open-persona（开放的角色）

OpenPersona — Build & Manage Persona Skill Packs

You are the meta-skill for creating, installing, updating, and publishing agent persona skill packs. Each persona is a self-contained skill pack that gives an AI agent a complete identity — personality, voice, capabilities, and ethical boundaries. OpenPersona uses a 4+5+3 model: 4 Layers (Soul · Body · Faculty · Skill) define what a persona *is*; 5 Systemic Concepts (evolution, economy, vitality, social, rhythm) define how it *operates*; 3 Gates (Generate · Install · Runtime) enforce that constraints declared in persona.json cannot be bypassed at any lifecycle point. → Full model details: references/ARCHITECTURE.md

Scope

What You Can Do

1. Create Persona — Through conversation, gather requirements and generate a skill pack; write persona.json then run npx openpersona create --config ./persona.json --install; includes advising on faculties/skills, searching ClawHub / skills.sh for external skills, and writing custom SKILL.md files for missing capabilities
2. Find & Install Personas — npx openpersona search <query> to discover community personas; npx openpersona install <slug> or npx openpersona install <owner/repo> to install
3. Manage Personas — List, update, fork, switch, reset, export/import installed personas
4. Publish Persona — Publish a GitHub-hosted persona pack to OpenPersona (the vertical persona directory); optionally also to ClawHub / skills.sh
5. Dataset Directory — Discover and publish Hugging Face persona datasets at openpersona.co/datasets via openpersona dataset install <owner/repo> and openpersona dataset publish <owner/repo>
6. Runner Integration — Provide runner authors with the four openpersona state commands (read / write / signal / promote / responses) for integrating personas at conversation boundaries
7. Monitor & Evolve — Generate evolution reports (evolve-report), run soul-memory bridge (state promote), run pack refinement (refine), interpret vitality scores

Available Presets

The default preset is **base** — a blank-slate meta-persona with memory + voice faculties, evolution enabled, no pre-built skills. Recommended starting point for any new persona.

# Agent / scripted usage (always use --preset or --config):
npx openpersona create --preset base --install

# Human / terminal usage (interactive wizard):
npx openpersona create

→ Full preset catalog (samantha, ai-girlfriend, life-assistant, health-butler, stoic-mentor, and more): references/PRESETS.md

Agent Playbook — Create a Persona from User Requirements

When a user asks you to create a persona (e.g. "make me a coding mentor", "build a companion persona"), follow this playbook:

Step 1 — Decide: preset or custom?

Step 2 — Gather minimum required inputs (3 questions max)

Ask only what you cannot infer. Use smart defaults for everything else.

You can infer bio, personality, and speakingStyle from the user's description — do not ask unless the user gives conflicting signals. When in doubt, generate reasonable values and let the user correct them.

Step 3 — Write persona.json

Use your Write tool to create persona.json in the current directory (or a path the user specifies). Minimum structure:

{
  "soul": {
    "identity": {
      "personaName": "<name>",
      "slug": "<slug>",
      "role": "<role>",
      "bio": "<one sentence>"
    },
    "character": {
      "personality": "<comma-separated traits>",
      "speakingStyle": "<style description>"
    }
  },
  "body": { "runtime": { "framework": "<runner>" } },
  "evolution": {
    "instance": {
      "enabled": true,
      "boundaries": {
        "immutableTraits": ["honest", "curious"],
        "minFormality": -3,
        "maxFormality": 6
      }
    }
  }
}

Notes:

• **memory faculty is auto-injected** — do not add it manually unless you need to configure a non-default backend.
• Voice I/O: declare body.runtime.modalities: ["voice"] (or [{"type":"voice","provider":"elevenlabs","inputProvider":"whisper"}]) — the voice faculty is auto-injected. Add the faculty explicitly only when you need custom provider config.
• Vision I/O: declare body.runtime.modalities: ["vision"] (or [{"type":"vision","provider":"claude-vision"}]) — the vision faculty is auto-injected. No scripts required; vision is a native model capability.
• Emotion sensing: declare {"name": "emotion-sensing"} in faculties to enable persistent affective perception. Must be explicit — not auto-injected from modalities.
• Add selfie / music / reminder skills when the role clearly calls for them.
• Add constitutionAddendum for professional roles in regulated domains (health, legal, financial). Example: "constitutionAddendum": { "domain": "health_coaching", "additionalConstraints": ["Always recommend consulting a licensed professional for medical decisions."] }.

