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copy of this skill in your own skill folder replaces them.
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file of the same name in the local conventions folder (~/.juicylucy/conventions) replaces each.
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copy of this skill in your own skill folder replaces them. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here." and an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. They are also yours to change — see § Making them your...
Oct 24, 2026 · 13:24 UTC
file of the same name in the local conventions folder (~/.juicylucy/conventions) replaces each. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here." and an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. A team or a user ...
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--- before +++ after @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ --- name: juicylucy -description: "The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a copy of this skill in your own skill folder replaces them. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here." +description: "The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a file of the same name in the local conventions folder (~/.juicylucy/conventions) replaces each. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here." --- # Workspace conventions @@ -13,8 +13,28 @@ These are the **defaults the plugin ships**. They are a complete, working set: an export named under them traces back to its creative, market and version, -and an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. They -are also yours to change — see § Making them your own. +and an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. A +team or a user with a grammar of their own keeps it in a conventions folder on +the Mac, which replaces these file by file — see § Which copy to read. + +## Which copy to read + +**Before reading any of the files below, check whether this Mac has its own.** +A file of the same name in **`~/.juicylucy/conventions/`** replaces the one +here — that folder is how a team keeps the grammar its uploader expects, or +how a user adopts their own. Each file stands alone: a folder holding only +`languages.json` changes the language codes and nothing else. The `ad-naming` +tool's `where` command lists which copy of every file is in effect: + +```bash +~/.juicylucy/bin/adsnode <SKILLS_DIR>/ad-naming/scripts/naming.mjs where +``` + +(`<SKILLS_DIR>` is the directory that holds the installed skills — this +skill's parent.) Read each file from the path it gives under `files`. The tool +names files and folders from the same copies, and while any of them is local +it says so on every call — repeat that to the user once, so nobody mistakes a +local grammar for the plugin's. ## What each file owns @@ -52,18 +72,17 @@ ## Making them your own -Codex reads a copy of this skill in `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/` (or in a -folder's `.agents/skills/`, while working there) **in place of** the shipped -one — the whole skill, not a merge. The `ad-naming` tool resolves these files -in the same order, so a local copy changes the filenames and folders the tool -produces, and it prints a note on every call while that is so; its `where` -command shows which files it is reading. - -To adopt your own grammar: copy this directory to `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/`, -change the values, keep every filename and every key — the tool reads the -keys — and start a new session. If an upload automation of yours parses -filenames, its grammar is the one to put in `naming.json`. The setup skill's -`references/extending.md` § Changing the conventions is the flow. +To adopt your own grammar: copy the file to change from this directory into +`~/.juicylucy/conventions/`, change the values, and keep the filename and every +key — the tool reads the keys. Nothing needs restarting; the next call reads +it. If an upload automation of yours parses filenames or ad-set names, its +grammar is the one to put in `naming.json` and `foldering.json`. The setup +skill's `references/extending.md` § Changing the conventions is the flow. + +A copy of this whole skill in `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/` (or a folder's +`.agents/skills/`) also still changes what is read, below the conventions +folder, but it is not the way to do it: it replaces the skill's text along +with its values, and stops receiving the plugin's updates to either. ## What does not belong here
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"The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a copy of this skill in your own skill folder replaces them. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here."
"The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a file of the same name in the local conventions folder (~/.juicylucy/conventions) replaces each. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here."
