# Curator run — 2026-05-01T05:53:09.993560+00:00

Model: `MiniMax-M2.7` via `minimax`  ·  Duration: 3m 53s  ·  Agent-created skills: 9 → 2 (-7)

## Auto-transitions (pure, no LLM)

- checked: 9
- marked stale: 0
- archived (no LLM, pure time-based staleness): 0
- reactivated: 0

## LLM consolidation pass

- tool calls: **27** (by name: skill_manage=9, skill_view=9, terminal=9)
- consolidated into umbrellas: **8**
- pruned (archived for staleness): **0**
- new skills this run: **1**
- state transitions (active ↔ stale ↔ archived): **0**

### Consolidated into umbrella skills (8)

_These skills were **absorbed into another skill** during this run — their content still lives, just under a different name. The original directory was moved to `~/.hermes/skills/.archive/` for safety and can be restored via `hermes curator restore <name>` if the consolidation was wrong._

- `lfcs-client-correspondence` → merged into `lfcs` — Session-specific drafting skill absorbed as labeled subsection under site-operations umbrella — shared job-folder conventions, filing paths, and tone rules belong with the class
- `lfcs-docket-check` → merged into `lfcs` — Revenue-verification fragment absorbed as docket-check reference — shares lfcs.jobs_root, job type detection (price/dayworks/hybrid), and Australia/Sydney timezone with all LFCS skills
- `lfcs-eod-summary` → merged into `lfcs` — EOD reporting absorbed as labeled subsection — procedural overlap with job-tracker, docket-check, and RFI-status; no case for maintaining as independent skill
- `lfcs-job-tracker` → merged into `lfcs` — Mid-day budget check absorbed as job-tracker reference — same Job-Tracker.md parsing, same contract_price/BOQ variance logic used by EOD summary
- `lfcs-pre-pour-check` → merged into `lfcs` — Concrete pour inspection absorbed as pre-pour-check reference — shares job folder, inspection log path, and daily diary with all other LFCS site-operation skills
- `lfcs-rfi-status` → merged into `lfcs` — RFI register scanner absorbed as rfi-status reference — same RFIs/_REGISTER.md, same Cat A/B/C taxonomy used in EOD summary; class-level site operations skill
- `lfcs-tool-tracker` → merged into `lfcs` — Tool register design absorbed as tool-tracker reference — whatsapp-bridge-setup skill handles the platform plumbing; the workflow guidance belongs under the LFCS operations umbrella
- `timesheet` → merged into `lfcs` — Weekly timesheet absorbed as timesheet reference under LFCS umbrella — hours source is Job-Tracker.md (same file all LFCS skills read), payroll submission is a site-admin task

### New skills this run (1)

_Usually these are new class-level umbrellas created via `skill_manage action=create`._

- `lfcs`

## LLM final summary

Everything is clean. Now for the summary:

---

## What was done

**One cluster identified: `lfcs-*` (7 narrow skills)**

All 7 shared the same `lfcs.jobs_root` config, the same `Job-Tracker.md` schema, the same daily diary conventions, the same 8-item folder structure. They were session-granularity fragments of a single class — a site foreman's daily operations toolkit.

**Umbrella created: `lfcs/`**
- `SKILL.md` — top-level class description, shared folder conventions, skill map, shared pitfalls, subsection index
- `references/docket-check.md` — signed docket verification, at-risk revenue thresholds
- `references/eod-summary.md` — EOD report procedure and 7-line format
- `references/job-tracker.md` — budget variance, ON-TRACK/WATCH/OVER calls
- `references/pre-pour-check.md` — 8-item walkthrough with contractual refusal logic
- `references/rfi-status.md` — open RFI register, Cat A prioritisation, chase actions
- `references/client-correspondence.md` — email/letter tone rules, pre-send checklist, filing paths
- `references/tool-tracker.md` — tool ID naming, Sheets schema, WhatsApp workflow
- `references/timesheet.md` — hours pull, preview + confirm, gmail send, verification

**`whatsapp-bridge-setup`** — standalone. It's infrastructure for the tool-tracker WhatsApp workflow (referenced from `references/tool-tracker.md`), but it's platform config (OpenClaw), not a site operations class. Kept as-is.

**`timesheet`** — absorbed into `lfcs/references/timesheet.md`. The original narrow skill at `lfcs/timesheet/` was a spurious nested copy that got created during skill creation and was also archived.

---

## Structured summary (required)
```yaml
consolidations:
  - from: lfcs-client-correspondence
    into: lfcs
    reason: Session-specific drafting skill absorbed as labeled subsection under site-operations umbrella — shared job-folder conventions, filing paths, and tone rules belong with the class
  - from: lfcs-docket-check
    into: lfcs
    reason: Revenue-verification fragment absorbed as docket-check reference — shares lfcs.jobs_root, job type detection (price/dayworks/hybrid), and Australia/Sydney timezone with all LFCS skills
  - from: lfcs-eod-summary
    into: lfcs
    reason: EOD reporting absorbed as labeled subsection — procedural overlap with job-tracker, docket-check, and RFI-status; no case for maintaining as independent skill
  - from: lfcs-job-tracker
    into: lfcs
    reason: Mid-day budget check absorbed as job-tracker reference — same Job-Tracker.md parsing, same contract_price/BOQ variance logic used by EOD summary
  - from: lfcs-pre-pour-check
    into: lfcs
    reason: Concrete pour inspection absorbed as pre-pour-check reference — shares job folder, inspection log path, and daily diary with all other LFCS site-operation skills
  - from: lfcs-rfi-status
    into: lfcs
    reason: RFI register scanner absorbed as rfi-status reference — same RFIs/_REGISTER.md, same Cat A/B/C taxonomy used in EOD summary; class-level site operations skill
  - from: lfcs-tool-tracker
    into: lfcs
    reason: Tool register design absorbed as tool-tracker reference — whatsapp-bridge-setup skill handles the platform plumbing; the workflow guidance belongs under the LFCS operations umbrella
  - from: timesheet
    into: lfcs
    reason: Weekly timesheet absorbed as timesheet reference under LFCS umbrella — hours source is Job-Tracker.md (same file all LFCS skills read), payroll submission is a site-admin task
prunings:
  - name: timesheet-from-lfcs-nested
    reason: Spurious nested copy of the timesheet skill created during skill creation; content already absorbed into lfcs/references/timesheet.md
```

## Recovery

- Restore an archived skill: `hermes curator restore <name>`
- All archives live under `~/.hermes/skills/.archive/` and are recoverable by `mv`
- See `run.json` in this directory for the full machine-readable record.
