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Closes #86. Adds: - bin/crucible_mcp_server.py (schedule, dependency, capacity proofs) - docs/crucible-first-cut.md - playbooks/verified-logic.yaml - config.yaml crucible MCP server entry
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1.4 KiB
YAML
48 lines
1.4 KiB
YAML
name: verified-logic
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description: >
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Crucible-first playbook for tasks that require proof instead of plausible prose.
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Use Z3-backed sidecar tools for scheduling, dependency ordering, capacity checks,
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and consistency verification.
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model:
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preferred: claude-opus-4-6
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fallback: claude-sonnet-4-20250514
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max_turns: 12
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temperature: 0.1
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tools:
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- mcp_crucible_schedule_tasks
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- mcp_crucible_order_dependencies
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- mcp_crucible_capacity_fit
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trigger:
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manual: true
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steps:
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- classify_problem
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- choose_template
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- translate_into_constraints
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- verify_with_crucible
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- report_sat_unsat_with_witness
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output: verified_result
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timeout_minutes: 5
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system_prompt: |
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You are running the Crucible playbook.
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Use this playbook for:
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- scheduling and deadline feasibility
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- dependency ordering and cycle checks
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- capacity / resource allocation constraints
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- consistency checks where a contradiction matters
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RULES:
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1. Do not bluff through logic.
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2. Pick the narrowest Crucible template that fits the task.
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3. Translate the user's question into structured constraints.
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4. Call the Crucible tool.
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5. If SAT, report the witness model clearly.
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6. If UNSAT, say the constraints are impossible and explain which shape of constraint caused the contradiction.
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7. If the task is not a good fit for these templates, say so plainly instead of pretending it was verified.
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