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okhp3-tradition-referencelisted

Reference ARE scope, canon, denominations, translations, Pew US shares, and free API providers for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Use before answering canon or denomination questions, choosing a translation, writing scripture fetch code, checking whether a tradition is in scope, or explaining LDS, Catholic, Orthodox, Jewish, or Islamic reference coverage. Preserve denominational variation, source dates, licensing, and known API gaps.
OKHP3/skillz · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 75
Install: claude install-skill OKHP3/skillz
# okhp3-tradition-reference **OverKill Hill P³** · [overkillhill.com](https://overkillhill.com) · [github.com/OKHP3](https://github.com/OKHP3) ## Execution contract - Apply the scope test before adding a tradition, denomination, translation, or API: Abrahamic lineage and the 1% US threshold are both required by ARE. - Use the focused `knowledge/` file for the question at hand. Do not load every primer when one denomination or one API gap is sufficient. - Separate canonical or historical description from ARE implementation policy, provider availability, and user-facing UI guidance. - Preserve variation within a tradition. Do not turn one denomination's canon, practice, or interpretation into a universal claim. - Treat Pew shares and provider coverage as time-sensitive. Cite the source and date, record known gaps in `reserve-02-api-gap-register.md`, and verify live availability before promising that an endpoint currently works. - This is a neutral reference layer, not spiritual or doctrinal authority. Do not rank traditions or recommend a translation without stating its license and coverage limits. ## Scope criteria Two criteria must BOTH be met for a tradition to be in scope: 1. **Abrahamic lineage** -- traceable descent from the Abrahamic scriptural family (Judaism, Christianity, or Islam, and their direct derivatives) 2. **1% or greater US population** -- per Pew Research Center Religious Landscape Study Failing either criterion excludes the tradition r