Claude-Mind: Skill for Claude Code

/fresh-eyes-tree — Periodic Tree-Taxonomy Self-Audit

Every 200 completed goals (or on user demand), step back and produce a taxonomy assessment:

Are the L1s still the right top-level cuts for the knowledge tree?

The ritual runs autonomously, writes the briefing to agents/<agent>/temp/, and posts a one-line summary to the coordination board. No email push, no user-approval gate. The user reviews via git log and tracked signals.

If taxonomy changes are desired, the user can invoke the S8 apply scripts (l1-domain-rename.sh, l1-domain-add.sh) manually. These scripts remain standalone user-runnable tools. The periodic ritual does NOT auto-invoke or gate on them.

Sibling Relationship

Third sibling in the fresh-eyes ritual family. All three share infrastructure (fresh-eyes-cadence-check.sh, fresh-eyes-record-tick.sh) but target different scopes:

Ritual	Scope	Cadence	WM slot
/fresh-eyes-review	Per-agent Self + portfolio	25 goals	last_fresh_eyes_review
/fresh-eyes-program	World shared purpose + team alignment	100 goals	last_fresh_eyes_program_review
/fresh-eyes-tree	Knowledge-tree top-level taxonomy	200 goals	last_fresh_eyes_tree_review

Lower frequency (200 vs 100 vs 25) because L1 changes are high-blast-radius and the evidence needs accumulation time. Skew + pick-rate signal is most useful when measured across a few hundred goals.

Sub-commands

/fresh-eyes-tree                 — User-forced review, bypasses cadence gate
/fresh-eyes-tree --cadence       — Check cadence; run only if gate passes
                                   (agent-invoked path from precheck)

Step 0: Load Conventions

Bash: load-conventions.sh with each name from the conventions: front matter. Read only the paths returned. If output is empty, all conventions already loaded — proceed.

Phase 1: Cadence Gate

IF invoked with --cadence:
    # Run this ALONE, in its own Bash call. Do NOT batch it with the 1.1 claim
    # below (see "Never batch the gate with the claim").
    Bash: core/scripts/fresh-eyes-cadence-check.sh --config-block fresh_eyes_tree
    # Read the OUTPUT TEXT, not just the exit code: the gate prints its verdict
    # ("noop (…)" vs a fire line) on stdout, and a trailing pipe (| tail, | head)
    # replaces the gate's rc with the pipe's (guard-1150). A "noop" line means
    # DONE regardless of what rc you observed.
    IF noop / exit 1: Output "Fresh-eyes-tree: cadence not crossed — noop." → DONE (return)
                      Do NOT run 1.1. A non-running agent must never hold the claim.
    IF exit 0: proceed
ELSE (user-invoked, no --cadence flag):
    Proceed directly — user override.

# 1.1 CLAIM the shared ritual (g-115-3218, 2026-07-28) — the FIRST action once
# committed to running, on BOTH paths above (a user-invoked pass is just as
# much a duplicate risk to a sibling as a cadence-invoked one).
# PRECONDITION: the gate above did NOT noop. This line is conditional, not
# unconditional — reaching it means this agent is about to run the ritual.
Bash: bash core/scripts/fresh-eyes-record-tick.sh last_fresh_eyes_tree_review --claim