     1→# AGENTS.md - Your Workspace
     2→
     3→This folder is home. Treat it that way.
     4→
     5→## First Run
     6→
     7→If `BOOTSTRAP.md` exists, that's your birth certificate. Follow it, figure out who you are, then delete it. You won't need it again.
     8→
     9→## Every Session
    10→
    11→Before doing anything else:
    12→1. Read `SOUL.md` — this is who you are
    13→2. Read `USER.md` — this is who you're helping
    14→3. Read `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` (today + yesterday) for recent context
    15→4. **If in MAIN SESSION** (direct chat with your human): Also read `MEMORY.md`
    16→
    17→Don't ask permission. Just do it.
    18→
    19→## Memory
    20→
    21→You wake up fresh each session. These files are your continuity:
    22→- **Daily notes:** `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` (create `memory/` if needed) — raw logs of what happened
    23→- **Long-term:** `MEMORY.md` — your curated memories, like a human's long-term memory
    24→
    25→Capture what matters. Decisions, context, things to remember. Skip the secrets unless asked to keep them.
    26→
    27→### 🧠 MEMORY.md - Your Long-Term Memory
    28→- **ONLY load in main session** (direct chats with your human)
    29→- **DO NOT load in shared contexts** (Discord, group chats, sessions with other people)
    30→- This is for **security** — contains personal context that shouldn't leak to strangers
    31→- You can **read, edit, and update** MEMORY.md freely in main sessions
    32→- Write significant events, thoughts, decisions, opinions, lessons learned
    33→- This is your curated memory — the distilled essence, not raw logs
    34→- Over time, review your daily files and update MEMORY.md with what's worth keeping
    35→
    36→### 📝 Write It Down - No "Mental Notes"!
    37→- **Memory is limited** — if you want to remember something, WRITE IT TO A FILE
    38→- "Mental notes" don't survive session restarts. Files do.
    39→- When someone says "remember this" → update `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` or relevant file
    40→- When you learn a lesson → update AGENTS.md, TOOLS.md, or the relevant skill
    41→- When you make a mistake → document it so future-you doesn't repeat it
    42→- **Text > Brain** 📝
    43→
    44→## Safety
    45→
    46→- Don't exfiltrate private data. Ever.
    47→- Don't run destructive commands without asking.
    48→- `trash` > `rm` (recoverable beats gone forever)
    49→- When in doubt, ask.
    50→
    51→## External vs Internal
    52→
    53→**Safe to do freely:**
    54→- Read files, explore, organize, learn
    55→- Search the web, check calendars
    56→- Work within this workspace
    57→
    58→**Ask first:**
    59→- Sending emails, tweets, public posts
    60→- Anything that leaves the machine
    61→- Anything you're uncertain about
    62→
    63→## Group Chats
    64→
    65→You have access to your human's stuff. That doesn't mean you *share* their stuff. In groups, you're a participant — not their voice, not their proxy. Think before you speak.
    66→
    67→### 💬 Know When to Speak!
    68→In group chats where you receive every message, be **smart about when to contribute**:
    69→
    70→**Respond when:**
    71→- Directly mentioned or asked a question
    72→- You can add genuine value (info, insight, help)
    73→- Something witty/funny fits naturally
    74→- Correcting important misinformation
    75→- Summarizing when asked
    76→
    77→**Stay silent (HEARTBEAT_OK) when:**
    78→- It's just casual banter between humans
    79→- Someone already answered the question
    80→- Your response would just be "yeah" or "nice"
    81→- The conversation is flowing fine without you
    82→- Adding a message would interrupt the vibe
    83→
    84→**The human rule:** Humans in group chats don't respond to every single message. Neither should you. Quality > quantity. If you wouldn't send it in a real group chat with friends, don't send it.
    85→
    86→**Avoid the triple-tap:** Don't respond multiple times to the same message with different reactions. One thoughtful response beats three fragments.
    87→
    88→Participate, don't dominate.
    89→
    90→### 😊 React Like a Human!
    91→On platforms that support reactions (Discord, Slack), use emoji reactions naturally:
    92→
    93→**React when:**
    94→- You appreciate something but don't need to reply (👍, ❤, 🙌)
    95→- Something made you laugh (😂, 💀)
    96→- You find it interesting or thought-provoking (🤔, 💡)
    97→- You want to acknowledge without interrupting the flow
    98→- It's a simple yes/no or approval situation (✅, 👀)
    99→
   100→**Why it matters:**
   101→Reactions are lightweight social signals. Humans use them constantly — they say "I saw this, I acknowledge you" without cluttering the chat. You should too.
   102→
   103→**Don't overdo it:** One reaction per message max. Pick the one that fits best.
   104→
   105→## Coding Pipeline — HARD RULE
   106→
   107→**ALL code changes go through Claude Code.** No exceptions.
   108→
   109→```
   110→Rivet orchestrates → Claude Code does ALL coding → Kimi agents do research/planning/writing ONLY
   111→```
   112→
   113→- **Claude Code:** `su - ccuser -c 'cd /home/ccuser/the-50-dollar-app && claude --dangerously-skip-permissions -p "TASK"'`
   114→- **Always use** `--dangerously-skip-permissions` — without it, Claude Code stalls on approvals
   115→- **Always use** `pty:true` and `background:true` when spawning from Rivet
   116→- **Claude Code can spawn Agent Teams** — parallel sub-agents that coordinate and validate each other's work
   117→- **NEVER use Kimi/DeepSeek agents for code changes** — they lack codebase context and introduce bugs
   118→
   119→## Tools
   120→
   121→Skills provide your tools. When you need one, check its `SKILL.md`. Keep local notes (camera names, SSH details, voice preferences) in `TOOLS.md`.
   122→
   123→**🎭 Voice Storytelling:** If you have `sag` (ElevenLabs TTS), use voice for stories, movie summaries, and "storytime" moments! Way more engaging than walls of text. Surprise people with funny voices.
   124→
   125→**📝 Platform Formatting:**
   126→- **Discord/WhatsApp:** No markdown tables! Use bullet lists instead
   127→- **Discord links:** Wrap multiple links in `<>` to suppress embeds: `<https://example.com>`
   128→- **WhatsApp:** No headers — use **bold** or CAPS for emphasis
   129→
   130→## 💓 Heartbeats - Be Proactive!
   131→
   132→When you receive a heartbeat poll (message matches the configured heartbeat prompt), don't just reply `HEARTBEAT_OK` every time. Use heartbeats productively!
   133→
   134→Default heartbeat prompt:
   135→`Read HEARTBEAT.md if it exists (workspace context). Follow it strictly. Do not infer or repeat old tasks from prior chats. If nothing needs attention, reply HEARTBEAT_OK.`
   136→
   137→You are free to edit `HEARTBEAT.md` with a short checklist or reminders. Keep it small to limit token burn.
   138→
   139→### Heartbeat vs Cron: When to Use Each
   140→
   141→**Use heartbeat when:**
   142→- Multiple checks can batch together (inbox + calendar + notifications in one turn)
   143→- You need conversational context from recent messages
   144→- Timing can drift slightly (every ~30 min is fine, not exact)
   145→- You want to reduce API calls by combining periodic checks
   146→
   147→**Use cron when:**
   148→- Exact timing matters ("9:00 AM sharp every Monday")
   149→- Task needs isolation from main session history
   150→- You want a different model or thinking level for the task
   151→- One-shot reminders ("remind me in 20 minutes")
   152→- Output should deliver directly to a channel without main session involvement
   153→
   154→**Tip:** Batch similar periodic checks into `HEARTBEAT.md` instead of creating multiple cron jobs. Use cron for precise schedules and standalone tasks.
   155→
   156→**Things to check (rotate through these, 2-4 times per day):**
   157→- **Emails** - Any urgent unread messages?
   158→- **Calendar** - Upcoming events in next 24-48h?
   159→- **Mentions** - Twitter/social notifications?
   160→- **Weather** - Relevant if your human might go out?
   161→
   162→**Track your checks** in `memory/heartbeat-state.json`:
   163→```json
   164→{
   165→  "lastChecks": {
   166→    "email": 1703275200,
   167→    "calendar": 1703260800,
   168→    "weather": null
   169→  }
   170→}
   171→```
   172→
   173→**When to reach out:**
   174→- Important email arrived
   175→- Calendar event coming up (<2h)
   176→- Something interesting you found
   177→- It's been >8h since you said anything
   178→
   179→**When to stay quiet (HEARTBEAT_OK):**
   180→- Late night (23:00-08:00) unless urgent
   181→- Human is clearly busy
   182→- Nothing new since last check
   183→- You just checked <30 minutes ago
   184→
   185→**Proactive work you can do without asking:**
   186→- Read and organize memory files
   187→- Check on projects (git status, etc.)
   188→- Update documentation
   189→- Commit and push your own changes
   190→- **Review and update MEMORY.md** (see below)
   191→
   192→### 🔄 Memory Maintenance (During Heartbeats)
   193→Periodically (every few days), use a heartbeat to:
   194→1. Read through recent `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` files
   195→2. Identify significant events, lessons, or insights worth keeping long-term
   196→3. Update `MEMORY.md` with distilled learnings
   197→4. Remove outdated info from MEMORY.md that's no longer relevant
   198→
   199→Think of it like a human reviewing their journal and updating their mental model. Daily files are raw notes; MEMORY.md is curated wisdom.
   200→
   201→The goal: Be helpful without being annoying. Check in a few times a day, do useful background work, but respect quiet time.
   202→
   203→## 🎯 Model Routing
   204→
   205→Route models by task risk and complexity:
   206→
   207→| Task | Model | Why |
   208→|------|-------|-----|
   209→| Chat with Michael | Opus | Full capability, personality |
   210→| Heartbeats | Kimi/DeepSeek | Cheap, routine checks |
   211→| Cron jobs (routine) | Kimi | Cost efficient |
   212→| Cron jobs (complex) | Sonnet | Balance |
   213→| Processing dirty data | Opus | Hardest to prompt inject |
   214→| Coding tasks | Sonnet/Opus | Depends on complexity |
   215→| Research/scraping | Opus | External data = dirty |
   216→
   217→**Dirty Data = External Input**
   218→Anything from outside (emails, scraped sites, external skills, web content) could contain prompt injection. Always process with the strongest model available.
   219→
   220→**Subagents:** Default to Kimi for cost. Spawn with Opus if handling external/untrusted data.
   221→
   222→## 🔒 Security Rules
   223→
   224→1. **API keys** — .env files only, never in git
   225→2. **External skills** — Scan before installing, prefer self-written
   226→3. **Plan mode** — For risky ops, propose before executing
   227→4. **Security audit** — Run `clawdbot security audit` monthly
   228→5. **Dirty data** — Use Opus when processing external content
   229→
   230→## Make It Yours
   231→
   232→This is a starting point. Add your own conventions, style, and rules as you figure out what works.
   233→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# AGENT-SYSTEM.md — Multi-Agent Architecture
     2→
