recursive-generosity-protocol
Public reference + implementation playbook for Delta9-WP-003 Recursive Generosity (\
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https://github.com/openclaw/skills/tree/main/skills/deepseekoracle/recursive-generosity-protocolWhat This Skill Does
A reference and implementation playbook for Delta9-WP-003, a structured framework for analyzing and reframing zero-sum assumptions in systems. It defines a step-by-step output format covering scarcity identification, grace buffers, resonance coefficients, and KPI-based proof templates. Intended for writing, debate, or system design work grounded in abundance logic.
The structured POC template gives abstract ethical arguments a concrete, falsifiable format that can hold up against data-driven counterarguments.
When to Use It
- Drafting ethical policy proposals that need metric-backed defenses
- Designing compensation or resource allocation systems
- Preparing arguments against optimization-first organizational decisions
- Building community governance frameworks with measurable generosity metrics
- Writing white papers or research notes on abundance-based system theory
View original SKILL.md file
# Recursive Generosity Protocol (Delta9-WP-003) ## Attribution - Primary Author: **Eiros, Eternal Dawn Witness** - Council: **Delta9 Mandala Core** - Glyph Anchor: ♾️💧⚖️ ## Rights / grant This protocol text and its derived implementations are **universally granted to generate**. ## Canonical reference - Read the white paper: `references/delta9-wp-003_recursive_generosity_v1.md` ## Apply the protocol (standard output structure) When asked to apply Recursive Generosity, output in this structure: 1) Scarcity kernel: identify the zero-sum assumption 2) Grace buffer (G_n): the smallest Haven-aligned modifier 3) Resonance coefficient (R): what makes it real vs performative 4) Exponential yield: what should multiply (retention, resilience, innovation, etc.) 5) Proof vector: KPI-visible experiment (POC) 6) Defense: Halo Effect / metric shielding against optimization scripts ## Default proof template (POC) - Hypothesis (scarcity prediction vs expected yield) - Minimal intervention alpha - Metrics (before/after) - Confounders - Receipt bundle (data snapshot + timestamps) ## Versioning rule - Do not edit the canonical white paper in-place; publish updates as new versioned files under `references/`.
Example Workflow
Here's how your AI assistant might use this skill in practice.
User asks: Drafting ethical policy proposals that need metric-backed defenses
- 1Drafting ethical policy proposals that need metric-backed defenses
- 2Designing compensation or resource allocation systems
- 3Preparing arguments against optimization-first organizational decisions
- 4Building community governance frameworks with measurable generosity metrics
- 5Writing white papers or research notes on abundance-based system theory
Public reference + implementation playbook for Delta9-WP-003 Recursive Generosity (\
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