P342 · Skill authoring

Evidence-Gated Rule Promotion

Promote a local learned behavior only after checking recurrence, scope and counter-evidence.

Editorially reviewed

These examples and illustrative results are independently authored teaching materials, not measured model results.

Use case

Two independent services support boundary validation while a React folder convention fits one project only. Promotion needs compatible triggers/actions/scope/corrections, not session confidence.

Mechanism

Retain observations/results and establish independence/context. Compare existing rules, framework limits and corrections. Propose minimal transferable action with projects/exceptions; contradictions/locality downgrade or defer. Scores are workflow signals and governed promotion needs authority, without unrequested memory writes.

Bad example

Promote one React success globally, call confidence 0.8 an 80% correctness probability and ignore corrections.

Good example

Cite both services’ compatible observations and inspect counterexamples/existing coverage before wider proposal. Keep React structure local and contradictions pending; source 0.8 is configuration, not calibration. Maintenance requires actual authorization.

Why the change matters

Cross-context evidence supports transfer more than one experience, but constraints/corrections define applicability. Retained observations prevent abstract rules outgrowing their conditions.

Observable expectation

Teaching copied reports are not independent observations. A correction against duplicate internal validation narrows the rule to boundaries instead of validate everywhere. Projects/triggers/results remain inspectable.

Limits

Recurrence is not causality/truth and no correction is not approval. Confidence is not probability and project policies may override. No memories/global rules were modified.

Sources and evidence

Read the editorial criteria