# Notice

The package-owned Guild role/profile resources retain adapted guidance from agent definitions in [Grimoire](https://github.com/anton-kochev/grimoire), copyright © 2025 Anton Kochev and distributed under the MIT License.

The adaptations replace Claude Code-specific tools and behavior with pi-native role-owned capability boundaries, isolated subprocess execution, parent model/thinking inheritance, package-controlled prompts, and standardized verification responsibilities. They decompose language-specific members into reusable role and profile resources without retaining user or project prompt overrides.

The TypeScript profile also incorporates original repository-native guidance from the former `typescript-architect` prompt. It covers general TypeScript and Node.js responsibilities plus conditional Pi extension/runtime expertise based on repository APIs, types, documentation, and usage.

The `code-review-standards` skill is adapted from the corresponding MIT-licensed Grimoire methodology. The Guild adaptation uses pi-native skill discovery, repository-evidenced capability detection, impact-calibrated severity, and the code-reviewer's deterministic findings-first report while preserving its read-only boundary.

The `dotnet-clean-architecture` skill is adapted from the corresponding MIT-licensed Grimoire guidance. The Guild adaptation removes time-sensitive framework and package assumptions, detects repository capabilities before recommending patterns, treats clean, layered, vertical-slice, and hybrid structures proportionally, and preserves architect and coder role boundaries.

The `conventional-commit` skill and controlled commit workflow were transferred from `@pithos-kit/atlas` to keep software-development workflows under Guild ownership. Commit messages follow the Conventional Commits 1.0.0 specification.