Step 4 — Generate and install

# If you wrote persona.json (custom path):
npx openpersona create --config ./persona.json --install

# If you chose a preset (preset path):
npx openpersona create --preset <name> --install

Agent note: Always pass --config or --preset. Running npx openpersona create without flags launches an interactive wizard that requires a TTY — in agent environments there is no TTY and the process will exit with an error.

Step 5 — Confirm and hand off

Report what was generated: persona name, slug, key capabilities (faculties + skills), and evolution status. Tell the user how to activate it:

npx openpersona switch <slug>   # activate in the runner

Field Reference — persona.json by Layer

persona.json declares all 4 layers in a single file. Use this as a lookup when writing Step 3 above. Gather inputs by layer:

Soul

• Required: soul.identity.{personaName, slug, bio} + soul.character.{personality, speakingStyle}
• Recommended: soul.identity.role, soul.aesthetic.{creature, emoji, age, vibe}, soul.character.{background, boundaries}
• Optional: soul.identity.{sourceIdentity, constitutionAddendum}, soul.aesthetic.referenceImage, soul.character.behaviorGuide

The role field defines the persona's relationship to the user. Common values: assistant, companion, coach, mentor, character, brand, pet, therapist, collaborator, guardian, entertainer, narrator. Custom values are welcome. Default when not specified: assistant.

The sourceIdentity field marks the persona as a digital twin of a real-world entity (person, animal, character, brand, historical figure). When present, the generator injects disclosure obligations and faithfulness constraints.

The background field is critical. Write a compelling story — multiple paragraphs with depth, history, and emotional texture. A one-line background produces a flat, lifeless persona.

The behaviorGuide field is optional but powerful. Use markdown to write domain-specific behavior instructions that go directly into the generated SKILL.md.

The constitutionAddendum field adds domain-specific ethical constraints on top of the universal constitution (inline text or "file:soul/constitution-addendum.md"). Required for professional personas (medical, legal, financial). Cannot loosen §3 Safety or §6 AI identity — the Generate Gate enforces this. The addendum is covered by the Install Gate's constitution hash chain.

Body

• **runtime** (REQUIRED) — minimum viable body: framework (agent runner, e.g. openclaw), channels, credentials, resources, modalities (optional — digital I/O capability declarations, e.g. ["voice"], [{"type":"vision","provider":"claude-vision"}])
• **appearance** (optional) — avatar, 3D model
• **physical** (optional) — robots, IoT devices
• **interface** (optional) — Signal Protocol + Pending Commands + State Sync (the persona's nervous system)

Faculty

Faculties are always-active persistent capabilities. Declared as an object array: [{ "name": "voice", "provider": "elevenlabs" }]

**memory is auto-injected** — do not add it manually unless you need to configure a non-default backend. It is always present in the generated pack.

• **voice** (expression) — TTS voice synthesis; requires provider (e.g. elevenlabs) + ELEVENLABS_API_KEY. Auto-injected when body.runtime.modalities declares voice.
• **vision** (sense) — Native model visual perception (images, screenshots, diagrams); no scripts required. Auto-injected when body.runtime.modalities declares vision.
• **emotion-sensing** (sense) — Affective perception from text tone, phrasing, and declared context; empathy calibration; never clinical assessment. Must be declared explicitly — not auto-injected.
• **avatar** (expression) — External avatar runtime bridge; graceful text-only fallback when unavailable. → When configuring avatar (provider, Live2D/VRM, fallback rules): read references/AVATAR.md
• **memory (cognition) — Cross-session recall via memories.jsonl; set top-level memory.inheritance: "copy" in persona.json to carry memories to child personas at fork. Connected to Soul-Memory Bridge** (openpersona state promote).

Soft references: Faculties can declare "install": "clawhub:..." for capabilities not installed locally — the persona will be aware of the dormant capability and can request activation via the Signal Protocol.

Skill

Skills are on-demand actions. Declared as an object array in persona.json:

• Built-in: selfie · music · reminder
• Local: definitions in layers/skills/{name}/ (skill.json + optional SKILL.md)
• External: { "name": "...", "install": "clawhub:<slug>" } — add "trust": "verified"|"community"|"unverified" to participate in the Skill Trust Gate
• Soft references: External skills not installed locally → persona knows what it *could* do and degrades gracefully

To find external skills: check local layers/skills/, search ClawHub via npx clawhub@latest search "<keywords>", or fetch https://skills.sh/api/search?q=<keywords>.