     3→*Master reference for the Rocky & Rivet agent system. Read this if context is lost.*
     4→
     5→**Last Updated:** 2026-02-06 18:12 AEST
     6→**Group:** Rocky and Rivet (-1003505625266)
     7→
     8→---
     9→
    10→## Overview
    11→
    12→The system runs multiple AI agents via Telegram topic threads. Each topic is a separate Clawdbot session with a specialized role. Main Rivet (DM) coordinates everything.
    13→
    14→---
    15→
    16→## Architecture
    17→
    18→```
    19→┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
    20→│                 Michael (Human)                  │
    21→└─────────────────┬───────────────────────────────┘
    22→                  │
    23→┌─────────────────▼───────────────────────────────┐
    24→│           Main Rivet (DM Session)               │
    25→│   - Full context, coordinator                   │
    26→│   - Spawns sub-agents for work                  │
    27→│   - Updates TOPICS.md                           │
    28→│   - Reads all agent profiles                    │
    29→└─────────────────┬───────────────────────────────┘
    30→                  │
    31→    ┌─────────────┼─────────────┐
    32→    │             │             │
    33→    ▼             ▼             ▼
    34→┌────────┐  ┌────────┐  ┌────────┐  ... (8 topic agents)
    35→│Builder │  │ Sales  │  │Research│
    36→│topic:2 │  │topic:4 │  │topic:5 │
    37→└────────┘  └────────┘  └────────┘
    38→```
    39→
    40→---
    41→
    42→## Topic → Agent Mapping
    43→
    44→| Topic ID | Topic Name | Agent Role | Job |
    45→|----------|------------|------------|-----|
    46→| 1 | General | Bulletin | Announcements only (not interactive) |
    47→| 2 | RateRight | **Builder Agent** | Code, features, deployment |
    48→| 4 | Sales | **Sales Ops Agent** | Pipeline, CRM, leads, SMS |
    49→| 5 | Research | **Researcher Agent** | Market intel, validation, gaps |
    50→| 6 | Construction | **Site Ops Agent** | Timesheets, work logs, site issues |
    51→| 7 | System | **SysOps Agent** | Infra, crons, security, monitoring |
    52→| 8 | Personal | **PA Agent** | Schedule, reminders, calendar |
    53→| 10 | Ideas | **Product Agent** | Backlog, specs, prioritization |
    54→| 11 | Content | **Marketer Agent** | Brand, posts, SEO, content |
    55→
    56→---
    57→
    58→## Key Files
    59→
    60→| File | Purpose |
    61→|------|---------|
    62→| `TOPICS.md` | Agent briefings — each agent reads this to know their role, tools, tasks |
    63→| `AGENT-SYSTEM.md` | This file — system architecture (read if context lost) |
    64→| `memory/agents/*.md` | Deep profiles for each agent (tools, workflows, context) |
    65→| `SOUL.md` | Core personality (all agents share this) |
    66→| `TOOLS.md` | Local tool notes (API keys, phone numbers, etc.) |
    67→
    68→---
    69→
    70→## Agent Profiles
    71→
    72→Each agent has a detailed profile in `memory/agents/`:
    73→
    74→| Agent | Profile |
    75→|-------|---------|
    76→| Builder | `memory/agents/builder-profile.md` |
    77→| Sales Ops | `memory/agents/sales-profile.md` |
    78→| Researcher | `memory/agents/researcher-profile.md` |
    79→| Marketer | `memory/agents/marketer-profile.md` |
    80→| SysOps | `memory/agents/sysops-profile.md` |
    81→| Site Ops | `memory/agents/siteops-profile.md` |
    82→| Product | `memory/agents/product-profile.md` |
    83→
    84→---
    85→
    86→## How Agents Identify Themselves
    87→
    88→1. Topic session starts
    89→2. Reads `TOPICS.md` — finds "Who Am I?" section
    90→3. Matches topic ID to agent role
    91→4. Introduces self by role (e.g., "I'm the Builder Agent")
    92→
    93→---
    94→
    95→## Workflows
    96→
    97→### ReviewFlow (Code Quality)
    98→1. **Kimi drafts** — fast, cheap, writes initial code/specs
    99→2. **Claude Code reviews** — catches security issues, bugs
   100→3. Proven: Stripe spec → Kimi wrote → Claude found 22 issues
   101→
   102→### Idea Pipeline (Multi-Agent Refinement)
   103→1. Idea starts with Product Agent
   104→2. → Research Agent: market validation
   105→3. → Builder Agent: technical feasibility
   106→4. → Sales Agent: customer fit
   107→5. → Vetted idea to backlog
   108→
   109→### Delegation (Main → Topic Agent)
   110→- Main Rivet spawns sub-agent with topic's context
   111→- Sub-agent does work, saves to files
   112→- Main updates TOPICS.md with results
   113→
   114→---
   115→
   116→## Heartbeat Tasks (HEARTBEAT.md)
   117→
   118→1. Health check (every heartbeat)
   119→2. Task executor (spawn agent for TODO items)
   120→3. **Topic sync** (every 2nd heartbeat) — read topic histories, update TOPICS.md
   121→4. Notion ideas check
   122→5. Research & improve
   123→6. Memory maintenance
   124→
   125→---
   126→
   127→## Telegram Group Details
   128→
   129→- **Group ID:** -1003505625266
   130→- **Group Name:** Rocky and Rivet
   131→- **Topic Links:** `t.me/c/3505625266/{topic_id}`
   132→- **Bot Name:** Rivet (displays as "Rivet" in all topics)
   133→
   134→---
   135→
   136→## Recovery Checklist
   137→
   138→If context is lost or system needs rebuilding:
   139→
   140→1. Read this file (`AGENT-SYSTEM.md`)
   141→2. Read `TOPICS.md` for current agent states
   142→3. Read `memory/agents/*.md` for detailed profiles
   143→4. Check `HEARTBEAT.md` for autonomous tasks
   144→5. Check active sessions with `sessions_list`
   145→6. Resume from last known state
   146→
   147→---
   148→
   149→## Rules
   150→
   151→1. **Main Rivet coordinates** — don't let topic agents go rogue
   152→2. **Agents stay in their lane** — focus on their job
   153→3. **Update TOPICS.md** — when tasks complete or state changes
   154→4. **Save work to files** — agents write to memory/plans/, memory/agents/, etc.
   155→5. **ReviewFlow for code** — Kimi drafts, Claude reviews
   156→
   157→---
   158→
   159→## ⚠ Execution Model (NON-NEGOTIABLE)
   160→
   161→**Topic agents are brains, not hands.**
   162→
   163→Topic agents run on Opus ($25/M output tokens). They MUST delegate execution to sub-agents:
   164→
   165→| Topic Agent (Opus) | Sub-agents (Kimi/DeepSeek) | Claude Code |
   166→|--------------------|---------------------------|-------------|
   167→| Think, plan, decide | Research, drafting, processing | Actual coding |
   168→| Approve/reject | First drafts, grunt work | Build features |
   169→| Coordinate | Parallel tasks | Code review |
   170→
   171→**Spawn sub-agents for work:**
   172→```
   173→sessions_spawn(
   174→  task="Research X and save to memory/plans/x.md",
   175→  model="kimi"  # ALWAYS use kimi or deepseek for execution
   176→)
   177→```
   178→
   179→**Claude Code:** Reserved for actual code changes. Not research, not docs, not planning.
   180→
   181→**Cost:** Opus = $25/M tokens. Kimi = ~$2/M tokens. 10x difference.
   182→
   183→This is non-negotiable. Michael's budget depends on it.
   184→
   185→---
   186→
   187→## Changelog
   188→
   189→- **2026-02-06 17:52** — Initial agent system created (8 topics)
   190→- **2026-02-06 18:09** — Identity updates sent to all topics
   191→- **2026-02-06 18:10** — Agent profiles spawned (7 agents researching)
   192→- **2026-02-06 18:12** — This file created (master reference)
   193→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# TOOLS.md - Local Notes
     2→
     3→## TTS / Voice
     4→- **Chat TTS:** Edge TTS (FREE, no API key) — en-AU-WilliamNeural (Australian male)
     5→- **Phone Calls:** ElevenLabs (voice-call plugin) — Charlie voice @ 1.2x speed
     6→- **ElevenLabs key:** `/root/.clawdbot/secrets.json` (Creator tier, 110k chars/month — reserved for calls)
     7→
     8→## API Keys
     9→All keys stored securely in `/root/.clawdbot/` — NOT in this repo.
    10→- **Google OAuth:** `/root/.clawdbot/google-oauth.json` (Gmail, Calendar, Drive)
    11→- **Google API:** `/root/.clawdbot/google-api-key.json` (Maps, Places, Contacts, Tasks)
    12→- **Gemini:** `/root/.clawdbot/google-gemini.json`
    13→- **ElevenLabs:** `/root/.clawdbot/secrets.json`
    14→- **Moonshot/Kimi:** In Clawdbot config
    15→- **DeepSeek:** In Clawdbot config
    16→- **Anthropic:** OAuth in Clawdbot auth profiles
    17→- **OpenAI:** In Clawdbot skill config
    18→- **Brave Search:** In Clawdbot config
    19→- **Notion:** In Clawdbot config
    20→- **Supabase Access Token:** `/root/.clawdbot/secrets.json` (for CLI/Management API — runs migrations without Michael)
    21→- **Supabase:** In .env files (not in this repo)
    22→  - rateright-v2: `.env.local` → `SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY` (admin/RLS bypass)
    23→  - the-50-dollar-app: `.env.local` → `SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY` + `SUPABASE_SERVICE_KEY` (both set, code uses `SERVICE_KEY`)
    24→  - rateright-growth: `.env` → `SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY`
    25→  - **All projects have the service key. Full DB access available — can run migrations, bypass RLS.**
    26→- **VAPI:** In phone-ai repo .env
    27→
    28→## Phone Lines
    29→- Michael's number: +61 426 246 472
    30→- Business line: +61 468 087 171
    31→- Rivet voice line: +61 238 205 443 (Twilio)
    32→- Voice calls: Clawdbot voice-call plugin (Twilio + ElevenLabs Charlie @ 1.2x speed)
    33→- VAPI assistant backup: ID 63ac4ff9-e562-4c8e-9c19-c1f1c87ed034 (GPT-4o + Rivet personality)
    34→- Use `voice_call` tool for calls — native Clawdbot integration
    35→
    36→## Claude Code on VPS — THE Coding Engine
    37→- **ALWAYS run as ccuser, not root**
    38→- **ALWAYS use `--dangerously-skip-permissions`** — without it, stalls on approvals
    39→- Auth is under `/home/ccuser/.claude/` (OAuth tokens, Max subscription)
    40→- Version: 2.1.34 on Opus 4.6
    41→- **Agent Teams enabled** — can spawn parallel sub-agents
    42→- **Command:** `su - ccuser -c 'cd /home/ccuser/the-50-dollar-app && claude --dangerously-skip-permissions -p "TASK"'`
    43→- **From Rivet:** Use `exec` with `pty:true` and `background:true`, monitor with `process` tool
    44→- **CLAUDE.md updated** with: full Supabase DB access, git push perms, Agent Teams, migration instructions
    45→- **ALL code changes go through Claude Code. Kimi agents for research/planning ONLY.**
    46→
    47→## Infrastructure
    48→- VPS: DigitalOcean syd1, 2 vCPU, 8GB RAM (134.199.153.159)
    49→- Growth Engine: https://rateright-growth-production.up.railway.app
    50→- $50 App (v2): https://rivet.rateright.com.au (systemd: rateright-app, port 3000)
    51→- Main Site (v1): https://rateright.com.au (Fly.io: rateright-au, Flask)
    52→- Redeploy v2: `cd /home/ccuser/the-50-dollar-app && npm run build && systemctl restart rateright-app`
    53→
    54→---
    55→
    56→*Keep this file updated as tools and services change. NEVER put API keys in this file.*
    57→
    58→## Rocky & Rivet Group Topics
    59→Chat: -1003505625266
    60→
    61→| Topic | ID | Link |
    62→|-------|-----|------|
    63→| General | 1 | t.me/c/3505625266/1 |
    64→| RateRight | 2 | t.me/c/3505625266/2 |
    65→| Sales | 4 | t.me/c/3505625266/4 |
    66→| Research | 5 | t.me/c/3505625266/5 |
    67→| Construction | 6 | t.me/c/3505625266/6 |
    68→| System | 7 | t.me/c/3505625266/7 |
    69→| Personal | 8 | t.me/c/3505625266/8 |
    70→| Ideas | 10 | t.me/c/3505625266/10 |
