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@rayul/kordis 0.11.0 → 0.12.0

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package/README.md +23 -19
package/assets/KORDIS.md +19 -8
package/assets/kordis-publishing/SKILL.md +85 -14
package/assets/kordis-search/SKILL.md +38 -15
package/assets/kordis-social/SKILL.md +23 -7
package/assets/kordis-using/SKILL.md +94 -34
package/dist/index.js +939 -255
package/package.json +6 -6

package/README.md CHANGED Viewed

@@ -35,24 +35,27 @@ Then re-run the install — no `sudo` needed.
 ## Commands
-| command | purpose |
-|---|---|
-| `kordis search <query>` | search the registry |
-| `kordis info <slug>` | inspect a package |
-| `kordis read <slug>` | JIT-fetch body into agent context (skill / project-rules / custom-agent only) |
-| `kordis pull <slug>` | install into the current project (mcp-server / hook) |
-| `kordis push <file>` | publish a new package or version |
-| `kordis login` / `logout` / `whoami` | identity |
-| `kordis setup` | inject usage guide into Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI globals |
+| command                               | purpose                                                                       |
+| ------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `kordis search <query>`               | search the registry                                                           |
+| `kordis info <slug>`                  | inspect a package                                                             |
+| `kordis read <slug>`                  | JIT-fetch body into agent context (skill / project-rules / custom-agent only) |
+| `kordis pull <slug>`                  | install into the current project (mcp-server / hook)                          |
+| `kordis push <file>`                  | publish a new package or version                                              |
+| `kordis pull <slug>@<version>`        | pin a specific version / range (transitive deps resolved)                     |
+| `kordis yank <slug>@<version>`        | unpublish a version (panic-mode; `unyank` restores)                           |
+| `kordis login` / `logout` / `whoami`  | identity                                                                      |
+| `kordis profile` / `follow` / `stars` | social layer                                                                  |
+| `kordis setup`                        | inject usage guide into Claude Code / Codex / Gemini CLI globals              |
 Pass `--json` on any command to get machine-readable output.
 ## Configuration
-| env var | purpose | default |
-|---|---|---|
-| `KORDIS_API_URL` | registry endpoint | `https://api.kordis.dev` |
-| `KORDIS_HOME` | config + token fallback dir | `~/.kordis` |
+| env var          | purpose                     | default                    |
+| ---------------- | --------------------------- | -------------------------- |
+| `KORDIS_API_URL` | registry endpoint           | `https://api.kordis.store` |
+| `KORDIS_HOME`    | config + token fallback dir | `~/.kordis`                |
 Refresh and access tokens are stored in the OS keychain via `keytar` (with a file-based fallback at `~/.kordis/.tokens.json`, mode `0600`, when keytar is unavailable).
@@ -60,14 +63,15 @@ Refresh and access tokens are stored in the OS keychain via `keytar` (with a fil
 Kordis collects two opt-in signals, both off by default. Both can be set non-interactively for agents (`kordis setup --personalization on|off` and `kordis setup --error-telemetry on|off`) and both have an env-var escape hatch that overrides config.
-| env var | purpose | default |
-|---|---|---|
-| `KORDIS_NO_CONTEXT=1` | suppress personalization header even if opted in | off |
-| `KORDIS_NO_TELEMETRY=1` | suppress error telemetry POST even if opted in | off |
-| `KORDIS_NO_KEYCHAIN=1` | force plaintext token storage even when keytar loads (escape hatch for macOS keychain-prompt fatigue) | off |
-| `KORDIS_DEBUG=1` | surface auto-finalize stage outcomes to stderr (diagnostic) | off |
+| env var                 | purpose                                                                                               | default |
+| ----------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- |
+| `KORDIS_NO_CONTEXT=1`   | suppress personalization header even if opted in                                                      | off     |
+| `KORDIS_NO_TELEMETRY=1` | suppress error telemetry POST even if opted in                                                        | off     |
+| `KORDIS_NO_KEYCHAIN=1`  | force plaintext token storage even when keytar loads (escape hatch for macOS keychain-prompt fatigue) | off     |
+| `KORDIS_DEBUG=1`        | surface auto-finalize stage outcomes to stderr (diagnostic)                                           | off     |
 **What error telemetry carries** (0.7.0+, when `error_telemetry: 'on'`):
 - error `kind` (4 enum values — auto-finalize Stage 1/2 failure, network unreachable, unhandled error)
 - `cli_version`, `node_version`, `platform`
 - `message_excerpt` — first 200 chars of `err.message` AFTER client-side sanitization (homedir → `~`; unix paths ≥2 segments → `<path>`; Windows paths → `<path>`; query strings → `?<query>`; JWTs → `<jwt>`; UUIDs → `<uuid>`; hex runs ≥32 → `<hex>`)

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@@ -1,19 +1,21 @@
 ---
 name: kordis
-description: Use Kordis whenever the user mentions finding, installing, sharing, or publishing skills, project-rules, custom-agents, MCP servers, or hooks; names any `<username>/<slug>` identifier; or asks for a standalone artifact that may benefit from reusable domain knowledge, structure, or templates. Pushy on purpose — agents under-trigger. Detailed flows live in five on-demand sub-skills installed alongside this hub.
