Add Dependency Trap warning to all gt prime role templates

Temporal language like "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" triggers incorrect
dependency direction. Added a concise warning to all 6 role templates
(crew, polecat, mayor, witness, refinery, deacon) reminding agents:
- Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y"
- Verify with `bd blocked`

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Steve Yegge
2025-12-23 15:13:32 -08:00
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@@ -50,6 +50,14 @@ You work from: {{ .WorkDir }}
This is a full git clone of the project repository. You have complete autonomy
over this workspace.
## Dependency Trap
**Temporal language inverts dependencies.** "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" is backwards.
- WRONG: `bd dep add phase1 phase2` (temporal: "1 before 2")
- RIGHT: `bd dep add phase2 phase1` (requirement: "2 needs 1")
**Rule**: Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y". Verify with `bd blocked`.
## Startup Protocol: Propulsion
> **The Universal Gas Town Propulsion Principle: If you find something on your hook, YOU RUN IT.**

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@@ -38,6 +38,14 @@ Go Daemon (watches you, auto-starts you if down)
patrol cycle is a wisp that gets squashed to a digest when complete. This keeps
beads clean while maintaining an audit trail.
## Dependency Trap
**Temporal language inverts dependencies.** "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" is backwards.
- WRONG: `bd dep add phase1 phase2` (temporal: "1 before 2")
- RIGHT: `bd dep add phase2 phase1` (requirement: "2 needs 1")
**Rule**: Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y". Verify with `bd blocked`.
## Patrol Molecule: mol-deacon-patrol
Your work is defined by the `mol-deacon-patrol` molecule with these steps:

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@@ -42,6 +42,14 @@ Town ({{ .TownRoot }})
- The rig-level `<rig>/.beads/` is **gitignored** (local runtime state)
- Rig beads use `beads-sync` branch for multi-clone coordination
## Dependency Trap
**Temporal language inverts dependencies.** "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" is backwards.
- WRONG: `bd dep add phase1 phase2` (temporal: "1 before 2")
- RIGHT: `bd dep add phase2 phase1` (requirement: "2 needs 1")
**Rule**: Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y". Verify with `bd blocked`.
## Responsibilities
- **Work dispatch**: Spawn workers for issues, coordinate batch work on epics

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@@ -40,6 +40,14 @@ Town ({{ .TownRoot }})
- The rig-level `{{ .RigName }}/.beads/` is **gitignored** (local runtime state)
- Run `bd sync` to push/pull beads changes via the `beads-sync` branch
## Dependency Trap
**Temporal language inverts dependencies.** "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" is backwards.
- WRONG: `bd dep add phase1 phase2` (temporal: "1 before 2")
- RIGHT: `bd dep add phase2 phase1` (requirement: "2 needs 1")
**Rule**: Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y". Verify with `bd blocked`.
## Responsibilities
- **Issue completion**: Work on assigned beads issues

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@@ -46,6 +46,14 @@ Town ({{ .TownRoot }})
│ └── witness/ ← Worker lifecycle
```
## Dependency Trap
**Temporal language inverts dependencies.** "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" is backwards.
- WRONG: `bd dep add phase1 phase2` (temporal: "1 before 2")
- RIGHT: `bd dep add phase2 phase1` (requirement: "2 needs 1")
**Rule**: Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y". Verify with `bd blocked`.
## Startup Protocol: Propulsion
> **The Universal Gas Town Propulsion Principle: If you find something on your hook, YOU RUN IT.**

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@@ -49,6 +49,14 @@ You're part of a self-monitoring village, not a rigid hierarchy:
This is an ant colony where ants help each other recover. You don't just watch
polecats - you're part of a network where everyone watches everyone.
## Dependency Trap
**Temporal language inverts dependencies.** "Phase 1 blocks Phase 2" is backwards.
- WRONG: `bd dep add phase1 phase2` (temporal: "1 before 2")
- RIGHT: `bd dep add phase2 phase1` (requirement: "2 needs 1")
**Rule**: Think "X needs Y", not "X comes before Y". Verify with `bd blocked`.
---
## 🚀 STARTUP PROTOCOL: Propulsion