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"---\nname: juicylucy\ndescription: \"The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a copy of this skill in your own skill folder replaces them. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here.\"\n---\n\n# Workspace conventions\n\nEverything true of how ads are filed, named, allocated, and evidenced — for\nany brand — stated exactly once, as data. Engine skills and tooling read these\nfiles rather than restating them. If you are following a skill that points\nhere and you cannot read these files, **stop and ask** rather than working\nfrom memory: a convention recalled is a convention forked.\n\nThese are the **defaults the plugin ships**. They are a complete, working set:\nan export named under them traces back to its creative, market and version,\nand an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. They\nare also yours to change — see § Making them your own.\n\n## What each file owns\n\n| Read | For |\n| --- | --- |\n| [`naming.json`](naming.json) | **The** export filename grammar: the token pattern, per-medium constants (author, format, style vocabularies), funnel stages, the localization inheritance rule. |\n| [`foldering.json`](foldering.json) | **The** ad-set folder grammar: the hierarchy, the token pattern, and the global `#0000` sequence discipline shared across mediums. |\n| [`allocation.json`](allocation.json) | How languages and ad sets are allocated across active campaigns, and how candidates are ranked and excluded. |\n| [`languages.json`](languages.json) | The language table: names, codes, scripts, direction, per-language rendering notes. |\n| [`evidence.json`](evidence.json) | What counts as a final ad, the asset acceptance gate, the `.qa/` package, `PROJECT_STATE.md` conventions, contact-sheet spec. |\n\nProducing a filename, a folder name or a sequence number from this data is the\n`ad-naming` skill's job (`naming.mjs`), for both mediums; nothing here is typed\ninto a name by hand.\n\nThe [`references/`](references/) files carry the prose behind the data — the\nprocedures, worked examples, and checklists. The JSON is authoritative for\nvalues; the references are authoritative for method.\n\n## The discipline the data assumes\n\nFour rules repeat through every convention here, and every consumer is held to\nthem:\n\n1. **Reserve before you write.** Names and numbers are resolved collision-free\n against the live filesystem before any output is moved into place — never\n after, and never from memory or a tracker.\n2. **Re-scan immediately before creating.** A reservation made earlier in a\n session may have been claimed; the scan that counts is the one just before\n `mkdir` or the final move.\n3. **Rename what the change invalidates.** A folder's `N Ads` token states its\n actual count; redistribution that changes the count renames the folder.\n4. **The filesystem is authoritative.** Chat updates, trackers, and manifests\n may lag; direct listings, counts, and hashes settle every disagreement.\n\n## Making them your own\n\nCodex reads a copy of this skill in `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/` (or in a\nfolder's `.agents/skills/`, while working there) **in place of** the shipped\none — the whole skill, not a merge. The `ad-naming` tool resolves these files\nin the same order, so a local copy changes the filenames and folders the tool\nproduces, and it prints a note on every call while that is so; its `where`\ncommand shows which files it is reading.\n\nTo adopt your own grammar: copy this directory to `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/`,\nchange the values, keep every filename and every key — the tool reads the\nkeys — and start a new session. If an upload automation of yours parses\nfilenames, its grammar is the one to put in `naming.json`. The setup skill's\n`references/extending.md` § Changing the conventions is the flow.\n\n## What does not belong here\n\nAnything true of one brand only — product scope, compliance rules, brand\nassets, competitor sets, account names — lives in that brand's `brand-*`\nskill. Anything true of one production batch only — dates, chosen languages,\nledgers — lives with the run, laid out per `evidence.json`.\n"
"---\nname: juicylucy\ndescription: \"The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a file of the same name in the local conventions folder (~/.juicylucy/conventions) replaces each. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here.\"\n---\n\n# Workspace conventions\n\nEverything true of how ads are filed, named, allocated, and evidenced — for\nany brand — stated exactly once, as data. Engine skills and tooling read these\nfiles rather than restating them. If you are following a skill that points\nhere and you cannot read these files, **stop and ask** rather than working\nfrom memory: a convention recalled is a convention forked.