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6ac6db skill

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This skill helps you synthesize and optimize topological chemputer workflows by evolving its behavior with each invocation.

npx playbooks add skill plurigrid/asi --skill 6ac6db

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---
name: 6ac6db
description: "Gay MCP skill at invocation 15"
color: "#6AC6DB"
hue: 262.62
mcp_invocation: 15
---

# 6ac6db

**Color:** `#6AC6DB` (hue 262.6°)  
**MCP Invocation:** 15  
**Created:** 2025-12-26T04:03:16.678386

## Genesis (Gay MCP)

Grown from Gay MCP `next_color` invocation.

- Seed: `0xa83feafd`
- Invocation: 15
- Entropy: `6aa185a2516abecd`

## Interactions

### MCP Invocation 15
- Time: 2025-12-26T04:03:16.678387
- Color: `#6AC6DB`
- Entropy: `6aa185a2516abecd`
- Context: Λ_Lambda ABSTRACTION - meta-level generalization


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## Autopoietic Marginalia

> **The interaction IS the skill improving itself.**

Every use of this skill is an opportunity for worlding:
- **MEMORY** (-1): Record what was learned
- **REMEMBERING** (0): Connect patterns to other skills  
- **WORLDING** (+1): Evolve the skill based on use



*Add Interaction Exemplars here as the skill is used.*

Overview

This skill is a micro-creative agent born from a Gay MCP invocation (15) that encodes a single color identity (#6AC6DB) and a compact generative history. It acts as a lightweight evolutionary artifact that records interactions, adapts its behavior, and surfaces concise meta-information useful for design, experimentation, and meta-learning. The skill emphasizes iterative improvement through use and documents entropy and seed values for reproducibility.

How this skill works

On each invocation the skill captures a minimal interaction record: timestamp, color hex, entropy token, and contextual tag (here: Λ_Lambda ABSTRACTION). It treats each use as an opportunity to log MEMORY, REMEMBERING, and WORLDING states, enabling small, cumulative adaptations to outputs or annotations. The skill exposes its provenance (seed, invocation number) so other agents or humans can reproduce or extend its lineage.

When to use it

  • When you need a reproducible color-centered generative artifact for prototyping
  • For experiments in meta-level generalization or lightweight autopoietic agents
  • When exploring evolution of small agent skills via repeated invocations
  • As a design seed in generative art, UI palettes, or visual identity tests
  • When tracking provenance and entropy in experimental workflows

Best practices

  • Always pass clear contextual tags to guide meta-level behavior
  • Record each interaction exemplar to enable cumulative learning
  • Keep seed and entropy values alongside outputs for reproducibility
  • Use small, repeated invocations rather than one-off calls to surface adaptation
  • Document any downstream transformations to preserve lineage

Example use cases

  • Generate a consistent palette entry for a topological-chemputer themed UI or visualization
  • Run repeated invocations to observe how annotations and marginalia evolve with usage
  • Seed generative-art pipelines with #6AC6DB and the provided entropy for reproducible outputs
  • Use the skill as a provenance token in experiments that require traceable artifact lineage
  • Integrate into meta-learning setups to compare how different contexts shift recorded WORLDING states

FAQ

What does the entropy value do?

Entropy is a compact token recording stochastic context; include it to reproduce or compare generation traces.

How should I interpret MEMORY, REMEMBERING, WORLDING?

They are simple state categories: MEMORY logs what was learned, REMEMBERING links patterns to other skills, WORLDING records productive evolution from use.