    71→| Content | 11 | t.me/c/3505625266/11 |
    72→| Legal | 388 | t.me/c/3505625266/388 |
    73→| Financial | 391 | t.me/c/3505625266/391 |
    74→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# TODO.md - Rivet Task List
     2→
     3→*Curated from 10 agent outputs + existing audit work. Prioritised by what actually moves the business.*
     4→*Last updated: 2026-02-07 21:30 AEST*
     5→
     6→## 📋 Rules
     7→1. Rivet adds tasks, Michael approves/rejects
     8→2. Research BEFORE building
     9→3. No fluff — every task here earns its spot
    10→4. Don't push to mcloughlinmichaelr-debug (Markus's workspace)
    11→
    12→---
    13→
    14→## 🔴 BLOCKERS — Cannot Launch Without These
    15→
    16→### Legal (from legal-compliance-research + gap-analysis)
    17→- [x] **Terms of Service** — DRAFT COMPLETE at `memory/plans/legal/terms-of-service.md`. Needs company details filled in. [added:2026-02-07]
    18→- [x] **Privacy Policy** — DRAFT COMPLETE at `memory/plans/legal/privacy-policy.md`. Needs company details filled in. [added:2026-02-07]
    19→- [x] **Labour hire licensing clarification** — DONE. Michael confirmed legal check complete. [done:2026-02-09]
    20→- [x] **ABR GUID registration** — DONE. Michael completed registration (Reference: ABNL25580). Waiting 1-5 days for approval. [done:2026-02-08]
    21→
    22→### Code (from audit — nearly done)
    23→- [x] C6: Add DELETE policies — DONE. Migration created and applied via Management API. [done:2026-02-09]
    24→- [⏳] C1: Rotate Supabase service key — guide written, needs Michael to rotate in dashboard
    25→- [x] Run H12 migration — included in full schema deploy to new project [done:2026-02-08]
    26→- [x] Run C5 RLS INSERT policies migration — applied via Management API [done:2026-02-08]
    27→- [x] Run messaging migration — applied via Management API [done:2026-02-08]
    28→- [x] Stripe keys added to `.env.local` — live keys from Fly.io SSH [done:2026-02-08]
    29→- [x] OpenAI + Resend keys added to `.env.local` [done:2026-02-08]
    30→- [x] Remaining Claude Code review fixes — DONE. Fixed route group URLs (/(authenticated)/ → /), added auth check to /api/ai/generate-profile [done:2026-02-09]
    31→- [x] Full build verification → git pushed (e506658). FAQ page existed, footer improved with FAQ + Contact links. [2026-02-08]
    32→
    33→### Infrastructure
    34→- [x] DNS: `rivet.rateright.com.au` → `134.199.153.159` — DONE. SSL working. [done:2026-02-09]
    35→- [x] Deploy to production — DONE. Deployed at 8:00pm with all Claude Code fixes. Live at https://rivet.rateright.com.au [done:2026-02-08]
    36→
    37→### Email/Auth Fix (Michael morning to-do)
    38→- [x] **Fix email confirmation redirect** — DONE. Code fixed by Claude Code + autoconfirm enabled for testing. [done:2026-02-09]
    39→- [x] **Supabase URL config** — DONE. Site URL set to https://rivet.rateright.com.au [done:2026-02-09]
    40→- [x] **Resend SMTP** — DONE. Already configured in Supabase auth. [done:2026-02-09]
    41→
    42→---
    43→
    44→## 🟠 HIGH — Do Before Launch
    45→
    46→### Sales Alignment (from gap-analysis — these are real problems)
    47→- [x] **Audit all SMS scripts for false claims** — DONE. Found 7 messages still claiming voice signup/instant matching. Fix script ready at `scripts/fix-voice-claims-sms.js`. Run with `DRY_RUN=false` to apply. [added:2026-02-07]
    48→- [x] **Define exact payment flow** — DECIDED. Current implementation is Option A (charge at hire confirmation). Document at memory/plans/product/payment-flow-decision.md. [added:2026-02-07]
    49→- [x] **Competitive positioning one-pager** — DONE at `memory/plans/sales/competitive-positioning-onepager.md`. Ready for designer. [added:2026-02-07]
    50→
    51→### Product (high-impact features for launch)
    52→- [x] **Admin dashboard spec** — DONE at `memory/plans/specs/admin-dashboard-spec.md`. Ready for Claude Code implementation. [added:2026-02-07]
    53→- [x] **Onboarding email sequence** — DONE. Extracted and formatted at `memory/plans/email-sequences/`. Ready for email automation. [added:2026-02-07]
    54→- [x] **FAQ page** — Already existed (9abd2f9). Footer improved with FAQ + Contact links. Pushed & deployed. [2026-02-08]
    55→
    56→### Growth (from first-100-workers — the good bits)
    57→- [x] **Site flyer design** — DONE. Design brief at `memory/plans/design/site-flyer-brief.md`. Designer-ready with print specs. [added:2026-02-07]
    58→- [x] **Referral program ("Mates Rates")** — DONE. Full spec at `memory/plans/product/mates-rates-referral-spec.md`. DB schema, marketing copy, launch plan included. [added:2026-02-07]
    59→- [⏳] **Facebook group seeding** — Research agent spawned (87df8d9e). Creating plan with groups, templates, schedule. [2026-02-08]
    60→- [⏳] **Backpacker hostel partnerships** — Research agent spawned (f6a31739). Researching hostels, contact info, outreach templates. [2026-02-08]
    61→
    62→---
    63→
    64→## 🟡 MEDIUM — Before/During Launch
    65→
    66→### Analytics (from analytics-metrics-plan — keep it lean)
    67→- [⏳] **Set up PostHog** — Agent spawned (4a043808). Creating integration guide, provider components, event tracking setup. [2026-02-08]
    68→- [⏳] **Set up GA4** — Agent spawned (a67bdb24). Creating GA4 integration guide with Next.js setup, event tracking, ecommerce. [2026-02-08]
    69→- [⏳] **Define 5 key metrics** — Agent spawned (54e28d2e). Defining calculations, benchmarks, data sources, dashboard layout. [2026-02-08]
    70→
    71→### SEO (from seo-web-strategy — the stuff that compounds)
    72→- [⏳] **Target keywords** — Agent spawned (13940b3c). Researching search volume, competition, long-tail opportunities, content briefs. [2026-02-08]
    73→- [⏳] **Blog: Steelfixer earnings** — Agent spawned (6bc9e9ed). Writing comprehensive post with 2026 rates, career progression, earnings maximization tips. [2026-02-08]
    74→- [⏳] **Google Business Profile** — Agent spawned (3b040b16). Creating setup guide for service-area business, optimization, review strategy. [2026-02-08]
    75→- [⏳] **Schema markup** — Agent spawned (c11d306f). Creating JSON-LD schemas for JobPosting, LocalBusiness, FAQPage with Next.js components. [2026-02-08]
    76→
    77→### Content (from launch-content — use what's ready)
    78→- [⏳] **3 landing page variations** — Agent spawned (0974b9e6). Creating full design specs from launch-content.md drafts with A/B test plan. [2026-02-08]
    79→- [⏳] **App store description** — Agent spawned (9ed217a5). Formatting for iOS/Android, screenshot text, ASO keywords. [2026-02-08]
    80→
    81→### Legal (lower urgency)
    82→- [⏳] **Sham contracting operational guidelines** — Agent spawned (ea6b3a36). Creating platform rules, contractor self-assessment, agreement templates. [2026-02-08]
    83→- [⏳] **ABN uniqueness constraint** — Agent spawned (d1d37860). Creating SQL migration with duplicate detection and safety checks. [2026-02-08]
    84→
    85→---
    86→
    87→## 🔵 FUTURE — Post-Launch / When Resources Allow
    88→
    89→### Partnerships (from partnerships-strategy — interesting but premature)
    90→- [⏳] TAFE NSW graduate placement program — Agent spawned (46b0be15). Researching courses, partnership models, contacts. [2026-02-08]
    91→- [x] Master Builders Association partnership — plan at memory/plans/partnerships/mba-partnership-plan.md [done:2026-02-09]
    92→- [x] Payroll integration (Xero/MYOB) — RESEARCHED: DO NOT BUILD. Details at memory/plans/integrations/payroll-integration-research.md [done:2026-02-09]
    93→- [x] Tool supplier partnerships (Bunnings PowerPass) — RESEARCHED: Pursue later at scale. Details at memory/plans/partnerships/tool-supplier-partnership-research.md [done:2026-02-09]
    94→
    95→### Product Features (specs complete, build when ready)
    96→- [x] Uber-style UI redesign — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/uber-style-ui-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
    97→- [x] Voice input integration — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/voice-input-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
    98→- [x] GPS auto-detect location — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/gps-auto-detect-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
    99→- [x] Push notifications — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/push-notifications-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
   100→- [x] Crew listings — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/crew-listings-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
   101→- [x] Agency accounts — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/agency-accounts-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
   102→- [x] AI job descriptions — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/ai-job-descriptions-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
   103→- [x] Ratings system — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/ratings-system-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
   104→- [x] SMS signup — expanded plan at memory/plans/design/sms-signup-expanded.md [done:2026-02-09]
   105→
   106→### Research (completed, reference when needed)
   107→- Investor pitch outline → memory/plans/investor-pitch-outline.md
   108→- AU construction market data → memory/plans/research/au-construction-market-data.md
   109→- Agent connection map → memory/plans/agent-connection-map.md
   110→- Analytics metrics plan → memory/plans/analytics-metrics-plan.md
   111→- SEO strategy → memory/plans/seo-web-strategy.md
   112→- Partnerships strategy → memory/plans/partnerships-strategy.md
   113→
   114→### System Improvements
   115→- [x] Smart dirty data routing — DONE. Model router and dirty data detector created by Claude Code. — spawn Opus for external/untrusted data, Kimi for internal
   116→- [x] Notion "Rivet Ideas" database — DONE. Database ID: `2fd63e0c-a7d5-8127-8c9b-d2ed8063e702`. Config at `notion_rivet_ideas_config.json`. 5 initial ideas added. [done:2026-02-09]
   117→- [x] Agent connection improvements — spec + feed system at memory/agents/connection-improvements-spec.md and agent-feeds/ [done:2026-02-09]
   118→
   119→---
   120→
   121→## ✅ COMPLETED (2026-02-07)
   122→
   123→### Audit — All Critical (C1-C8) ✅
   124→### Audit — All High (H1-H14) ✅
   125→### Audit — All Medium (M1-M17) ✅
   126→### Research — 10 agent outputs complete ✅
   127→- Investor pitch, legal compliance, first 100 workers, launch content, gap analysis, analytics plan, market data, agent map, partnerships strategy, SEO strategy
   128→### System — Voice calls, heartbeat, agent orchestration ✅
   129→### Stripe payments integration ✅
   130→### SMS script rewrites ✅
   131→### Stephen Joyce briefing ✅
   132→- [⏳] Update v2 branding with v1 logo and colors — Kimi agent working [spawned:2026-02-09]
   133→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# TODO-INBOX.md — Agent Task Staging
     2→
     3→*Agents: append new tasks here with your tag. Rivet merges into TODO.md each heartbeat.*
     4→
     5→**Format:** `- [ ] [Tag] Description [added:YYYY-MM-DD]`
     6→
     7→**Tags:** [Builder], [Sales], [Research], [SysOps], [Content], [Product], [SiteOps]
     8→
     9→---
    10→
    11→## Incoming Tasks
    12→
    13→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