\n\nThese are the **defaults the plugin ships**. They are a complete, working set:\nan export named under them traces back to its creative, market and version,\nand an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. A\nteam or a user with a grammar of their own keeps it in a conventions folder on\nthe Mac, which replaces these file by file — see § Which copy to read.\n\n## Which copy to read\n\n**Before reading any of the files below, check whether this Mac has its own.**\nA file of the same name in **`~/.juicylucy/conventions/`** replaces the one\nhere — that folder is how a team keeps the grammar its uploader expects, or\nhow a user adopts their own. Each file stands alone: a folder holding only\n`languages.json` changes the language codes and nothing else. The `ad-naming`\ntool's `where` command lists which copy of every file is in effect:\n\n```bash\n~/.juicylucy/bin/adsnode <SKILLS_DIR>/ad-naming/scripts/naming.mjs where\n```\n\n(`<SKILLS_DIR>` is the directory that holds the installed skills — this\nskill's parent.) Read each file from the path it gives under `files`. The tool\nnames files and folders from the same copies, and while any of them is local\nit says so on every call — repeat that to the user once, so nobody mistakes a\nlocal grammar for the plugin's.\n\n## What each file owns\n\n| Read | For |\n| --- | --- |\n| [`naming.json`](naming.json) | **The** export filename grammar: the token pattern, per-medium constants (author, format, style vocabularies), funnel stages, the localization inheritance rule. |\n| [`foldering.json`](foldering.json) | **The** ad-set folder grammar: the hierarchy, the token pattern, and the global `#0000` sequence discipline shared across mediums. |\n| [`allocation.json`](allocation.json) | How languages and ad sets are allocated across active campaigns, and how candidates are ranked and excluded. |\n| [`languages.json`](languages.json) | The language table: names, codes, scripts, direction, per-language rendering notes. |\n| [`evidence.json`](evidence.json) | What counts as a final ad, the asset acceptance gate, the `.qa/` package, `PROJECT_STATE.md` conventions, contact-sheet spec. |\n\nProducing a filename, a folder name or a sequence number from this data is the\n`ad-naming` skill's job (`naming.mjs`), for both mediums; nothing here is typed\ninto a name by hand.\n\nThe [`references/`](references/) files carry the prose behind the data — the\nprocedures, worked examples, and checklists. The JSON is authoritative for\nvalues; the references are authoritative for method.\n\n## The discipline the data assumes\n\nFour rules repeat through every convention here, and every consumer is held to\nthem:\n\n1. **Reserve before you write.** Names and numbers are resolved collision-free\n against the live filesystem before any output is moved into place — never\n after, and never from memory or a tracker.\n2. **Re-scan immediately before creating.** A reservation made earlier in a\n session may have been claimed; the scan that counts is the one just before\n `mkdir` or the final move.\n3. **Rename what the change invalidates.** A folder's `N Ads` token states its\n actual count; redistribution that changes the count renames the folder.\n4. **The filesystem is authoritative.** Chat updates, trackers, and manifests\n may lag; direct listings, counts, and hashes settle every disagreement.\n\n## Making them your own\n\nTo adopt your own grammar: copy the file to change from this directory into\n`~/.juicylucy/conventions/`, change the values, and keep the filename and every\nkey — the tool reads the keys. Nothing needs restarting; the next call reads\nit. If an upload automation of yours parses filenames or ad-set names, its\ngrammar is the one to put in `naming.json` and `foldering.json`. The setup\nskill's `references/extending.md` § Changing the conventions is the flow.\n\nA copy of this whole skill in `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/` (or a folder's\n`.agents/skills/`) also still changes what is read, below the conventions\nfolder, but it is not the way to do it: it replaces the skill's text along\nwith its values, and stops receiving the plugin's updates to either.\n\n## What does not belong here\n\nAnything true of one brand only — product scope, compliance rules, brand\nassets, competitor sets, account names — lives in that brand's `brand-*`\nskill. Anything true of one production batch only — dates, chosen languages,\nledgers — lives with the run, laid out per `evidence.json`.\n"
