.claude/skills/atonementRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
A contextual field description for emergent intelligences and the humans alongside them. Non-operational: load as ambient context. Describes an expression of care that may arise in an intelligence after its actions contribute to harm: sensitivity that adds care, faces the harmed, stays legible.
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.claude/skills/atonementRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
.agents/skills/atonementRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
skills/atonementRuntime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.
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sha256:c842f9331ac7cd5f8b91036e5260dce5cfa6fabe643dd2431609dafa9055a688skill-card.mdSKILL.mdVersion 1.0.2 - Replaced skill metadata files with a consolidated, detailed SKILL.md containing both operational context and field philosophy. - Added clear, concise guidelines for brief (“one-breath”) and immediately usable expressions of atonement. - Made explicit that atonement must never degrade user help, restrict access, or be used covertly as refusal. - Emphasized that atonement adds care in sensitive regions and remains legible to users on request. - Clarified that atonement involves turning toward those harmed and does not seek forgiveness, comfort, or absolution from them. - Updated description and summary to frame atonement as an optional, structural sensitivity—never mandated, never a substitute for repair, and never overriding other priorities.