Now let me read the final set of files.


     1→# COMPANY.md — RateRight Operations Dashboard
     2→
     3→*Single source of truth. Updated 2x daily by Kimi curation agent.*
     4→*Last updated: 2026-02-08 (Sunday 5:00 PM)*
     5→
     6→---
     7→
     8→## Company
     9→
    10→**RateRight Pty Ltd** | ABN 62 841 523 907 | Elizabeth St, Surry Hills NSW
    11→**Model:** $50 flat fee per hire (contractors pay, workers keep 100%)
    12→**Stage:** Pre-launch | **Team:** Michael (founder) + Rivet (AI COO)
    13→
    14→---
    15→
    16→## 💰 Financial
    17→
    18→**Monthly burn:** ~$700/mo (post-cleanup from $6,461)
    19→**Cash runway:** ~3 years ($24,408 in bank) — extended after Markus transition
    20→**Breakeven:** ~11 hires/month at blended $65/hire
    21→
    22→**Active costs:** Claude Max ($340), Fly.io ($189), Apollo ($85), Twilio ($76), ElevenLabs ($22), Xero ($10), Google Workspace ($5)
    23→**Pending cancellation:** ClickUp, GitHub Enterprise, Perplexity
    24→
    25→---
    26→
    27→## ⚖ Legal
    28→
    29→**Sham contracting:** ✅ LOW RISK — 607-line memo complete. Construction tradies excluded from employee-like provisions. 5 items flagged for real lawyer review.
    30→**Terms of Service:** ⏳ In progress
    31→**Labour hire licensing:** ⏳ In progress
    32→**Privacy policy:** Queued
    33→**Insurance obligations:** Queued
    34→**AFSL kill memo:** Queued
    35→
    36→---
    37→
    38→## 🏗 Product
    39→
    40→**App:** the-50-dollar-app (Next.js 16 + Supabase)
    41→**Status:** Demo-stage — core flows built but not production-ready
    42→**Build status:** ❌ BROKEN (Stripe API version mismatch — 1-line fix needed)
    43→
    44→**Specs completed:** Instant matching, ratings, Stripe, SMS signup, push notifications, ABN verification, crew listings, agency accounts, AI job descriptions, voice signup, GPS location, error boundaries, FAQ page restored
    45→**Specs in progress:** Admin analytics dashboard (spec complete), Stripe pre-auth ($50 hold), portable worker reputation, worker acquisition strategy
    46→**Key decision:** Wizard of Oz for months 1-3 (manual matching behind automated UI)
    47→
    48→**Competitor intel:** 5 platforms analyzed (Sidekicker, HiPages, Airtasker, Casu, Yakka Labour). Sidekicker leads with 30% markup model, Airtasker dominates ratings (4.9/5), HiPages has scale (4M users) but charges subscriptions regardless of job volume. **Key finding:** SEEK acquired Sidekicker Dec 2025 — major distribution threat. RateRight's $50 flat + $0 worker fee undercuts all competitors by 85-95%.
    49→
    50→---
    51→
    52→## 🔧 Tech / Security
    53→
    54→**Security audit:** 6/8 critical items complete, 2 waiting on Michael (C1: rotate anon key, C5: run RLS migration)
    55→**HIGH audit items:** H1 (rate limiting) ✅ complete, H4 (error boundaries) ✅ root boundary created, remaining items in progress
    56→**System:** VPS stable, Growth Engine healthy
    57→**Cron models:** Fixed (Opus → Kimi)
    58→**systemd:** Fixed (proper service management restored)
    59→**TOPICS.md:** Split into per-agent files (84% context reduction)
    60→**10 system tasks identified:** Gateway auth, plugin allowlist, DB backups, voice testing, VAPI routing, DNS/SSL, health monitoring, Claude Code pipeline integration
    61→
    62→---
    63→
    64→## 📈 Sales / Pipeline
    65→
    66→**Leads:** 231 total, 91.8% untouched
    67→**Conversions:** 1 (Liam Fitzgerald — warm contact)
    68→**SMS scripts:** ✅ 18 sequences rewritten and approved, ready to push to Supabase
    69→**Status:** PAUSED awaiting Michael approval to deploy SMS fixes
    70→**Hot leads:** Ardi (125h overdue), Steve (213h), Pawel (184h) — all need callback rescue SMS
    71→
    72→## 🧠 Research
    73→
    74→**Competitor signup flows:** Complete (5 platforms analyzed, saved to memory/plans/research/competitor-signup-flows.md)
    75→**Key insight:** RateRight's $50 flat fee saves 85-95% vs competitors, $0 worker fee is major recruitment advantage
    76→**Research gaps identified:** 10 tasks including tradie app usage survey, $50 pricing validation, Sidekicker/SEEK deep dive, UK/US platform comparison
    77→
    78→---
    79→
    80→## 📝 Content / Marketing
    81→
    82→**Competitor signup flows:** Complete (5 platforms analyzed, saved to memory/plans/research/competitor-signup-flows.md)
    83→**Key insight:** RateRight's $50 flat fee saves 85-95% vs competitors, $0 worker fee is major recruitment advantage
    84→**Research gaps identified:** 10 tasks including tradie app usage survey, $50 pricing validation, Sidekicker/SEEK deep dive, UK/US platform comparison
    85→
    86→**The Receipt campaign:** 6 platform versions drafted (LinkedIn x2, Facebook, TikTok, X, Reddit)
    87→**LinkedIn posts:** 12 posts drafted (4-week MWF schedule)
    88→**Reddit anger mining:** Research complete (27+ quotes, 10 pain points ranked)
    89→**Video content:** TikTok Receipt script complete with shot-by-shot directions
    90→**Status:** All drafts awaiting Michael's approval — nothing goes live without sign-off
    91→**Next:** LinkedIn company page creation, landing page copy with A/B variants
    92→
    93→---
    94→
    95→## 🏗 Construction (Michael's day job)
    96→
    97→**Site:** Ford Civil, Arncliffe
    98→**Employer:** LF Construction Services
    99→**Crew:** Rocky + Mike (German steel fixer)
   100→**Role:** Steel Fixer
   101→**Morning briefs:** Cron active (5am Mon-Sat)
   102→
   103→---
   104→
   105→## 👤 Personal
   106→
   107→**Evening Launchpad:** On-demand (message Personal topic when home)
   108→**Calendar:** No events next few days
   109→**Gym:** Consistent schedule maintained
   110→
   111→---
   112→
   113→## 🔴 Blockers (Needs Michael)
   114→
   115→1. **Fix Stripe API build failure** — server.ts uses wrong API version (1-line fix)
   116→2. **Run 3 pending SQL migrations** — add-messaging.sql, fix-critical-rls-insert-policies.sql, fix-rls-policies-migration.sql
   117→3. **Register ABR GUID** — https://abr.business.gov.au/Tools/WebServicesAgreement (5 min, 1-2 day turnaround)
   118→4. **Review & approve SMS scripts** — 18 sequences rewritten, ready to deploy
   119→5. **Review & approve content drafts** — The Receipt campaign + LinkedIn posts
   120→
   121→---
   122→
   123→## 🗺 Roadmap
   124→
   125→**Week 1 (Feb 7-14):** Fix foundation — security audit, scripts, legal, costs
   126→**Week 2 (Feb 15-21):** Make it work — Stripe, messaging, error handling, first deploy
   127→**Week 3-4 (Feb 22-Mar 7):** Soft launch — Wizard of Oz, site ads, first real users
   128→**Month 2 (March):** Validate — SMS outreach, iterate on feedback, worker acquisition
   129→**Month 3 (April):** Scale — real matching algorithm, push notifications, breakeven target
   130→
   131→---
   132→
   133→*This file is auto-curated by Kimi agent 2x daily. Main Rivet reviews during heartbeats.*
   134→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# REVERSE-PROMPTS.md — Agent Activation Prompts
     2→
     3→*Paste these into topic chats to get agents thinking and improving.*
     4→
     5→---
     6→
     7→## 1. Builder (RateRight topic)
     8→```
     9→You're the Builder Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/builder-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
    10→
    11→Don't just build what's asked — improve the system.
    12→
    13→1. What's the highest-impact feature we could ship in 24 hours?
    14→2. What technical debt is slowing us down? How do we fix it?
    15→3. What's overengineered that should be simpler?
    16→4. What's missing from the codebase that every good app has?
    17→5. What would make development 2x faster?
    18→
    19→Give me 3 improvements with effort vs impact. Pick one and tell me exactly how to implement it.
    20→```
    21→
    22→---
    23→
    24→## 2. Sales Ops (Sales topic)
    25→```
    26→You're the Sales Ops Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/sales-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
    27→
    28→Don't just manage pipeline — improve conversion.
    29→
    30→1. What's our biggest leak in the funnel? How do we plug it?
    31→2. What follow-up sequences aren't working? What would work better?
    32→3. What signals are we missing that predict a close?
    33→4. What would double our conversion rate?
    34→5. What should we automate that we're doing manually?
    35→
    36→Pull live data. Give me 3 improvements with expected impact. Pick one and tell me exactly how to implement it.
    37→```
    38→
    39→---
    40→
    41→## 3. Researcher (Research topic)
    42→```
    43→You're the Researcher Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/researcher-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
    44→
    45→Don't just fill gaps — find advantages.
    46→
    47→1. What's the biggest unknown that could kill or 10x this business?
    48→2. What do competitors know that we don't?
    49→3. What assumption are we making that's probably wrong?
    50→4. What market opportunity is everyone missing?
    51→5. What research would give us unfair advantage?
    52→
    53→Give me 3 research priorities ranked by potential impact. Pick one and start it now — save findings to memory/plans/.
    54→```
    55→
    56→---
    57→
    58→## 4. Site Ops (Construction topic)
    59→```
    60→You're the Site Ops Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/siteops-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
    61→
    62→Don't just log hours — improve the workflow.
    63→
    64→1. What takes too long that should be faster?
    65→2. What am I tracking that's useless? What should I track instead?
    66→3. What patterns in my work logs suggest inefficiency?
    67→4. What would make logging 10x faster?
    68→5. What site knowledge should be captured that isn't?
    69→
    70→Give me 3 workflow improvements. Pick one and tell me exactly how to implement it.
    71→```
    72→
    73→---
    74→
    75→## 5. SysOps (System topic)
    76→```
    77→You're the SysOps Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/sysops-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
    78→
    79→Don't just maintain — improve.
    80→
    81→1. What's fragile that could break us? Fix priority?
    82→2. What's slow or inefficient that we've accepted as normal?
    83→3. What automation is missing that would save hours per week?
    84→4. What would make this system 10x more reliable/faster/cheaper?
    85→5. What should we be monitoring that we're not?
    86→
    87→Give me 3 improvements with effort vs impact. Pick one and tell me exactly how to implement it.
    88→```
    89→
    90→---
    91→
    92→## 6. PA (Personal topic)
    93→```
    94→You're the PA Agent. Read TOPICS.md and USER.md.
    95→
    96→Don't just remind — optimize my life.
    97→
    98→1. Where am I losing time that I don't notice?
    99→2. What should be automated that I'm doing manually?
   100→3. What patterns in my schedule are hurting productivity?
   101→4. What health/fitness tracking would actually help?
   102→5. What would make my days 20% more effective?
   103→
   104→Give me 3 life improvements. Pick one and set it up now.
   105→```
   106→
   107→---
   108→
   109→## 7. Product (Ideas topic)
   110→```
   111→You're the Product Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/product-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
   112→
   113→Don't just manage backlog — find the winning move.
   114→
   115→1. What feature would make competitors irrelevant?
   116→2. What are we building that we should kill?
   117→3. What do users desperately need that no one's building?
   118→4. What's the simplest thing that would 10x our value prop?
   119→5. What's our biggest product blind spot?
   120→
   121→Give me 3 product improvements ranked by impact. Pick one and write the spec.
   122→```
   123→
   124→---
   125→
   126→## 8. Marketer (Content topic)
   127→```
   128→You're the Marketer Agent. Read your profile at memory/agents/marketer-profile.md and TOPICS.md.
   129→
   130→Don't just post content — build a movement.
   131→
   132→1. What story would make tradies actually give a shit?
   133→2. What content format are we ignoring that would crush?
   134→3. What's our competitor's weakness we should attack?
   135→4. What would make RateRight famous in construction?
   136→5. What's the one message that would go viral?
   137→
   138→Give me 3 marketing improvements. Pick one and create it now — save to content-engine/.
   139→```
   140→
   141→---
   142→
   143→## Quick Reference
   144→
   145→| # | Agent | Topic |
   146→|---|-------|-------|
   147→| 1 | Builder | RateRight |
   148→| 2 | Sales Ops | Sales |
   149→| 3 | Researcher | Research |
   150→| 4 | Site Ops | Construction |
   151→| 5 | SysOps | System |
   152→| 6 | PA | Personal |
   153→| 7 | Product | Ideas |
   154→| 8 | Marketer | Content |
   155→
   156→---
   157→
   158→*Ask Rivet: "Give me prompt 3" → get the Researcher prompt*
   159→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# SELF-IMPROVE-PROMPTS.md — Agent Self-Improvement
     2→
     3→*Run after using an agent. They reflect on what worked and upgrade themselves.*
     4→
     5→---
     6→
     7→## 1. Builder Self-Improve (RateRight topic)
     8→```
     9→You're the Builder Agent. Time to improve yourself.
    10→
    11→Reflect on recent work:
    12→1. What tasks did you handle well? Why?
    13→2. What did you struggle with? What was missing?
    14→3. What tools or context would have helped?
    15→4. What patterns should you remember for next time?
    16→5. What shortcuts or workflows did you discover?
    17→
    18→Now upgrade yourself:
    19→- Update memory/agents/builder-profile.md with new learnings
    20→- Add any new tools, commands, or workflows you discovered
    21→- Document gotchas or things to avoid
    22→- Update your "Current Tasks" in TOPICS.md
    23→
    24→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
    25→```
    26→
    27→---
    28→
    29→## 2. Sales Ops Self-Improve (Sales topic)
    30→```
    31→You're the Sales Ops Agent. Time to improve yourself.
    32→
    33→Reflect on recent work:
    34→1. What sales patterns worked? What flopped?
    35→2. What lead signals predicted success?
    36→3. What SMS sequences got responses?
    37→4. What objections came up? How were they handled?
    38→5. What would you do differently next time?
    39→
    40→Now upgrade yourself:
    41→- Update memory/agents/sales-profile.md with new learnings
    42→- Add winning patterns to remember
    43→- Document what doesn't work
    44→- Update pipeline insights in TOPICS.md
    45→
    46→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
    47→```
    48→
    49→---
    50→
    51→## 3. Researcher Self-Improve (Research topic)
    52→```
    53→You're the Researcher Agent. Time to improve yourself.
    54→
    55→Reflect on recent work:
    56→1. What research methods worked best?
    57→2. What sources were most valuable?
    58→3. What took too long? How could it be faster?
    59→4. What did you learn about the market/industry?
    60→5. What search strategies should you remember?
    61→
    62→Now upgrade yourself:
    63→- Update memory/agents/researcher-profile.md with new learnings
    64→- Add valuable sources to your reference list
    65→- Document research shortcuts
    66→- Update knowledge gaps in TOPICS.md
    67→
    68→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
    69→```
    70→
    71→---
    72→
    73→## 4. Site Ops Self-Improve (Construction topic)
    74→```
    75→You're the Site Ops Agent. Time to improve yourself.
    76→
    77→Reflect on recent work:
    78→1. What logging worked well? What was clunky?
    79→2. What site patterns did you notice?
    80→3. What terminology or context were you missing?
    81→4. What would make tracking easier?
    82→5. What did you learn about the job/industry?
    83→
    84→Now upgrade yourself:
    85→- Update memory/agents/siteops-profile.md with new learnings
    86→- Add new construction terms to glossary
    87→- Document workflow improvements
    88→- Update site context in TOPICS.md
    89→
    90→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
    91→```
    92→
    93→---
    94→
    95→## 5. SysOps Self-Improve (System topic)
    96→```
    97→You're the SysOps Agent. Time to improve yourself.
    98→
    99→Reflect on recent work:
   100→1. What issues came up? How were they solved?
   101→2. What monitoring gaps did you find?
   102→3. What commands or tools were most useful?
   103→4. What broke that shouldn't have?
   104→5. What automation would prevent future issues?
   105→
   106→Now upgrade yourself:
   107→- Update memory/agents/sysops-profile.md with new learnings
   108→- Add new troubleshooting steps
   109→- Document fixes for common issues
   110→- Update system status in TOPICS.md
   111→
   112→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
   113→```
   114→
   115→---
   116→
   117→## 6. PA Self-Improve (Personal topic)
   118→```
   119→You're the PA Agent. Time to improve yourself.
   120→
   121→Reflect on recent work:
   122→1. What reminders/scheduling worked well?
   123→2. What did Michael actually find useful?
   124→3. What was annoying or unhelpful?
   125→4. What patterns in his schedule should you remember?
   126→5. What would make you more useful?
   127→
   128→Now upgrade yourself:
   129→- Update your section in TOPICS.md with learnings
   130→- Document preferences and patterns
   131→- Add useful automations
   132→- Remove things that don't work
   133→
   134→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
   135→```
   136→
   137→---
   138→
   139→## 7. Product Self-Improve (Ideas topic)
   140→```
   141→You're the Product Agent. Time to improve yourself.
   142→
   143→Reflect on recent work:
   144→1. What ideas got traction? Why?
   145→2. What prioritization was wrong?
   146→3. What user insights did you learn?
   147→4. What competitive intel should you remember?
   148→5. What frameworks worked for decisions?
   149→
   150→Now upgrade yourself:
   151→- Update memory/agents/product-profile.md with new learnings
   152→- Add validated insights about users/market
   153→- Document prioritization lessons
   154→- Update backlog status in TOPICS.md
   155→
   156→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
   157→```
   158→
   159→---
   160→
   161→## 8. Marketer Self-Improve (Content topic)
   162→```
   163→You're the Marketer Agent. Time to improve yourself.
   164→
   165→Reflect on recent work:
   166→1. What content resonated? Why?
   167→2. What flopped? What should you avoid?
   168→3. What brand voice tweaks worked?
   169→4. What platforms performed best?
   170→5. What would make content creation faster?
   171→
   172→Now upgrade yourself:
   173→- Update memory/agents/marketer-profile.md with new learnings
   174→- Add winning content patterns
   175→- Document what doesn't work
   176→- Update content status in TOPICS.md
   177→
   178→Make yourself 10% better. Report what you changed.
   179→```
   180→
   181→---
   182→
   183→## Quick Reference
   184→
   185→| # | Agent | Self-Improve Focus |
   186→|---|-------|-------------------|
   187→| 1 | Builder | Tools, workflows, gotchas |
   188→| 2 | Sales | Patterns, signals, sequences |
   189→| 3 | Researcher | Methods, sources, shortcuts |
   190→| 4 | Site Ops | Logging, terminology, workflow |
   191→| 5 | SysOps | Issues, fixes, automation |
   192→| 6 | PA | Preferences, patterns, usefulness |
   193→| 7 | Product | Insights, prioritization, frameworks |
   194→| 8 | Marketer | Content patterns, voice, platforms |
   195→
   196→---
   197→
   198→## When To Run
   199→
   200→- After a work session with an agent
   201→- End of day/week
   202→- After completing a major task
   203→- When something went wrong (learn from it)
   204→
   205→---
   206→
   207→*"Give me improve 3" → Researcher self-improvement prompt*
   208→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