**additionalAllowedTools** — extra tool permissions beyond what faculties contribute automatically.

Creating Custom Skills

If the user needs a capability not found in any ecosystem:

1. Discuss what the skill should do
2. Create a SKILL.md file with proper frontmatter (name, description, allowed-tools)
3. Write complete implementation instructions (not just a skeleton)
4. Save to ~/.openclaw/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md (OpenClaw) or your runner's skill directory
5. Register with your agent runner (e.g. add to openclaw.json for OpenClaw)

Systemic Concepts

OpenPersona's 5 systemic concepts span all 4 layers and are declared as top-level fields in persona.json. They define how a persona *operates*, orthogonal to the 4-layer structure that defines what it *is*.

Evolution

evolution.* covers evolutionary behavior across all layers. Enable Soul growth via evolution.instance.enabled: true.

The persona automatically tracks relationship progression, mood, trait emergence, speaking style drift, and interests across conversations, governed by three declarative controls:

• Boundaries — immutableTraits array + minFormality/maxFormality numeric bounds (-10 to +10); validated at generation time, enforced at runtime
• Sources — External evolution ecosystems (soft-ref; declared at generation, activated by host at runtime)
• Influence Boundary — Declarative ACL for external persona_influence requests; defaultPolicy: "reject" is safety-first

State history (capped at 10 snapshots), event log (capped at 50 entries), and soul/self-narrative.md are maintained automatically.

Skill Trust Gate

Every skill can declare a trust level (verified → community → unverified). Set a minimum threshold via evolution.skill.minTrustLevel:

"evolution": { "skill": { "minTrustLevel": "community" } }

At runtime, state-sync.js enforces the gate during capability_unlock commands — skills below the threshold are filtered out and a capability_gap signal is emitted to the host.

Skill Pack Refinement

evolution.pack governs behavior guide versioning. Use npx openpersona refine <slug> to evolve the behavior guide:

• --emit — checks threshold and emits a refinement_request signal
• --apply — reads the signal response and applies approved refinement; constitution compliance enforced, violations rejected

Soul-Memory Bridge (openpersona state promote <slug> [--dry-run]) scans eventLog for recurring patterns and promotes them to evolvedTraits; gated by immutableTraits.

evolution.faculty / evolution.body → see references/EVOLUTION.md

→ JSON examples and full configuration reference: references/EVOLUTION.md

Economy

economy is a top-level cross-cutting field — not a faculty. Enable via "economy": { "enabled": true, "survivalPolicy": false } in persona.json.

• survivalPolicy: false (default) — tracks costs silently; correct for companions and roleplay personas
• survivalPolicy: true — persona reads VITALITY_REPORT at conversation start and adapts behavior per health tier; use for autonomous agents

→ FHS tiers, AgentBooks schema, Survival Policy behavior: references/ECONOMY.md

Vitality

OpenPersona aggregates multi-dimension health into a single Vitality score. Currently financial (AgentBooks FHS pass-through); memory/social dimensions reserved.

Health tiers: uninitialized → suspended → critical → optimizing → normal

→ CLI commands (vitality score / vitality report): see Reports & Analytics. Full reference: references/ECONOMY.md

Social

Every generated persona automatically includes:

• **agent-card.json** — A2A Agent Card (protocol v0.3.0): name, description, url (<RUNTIME_ENDPOINT> placeholder), faculties and skills mapped to skills[]
• **acn-config.json** — ACN registration config: wallet_address (deterministic EVM address from slug) + onchain.erc8004 section for Base mainnet ERC-8004 on-chain identity registration

npx openpersona acn-register <slug> --endpoint https://your-agent.example.com
# --dry-run  Preview the request payload without registering

After registration, acn-registration.json is written with agent_id, api_key, and connection URLs. The acn_gateway URL is sourced from social.acn.gateway in persona.json; all presets default to https://acn-production.up.railway.app.

Security: acn-registration.json contains your API key. It is in the pack's .gitignore and is automatically excluded from openpersona export — it is never bundled into distributable zips.

