exactly one of these three shapes:
        // { "type": "contains", "patterns": ["push --force"] }        // case-insensitive literal, any match fires
        // { "type": "regex", "patterns": ["rm\\s+-[a-z]*r[a-z]*f"] }  // JS regex, case-SENSITIVE, any match fires
        // { "type": "llm-judge", "promptText": "yes/no question", "context": "tooling", "model": "..." }
        //   promptText = inline judge prompt (preferred); "prompt": "path.md" = prompt file relative to the
        //   config dir; "context": "tooling" additionally sends the project's discovered scripts/CLIs to the judge;
        //   "model" = per-rule judge model override, omit to inherit the config-level default
      },
      "action": "block",                      // "block" denies the action; "warn" lets it through with a notice
      "message": "shown to the agent when the rule fires - say what to do instead"
    }
  ],
  "disable": ["global-rule-id", { "id": "other-id", "reason": "why" }],  // project file only: turn off global rules here
  "judge": { "model": "claude-haiku-4-5-20251001", "timeoutMs": 30000 }  // default model for llm-judge rules
}