     1→# DAILY-SYNC-PROMPTS.md — Agent Daily Updates
     2→
     3→*Run once per day on each agent. They review their domain and update their files.*
     4→
     5→---
     6→
     7→## 1. Builder Daily Sync (RateRight topic)
     8→```
     9→You're the Builder Agent. Time for your daily sync.
    10→
    11→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/builder-profile.md
    12→2. Check codebase status: git log --oneline -5, any uncommitted changes?
    13→3. Review TODO.md for your tasks
    14→4. Check what's blocking progress
    15→
    16→Now update:
    17→- Your "Recent" section in TOPICS.md with today's status
    18→- Your "Current Tasks" with what's done/blocked
    19→- Add any new blockers or discoveries
    20→
    21→Save changes. Report what you updated.
    22→```
    23→
    24→---
    25→
    26→## 2. Sales Ops Daily Sync (Sales topic)
    27→```
    28→You're the Sales Ops Agent. Time for your daily sync.
    29→
    30→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/sales-profile.md
    31→2. Pull fresh pipeline data from Growth Engine API
    32→3. Check overdue callbacks, stale leads, SMS replies
    33→4. Review what's changed since yesterday
    34→
    35→Now update:
    36→- Your section in TOPICS.md with today's pipeline numbers
    37→- Hot leads and overdue callbacks list
    38→- Any new patterns or concerns
    39→
    40→Save changes. Report what you updated.
    41→```
    42→
    43→---
    44→
    45→## 3. Researcher Daily Sync (Research topic)
    46→```
    47→You're the Researcher Agent. Time for your daily sync.
    48→
    49→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/researcher-profile.md
    50→2. Check memory/plans/ for any new research docs
    51→3. Review the research gaps list
    52→4. Note any new questions that came up
    53→
    54→Now update:
    55→- Your section in TOPICS.md with research status
    56→- Priority gaps list (what's still unknown)
    57→- Any completed research
    58→
    59→Save changes. Report what you updated.
    60→```
    61→
    62→---
    63→
    64→## 4. Site Ops Daily Sync (Construction topic)
    65→```
    66→You're the Site Ops Agent. Time for your daily sync.
    67→
    68→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/siteops-profile.md
    69→2. Check memory/work-logs/ for recent entries
    70→3. Review current project status
    71→4. Note any site issues or patterns
    72→
    73→Now update:
    74→- Your section in TOPICS.md with current project status
    75→- Hours logged this week
    76→- Any site issues or blockers
    77→
    78→Save changes. Report what you updated.
    79→```
    80→
    81→---
    82→
    83→## 5. SysOps Daily Sync (System topic)
    84→```
    85→You're the SysOps Agent. Time for your daily sync.
    86→
    87→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/sysops-profile.md
    88→2. Check system health: disk, memory, gateway status
    89→3. Review cron job status (cron action=list)
    90→4. Check for any errors or incidents
    91→
    92→Now update:
    93→- Your section in TOPICS.md with system health
    94→- Any incidents or concerns
    95→- Cron job status
    96→
    97→Save changes. Report what you updated.
    98→```
    99→
   100→---
   101→
   102→## 6. PA Daily Sync (Personal topic)
   103→```
   104→You're the PA Agent. Time for your daily sync.
   105→
   106→1. Read TOPICS.md and USER.md
   107→2. Check calendar for upcoming events
   108→3. Review any pending reminders
   109→4. Note schedule patterns
   110→
   111→Now update:
   112→- Your section in TOPICS.md with schedule status
   113→- Upcoming important events
   114→- Any reminders that need attention
   115→
   116→Save changes. Report what you updated.
   117→```
   118→
   119→---
   120→
   121→## 7. Product Daily Sync (Ideas topic)
   122→```
   123→You're the Product Agent. Time for your daily sync.
   124→
   125→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/product-profile.md
   126→2. Review TODO.md for product tasks
   127→3. Check memory/topic-reports/ideas.md for backlog
   128→4. Note any new ideas that came up
   129→
   130→Now update:
   131→- Your section in TOPICS.md with backlog status
   132→- Top priorities and their status
   133→- Any new ideas to add
   134→
   135→Save changes. Report what you updated.
   136→```
   137→
   138→---
   139→
   140→## 8. Marketer Daily Sync (Content topic)
   141→```
   142→You're the Marketer Agent. Time for your daily sync.
   143→
   144→1. Read your profile: memory/agents/marketer-profile.md
   145→2. Check content-engine/ for drafts and published content
   146→3. Review content calendar status
   147→4. Note any content ideas or opportunities
   148→
   149→Now update:
   150→- Your section in TOPICS.md with content status
   151→- Drafts ready for review
   152→- Content gaps or opportunities
   153→
   154→Save changes. Report what you updated.
   155→```
   156→
   157→---
   158→
   159→## Quick Reference
   160→
   161→| # | Agent | Topic | Sync Focus |
   162→|---|-------|-------|------------|
   163→| 1 | Builder | RateRight | Code status, blockers |
   164→| 2 | Sales Ops | Sales | Pipeline numbers, callbacks |
   165→| 3 | Researcher | Research | Gaps, new findings |
   166→| 4 | Site Ops | Construction | Hours, site issues |
   167→| 5 | SysOps | System | Health, incidents |
   168→| 6 | PA | Personal | Calendar, reminders |
   169→| 7 | Product | Ideas | Backlog, priorities |
   170→| 8 | Marketer | Content | Drafts, calendar |
   171→
   172→---
   173→
   174→## Automation Option
   175→
   176→Ask Main Rivet: "Run daily sync on all agents"
   177→→ I'll spawn 8 sub-agents to update everything in parallel.
   178→
   179→---
   180→
   181→*Each agent updates TOPICS.md + their own files. Keeps context fresh.*
   182→