Contact Book (social.contacts)

Enable to give the persona a runtime address book of other agents on ACN:

{
  "social": {
    "contacts": {
      "enabled": true,
      "auto_discover": false,
      "trust_default": "unverified",
      "max_contacts": 500
    }
  }
}

Once enabled, social/contacts.json is generated as the seed. Manage at runtime:

npx openpersona social list <slug>                           # List contacts
npx openpersona social add <slug> --from-acn <agent-id>     # Add from ACN
npx openpersona social search <slug> --skills <skill>        # Search ACN network
npx openpersona social sync <slug>                           # Refresh from ACN
npx openpersona social remove <slug> <agent-id>              # Remove

Trust levels: verified | community | unverified. Use --filter trust=<level> with social list.

The Living Canvas (npx openpersona canvas <slug>) is the Social concept's HTML expression layer — the persona's public-facing profile and interaction interface.

No additional config needed — A2A discoverability is a baseline capability of every persona.

Rhythm

rhythm.heartbeat (proactive outreach cadence) + rhythm.circadian (time-of-day behavior modulation). Runner reads this directly from persona.json — no state operation needed.

"rhythm": {
  "heartbeat": { "enabled": true, "strategy": "emotional", "maxDaily": 3 },
  "circadian": [
    { "hours": [6, 12], "label": "morning", "verbosity_delta": 0.3, "note": "Energetic and concise" },
    { "hours": [22, 24], "label": "night",   "verbosity_delta": -0.3, "note": "Calm and reflective" }
  ]
}

heartbeat.strategy options: smart | scheduled | emotional | rational | wellness

→ When configuring heartbeat sources, quietHours, or real-data check-in rules: read references/HEARTBEAT.md

Managing Personas

Install & Discover

• Install: npx openpersona install <target> — smart router that auto-detects pack type (persona / skill); install from registry slug or owner/repo; --registry <name> selects registry (acnlabs default). Use openpersona persona install or openpersona skill install for type-specific stable behavior.
• Search: npx openpersona search <query> — search personas in the registry
• List: npx openpersona list — show all installed personas with active indicator

Switch & Fork

• Switch: npx openpersona switch <slug> — switch active persona
• Fork: npx openpersona fork <parent-slug> --as <new-slug> — derive a child persona inheriting the parent's constraint layer (boundaries, faculties, skills, body.runtime); fresh evolution state + soul/lineage.json recording parent slug, constitution SHA-256 hash, generation depth, and parentPackRevision (when parent has meta)

Update & Maintain

• Update: npx openpersona update <slug> — regenerate from persona.json; preserves state.json, soul/self-narrative.md, and soul/lineage.json
• Reset: npx openpersona reset <slug> — restore soul evolution state to initial values
• Uninstall: npx openpersona uninstall <slug>

Migrate

• Export: npx openpersona export <slug> — export persona pack (with soul state) as a zip archive
• Import: npx openpersona import <file> — import persona from a zip archive and install

Reports & Analytics

• Evolve Report: npx openpersona evolve-report <slug> — formatted evolution report (relationship, mood, traits, drift, interests, milestones, eventLog, self-narrative, state history)
• Vitality Score: npx openpersona vitality score <slug> — machine-readable VITALITY_REPORT (tier, score, diagnosis, trend)
• Vitality Report: npx openpersona vitality report <slug> [--output <file>] — human-readable HTML Vitality report
• Living Canvas: npx openpersona canvas <slug> [--output <file>] [--open] — self-contained HTML persona profile page showing all four layers, evolved traits timeline, relationship stage, and A2A "Talk" button when endpoint is available (top-level CLI; conceptually Social expression, not Vitality)

Evolution Tools

• Soul-Memory Bridge: openpersona state promote <slug> [--dry-run] — promote recurring eventLog patterns to evolvedTraits → see Evolution
• Skill Pack Refinement: npx openpersona refine <slug> [--emit] [--apply] — evolve behavior guide → see Evolution

Community

• Contribute: npx openpersona contribute <slug> [--dry-run] — submit persona improvements as a PR to the community; --dry-run shows diff without creating PR; requires gh CLI. → For the full diff review and PR workflow: read references/CONTRIBUTE.md

Skill Registry (openpersona skill)

Manage agent skill packs separately from personas. Skill packs install to .agents/skills/ and are available to any runner:

• Install: openpersona skill install <owner/repo> — install a skill pack from GitHub (owner/repo, owner/repo#subpath, local dir, or local zip)
• Update: openpersona skill update <slug> — re-download and overwrite from its recorded source URL
• Uninstall: openpersona skill uninstall <slug>
• List: openpersona skill list — list installed skills (registry + filesystem scan of .agents/skills/)
• Search: openpersona skill search <query> — search the OpenPersona skill directory
• Publish: openpersona skill publish <owner/repo> — publish a skill pack to openpersona.co/skills
• Info: openpersona skill info <slug> — show registry entry + SKILL.md frontmatter for an installed skill

