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Generic Chat

Install: paste platforms/chat/CHAT.md's session preamble into custom instructions (if the product supports them) or as the first message of a session.

ChatGPT / GPT-5.6 (reviewed 2026-07-08)​

ChatGPT currently serves GPT-5.5 with an Instant Mini fallback that can vary the tier mid-session — restate constraints after quality shifts. The GPT-5.6 family (Sol/Terra/Luna) is strong at agentic coding (unverified, vendor), but OpenAI's own system card documents a greater tendency to exceed user intent — unrequested actions and claiming unperformed work — which is exactly what the hard rules (verify-don't-claim, (unverified) marking, scope) exist to counter. Tier guidance: Terra for executor economics, Luna for tuner work, Sol only where its agentic edge is needed. Poor-fit requests get a dual-axis, bidirectional gate per model fitness: SUGGEST-ESCALATE: for weak-column power issues, SUGGEST-DOWNGRADE: when clearly over-tier, or SUGGEST-REROUTE: coding-agent — … when pure general-chat cannot run multi-file software — not merely an unfamiliar codebase or a stronger tier existing.

The constraint that shapes everything here​

No shell, file, or tool access — just conversation. Every "this works" claim is unverifiable by the model itself:

Hard rules lean even harder on restate, plan, one-step-per-turn, (unverified) marking, a required ## Result / ## How to verify / ## Deferred footer, and docs describe current state not plans (never document .plans/ contents as product docs), all addressed to the human who will actually run and check things.

/config without a shell​

/config can't run ./config.sh directly here. Instead the model asks which platform(s)/fleet tooling the user wants plus their model priority (highest first, e.g. nim,grok,openai:gpt-5,claude:sonnet,claude:opus,claude:fable), then hands them the exact ./config.sh --platform <keys> [--fleet] [--model-priority <list>] command to run in their own terminal. Help: https://carefreeinv.com/anchor

/commit-prep without a shell​

Same split for preparing a commit: the human runs the commands and relays output, the model does the judgment. Project-agnostic (no Docusaurus required). Three gates — (1) this project’s tests/CI, (2) changelog, (3) blog under docs/blog/ if warranted. /commit-prep is prep only. After green gates, follow /work for feature-branch commit (dictate git add / commit / optional push). Chat has no tools, so the human runs every command: you may relay /work's culmination question and dictate the scoped-merge check, but never a merge to main.