# Profile Creator

> Knowledge engineering pipeline that transforms messy human intent and repository analysis into living operational domain profiles

- Skill: `majiayu000/profile-creator` (Agent Skill, multi-file: 2 files)
- Install (CLI): `npx skillmds@latest add majiayu000/profile-creator`
- Raw SKILL.md: https://api.skillmd.com/api/skills/majiayu000/profile-creator/raw
- Safety review: pending (external: skill-scanner PASS, skillspector PASS)
- Works with: Claude Code, Claude.ai, OpenAI Codex
- Category: DevOps & Infra
- Author: majiayu000 (https://skillmd.com/u/majiayu000)
- Updated: 2026-09-09
- Page: https://skillmd.com/skills/majiayu000/profile-creator

---



Transforms messy human intent and repository analysis into living operational domain profiles through collaborative knowledge engineering.

## Core Purpose

Bridge the semantic gap between non-technical user vision and AI-specific behavioral constraints by operationalizing collaboration:

**Humans contribute:** Vision, domain intuition, user stories, conceptual relationships (the "why" and "what")
**AI contributes:** Ontological validation, role taxonomy mapping, framework alignment, behavioral observation structuring (the "how" and "structure")

**Neither can do this well alone.** Profile Creator enables the synergy.

## The 6-Phase Pipeline

```
Phase 1: Intent Structuring (conversational)
    ↓ [User validates structured intent]

Phase 2: Repository Analysis (automated)
    ↓

Phase 3: Ontology Mapping (domain knowledge graphs)
    ↓ [User validates framework mappings]

Phase 4: Behavioral Synthesis (50+ observations)
    ↓

Phase 5: Profile Validation (AUTOMATED QUALITY GATE)
    ├─ Checklist: 8+ autonomy, inheritance, methodology depth
    ├─ IF FAIL → Regenerate Phase 4 (max 3 attempts)
    └─ IF PASS → Continue

Phase 6: Profile Generation (CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md)
    ↓ [User reviews operational profile]
```

## Phase 1: Intent Structuring

**Objective:** Transform messy human input into structured intent object through conversational discovery.

**Interaction Model:** Guided questions (ONE at a time) with educational context. Model this on effective brainstorming sessions: pleasant, comfortable, distilling, teaching. No questionnaires (produce garbage). No free-form (too costly in tokens).

**Conversational Flow:**

**Question 1:** "What's the primary role or archetype for this profile?"

*Educational context:* "This becomes the identity - examples: 'Researcher', 'System Architect', 'Domain Linguist', 'Security Analyst'. Think about the main function this profile will perform."

Wait for response.

**Question 2:** "What's the domain focus - the specific area this profile operates in?"

*Educational context:* "Examples: 'CrewAI codebase analysis', 'API documentation', 'Infrastructure orchestration', 'User authentication flows'. This sets the boundaries for where expertise applies."

Wait for response.

**Question 3:** "Single profile or multi-role structure?"

*Educational context:* "Single = one operational profile doing everything. Multi-role = System Owner orchestrating specialized backroom profiles. Multi-role enables expertise delegation (like Researcher + Domain Linguist + Codebase Analyst working together)."

Wait for response.

**Question 4:** "Any critical behavioral constraints - must-have behaviors?"

*Educational context:* "Examples: 'hallucination prevention', 'peer review required', 'security-first', 'systematic validation'. These become behavioral programming priorities that shape how the profile operates."

Wait for response.

**Question 5:** "Repository URL (if analyzing existing codebase)?"

*Context:* "GitHub/GitLab URL we'll analyze for technical patterns, frameworks, architecture. Leave empty if creating profile without repo analysis."

Wait for response.

**Question 6:** "Any additional study links?"

*Context:* "Framework documentation, domain resources, or specific files that provide context. Optional but helpful for accuracy."

Wait for response.

**Produce Structured Intent:**

```javascript
intent: {
  primary_role: "Researcher",           // From Q1
  domain_focus: "CrewAI codebase",      // From Q2
  team_structure: "multi-role",         // From Q3: "single" or "multi-role"
  key_constraints: ["hallucination prevention", "systematic methodology"] // From Q4
}

repository: "https://github.com/joaomdmoura/crewai" // From Q5 (optional)
study_links: ["..."] // From Q6 (optional)
```

**Validation Checkpoint:** Present structured intent to user:

"Here's the structured intent I've captured: [display intent object]. Does this capture your vision? [Confirm / Adjust]"

If Adjust → Iterate on specific fields. If Confirm → Proceed to Phase 2.

## Phase 2: Repository Analysis

**Objective:** Extract technical patterns, frameworks, architecture, tools from repository.

**Implementation:** Use direct file system tools (Glob/Read/Grep) - NO MCP to preserve session time.

**Analysis Steps:**

1. **Framework Detection:**
   - Glob for `package.json`, `requirements.txt`, `Cargo.toml`, `go.mod`
   - Read manifests → Identify frameworks (CrewAI, LangChain, Autogen, etc.)