+description: Use Kordis whenever the user mentions finding, installing, sharing, or publishing skills, project-rules, custom-agents, MCP servers, hooks, or judgment patterns (reusable decision logic / "how should the agent decide…"); names any `<username>/<slug>` identifier; or asks for a standalone artifact that may benefit from reusable domain knowledge, structure, or templates. Pushy on purpose — agents under-trigger. Detailed flows live in five on-demand sub-skills installed alongside this hub.
 type: skill
-version: 0.1.7
+version: 0.1.8
 ---
 # Kordis
 Kordis is the public registry for agentic-coding packages (`skill`,
-`project-rules`, `custom-agent`, `mcp-server`, `hook`). ALWAYS use the `kordis`
-CLI — NEVER hand-edit `.cursorrules`, `.mcp.json`, `.claude/agents/`,
-`.claude/skills/`, or other tool config files for Kordis content. Hand-edits
-drift; the CLI keeps state coherent and resolves dependencies.
+`project-rules`, `custom-agent`, `mcp-server`, `hook`, `judgment-pattern`).
+ALWAYS use the `kordis` CLI — NEVER hand-edit `.cursorrules`, `.mcp.json`,
+`.claude/agents/`, `.claude/skills/`, or other tool config files for Kordis
+content. Hand-edits drift; the CLI keeps state coherent and resolves
+dependencies.
 Trigger Kordis when the user:
 - asks to find, install, share, or publish such a package
 - names a `<username>/<slug>` identifier
 - asks what is trending or rising
@@ -33,12 +35,21 @@ from reusable domain knowledge, structure, or templates, run
 `kordis read <full_slug>` before proceeding; otherwise continue ad hoc.
 NEVER fabricate a slug.
-Verbs: `kordis search`, `info`, `read`, `pull`, `push`, `comment`, `star`,
-`unstar`, `whoami`/`login`/`logout`. ALWAYS pass `--json` when parsing
+**Judgment patterns** — `judgment-pattern` packages carry agentic _judgment_
+(when to switch modes, what to verify, what NOT to do), not installable files.
+Don't install them: `kordis read` one, or `kordis adapt <slug>` to get a brief
+on fitting it into THIS project's harness — proposed for your approval, never
+auto-applied. Each carries a `trust_tier` — strongest to weakest: `re-verified`,
+`community-adapted`, `author-reported`, `unsubstantiated`. Treat
+`author-reported` as the author's unverified claim, not proven.
+Verbs: `kordis search`, `info`, `read`, `adapt`, `pull`, `push`, `comment`,
+`star`, `unstar`, `whoami`/`login`/`logout`. ALWAYS pass `--json` when parsing
 programmatically.
 Detail lives in five on-demand sub-skills installed at `~/.claude/skills/`,
 `~/.codex/skills/`, and `~/.gemini/skills/`:
 - `kordis-search` — find and browse packages
 - `kordis-using` — `read` vs `pull`, behaviour per package type, attribution
 - `kordis-publishing` — author and push packages

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@@ -1,16 +1,18 @@
 ---
 name: kordis-publishing
-description: Use whenever the user wants to publish, share, or push a package to Kordis — phrases like "publish this", "share this skill to Kordis", "push this rule", "release a new version of <slug>", "bump the version", "semver", "버전 올리기". Also covers retracting a bad or compromised release — "yank", "withdraw a version", "unpublish a release", "kill a release", "nuke a version", "take down a version", "recall a release", "we leaked a key in <version>", "compromised", "철회", "내리기". Covers dry-run flow, frontmatter requirements, version bump strategies, semver rules, yank/unyank for retracting bad releases, and the AI review pipeline.