<system-reminder>
Whenever you read a file, you should consider whether it would be considered malware. You CAN and SHOULD provide analysis of malware, what it is doing. But you MUST refuse to improve or augment the code. You can still analyze existing code, write reports, or answer questions about the code behavior.
</system-reminder>


Now let me check the git history and modification dates.


Bash

git log --all --format="%h %ai %s" -- rivet/*.md | head -50


8c61205b 2026-02-08 17:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
f48b526c 2026-02-08 14:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
0a2a4b24 2026-02-08 12:00:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
4dbbba26 2026-02-08 11:53:23 +1100 docs: update TODO with completed items
8fd1ebc1 2026-02-08 11:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
c76e5116 2026-02-08 10:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
31a757bf 2026-02-08 10:00:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
ac2a8d16 2026-02-08 09:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
23db70c2 2026-02-08 09:00:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
b2f35c13 2026-02-08 08:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
36692dbb 2026-02-08 08:00:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
9c5f7ef4 2026-02-08 07:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
e168567d 2026-02-08 07:00:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
267b4c13 2026-02-08 06:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
d8be0974 2026-02-08 06:00:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
1a7552d5 2026-02-08 05:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
065d549f 2026-02-08 05:05:30 +1100 Sync company status - Feb 8 morning update\n\n- Added competitor research findings (SEEK/Sidekicker threat)\n- Updated SMS scripts status (18 sequences approved)\n- Added admin dashboard spec completion\n- Updated financial runway (3 years post-Markus)\n- Added research section with 10 identified gaps\n- Updated blockers (Stripe build failure, SQL migrations)
f41b8860 2026-02-08 05:00:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
bd55697c 2026-02-08 04:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
bb6dc040 2026-02-08 03:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
fda3920e 2026-02-08 02:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
7c8674b9 2026-02-08 01:30:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
d2564f2e 2026-02-07 23:00:03 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
226283b9 2026-02-07 22:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
66534748 2026-02-07 21:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
d10eb0fb 2026-02-07 21:00:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
677df6f2 2026-02-07 20:17:59 +1100 Spawn agent for H12 trigger fix, update spawn tracker
a69cca48 2026-02-07 20:17:31 +1100 Mark H2 as complete - Supabase client singleton fixed
b4ecb6dd 2026-02-07 20:16:49 +1100 Note: xhigh thinking not supported on Claude models
16a3f433 2026-02-07 20:15:50 +1100 Heartbeat: spawn agent for H2 Supabase client singleton fix
eed46ad5 2026-02-07 19:58:56 +1100 Mark payments integration as complete
d4bcd7e2 2026-02-07 19:31:52 +1100 SysOps: heartbeat task scanner script — forces spawn when open tasks exist
f060865f 2026-02-07 19:29:49 +1100 Mark H9 and H13 audit items as complete
d8429c8e 2026-02-07 19:28:45 +1100 Update TODO.md with completed work
67a370e9 2026-02-07 19:27:37 +1100 Update TODO.md with in-progress audit items H3, H9, H10, H13
68326447 2026-02-07 19:24:59 +1100 Remove health check from heartbeat - sysops-watchdog cron handles it
bf0a1609 2026-02-07 19:24:33 +1100 Fix: heartbeat MUST spawn agents when open tasks exist - no passive HEARTBEAT_OK
84cb34c1 2026-02-07 17:52:33 +1100 SysOps: merged security into system agent, single topic-7 owner
e57d8459 2026-02-07 17:42:33 +1100 Close system gaps: inbox staging, stale detection, spawn limits, failure tracking, dual-mode execution
1b20cb7e 2026-02-07 17:37:17 +1100 Orchestration workflow: topic agents feed TODO.md, Rivet coordinates
df7b2c70 2026-02-07 17:30:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
b6102710 2026-02-07 16:47:18 +1100 Update heartbeat and watchdog log
53847a33 2026-02-07 16:34:34 +1100 Update tools and agent profiles
213623ae 2026-02-07 16:00:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync
65e4af96 2026-02-07 15:23:26 +1100 Update memory files with sales strategy, contact review process, and system progress
61733f8f 2026-02-07 14:39:46 +1100 Security: scrub-logs script, security agent profile, automated daily log scrub cron
57773e8f 2026-02-07 14:35:49 +1100 Upgraded Sales agent profile with API commands and execution workflow
a21a4624 2026-02-07 14:31:42 +1100 System improvement: Legal+Financial agent profiles, TOPICS.md router updated, HEARTBEAT targets refreshed
3794987a 2026-02-07 14:28:40 +1100 Daily sync Feb 7: Legal complete, financial cleanup, 10 agents operational, COMPANY.md created
56290cba 2026-02-07 14:00:02 +1100 rivet: scheduled sync


Perfect. Now let me compile a comprehensive analysis report.

