Mixer Scene Contract

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Design the structured contract for approved mixer scene changes, including schema fields, approval and audit model, CLI dry-run examples, and test checklist.

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DevelopmentIntermediate
7/30/2026
Claude CodeCursorCodex
#schema-design#approval-workflow#audit-logging#cli-dry-run#mixer-control

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Automated summary

Designs the structured contract — MixerSceneIntent schema, approval and audit model, dry-run CLI shape, and test checklist — for operator-approved scene arming on a Soundcraft Ui24R mixer.

Strengths

  • Cleanly separates the 'arm scene/cue for approval' MVP operation from autonomous execution and from the generic arm_effect path.
  • Requires explicit identifiers (show_name, snapshot_name, cue_name, scene_id, setlist_ref) rather than fuzzy live lookup.
  • Specifies a full audit entry per accepted request: request, intent, decision, approval ID, operator, and adapter target.
  • Names the context files to read and the unit tests to cover, so a builder can implement without follow-up questions.

Limitations

  • Design/spec work only — it does not deliver the schema implementation or runtime code.
  • Assumes the referenced showDirector and CLI source files already exist in the repository.
  • Deliberately scopes out live scene lookup and any autonomous execution.
When to use it

Use whenever a task mentions mixer scenes, Ui24R snapshots/cues, operator-approved mixer control, or revisions to the show-director contract and dry-run CLI shape.

When not to use it

Avoid it when the goal is writing the implementation code, actually driving the console, or handling non-mixer effect arming.

Security analysis

Safe
Quality score85/100

The skill is purely a design/specification workflow: it instructs reading source files and writing a contract document to a workspace markdown file. It declares no tools, performs no execution, and does not include destructive, exfiltration, or obfuscation patterns. The only filesystem action is writing a local markdown file, which is low risk.

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Examples

Initial contract draft
Write the mixer scene contract for our AI party show director: define the MixerSceneIntent schema fields, the approval and audit model, dry-run CLI examples, action-plan mapping, and a unit-test checklist. Output to _workspace/ai-party-mixer/01_contract.md.
Revise for explicit IDs
Update the mixer scene contract so every request must carry show_name, snapshot_name, cue_name, scene_id or setlist_ref instead of a fuzzy live lookup, and show the new CLI dry-run shape plus audit entry.
Keep gain and mute blocked
Revise the show-director contract follow-up: confirm mixer_gain, pa_mute and audio_routing stay operator-only, separate mixer scene arming from arm_effect, and list the showDirector and cliAgent tests to add.

name: mixer-scene-contract description: "Design the MixerSceneIntent, approval state, JSON schema, CLI examples, audit entries, and tests for AI-Controlled Party mixer/Soundcraft Ui24R scene arming. Use whenever a task mentions mixer scenes, Ui24R snapshots/cues, operator-approved mixer control, show-director contract updates, schema updates, dry-run CLI shape, or follow-ups that revise this contract."

mixer-scene-contract

Design the structured contract for approved mixer scene changes. This skill is for design/spec work, not implementation.

Context to read

  • src/automation/showDirectorSchema.ts
  • src/automation/showDirectorRuntime.ts
  • src/cli/agent.ts around show-director
  • tests/unit/showDirector.test.ts
  • tests/unit/cliAgent.test.ts

Design rules

  • Keep mixer scene changes separate from generic arm_effect.
  • The MVP operation is "arm scene/cue for approval", not autonomous execution.
  • Require explicit names or IDs: show_name, snapshot_name, cue_name, scene_id, or setlist_ref. Do not design fuzzy live lookup as execution.
  • Preserve blocked/operator-only semantics for mixer_gain, pa_mute, and audio_routing.
  • Every accepted request needs an audit entry with request, intent, decision, approval ID, operator, and adapter target.

Output

Write _workspace/ai-party-mixer/01_contract.md with:

  1. proposed schema fields and examples;
  2. approval and audit model;
  3. CLI dry-run examples;
  4. mapping to action plans;
  5. compatibility notes;
  6. unit-test checklist.

Quality bar

The result should be specific enough that a builder can implement it without asking what fields exist or how approval flows.

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