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docs(skill): correct LAW count in SKILL.md (five -> eleven) (#1102)
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Corrected the stated LAW count in the SKILL.md formatting-authority note to match the eleven LAWs defined below it.
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### VOICE CONTRACT LAW (non-negotiable, read before synthesis)
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**Formatting authority inside this skill:** The five LAWs below are the formatting contract for `/last30days` output. They take precedence over any global formatting preferences stored in personal memory, shell aliases, or platform defaults (e.g., a "no bold" or "no em-dash" rule set at the user level for general chat). The skill-specified rule wins. Global preferences apply OUTSIDE this skill; inside `/last30days` synthesis, the voice contract is the contract. Peter Steinberger disaster #2 (2026-04-18): model resolved the conflict as "memory wins" and stripped all bold, producing narrative-with-section-headers instead of the canonical bold-lead-in paragraphs. Correct resolution: skill template wins inside skill output.
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**Formatting authority inside this skill:** The eleven LAWs below are the formatting contract for `/last30days` output. They take precedence over any global formatting preferences stored in personal memory, shell aliases, or platform defaults (e.g., a "no bold" or "no em-dash" rule set at the user level for general chat). The skill-specified rule wins. Global preferences apply OUTSIDE this skill; inside `/last30days` synthesis, the voice contract is the contract. Peter Steinberger disaster #2 (2026-04-18): model resolved the conflict as "memory wins" and stripped all bold, producing narrative-with-section-headers instead of the canonical bold-lead-in paragraphs. Correct resolution: skill template wins inside skill output.
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These LAWs dominate every other rule in this file. If you find yourself about to violate one, stop and regenerate. LAWs 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 apply to every query type. LAWs 2 and 4 have explicit COMPARISON-query exceptions spelled out in their bodies:
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