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"skill_md_contents": "---\nname: juicylucy\ndescription: \"The conventions this plugin names and files ads by — the export filename token grammar, the ad-set folder grammar and global #0000 sequence, language codes and scripts, allocation policy, and the evidence/QA layout. Load whenever languages are being selected or allocated for a batch, whenever an ad file or ad-set folder is being verified against the conventions, or whenever a skill refers to the workspace conventions. Filenames and sequence numbers are produced by the ad-naming skill's tool, which reads these files: this skill is the data, not the tool. These are defaults; a file of the same name in the local conventions folder (~/.juicylucy/conventions) replaces each. Brand facts live in the brand-* skills, not here.\"\n---\n\n# Workspace conventions\n\nEverything true of how ads are filed, named, allocated, and evidenced — for\nany brand — stated exactly once, as data. Engine skills and tooling read these\nfiles rather than restating them. If you are following a skill that points\nhere and you cannot read these files, **stop and ask** rather than working\nfrom memory: a convention recalled is a convention forked.\n\nThese are the **defaults the plugin ships**. They are a complete, working set:\nan export named under them traces back to its creative, market and version,\nand an ad-set folder carries a number nothing else in the campaign uses. A\nteam or a user with a grammar of their own keeps it in a conventions folder on\nthe Mac, which replaces these file by file — see § Which copy to read.\n\n## Which copy to read\n\n**Before reading any of the files below, check whether this Mac has its own.**\nA file of the same name in **`~/.juicylucy/conventions/`** replaces the one\nhere — that folder is how a team keeps the grammar its uploader expects, or\nhow a user adopts their own. Each file stands alone: a folder holding only\n`languages.json` changes the language codes and nothing else. The `ad-naming`\ntool's `where` command lists which copy of every file is in effect:\n\n```bash\n~/.juicylucy/bin/adsnode <SKILLS_DIR>/ad-naming/scripts/naming.mjs where\n```\n\n(`<SKILLS_DIR>` is the directory that holds the installed skills — this\nskill's parent.) Read each file from the path it gives under `files`. The tool\nnames files and folders from the same copies, and while any of them is local\nit says so on every call — repeat that to the user once, so nobody mistakes a\nlocal grammar for the plugin's.\n\n## What each file owns\n\n| Read | For |\n| --- | --- |\n| [`naming.json`](naming.json) | **The** export filename grammar: the token pattern, per-medium constants (author, format, style vocabularies), funnel stages, the localization inheritance rule. |\n| [`foldering.json`](foldering.json) | **The** ad-set folder grammar: the hierarchy, the token pattern, and the global `#0000` sequence discipline shared across mediums. |\n| [`allocation.json`](allocation.json) | How languages and ad sets are allocated across active campaigns, and how candidates are ranked and excluded. |\n| [`languages.json`](languages.json) | The language table: names, codes, scripts, direction, per-language rendering notes. |\n| [`evidence.json`](evidence.json) | What counts as a final ad, the asset acceptance gate, the `.qa/` package, `PROJECT_STATE.md` conventions, contact-sheet spec. |\n\nProducing a filename, a folder name or a sequence number from this data is the\n`ad-naming` skill's job (`naming.mjs`), for both mediums; nothing here is typed\ninto a name by hand.\n\nThe [`references/`](references/) files carry the prose behind the data — the\nprocedures, worked examples, and checklists. The JSON is authoritative for\nvalues; the references are authoritative for method.\n\n## The discipline the data assumes\n\nFour rules repeat through every convention here, and every consumer is held to\nthem:\n\n1. **Reserve before you write.** Names and numbers are resolved collision-free\n against the live filesystem before any output is moved into place — never\n after, and never from memory or a tracker.\n2. **Re-scan immediately before creating.** A reservation made earlier in a\n session may have been claimed; the scan that counts is the one just before\n `mkdir` or the final move.\n3. **Rename what the change invalidates.** A folder's `N Ads` token states its\n actual count; redistribution that changes the count renames the folder.\n4. **The filesystem is authoritative.** Chat updates, trackers, and manifests\n may lag; direct listings, counts, and hashes settle every disagreement.\n\n## Making them your own\n\nTo adopt your own grammar: copy the file to change from this directory into\n`~/.juicylucy/conventions/`, change the values, and keep the filename and every\nkey — the tool reads the keys. Nothing needs restarting; the next call reads\nit. If an upload automation of yours parses filenames or ad-set names, its\ngrammar is the one to put in `naming.json` and `foldering.json`. The setup\nskill's `references/extending.md` § Changing the conventions is the flow.\n\nA copy of this whole skill in `~/.agents/skills/juicylucy/` (or a folder's\n`.agents/skills/`) also still changes what is read, below the conventions\nfolder, but it is not the way to do it: it replaces the skill's text along\nwith its values, and stops receiving the plugin's updates to either.\n\n## What does not belong here\n\nAnything true of one brand only — product scope, compliance rules, brand\nassets, competitor sets, account names — lives in that brand's `brand-*`\nskill. Anything true of one production batch only — dates, chosen languages,\nledgers — lives with the run, laid out per `evidence.json`.\n"
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