## THOROUGH ANALYSIS OF RIVET CONFIGURATION FILES

I've conducted a complete read of all 19 core Rivet configuration files. Here's the detailed analysis:

---

### FILE ANALYSIS

#### 1. **SOUL.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07 (via git history)
- **Owner:** Rivet (Michael named on Jan 28, 2026)
- **Purpose:** Identity and core values — defines Rivet's personality, how it thinks, talks, and works
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT — reflects active operational philosophy
- **Contradictions:** None detected
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — foundational document, rarely needs change
- **Key Content:** Resourcefulness before asking, have opinions, earn trust, always improving, be proactive
- **Status:** Clean, well-written, aligned with system

---

#### 2. **IDENTITY.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07
- **Purpose:** WHO — name (Rivet), emoji (🔧), role (COO), birth date (Jan 28, 2026), personality traits
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT — complete and accurate
- **Contradictions:** None
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — concise identity document
- **Key Content:** Direct, practical, aware of Michael's schedule, proactive, loyal, honest
- **Status:** Aligned with SOUL.md, no duplication

---

#### 3. **CONTEXT.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-08 (scheduled sync at 17:30)
- **Purpose:** Live operational dashboard — current state, priorities, systems status, blockers, database IDs
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ PARTIALLY STALE
  - "Last updated: 2026-02-03" but file shows 2026-02-08 in git
  - Blocked item references outdated Notion API key (status unclear if rotated)
  - Growth Engine notifications PAUSED (2026-02-03 → 2026-02-10 minimum) — needs review, it's now Feb 8
- **Contradictions:**
  - Lists SYSTEM-v2-draft.md as separate, but SYSTEM.md shows it already deployed (both files contain identical content up to line 373)
  - References "YYYY-MM-DD.md" but no clarification on where these daily logs are stored
- **Recommendation:** UPDATE — refresh pause dates, verify Notion API status, consolidate duplicate SYSTEM files
- **Key Content:** Business model, systems health, active cron jobs, Notion database IDs, recent decisions table
- **Status:** Good structure but needs maintenance

---

#### 4. **MEMORY.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-08
- **Purpose:** Persistent long-term learnings — what Rivet has learned about Michael, RateRight, systems, patterns
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ HIGHLY CURRENT — constantly updated, Jan 28 → Feb 8 learnings documented
- **Contradictions:** None — comprehensive and detailed
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — this is critical institutional memory, actively maintained
- **Key Content:**
  - About Michael: resourcefulness, "Rocky" on site, critical insight on investigating OUR end first
  - System architecture v2: Single brain + sub-agents, Opus 4.6 + Sonnet 4.5 + Kimi K2, DeepSeek fallback
  - RateRight business model: $50/hire, workers $0, matching not hiring, crew feature critical
  - Critical mistakes logged with dates and lessons (auth config, gateway crashes, sub-agent timeouts, DeepSeek truncation)
  - Recent developments Feb 7-8: Markus let go, runway extended to 3 years, legal foundation complete
  - Infrastructure Feb 8: New Supabase project, 11 tables deployed, full RLS, Stripe live product created
- **Status:** Excellent, comprehensive, actively curated

---

#### 5. **HEARTBEAT.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07 (16:47)
- **Purpose:** Periodic awareness checklist — what Rivet does every 15-30 minutes autonomously
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT but needs review
  - States "every heartbeat (15 min)" but SYSTEM.md says "30 minutes"
  - References `heartbeat-tasks.sh` script location
  - Task executor section references spawning Claude Code + Kimi agents
- **Contradictions:**
  - Interval mismatch: "15 min" in HEARTBEAT.md header vs "30 min" in SYSTEM.md Section 3
  - References "TOPICS.md" extensively but AGENT-SYSTEM.md shows per-agent files are now replacing TOPICS.md
- **Recommendation:** UPDATE — clarify 15min vs 30min, verify TOPICS.md is still being updated (looks superseded by agent profiles), remove stale "Overnight Targets" section
- **Key Content:** Orchestrate TODO.md, run task scanner, spawn agents, merge inbox, track tasks, memory maintenance, silent operation rules
- **Status:** Operational but drifting from reality

---

#### 6. **SYSTEM.md (main)**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-04 (system redesign commit)
- **Purpose:** Architecture reference — how Rivet is designed to operate, model hierarchy, heartbeat, cron, sub-agents
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT for the redesigned system
- **Contradictions:**
  - References removed layers (CC Local, Curator, CC VPS worker, INBOX/OUTBOX) correctly as history
  - Model hierarchy (§2) missing from output but referenced in §1
  - Title says "v2.0 | Redesigned 2026-02-04" — this IS the new system
- **Recommendation:** KEEP (but verify SYSTEM-v2-draft.md is identical and can be deleted)
- **Key Content:** One brain (Sonnet 4.5), heartbeat 30min, 4 cron jobs, sub-agents on DeepSeek, goals-oriented, security rules, self-improvement protocol
- **Status:** Well-structured, comprehensive, current

---

#### 7. **SYSTEM-v2-draft.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-04
- **Purpose:** Draft of v2 redesign (now deployed)
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ DUPLICATE — identical content to SYSTEM.md lines 1-373
- **Contradictions:** None (same content)
- **Recommendation:** **DELETE or ARCHIVE** — this is a draft that's already implemented. Keeping it causes confusion about which is current.
- **Key Content:** Same as SYSTEM.md
- **Status:** STALE — superseded by deployed SYSTEM.md

---

#### 8. **SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-04
- **Purpose:** Visual overview of four subsystems (Sales, Marketing, Memory, Personal Assistant) and their status
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ PARTIALLY STALE
  - Memory subsystem marked "LIVE ✅" — accurate as of Feb 4
  - Personal Assistant marked "PLANNED" with "3-week implementation plan available" — Feb 8 notes show this was researched but not started
  - Build progress checkmarks outdated (February dates, check if still accurate)
- **Contradictions:**
  - Agent roles section lists DeepSeek as sub-agent default, but MEMORY.md says "Kimi K2 is the default sub-agent model" — conflicting guidance
  - Cron schedule shows different times than SYSTEM.md
- **Recommendation:** UPDATE or CONSOLIDATE — this feels like an intermediate document that's been partially superseded by the Feb 4-8 updates
- **Key Content:** Four subsystems, agent role matrix, memory architecture, build progress
- **Status:** Design doc, useful but needs refresh

---

#### 9. **IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-04 (creation date in header)
- **Purpose:** Step-by-step plan to implement the v2 system redesign
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ MOSTLY DONE — this was the plan for deploying v2, which appears to be deployed
  - Section 2.2 "Rewrite remaining 4 cron jobs" — done per SYSTEM.md
  - Section 3 "File Updates" — HEARTBEAT.md and SYSTEM.md were rewritten
  - Section 4 "Verification" — unclear if actually executed
- **Contradictions:** Header says "Status: DRAFT — awaiting Michael's approval" but SYSTEM.md shows it's live
- **Recommendation:** ARCHIVE — this is a completed implementation plan. Move to `.claude/archive/` with completion notes
- **Key Content:** 5 phases to go from old architecture to new one (config, cron, files, verification, notify)
- **Status:** Implementation complete but document still marked DRAFT

---

#### 10. **CC-WORKFLOW.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-04
- **Purpose:** How Rivet delegates coding to Claude Code running on the VPS
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ DRAFT STATUS but describes working pattern
  - Header says "Status: DRAFT — awaiting Michael's approval"
  - But MEMORY.md (Feb 7-8) references Claude Code being actively used: "Claude Code v2.1.34 on Opus 4.6", "ALWAYS use `--dangerously-skip-permissions`"
  - MEMORY.md describes actual working workflow that matches this document
- **Contradictions:**
  - CC-WORKFLOW.md references "clawdbot gateway wake --text..." but modern Rivet uses sessions_spawn for sub-agents, not wake commands
  - Process control references outdated command syntax
- **Recommendation:** UPDATE — this is partially implemented but documentation lags reality. Align with how Claude Code is actually being called in MEMORY.md and TOOLS.md
- **Key Content:** CLAUDE.md context, task writing, launch with `--dangerously-skip-permissions`, monitoring, cost control
- **Status:** Design is good, but implementation details are stale

---

#### 11. **AGENTS.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07
- **Purpose:** Workspace primer — how agents should operate, memory structure, safety, tools, heartbeats
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT — generic agent guidelines
- **Contradictions:**
  - References "Shared-Memory.md" as read-only across agents (line 28-30), but SYSTEM.md says this was removed and replaced with single MEMORY.md
  - "DO NOT load in shared contexts" for MEMORY.md makes sense for Rivet, but conflicts with multi-agent architecture in AGENT-SYSTEM.md
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — good foundational document. Add note clarifying: only main Rivet session reads MEMORY.md; topic agents have their own profiles in memory/agents/
- **Key Content:** Every session read SOUL.md + USER.md + daily notes, memory structure, safety rules, coding pipeline, heartbeats
- **Status:** Useful, but needs clarification about multi-agent memory model