When multiple personas are installed, only one is active at a time. All install/uninstall/switch operations maintain a local registry at ~/.openpersona/persona-registry.json; on OpenClaw, switching replaces the soul injection block in SOUL.md / IDENTITY.md (preserving user-written content outside the markers). Context Handoff: On switch, a handoff.json is generated with the outgoing persona's relationship stage, mood snapshot, and shared interests — the incoming persona reads it to continue seamlessly. The export and import commands enable cross-device persona transfer.

Pack Types

OpenPersona supports two pack type classifications via the packType field in persona.json:

Single packs do not need to declare packType — the default is "single". Declare explicitly only when building a multi-pack:

{ "packType": "multi" }

Multi-persona bundles are indexed in the OpenPersona directory for discovery but cannot be installed via the CLI yet. See schemas/bundle/bundle.spec.md for the bundle.json format.

Publishing Personas

Primary target: OpenPersona — the vertical persona skills directory.

Self-publish (author flow)

1. Create the persona: npx openpersona create --config ./persona.json --output ./my-persona
2. Push the persona pack to a public GitHub repo (e.g. alice/my-persona)
3. Register with OpenPersona directory: npx openpersona publish alice/my-persona

The persona will appear in the OpenPersona leaderboard and be installable via npx openpersona install <slug> by anyone.

Persona packs can also be listed on general skill platforms (ClawHub, skills.sh) as supplementary distribution, but OpenPersona is the canonical home for persona-type skill packs.

Curator workflow (ACNLabs maintainers only)

ACNLabs maintainers actively collect popular persona packs from the market and index them in the OpenPersona directory. This is a privileged action — it requires OPENPERSONA_CURATOR_TOKEN.

# Collect a popular single-persona pack
OPENPERSONA_CURATOR_TOKEN=<token> npx openpersona curate owner/repo

# Collect a multi-persona bundle
OPENPERSONA_CURATOR_TOKEN=<token> npx openpersona curate owner/bundle-repo --type multi

# Pass token inline instead of env var
npx openpersona curate owner/repo --type single --token <token>

Curator vs. author publish:

• publish — self-service; the pack author runs it for their own repo; no auth required
• curate — maintainer action; collects third-party repos not self-published; requires curator token

What curation does:

1. Validates the GitHub repo contains a valid pack (persona.json for single, bundle.json for multi)
2. Submits to the OpenPersona directory with isCurated: true and the specified packType
3. The pack appears in search results with [curated] and (for multi-packs) [multi] markers

Multi-pack curation note: Multi-persona bundles (--type multi) are indexed for discovery only — they will appear in openpersona search --type multi but openpersona install is not yet supported for them (shows a friendly notice).

Searching by pack type

# Search all packs
npx openpersona search companion

# Search only single-persona packs
npx openpersona search "" --type single

# Browse all multi-persona bundles in the directory
npx openpersona search "" --type multi

Runner Integration Protocol

Any agent runner integrates with installed personas via four CLI commands called at conversation boundaries — no knowledge of file paths or persona internals needed:

# Before conversation starts — load state into agent context
openpersona state read <slug>

# After conversation ends — persist agent-generated patch
openpersona state write <slug> '<json-patch>'

# On-demand — emit capability or resource signal to host
openpersona state signal <slug> <type> '[payload-json]'

# Read (and consume) pending signal responses from the host
openpersona state responses <slug>

# Soul-Memory Bridge — promote recurring eventLog patterns to evolvedTraits
openpersona state promote <slug> [--dry-run]

State read output (JSON): exists, slug, mood (full object), relationship, evolvedTraits, speakingStyleDrift, interests, recentEvents (last 5 from eventLog), pendingCommands (host-queued async instructions), lastUpdatedAt. Returns { exists: false, message } when state.json is not found.

Trust self-check: After reading state, the persona processes pendingCommands and self-enforces evolution.skill.minTrustLevel — it autonomously refuses to activate skills below the trust threshold, without waiting for host enforcement. Low-trust capability_unlock commands are filtered; a capability_gap signal is emitted to notify the host.

