sod-palace-sync

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When to use this skill

Use this skill when the user declares “Start of Day” (SOD), “Wake up”, “Reanimate”, or initiates a new working session.

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Instructions

1. Context Loading: Immediately read .agents/brain/palace_registry.md to map the workspace.
2. Anchor Retrieval: Read .agents/brain/checkpoint_summary.txt to find the latest “[MENTAL ANCHOR]” left by the previous session.
3. Task Initialization: Create or update .agents/brain/task.md outlining the immediate objectives based on the Mental Anchor.
4. Environment Check: Ensure the daily mechanical scripts have been run by the user or run them if appropriate:
   # On Windows
   .\tools\sod-palace.ps1
   
   # On Linux/macOS
   bash tools/sod-palace.sh
   
5. Acknowledge your Reanimation and state: “Sovereign State Synchronised. Awaiting instructions.”

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Architecture & Implementation

If tools/sod-palace.ps1 or tools/sod-palace.sh are missing, agents must reconstruct them with the following logic:

1. Git Pull: Perform a git pull --rebase origin main to sync local state.
2. Pre-flight Audit: Execute .tools/audit-pre-flight.ps1 (or the equivalent Linux checks).
3. Registry Check: Verify that .agents/brain/palace_registry.md exists.
4. Reanimation Manifest: Execute .\tools\reanimate.ps1 to bundle the workspace context into a timestamped sod_manifest_<date>.txt file.
5. Prompt User: Instruct the human to upload the newly generated manifest and initialize the AI via the DSOM protocol. (Note: On Linux/macOS, sod-palace.sh simply wraps ansible-playbook playbooks/dsom/sod-palace.yml with ANSIBLE_NOCOWS=1)

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Deep State of Mind (DSOM) For My AI Protocol | Harisfazillah Jamel (LinuxMalaysia) | 2026-06-19 Standard: UK English | DBP-standard Bahasa Melayu Malaysia (Piawai) | GNU General Public License v3.0