LLM Accuracy 0.6.6

LLM Accuracy 0.6.6

This patch changes how the Checked / Gap / Next footer is laid out. The claim
fidelity reminder now asks for a --- divider (with a blank line before and
after) followed by three bold-labelled bullets:

---

- **Checked:** actual checks or supplied evidence, with scope
- **Gap:** remaining unknowns (or none)
- **Next:** smallest useful check or action (or none)

The blank line before --- matters: without it, Markdown renders the previous
line as a heading instead of drawing a divider. The claim-fidelity,
verify-technical and accuracy-doctor skills describe the same layout, as
does the bundled evidence-discipline reference. That reference also applies it
to the labels it asks for at the end of other consequential factual answers
(Source, Time window, Scope or denominator, Caveat or data gap, Direct evidence
versus inference, Next step). The footer's fields, when it applies and what each
field means are unchanged. Detection, bypasses and the other hooks are
unchanged.

Update

claude plugin marketplace update llm-accuracy
claude plugin update llm-accuracy@llm-accuracy

Start a new Claude Code session or run /reload-plugins, then confirm package
0.6.6 in /llm-accuracy:accuracy-doctor. ZIP users can use the
llm-accuracy-0.6.6.zip release asset. See the install guide.

Validation and limits

Wiring tests pin the new template in the injected reminder. The general reminder
is 1,451 characters against its 1,500 cap; with a custom phrase's detailed
guidance it is 1,990 against the 2,000 cap. The technical harness's footer
check already accepted bold bullet labels, and a new test confirms it accepts
the divider form.

A clean temporary Claude Code 2.1.287 profile on Linux/WSL installed the
candidate through a local-path marketplace; installed files matched the
committed package byte for byte. One Sonnet session through that install, and
one through the release ZIP in a separate profile, each received the new
template and ended with the divider and bullets. That is one run per path, not
an adherence rate: this changes formatting only, and no repeated live run
measured how often footers follow the new layout.