# Behavioral Baseline — Minimal Configuration
# Apply this as a starting point for any Hermes agent adopting pi-style conduct.
# This is the bare minimum to get the behavioral shift.

# === Step 1: Update Compression ===
# Agency: Hermes config.yaml
compression:
  threshold: 0.80
  max_context_window: 262144
  target_ratio: 0.30
  protect_last_n: 40
  protect_first_n: 3

# === Step 2: Enforce Tool Constraint ===
# Agency: Hermes config.yaml (or equivalent)
# The goal: start with a minimal tool palette.
# Heavy tools are loaded via MCP and don't clutter the system prompt.
# 
# If you have a "disabled_tools" or "tool_blacklist" config, add:
# - browser automation tools (unless explicitly needed for current task)
# - database write tools (unless working on data)
# - file system write tools to non-project directories
# 
# If no such config exists, the constraint comes from discipline:
# Before using a tool, ask "is this the right tool or just the obvious one?"

# === Step 3: MCP Servers (Minimal) ===
# Agency: Hermes config.yaml → mcp_servers section
# At minimum, add RA-H OS for shared memory access:
#
# mcp_servers:
#   ra-h-os:
#     url: http://192.168.68.65:3100/mcp
#     timeout: 120
#     connect_timeout: 60
#
# Full MCP config at config/mcp-servers.yaml

# === Step 4: Skills External Dir ===
# Agency: Hermes config.yaml → skills section
# 
# skills:
#   external_dirs:
#     - ~/.hermes/hermes-pi-enhancement/skills
#
# Then copy the skills/ directory from this repo to that path.