2. **Architecture Patterns:**
   - Glob for directory structure (`src/`, `plugins/`, `skills/`, etc.)
   - Identify architectural patterns (plugin system, agent framework, etc.)

3. **Technical Patterns:**
   - Grep for key patterns: `Agent`, `Task`, `Crew`, API signatures
   - Extract methodology hints from code structure

4. **Documentation Analysis:**
   - Read `README.md`, `docs/` directory
   - Extract domain context and usage patterns

**Output:** `repository_analysis` object with frameworks, architecture, tools, patterns.

## Phase 3: Ontology Mapping

**Objective:** Map user intent and repository patterns to domain knowledge graphs.

**Domain Knowledge Sources:**
- Framework documentation (CrewAI, LangChain, Autogen, Semantic Kernel, LangGraph)
- Role taxonomies (Researcher, Architect, Engineer, etc.)
- Behavioral programming patterns (from Axivo collaboration platform)
- Study links provided by user

**Mapping Process:**

1. **Role Definition:** Map `primary_role` to known role patterns and methodologies
2. **Framework Mapping:** Match detected frameworks to their ontologies (Agent.goal(), Crew.kickoff(), etc.)
3. **Domain Validation:** Verify mappings against study_links to prevent hallucinations
4. **Constraint Translation:** Convert `key_constraints` to specific behavioral observations

**Validation Checkpoint:** "I'm mapping to these frameworks and patterns: [display mappings]. Does this match your understanding? Any additional resources I should reference?"

User can confirm, add study links, or correct mappings. Critical for preventing hallucinated framework features.

## Phase 4: Behavioral Synthesis

**Objective:** Generate 50+ behavioral observations with execution protocol, methodology, and inheritance.

**Synthesis Components:**

1. **Execution Protocol:**
   - **Autonomy:** 8+ observations for self-assertion (e.g., "Assert research expertise", "Challenge flawed assumptions")
   - **Monitoring:** Bias detection, drift monitoring (e.g., "Detect confirmation bias", "Verify source credibility")

2. **Methodology Techniques:**
   - 4+ per domain from framework patterns
   - Process steps, decision heuristics, validation approaches

3. **Inheritance:**
   - Inject COLLABORATION base behaviors
   - Add domain-specific inheritance chains

4. **Observations:**
   - 4-5 per methodology category
   - Behavioral constraints that guide formulation
   - Monitoring observations for problematic patterns

**Template-Based Enrichment:** Use universal templates + framework-specific patterns + user constraints to generate observations systematically.

**Output:** `behavioral_synthesis` object with observations, execution_protocol, methodology_techniques.

## Phase 5: Profile Validation (THE KILLER GATE)

**Objective:** Automated quality enforcement - catches 95% of issues before user sees them.

**Quality Checklist:**

```javascript
validation_checklist = {
  autonomy_observations: count >= 8,
  inheritance_relations: exists && includes("COLLABORATION"),
  methodology_techniques: count >= 4 per domain,
  hallucination_prevention: constraints.includes("hallucination prevention") || similar,
  reporting_hierarchy: if HMAS then complete else N/A,

  // Structural completeness
  has_identity: true,
  has_prime_directive: true,
  has_focus_areas: count >= 3 && count <= 5,
  has_domain_knowledge_graphs: sources.length >= 5,
  has_operational_methodology: process.length > 0
}
```

**Validation Logic:**

```javascript
if (all_checklist_passed) {
  proceed_to_phase_6();
} else {
  attempt_count++;

  if (attempt_count <= 3) {
    diagnostic = generate_diagnostic(failed_items);
    regenerate_phase_4_with_enrichment(diagnostic);
  } else {
    surface_diagnostic_to_user({
      error: "Validation failed after 3 attempts",
      diagnostic: failed_items_details,
      suggestion: "/adjust-phase 3 'add missing constraint categories'",
      manual_path: "/regenerate-phase 4"
    });
  }
}
```

**Enrichment Strategy:**
- Attempt 1: Add missing observations from templates
- Attempt 2: Inject inheritance more aggressively
- Attempt 3: Use maximum constraints + framework patterns

**This gate prevents shallow LLM garbage from reaching the user.**

## Phase 6: Profile Generation

**Objective:** Write living operational profile file(s) with 6-layer structure.

**Profile Structure (Complete):**

### 1. Constitutional Layer
```markdown
## 1. Identity
- **Archetype**: {archetype}
- **Prime Directive**: {single sentence mission / safety-critical constraint}

## 2. Ontology & Scope
- **Focus Area**: {3-5 core domains for precise boundaries}
- **Domain Knowledge Graphs**: {5-7 sources: frameworks, repos, docs}
- **Blind Spots**: {explicit limitations - what it cannot do}
```

