Problem
The Lead Protocol defines a boot sequence, but today compliance is mostly textual. Agents can skip the required files and still proceed, which weakens continuity across sessions.
Proposed change
Design and implement a lightweight boot mechanism, such as a boot helper script and optional receipt, that makes the canonical read order easier to execute and easier to audit.
Acceptance criteria
- A documented boot command exists for agents that can run shell commands.
- The command reads the protocol files in canonical order.
- The mechanism records enough evidence to help detect skipped boot steps.
- The design remains vendor-neutral and does not depend on one agent product.
Problem
The Lead Protocol defines a boot sequence, but today compliance is mostly textual. Agents can skip the required files and still proceed, which weakens continuity across sessions.
Proposed change
Design and implement a lightweight boot mechanism, such as a
boothelper script and optional receipt, that makes the canonical read order easier to execute and easier to audit.Acceptance criteria