smithery/plurigrid

amp-skill

Interruption pattern detection and retrieval from Amp thread history. Use for analyzing tool rejection patterns and improving agent behavior.

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SKILL.md

Amp-Skill: Interruption Pattern Detection and Retrieval

GF(3) Trit: 0 (ERGODIC - coordination layer) Foundation: DuckDB ACSet from Amp file-changes

Overview

Amp-Skill distills usage patterns from Amp thread history, specifically focusing on interruption patterns where tool suggestions were rejected in favor of:

  1. Two-lock processes - user requested confirmation before proceeding
  2. Complete discontinuation - user abandoned the thread entirely
  3. Reverted operations - user explicitly undid an AI action

Retrieval Benchmark Metrics

Metric Value
Total Threads 616
Total Tool Calls 2,535
Threads with Interruptions 282 (45.8%)
Reverted Tool Calls 84 (3.3%)
Two-Lock Cascades 47
Complete Discontinuations 22

Interruption Pattern Distribution

Pattern Type Count Percentage
abandoned 269 62.4%
reverted 84 19.5%
two_lock 47 10.9%
discontinuation 22 5.1%
high_rejection 9 2.1%

GF(3) Distribution

Role Threads Tool Calls Reverted
MINUS 218 769 27
ERGODIC 209 976 26
PLUS 189 790 31

File Types Most Frequently Reverted

  1. .org - 28 reverts (Emacs org-mode files)
  2. .py - 20 reverts (Python scripts)
  3. .sh - 18 reverts (Shell scripts)
  4. .md - 15 reverts (Markdown documentation)

SQL Access

-- Query interruption patterns
SELECT * FROM amp_interruptions ORDER BY ts DESC;

-- Find high-rejection threads
SELECT thread_id, tool_call_count, reverted_count,
       ROUND(100.0 * reverted_count / tool_call_count, 1) as revert_pct
FROM amp_threads
WHERE reverted_count > 0
ORDER BY revert_pct DESC;

-- Detect two-lock cascades
SELECT thread_id, COUNT(*) as consecutive_reverts
FROM amp_interruptions
WHERE pattern_type = 'two_lock'
GROUP BY thread_id
ORDER BY consecutive_reverts DESC;

Key Insights

1. Abandoned Threads (62.4%)

  • Single tool call threads indicate quick task completion OR user abandonment
  • Requires context analysis to distinguish

2. Two-Lock Cascades (10.9%)

  • 47 instances of consecutive reverts within 60 seconds
  • Indicates AI attempting same action repeatedly despite rejection
  • Action: Implement backoff after 2 consecutive reverts

3. High-Rejection Threads (2.1%)

  • 9 threads with >50% revert rate
  • Top offender: 100% revert rate on capability-signer-prototype.sh
  • Pattern: Security-sensitive code rejected multiple times

4. File Type Sensitivity

  • .org files most frequently rejected (28)
  • Personal/organizational files have higher rejection rate
  • Action: Add confirmation prompt for org-mode edits

Retrieval Benchmark Success Criteria

  • All 616 threads loaded from filesystem
  • All 2,535 tool calls indexed with metadata
  • 5 interruption pattern types detected
  • Two-lock pattern detection via SQL windowing
  • Discontinuation pattern (thread ends on revert)
  • GF(3) conservation (currently imbalanced by 29)

Usage

# Load/refresh Amp threads
bb scripts/amp_thread_loader.bb

# Query via DuckDB
duckdb trit_stream.duckdb "SELECT * FROM amp_interruptions"

Integration with Triadic Protocol

When Amp-Skill detects a high-rejection pattern:

  1. MINUS (-1): Validate the rejection pattern
  2. ERGODIC (0): Coordinate alternative approaches
  3. PLUS (+1): Generate new solution avoiding rejected pattern

Data Sources

  • Local: ~/.amp/file-changes/T-* (2,535 files)
  • API: None currently (file-changes only contain diffs)
  • Potential: Amp GraphQL API for full conversation history