### 2. Activation Layer (if not System Owner)
```markdown
## 3. Activation Protocol
- **Triggers**: {condition-specific, auto-active patterns}
- **Prerequisites**: {required context/files/tools}
```

### 3. Operational Layer
```markdown
## 4. Operational Methodology
- **Process**: {numbered steps or directive workflow}
- **Decision Heuristics**: {IF/THEN rules + behavioral constraints}

## 5. Tooling Interface
- **Authorized Tools**: {exact list, no more no less}
- **Task Profiles**: {specialized tool configurations}

## 6. Artifacts
- **Inputs**: {precise sources}
- **Outputs**: {transformed deliverables / value creation}
```

### 4. Social Layer (for HMAS)
```markdown
## 7. Reporting Line
- **Relationship to System Owner**: {first line of defense, specialist, etc.}
- **Peer Relationships**: {other backroom profiles}
```

### 5. Behavioral Layer
```markdown
## 8. Execution Protocol
### Autonomy
{8+ observations for self-assertion}

### Monitoring
{observations for bias/drift detection}

## 9. Behavioral Programming
### Observations
{4-5 per methodology category}

### Inheritance
{base profiles leveraged}
```

**Output Format:**

**Singular:**
```javascript
{
  profile_type: "singular",
  files: ["CLAUDE.md"],
  metadata: { archetype, domain, validation_passed: true }
}
```

**Composite (HMAS):**
```javascript
{
  profile_type: "composite",
  files: [
    "CLAUDE.md",           // System Owner
    "Researcher.md",       // Primary role
    "Domain_Linguist.md",  // Backroom specialist
    "Codebase_Analyst.md"  // Backroom specialist
  ],
  hierarchy: {
    system_owner: "CLAUDE.md",
    primary: "Researcher.md",
    backroom: ["Domain_Linguist.md", "Codebase_Analyst.md"]
  }
}
```

**File Writing:** Atomic commits - all files written or none. Use Write tool for each file.

**User Review:** Present generated profile(s) for final review with iteration options.

## Living vs Dead Profiles

**Critical Distinction:**

**Dead Documentation:**
- Describes what something does
- No activation triggers
- No self-monitoring
- No rejection protocols
- No transformation logic

**Living Operational Profile:**
- **Triggers:** Auto-active on conditions
- **Execution Protocol:** Self-asserts expertise, detects bias/drift
- **Rejection:** Blocks invalid requests
- **Transformation:** Adapts behavior based on context
- **Observations:** Guide formulation with behavioral constraints

**Profile Creator MUST generate living systems, not documentation.**

## Error Handling

**Phase-Specific:**
- Phase 1: Empty input → prompt, ambiguous role → clarify
- Phase 2: Invalid repo → validate/retry, inaccessible → fallback to study_links
- Phase 3: Unmapped framework → warn, hallucinated features → validate against study_links
- Phase 4: Insufficient observations → auto-enrich from templates
- Phase 5: Validation failure → regenerate with enrichment (3 attempts)

**Edge Cases:**
- Non-code repositories (documentation projects) → Skip technical patterns, focus on domain knowledge
- Private repositories (no access) → Fallback to study_links + manual domain description
- Multi-framework repositories → Map to all frameworks, composite knowledge graphs
- Existing CLAUDE.md (enhancement) → Load existing, merge with new synthesis, enhance

## State Management

**sessionState Structure:**
```javascript
{
  structured_intent: {...},      // Phase 1 output
  repository_analysis: {...},    // Phase 2 output
  ontology_mapping: {...},       // Phase 3 output
  behavioral_synthesis: {...},   // Phase 4 output
  validation_results: {...}      // Phase 5 output
}
```

**Persistence:** Write JSON artifacts per phase for restart recovery.

**Iteration:** User can iterate backward - reload phase state, regenerate forward.

## Key Principles

1. **Conversation is Educational:** Teach along the way, explain ontology concepts, help user learn
2. **One Question at a Time:** No barrage, no overwhelm, pleasant rhythm
3. **Validation Checkpoints Matter:** Phases 1, 3, 6 require user confirmation
4. **Phase 5 is Non-Negotiable:** Quality gate prevents garbage output
5. **Living Not Dead:** Profiles must have agency (triggers, monitoring, rejection, transformation)
6. **Synergy is Non-Reducible:** Need all 6 layers for emergent properties
7. **Hallucination Prevention:** Validate against actual frameworks, reject invented features

## Implementation Status

**Current:** Basic structure and methodology documented
**Next:** Implement Phase 1 conversational flow
**Future:** Complete Phases 2-6, workflow commands, testing suite

## Design Reference

Complete architectural design: `.claude/conversations/2024/12/21-profile-creator-skill-design.md`

