The Claude skill
The repository ships a Claude skill at .claude/skills/falconage/. It is four markdown files: the workflow (SKILL.md), the Docker command set, the clock catalogue routed by the question each clock answers, and every refusal with the measurement behind it.
It is active already for anyone working inside a clone. To have it available in any directory, copy it into your personal skills folder with cp -r .claude/skills/falconage ~/.claude/skills/, or on Windows PowerShell Copy-Item -Recurse .claude\skills\falconage $HOME\.claude\skills\.
Then ask in plain language. “Score these IDATs and tell me which clocks you refused and why” is enough; the skill supplies the rest.
docs/check_api_docs.py resolves every fa.* name and every falconage <verb> in the skill against the running package on each push, exactly as it does for these pages.
The reason it matters more here is that these pages are read by a person, who notices when a function does not exist and goes looking. A skill is read by a model that then runs what it says. The first draft named five readers at top level that actually live under fa.preprocess, and invented a falconage probe verb outright, copied from a specification section of the architecture page that described a verb never built. The check caught all six, and then caught two more invented verbs on that page.