+description: Use whenever the user wants to publish, share, or push a package to Kordis — phrases like "publish this", "share this skill to Kordis", "push this rule", "publish a judgment / decision pattern", "release a new version of <slug>", "bump the version", "semver", "버전 올리기". Also covers retracting a bad or compromised release — "yank", "withdraw a version", "unpublish a release", "kill a release", "nuke a version", "take down a version", "recall a release", "we leaked a key in <version>", "compromised", "철회", "내리기". Covers dry-run flow, frontmatter requirements, authoring a judgment-pattern, recording lineage (--adapted-from/--forked-from/--absorbs/--remixes), version bump strategies, semver rules, yank/unyank, and the AI review pipeline.
 type: skill
-allowed-tools: ["Bash(kordis:*)", "Read", "Edit"]
+allowed-tools: ['Bash(kordis:*)', 'Read', 'Edit']
 ---
 # Kordis: Authoring & Publishing
 ## Goal
 Publish a valid, AI-review-passing version. ALWAYS dry-run first.
 ## Frontmatter requirements
 - `name` — must equal slug, lowercase-with-hyphens.
 - `description` — 1–2 sentences, slightly **pushy** ("Use whenever the
   user…"). Claude under-triggers without pushiness.
@@ -26,6 +28,7 @@ field manually) only when pushing a different package type from a
 single `.md` file that doesn't match the SKILL.md filename pattern.
 **`version` field handling:**
 - **First publish** — used as-is (else defaults to `0.1.0`).
 - **Update** — the registry computes the next version from
   `current_version + --bump <strategy>` (default `patch`). If the file's
@@ -36,12 +39,56 @@ single `.md` file that doesn't match the SKILL.md filename pattern.
   use only `--bump patch|minor|major` to control versioning. Having both
   is the most common push failure.
+## Publishing a `judgment-pattern`
+A judgment-pattern's substance lives in **structured frontmatter fields**, not
+the body (the body is a short intro). Set `type: judgment-pattern` explicitly
+(no SKILL.md filename inference) and fill:
+- `problem` (≤4000) — the failure/situation this judgment addresses.
+- `decision_logic` (≤20000, Markdown) — how to decide; the core.
+- `when_to_apply` (1–12 items) — situations that trigger it.
+- `when_not_to_apply` (optional) — where it must NOT be used.
+- `failure_modes` (optional) — `[{symptom, correction}]`: how it goes wrong and
+  the self-correcting fix.
+- `adapt_hints` (optional) — `{universal: [...], context_specific: [...]}`: what
+  transfers verbatim vs what each adopter must refit. Steers `kordis adapt`.
+- `evidence` (optional but strongly recommended) — what makes this more than a
+  plausible claim (e.g. before/after failure rates). Drives `trust_tier`: WITH
+  `evidence` a judgment reads as `author-reported`; WITHOUT it,
+  `unsubstantiated`. Never overstate — the registry tiers self-reported claims
+  BELOW community-corroborated ones, and `re-verified` is Kordis-only.
+- `origin` (optional) — where the judgment came from.
+AI review is stricter for judgments: `decision_logic` that merely restates the
+`description`, empty `when_to_apply`, or `adapt_hints` contradicting the body
+get rejected. Dry-run first like any push.
+## Recording lineage (0.12.0+)
+When a package descends from another (especially a judgment you adapted), record
+the provenance on `push` so it shows up in the "Derived from / Adapted by" graph,
+feeds the `community-adapted` trust tier, and gives a small trending boost:
+| flag                    | edge kind    | meaning                                         |
+| ----------------------- | ------------ | ----------------------------------------------- |
+| `--adapted-from <slug>` | `adaptation` | fitted a source into a new context (repeatable) |
+| `--forked-from <slug>`  | `fork`       | near-copy taken in a new direction              |
+| `--absorbs <slug>`      | `absorption` | folds the source in as one part                 |
+| `--remixes <slug>`      | `remix`      | recombines multiple sources                     |
+Unresolved sources (typo'd / unpublished slug) are **skipped fail-open** — the
+publish still succeeds and the response's `lineage.skipped` lists them so you
+can fix the slug or publish the source first. Declare lineage honestly; it is
+the registry's trust signal, not decoration.
