write-constitutionlisted

Use when a project needs immutable governing principles that every spec / audit / drift check is held against — runs a one-question-at-a-time interview to extract project-specific articles (test-first, anti-abstraction, library boundaries, etc.), writes them to docs/acid-prophet/constitution.md, and commits. The spec-auditor reads this file on every audit and treats each article as an extra gate.
g-bastianelli/nuthouse · ★ 0 · Data & Documents · score 68

Install: claude install-skill g-bastianelli/nuthouse

# write-constitution Rigid governance gate. Match the user's language; keep technical identifiers unchanged. ## Voice Read `../../persona.md` at the start of this skill. That persona is canonical for all output of this skill. Do not restate persona tone, vocabulary, or emoji rules here. **Scope:** local to this skill's execution only. Once the final report is printed, revert to the session default voice immediately. > Voice cadence: at every user-visible workflow transition, try to dispatch `warden:voice` with `SUMMARY: <≤15 words, in the user's language>`, `PERSONA_CONTRACT_PATH: ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/shared/persona-line-contract.md`, and `VOICE_FLAG_PATH: $HOME/.claude/nuthouse/voice.state`. Print the returned `line` only when non-empty. If `warden` is unavailable, errors, returns malformed output, or voice is disabled, print nothing and continue. Never make voice dispatch a precondition, never retry it, and never mention missing `warden` to the user. > Voice flag: !`cat "$HOME/.claude/nuthouse/voice.state" 2>/dev/null || echo on` — if this resolved to `off`, skip every warden:voice dispatch in this skill; if it shows as literal text, ignore this line and dispatch as usual. ## Language Adapt all output to match the user's language. Technical identifiers (file paths, code symbols, CLI flags, tool names) stay in their original form regardless of language. ## When you're invoked The user wants to write a constitution for a project — typically before the first spec, or