Use this meta-skill instead of answering directly only when the current user explicitly asks to create, compose, synthesize, or propose a new meta-skill that orchestrates multiple existing skills. It uses multi-skill orchestration for intent clarification, optional history mining, trigger-collision checks, linting, smoke/runtime gates, preview, and optional proposal persistence. Do not use it for creating a normal standalone skill, asking how meta-skills work, analyzing pasted skill lists, or discussing existing meta-skills.
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Safeguarded DAG that synthesizes a new bundled meta-skill from observed skill co-occurrence patterns + user description of the desired workflow. It now separates preview-only, persisted-proposal, and fully gated modes so lightweight requests do not pay for persistence or smoke testing. The workflow separates generic skill creation from meta-skill composition, checks trigger collisions, classifies operational risk, and previews the proposal before optional persistence.
Output is a SKILL.md candidate written to ~/.opensquilla/proposals/<id>/.
By default it is not auto-loaded; run opensquilla meta accept <id> (Phase 2)
to enable. If the operator has enabled the auto-propose auto_enable setting,
this manual path also runs the same conservative static safety preflight used by
cron/dream auto-propose and may promote a low-risk gated proposal immediately.
If creator's pipeline fails at any step, report the failure verbatim to the user:
Do NOT:
~/.opensquilla/proposals/<id>/SKILL.md with the read_file toolIf the user wants to retry, suggest they re-issue the request after the underlying error is resolved (often a sandbox or provider issue), not a manual workaround.
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