jev-rules
This skill contains shell command directives (!`command`) that may execute system commands. Review carefully before installing.
What this skill carries — grep references/ for any subject the names below miss:
!d=${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}; command -v skill-toc >/dev/null 2>&1 && exec skill-toc "$d"; s=$HOME/.claude/skills/plugin-utils/bin/skill-toc; [ -x "$s" ] && exec "$s" "$d"; echo "(skill-toc unavailable: references and scripts are NOT listed here — install the plugin-utils plugin, or start a new session so its bin/ reaches PATH)"
A Jev rule is three parts: a deterministic extractor (evidence()), one proposition a judge
answers with P(VIOLATED), and a calibration set that proves the two separate. The runner is
skills/work/scripts/rule-check.ts; the calibrator is skills/work/scripts/rule-calibrate.ts; a rule
blocks at p >= 0.85.
--wire exits 0 only after two consecutive rule-calibrate --runs 2 invocations pass on the final
code, with real accepted cases in the set. Never by loosening a fixture, relabelling an accepted case
without the user's ruling, or moving the bar. A rule that blocks accepted work costs the user every
later round it fires on; a rule wired on noise blocks at random. Both are worse than no rule.