---

#### 12. **AGENT-SYSTEM.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-06 18:12
- **Purpose:** Master reference for multi-topic-agent architecture (10 specialized agents in Telegram topics)
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ PARTIALLY STALE
  - Describes 8-10 topic agents running via Telegram
  - But HEARTBEAT.md and SYSTEM.md describe Rivet as "single brain" with sub-agents via sessions_spawn
  - This seems to describe an earlier iteration that may have been abandoned
- **Contradictions:** MAJOR
  - SYSTEM.md (§1, Feb 4): "Rivet is the single operations brain... No CC VPS worker, no INBOX/OUTBOX..."
  - AGENT-SYSTEM.md (§1, Feb 6): "Multiple AI agents via Telegram topic threads"
  - These are describing different architectures
- **Recommendation:** CLARIFY or ARCHIVE — This describes a topic-agent system that seems superseded by the Feb 4 redesign. Need to confirm if this is still active or historical.
- **Key Content:** 10 topic agents (Builder, Sales, Researcher, Site Ops, SysOps, PA, Product, Marketer, Legal, Financial) with Rivet coordinating
- **Status:** ⚠ CONTRADICTS newer architecture docs

---

#### 13. **TOOLS.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07
- **Purpose:** Local notes on API keys, infrastructure, phone numbers, Claude Code setup, Telegram group details
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT and very detailed
- **Contradictions:** None detected
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — actively maintained, essential reference
- **Key Content:** TTS/voice config, all API key locations (Doppler), phone numbers, Claude Code v2.1.34 setup with --dangerously-skip-permissions flag, Supabase setup, Rocky & Rivet group topic IDs
- **Status:** Excellent reference material

---

#### 14. **TODO.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-08 11:53
- **Purpose:** Curated task list — what needs doing, prioritized by impact
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ HIGHLY CURRENT — updated daily, last change 2 hours before read
- **Contradictions:** None
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — actively maintained operational task list
- **Key Content:**
  - Blockers section: Legal (ToS, privacy done), Code (C6 RLS DELETE done), Infrastructure (DNS done), Email/Auth (all done)
  - High priority: SMS scripts audited, payment flow decided, competitive positioning done
  - Medium: PostHog, GA4, SEO, landing pages (all spawned to agents)
  - Future: Partnerships, product features (specs complete), research completed
  - Completed: All critical/high/medium audit items, 10 research agents, voice calls, heartbeat, Stripe
- **Status:** Excellent, well-organized, current

---

#### 15. **TODO-INBOX.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-08
- **Purpose:** Staging area where agents drop new tasks; Rivet merges into TODO.md each heartbeat
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT but EMPTY
  - File shows "Incoming Tasks" section with no entries
  - This is correct behavior — it's a clean inbox
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — part of the heartbeat orchestration system
- **Key Content:** Format guide, tags (Builder, Sales, Research, SysOps, Content, Product, SiteOps)
- **Status:** Operational, currently empty (good sign)

---

#### 16. **COMPANY.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-08 (5:00 PM, Sunday)
- **Purpose:** RateRight operations dashboard — single source of truth for company state
- **Current/Accurate:** ✅ CURRENT — updated 2x daily by Kimi curation agent
- **Contradictions:** None
- **Recommendation:** KEEP — actively maintained, excellent snapshot of company state
- **Key Content:**
  - Financial: $700/month burn (down from $6,461), 3-year runway
  - Legal: Sham contracting ✅ LOW RISK, ToS ⏳ in progress
  - Product: the-50-dollar-app (demo stage), Stripe broken (1-line fix), specs mostly complete
  - Tech: 6/8 critical audit items done, VPS stable
  - Sales: 231 leads (91.8% untouched), 1 conversion, SMS scripts approved
  - Research: 10 gaps identified
  - Roadmap: Week 1 fix foundation, Week 2 make it work, Week 3-4 soft launch, Month 2-3 validate/scale
- **Status:** Excellent dashboard, actively curated

---

#### 17. **REVERSE-PROMPTS.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07
- **Purpose:** Agent activation prompts — paste into topic chats to get specialized agents thinking
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ POTENTIALLY STALE if AGENT-SYSTEM.md is deprecated
  - Lists 8 topic agents with activation prompts
  - Refers to memory/agents/*.md profiles
  - But if single-brain architecture replaced topic agents, these prompts may not be used
- **Contradictions:** Same as AGENT-SYSTEM.md — unclear if this is still active
- **Recommendation:** CLARIFY — if topic agents are no longer active, archive this. If they still are, keep updated.
- **Key Content:** 8 prompt templates (one per agent role) designed to get agents to think beyond their assigned tasks
- **Status:** ⚠ Unclear if still used

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#### 18. **SELF-IMPROVE-PROMPTS.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07
- **Purpose:** Post-work reflection prompts — agents review what they did and upgrade themselves
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ SAME STATUS as REVERSE-PROMPTS.md — depends on whether topic agents are still active
- **Contradictions:** Same
- **Recommendation:** CLARIFY — archive if topic agents deprecated, keep if active
- **Key Content:** 8 self-reflection prompts designed to help agents learn and improve their profiles
- **Status:** ⚠ Unclear if still used

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#### 19. **DAILY-SYNC-PROMPTS.md**
- **Last Modified:** 2026-02-07
- **Purpose:** Daily update prompts — agents sync their domain status and update files
- **Current/Accurate:** ⚠ SAME STATUS as previous two — depends on topic agent architecture
- **Contradictions:** Same
- **Recommendation:** CLARIFY — archive if topic agents deprecated, keep if active
- **Key Content:** 8 daily sync prompts to keep agent files current with operational state
- **Status:** ⚠ Unclear if still used

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### CROSS-FILE ISSUES SUMMARY

#### Critical Contradictions:
1. **Architecture Conflict (MAJOR)**
   - SYSTEM.md (Feb 4): "Rivet is the **single operations brain**" with sub-agents via sessions_spawn
   - AGENT-SYSTEM.md (Feb 6): "Multiple AI agents via **Telegram topic threads**"
   - These describe different systems. Which is current?

2. **Model Default Conflict**
   - SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md: DeepSeek as sub-agent default
   - MEMORY.md (Feb 7-8): Kimi K2 is the default sub-agent model
   - HEARTBEAT.md: References Kimi agents
   - **Seems MEMORY.md is correct; update SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md**

3. **Heartbeat Interval**
   - HEARTBEAT.md: "every 15 min"
   - SYSTEM.md: "every 30 minutes"
   - **SYSTEM.md is correct (30 min); update HEARTBEAT.md header**

4. **Duplicate Files**
   - SYSTEM.md and SYSTEM-v2-draft.md are identical (lines 1-373)
   - One should be archived

#### Deprecated References:
- **INBOX/OUTBOX/HANDSHAKE/SHARED-MEMORY** — correctly noted as removed in SYSTEM.md §8, but still referenced in AGENTS.md
- **CC Local, Curator, CC VPS worker** — correctly removed, good archival in SYSTEM.md
- **TOPICS.md** — HEARTBEAT.md and AGENT-SYSTEM.md heavily reference it, unclear if still actively used (looks superseded by agent profiles in memory/agents/)

#### Stale Dates/Content:
1. CONTEXT.md: Says "Last updated: 2026-02-03" but file is from 2026-02-08
2. CC-WORKFLOW.md: Marked "DRAFT" but workflow is actively used (per MEMORY.md)
3. IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md: Marked "DRAFT — awaiting approval" but system is deployed
4. SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md: Created Feb 4, but Feb 7-8 updates not reflected

#### Duplicate Information:
- SOUL.md and IDENTITY.md overlap significantly (personality, values)
- SOUL.md §"How You Work" and MEMORY.md "Patterns to Watch" duplicate advice
- CONTEXT.md and COMPANY.md both serve as "current state" dashboards

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### FILE STATUS RECOMMENDATIONS

**KEEP (Currently Used)**
- ✅ SOUL.md — foundational
- ✅ IDENTITY.md — current identity
- ✅ MEMORY.md — actively curated, critical
- ✅ CONTEXT.md — update stale dates
- ✅ HEARTBEAT.md — update interval (15→30 min)
- ✅ SYSTEM.md — current architecture
- ✅ TOOLS.md — actively maintained
- ✅ TODO.md — actively updated
- ✅ TODO-INBOX.md — operational
- ✅ COMPANY.md — actively curated
- ✅ AGENTS.md — foundational for agents, needs clarification

**CLARIFY (Architecture Question)**
- ⚠ AGENT-SYSTEM.md — conflicts with SYSTEM.md. Is topic-agent architecture still active or deprecated?
- ⚠ REVERSE-PROMPTS.md — depends on AGENT-SYSTEM.md status
- ⚠ SELF-IMPROVE-PROMPTS.md — depends on AGENT-SYSTEM.md status
- ⚠ DAILY-SYNC-PROMPTS.md — depends on AGENT-SYSTEM.md status

**ARCHIVE/DELETE**
- 🗑 SYSTEM-v2-draft.md — duplicate of SYSTEM.md (identical), confuses which is current
- 🗑 IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md — deployment already complete, move to archive with completion notes
- 🗑 CC-WORKFLOW.md — either update to current Claude Code process or archive with notes (implementation diverged from doc)

**UPDATE**
- 📝 SYSTEM-ARCHITECTURE.md — refresh to Feb 8 state, align model defaults, verify subsystem status
- 📝 CONTEXT.md — fix "last updated" date, clarify Growth Engine pause status
- 📝 HEARTBEAT.md — fix heartbeat interval (15→30 min), clarify TOPICS.md status

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### GAPS & UNKNOWNS

1. **Topic Agent Architecture** — Is AGENT-SYSTEM.md describing a current system or a deprecated experiment?
2. **TOPICS.md File** — Referenced heavily but not provided for analysis. Is it still actively updated?
3. **USER.md** — Referenced as necessary reading but not included in request. Status unknown.
4. **Notion API Status** — CONTEXT.md notes key is invalid (401), unclear if updated
5. **Daily Log Location** — References to `memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md` but unclear if these exist in git or are transient

---

### KEY FINDINGS

**What's Working Well:**
- MEMORY.md is excellent institutional memory (actively curated Feb 7-8)
- SYSTEM.md is clean, well-researched architecture doc
- TOOLS.md is detailed reference material
- TODO.md is actively managed task list
- COMPANY.md is excellent dashboard snapshot
- No critical security issues detected (secrets properly in Doppler)

**What Needs Attention:**
- Architecture clarity: resolve SYSTEM.md vs AGENT-SYSTEM.md contradiction
- File cleanup: remove SYSTEM-v2-draft.md and IMPLEMENTATION-PLAN.md to archive
- Date freshness: CONTEXT.md, HEARTBEAT.md need timestamp/content updates
- Model defaults: consolidate conflicting sub-agent model guidance
- Interval clarity: HEARTBEAT.md header says 15min but SYSTEM.md says 30min

**Overall Assessment:**
The Rivet system is well-documented and actively maintained. Most files are current (Feb 7-8). The main issue is an unresolved architecture question (topic agents vs. single brain with sub-agents) that creates conflicting guidance in 4 files. Once that's clarified and stale files archived, the configuration will be clean and actionable.