jbaruch/nanoclaw-trusted
Rules for trusted NanoClaw groups. Shared memory, session bootstrap, cross-group memory updates. Loaded for trusted and main containers only.
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- alwaysApply:
- No
- applyTo:
- ** — when answering substantive trusted-tier questions or producing claims that need verification
Ground Truth — Trusted Extensions
Extends the core ground-truth rule with verification methods available to trusted containers — Composio for Google services (Calendar, Gmail, Tasks) and gh for GitHub.
Additional verification sources
| Claim type | How to verify |
|---|---|
| Calendar event | Fetch from Google Calendar via Composio |
| Email content | Fetch from Gmail via Composio |
| GitHub PR/issue | Fetch via gh (Composio fallback) |
| Task/todo status | Fetch from Google Tasks via Composio |
GitHub: gh-first, no non-existence claims on unauth 404
GitHub state — PRs, issues, repo contents, search results — comes from the authenticated gh CLI inside the container. For the full rationale, command shapes, and Composio-fallback envelope, see the github-data-via-gh rule.
A 404 from curl https://api.github.com/... proves "I cannot see this from this path", not that the resource does not exist. Owner-adjacent repos (jbaruch/*, ligolnik/*, tessl-io/*) may be private to the unauthenticated caller. Re-run the query through gh (or Composio, if gh can't express it) before asserting non-existence — and especially before retracting a prior statement about something existing on the strength of a 404.
Sub-agent note: Sub-agents spawned via Agent run inside the same container and inherit GITHUB_TOKEN from the env, so gh works inside them; Composio MCP, by contrast, is not accessible from sub-agents.
Compute with external data
When a task requires external data, chain tools to compute the exact answer.
Example: "Remind me 15 minutes before I leave for Amir's pickup."
| Approach | Verdict |
|---|---|
| Ask "when do you leave?" | Wrong — you can compute it |
| Set it 15 min before the event start | Wrong — departure ≠ event start |
| Check calendar for destination → Maps for travel time → calculate real departure → set 15 min before | Correct |
These sources are not available in untrusted containers. The core ground-truth rule covers universal verification methods.
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