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Ghost-ALICE OS

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This wiki stores Ghost-ALICE OS design documents and user guides. The main repository remains the normative SSOT for runtime execution: README.md, AGENTS.md, skill-catalog/session-gates.json, docs/policies/, and official-docs/derived/.

Ghost-ALICE OS starts from the floor of work quality. It is an agent governance operating layer that keeps work from falling below the acceptable floor during unfamiliar tasks, complex verification, and context shifts.

Start Here

Document	Contents
Team onboarding	Install, update, removal, offboarding, and terminal command references
Install troubleshooting	git pull identity errors, merge conflicts, local checkout reset, and installer rerun flow
Windows installation tips	Native wrapper commands, Windows path handling, administrator terminals, and encoding cautions
Addon authoring	Third-party addon manifest format and install behavior

Design Philosophy

Document	Contents
Ghost-ALICE OS full design	Floor-first philosophy, semantic atom decomposition, Work-Impact Projection, session gate, evidence/source locator, and intent/trace feedback
Design Philosophy: Floor, Not Ceiling	Work-quality floor, verification burden, governance attachment, and documentation hygiene
Operating Model: Closed-Loop Reasoning	State, reference, mismatch, task-complexity-level-1/2/3 verification intensity, and separation between static graphs and runtime loops
Operating Model: Fallback and Escalation	Micro, meso, macro, and meta focus layers, fallback authority, and escalation criteria

Korean Counterparts

English	Korean
Home	Home_ko
Team onboarding	Team onboarding ko
Install troubleshooting	Install troubleshooting ko
Windows installation tips	Windows installation tips ko
Addon authoring	Addon authoring ko
Ghost-ALICE OS full design	Ghost-ALICE OS full design ko
Design Philosophy: Floor, Not Ceiling	Design Philosophy: Floor, Not Ceiling ko
Operating Model: Closed-Loop Reasoning	Operating Model: Closed-Loop Reasoning ko
Operating Model: Fallback and Escalation	Operating Model: Fallback and Escalation ko