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--- name: instinct-export description: Use when the user runs /instinct-export or wants to share, back up, hand off, or publish learned instincts to another machine, harness, or teammate — 'export my instincts', 'make an instinct pack', 'build a house/team instinct library', 'send my rules to a teammate', 'move instincts to my new laptop'. Part of the Instinct Engine. NOT for reading or reviewing memories (use /patterns) and NOT for importing a pack (use /instinct-import). trigger: /instinct-export --- # /instinct-export — portable instinct pack out Turns your confidence-scored instincts into a portable, evidence-backed YAML pack. The unit of sharing is the instinct: `id / trigger / confidence / domain / source_repo` plus an `action` and `evidence` body. ECC source pattern: portable instinct format with `/instinct-import`. Reimplemented clean per license-hygiene. ## Run ```bash # current project's instincts + globals, only confidence >= 0.70, to a file python3 ~/.claude/skills/ai-brain-starter/scripts/instinct.py export \ --min-confidence 0.70 --out ~/instinct-pack.yaml # everything regardless of project scope python3 ~/.claude/skills/ai-brain-starter/scripts/instinct.py export --all --out ~/all.yaml ``` Flags: - `--project <id>` — scope to one project id (default: the current working tree's). - `--min-confidence <f>` — drop instincts below this effective confidence. - `--all` — ignore project scope, export every instinct. - `--out <file>` — write to a file (omit to print to stdout). `confidence` in the pack is the EFFECTIVE value (staleness decay already applied), so an importer inherits an honest, time-adjusted score. ## Sharing note A curated, org-specific export is a deliverable in its own right — a shared "house instinct library" a team can install into every member's harness. Scrub any project-private instinct before sharing a pack outside your org; `--project global` keeps a pack to cross-project rules only.