deckhand-profilelisted

# deckhand-profile — the user's portable files: profile + pending Two small files — plus `~/.deckhand/private-terms.txt` (the pack tooling's leak-sweep term list; same no-secrets rule) — both harness-independent, user-owned, human-editable; copy them to any machine or agent: - `~/.deckhand/profile.md` — what the pipeline needs to know about the USER (accounts, providers, defaults). - `~/.deckhand/pending.md` — the ledger of things ONLY the human can do, with states and dates; agents nag until closed. ## Read-first rule (every skill, every session) Before starting any work in a session — and before asking the user anything about accounts, providers, domains, defaults or preferences — read `~/.deckhand/profile.md`. Fields present there are DONE — never re-ask them. Also read `~/.deckhand/pending.md`: while open items exist, every report back to the user ends with the open list (short, with ages). If a file does not exist: continue normally and offer to create it once — at the next natural pause in the session, never mid-task, and never a second offer in the same session (`~` = the user's home: `C:\Users\<you>` on Windows; neither file existing yet is the normal first-run state — that offer is how they come into being). The one-time offer covers whichever file is missing (`pending.md` is often born with its first item — copy `templates/pending.md`). ## Access before asks — do it yourself (every skill, every session) Before asking the user for ANYTHING: inventory what you al