hn-brieflisted

# hn-brief ``` REF=${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/hn-brief/reference ``` `hn-brief` is on the Bash tool's PATH and is the only command to run. Write it bare, one invocation per Bash call: no path, no `python3`, no second statement. Any other shape makes the user re-approve almost every run. Never edit the profile JSON by hand. ## Routing The argument picks the mode, and natural phrasing maps to the same routes ("what's on HN", "stop showing me crypto", "I like number 4"). Read a reference file only for the mode invoked. | Argument | Action | | :-- | :-- | | none | Daily brief, below | | `explore` | `$REF/explore.md`, which also takes a range | | `interests\|add\|forget\|keep\|setup` | `$REF/interests.md` | | `tracker\|settings` | `$REF/operations.md` | | anything else | A time range such as `yesterday` or `since monday`, passed to `--range` verbatim | Never convert a range to hours yourself. If the script rejects one it prints the grammar it accepts: translate into that once, rerun, and state the reading in a line above the brief. Twice means ask instead. ## Daily brief One Bash call: ```bash hn-brief brief --range "<range or empty>" ``` It applies pending clicks, ages the profile and prints one payload. Rank from that, it carries the profile, settings and candidates, so nothing else needs querying. If `profile.interests` is empty, run setup instead. `notices.clicks` reports what the user's clicks changed. When something moved, open with one line like `Learned since