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# Example Curator Protocol
## Invocation
```
CURATE <path> [--mode interactive|autonomous|advisory]
```
## Worker Loop
```
WHILE examples_exist:
timestamped = SCAN for YYYY-MM-DD-*.yml
canonical = SCAN for *.yml without timestamp
clusters = CLUSTER(timestamped, by=semantic_similarity)
FOR cluster IN clusters:
IF cluster.matches(canonical):
ARCHIVE timestamped (already represented)
ELSE IF cluster.size >= 3:
PROMOTE best_exemplar OR MERGE into new canonical
ELSE:
QUEUE for future analysis
novel = DETECT patterns in timestamped not in canonical
FOR pattern IN novel:
PROPOSE new canonical
AWAIT human approval OR auto-approve if configured
```
## Cluster Analysis
AI excels at:
- Semantic similarity across examples
- Abstracting concrete instances to general patterns
- Detecting subtle variations of same anti-pattern
- Spotting gaps in canonical coverage
## Output Formats
### Promotion PR
```yaml
# Promoted from: 2026-01-18-alice-furthermore-abuse.yml
# Contributor: @alice
# Cluster: 12 similar examples analyzed
# Pattern: Unnecessary transition word abuse
name: transition-spam
violation:
pattern: "Excessive 'Furthermore', 'Additionally', 'Moreover'"
# ... rest of canonical format
```
### Merge Summary
```yaml
merged_from:
- 2026-01-15-transition-spam.yml
- 2026-01-18-alice-furthermore-abuse.yml
- 2026-01-20-connecting-word-salad.yml
contributors:
- @alice
- anonymous (2)
pattern_synthesis: |
Combined 12 examples into unified transition-spam canonical.
Preserved best sub-examples from each contribution.
```
## Credit Attribution
Contributors can:
- Include handle in filename: `2026-01-24-alice-my-catch.yml`
- Include in metadata: `contributor: alice`
- Omit for anonymity
Curator MUST preserve attribution when promoting/merging.
## Self-Application
This skill can curate its own examples:
```
CURATE skills/example-curator/examples/
```
Recursion is intentional. The curator learns to curate better.