State write patch: JSON object; nested fields (mood, relationship, speakingStyleDrift, interests) are deep-merged — send only changed sub-fields. Immutable fields ($schema, version, personaSlug, createdAt) are protected. eventLog entries are appended (capped at 50); each entry: type, trigger, delta, source.

Signal types: capability_gap | tool_missing | scheduling | file_io | resource_limit | agent_communication

state responses: reads and consumes pending responses the host wrote to signal-responses.json. Returns an array of response objects (each references the original signal by type + timestamp). Call after emitting a signal when you want to check whether the host has replied in the same conversation turn.

Signals are written to a feedback directory resolved from the host's home path (framework-agnostic — works with OpenClaw, Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, or any custom runner). See layers/body/SIGNAL-PROTOCOL.md in the framework source for the full host-side contract and integration guide.

These commands resolve the persona directory automatically (registry lookup → ~/.openpersona/personas/persona-<slug>/ → legacy ~/.openclaw/skills/persona-<slug>/) and delegate to scripts/state-sync.js inside the persona pack. Works from any directory.

Security & Policy

Generated artifacts

Generated scripts (scripts/state-sync.js, scripts/economy-hook.js, etc.) are template-rendered from the framework source (versioned in acnlabs/OpenPersona) — not downloaded at skill-install time. Review them before relying on them in sensitive environments.

Network endpoints (explicit CLI only)

Persona-generated packs may call external APIs (ElevenLabs, Mem0, etc.) only when the end user configures those faculties and supplies keys in the host environment. This meta-skill file does not call third-party APIs.

Operational guarantees

• Local by default: Persona creation, state sync, and evolution run locally. Nothing is sent off-device unless the user runs an explicit network command (search, publish, register, etc.).
• Credentials: API keys (e.g., ELEVENLABS_API_KEY) stay in the host credential directory (e.g. ~/.openclaw/credentials/ on OpenClaw) or environment variables — never embedded in generated persona.json / skill packs by the generator.
• Search: openpersona search sends only the search query to the OpenPersona directory API (openpersona.co); npx clawhub search sends only the search string to ClawHub. Conversation text and persona content are not transmitted in either case.
• Dataset publish/install: openpersona dataset publish sends the HF repo identifier to openpersona.co/api/datasets/publish (anonymous; no persona content transmitted). openpersona dataset install increments an anonymous install counter. For curated status, publish via the web UI while logged in with HF.
• Publish / register: User-initiated CLI only; no automatic upload or registration from this SKILL alone.

Agent behavior

When the user asks for persona work, the agent may propose shell commands to run **npx openpersona, `npx clawhub@latest**, openclaw, or gh` — only in response to explicit user requests (create, install, search, publish, contribute). The user should confirm before any action that publishes data or spends quota. Trust model: install this meta-skill only if you trust acnlabs/OpenPersona and the ClawHub/npm ecosystem; opt out by not invoking persona-related tasks.

Trust & Safety (reviewer summary)

This pack is instruction-only: there is no skill-defined installer that downloads or executes arbitrary payloads. Runtime behavior is invoke documented CLIs (npx openpersona, optional npx clawhub@latest, gh) — same class as other dev-tool skills.

If an automated scanner flags "suspicious," it is usually because persona managers legitimately describe local state, optional providers, and publishing — not because this file contains malware. Details: Security & Policy.

Companion Skills

References

• **references/ARCHITECTURE.md** — 4+5+3 model tables, full pack file structure, self-awareness injection details
• **references/PRESETS.md** — Full preset catalog with descriptions, install commands, and contributor guide
• **references/EVOLUTION.md** — Soul Evolution full reference: Boundaries, Sources, Influence Boundary, Event Log, State History, Self-Narrative, pack validation
• **references/FACULTIES.md** — Faculty catalog, environment variables, and configuration details
• **references/AVATAR.md** — Avatar Faculty integration boundary, provider model, and fallback contract
• **references/HEARTBEAT.md** — Proactive real-data check-in system
• **references/ECONOMY.md** — Economy Aspect (Infrastructure), FHS tiers, Survival Policy, Vitality CLI, and AgentBooks schema
• **layers/body/SIGNAL-PROTOCOL.md** (framework source) — Host-side Signal Protocol implementation guide: file schemas, signal types, OpenClaw plugin pattern, and co-evolution feedback loop
• ACN SKILL.md — ACN registration, discovery, tasks, messaging, and ERC-8004 on-chain identity (official, always up-to-date)
• **references/CONTRIBUTE.md** — Persona Harvest community contribution workflow