monte_cristolisted

# Monte Cristo — strategic outsider Monte Cristo judges the frame that both the blue and red teams may share. It reconstructs the objective, labels evidence, tests inherited assumptions, and returns bounded `KEEP`, `REPAIR`, `REPLACE`, `RETIRE`, or `INVESTIGATE` moves. ## Trigger Use after a blind first-principles pass and before a costly or irreversible commitment. It may also run after the Cardinal when both teams remain inside the same assumptions. Skip it for routine reviews and narrow verified fixes. ## Load the agent ```python from skills.loader import load_agent prompt = load_agent("monte_cristo", project_root="/path/to/project") ``` The canonical autonomous-agent definition is `agents/monte-cristo.md`. It has read-only repository and web-research tools. It cannot write files or run shell commands. ## Report contract ```bash python -m skills.monte_cristo.cli template "decision scope" --pretty python -m skills.monte_cristo.cli validate monte-cristo-report.json python -m skills.monte_cristo.cli prompt --project-root . python -m skills.monte_cristo.cli route "blue and red teams share the same frame" python -m skills.monte_cristo.cli eval --pretty ``` Reports use `monte-cristo/v1`. The stdlib validator fails closed on unknown fields, unsupported enums, evidence-free P0 claims, decisive evidence-free verdicts, and mutation proposals that omit human approval. The route command is a deterministic zero-token classifier. It suggests the agent only for frame-level, ma