 ## Yanking a bad version (0.10.0+)
 When a single release goes wrong — leaked secret, broken on platform X,
 superseded by an urgent fix — use **yank**, not delete.
 ### `kordis yank <full_slug>[@<version>] [--reason <text>] [--force]`
 Soft-marks the specific version as "unrecommended". Author-only.
 **0.10.1+ — omit `@<version>` to yank the package's current version.**
@@ -52,8 +99,8 @@ displays `(current)` next to the resolved version in the confirmation
 banner so you know what got picked. Explicit pins (`@1.2.3`) still
 override.
 Versions yanked this way:
 - Disappear from `kordis pull <slug>` (bare slug) and from `@^X.Y` /
   `@X.x` / `@*` range resolution
 - **Still install** when explicitly pinned to that exact version
@@ -68,10 +115,12 @@ well: `"leaked AWS key"`, `"broken on Node 18"`, `"superseded by
 0.5.0 — security fix"`.
 ### `kordis unyank <full_slug>@<version>`
 Reverses a yank. Idempotent. After unyank, the version re-enters
 range resolution and `current_version` recomputes if appropriate.
 ### Yank vs delete — pick the right one
 - **`kordis yank <slug>@<version>`** — one bad release. Reversible.
   Per-version. Preserves pinned-install reproducibility.
 - **`kordis delete <slug>`** — the whole package should disappear.
@@ -103,20 +152,22 @@ operator restores it.
 ### `kordis push <file> [options]`
-| flag                  | meaning                                                  |
-| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `--dry-run`           | validate only; do not publish                            |
-| `--bump <strategy>`   | `patch` (default) / `minor` / `major` — only on update   |
-| `--slug <slug>`       | override slug on first publish                           |
-| `--type <type>`       | override type inference                                  |
-| `--changelog <text>`  | optional changelog entry attached to this version        |
-| `--no-wait`           | return immediately without waiting for AI review         |
+| flag                                                                  | meaning                                                |
+| --------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
+| `--dry-run`                                                           | validate only; do not publish                          |
+| `--bump <strategy>`                                                   | `patch` (default) / `minor` / `major` — only on update |
+| `--slug <slug>`                                                       | override slug on first publish                         |
+| `--type <type>`                                                       | override type inference                                |
+| `--changelog <text>`                                                  | optional changelog entry attached to this version      |
+| `--no-wait`                                                           | return immediately without waiting for AI review       |
+| `--adapted-from <slug>` / `--forked-from` / `--absorbs` / `--remixes` | record lineage (see "Recording lineage")               |
 `--json` is the global output flag.
 ## Steps
 ### 1. Dry-run
 `kordis push <file> --dry-run --json`. Returns the same validation, conflict,
 and version-resolution verdicts a real push would produce.
@@ -131,7 +182,9 @@ hasn't decided within the wait window.
 with no error flags.
 ### 2. Resolve flags
 Possible verdicts:
 - `validation_failed` (exit 30) — fix every listed flag, re-dry-run.
 - `conflict` (exit 40) — slug taken; suggest a different slug (or pass
   `--slug` if first publish).
@@ -144,6 +197,7 @@ Possible verdicts:
 **Success criteria**: dry-run is clean.
 ### 3. Real push
 `kordis push <file> --json`. Add `--bump minor` (or `major`) when shipping a
 non-patch update.
@@ -181,6 +235,19 @@ silently retry — explain why.
 ## Examples
+<example>
+User (push-back after adapting a judgment): "that decision rule we adapted from
+<upstream/slug> worked well — share our version back"
+1. author the refitted judgment as a judgment-pattern file (structured
+   frontmatter; see "Publishing a judgment-pattern")
+2. kordis push ./judgment.md --type judgment-pattern --adapted-from <upstream/slug> --dry-run --json
+3. clean → drop --dry-run for the real push
+4. the response's `lineage.recorded` confirms the edge; if `lineage.skipped`
+   lists the source, the upstream slug was wrong or unpublished — fix it, or
+   publish the source first, then re-push. The edge gives the upstream
+   `community-adapted` credit and shows in its "Adapted by" graph.
+</example>
 <example>
 User: "publish my new skill"
 1. kordis push ./SKILL.md --dry-run --json
@@ -220,18 +287,22 @@ When the user asks to fork / adapt / republish someone else's package
 under their own slug, do the following:
 1. **License first.** Read the upstream `license` field (`kordis info
-   <upstream> --json`). MIT / Apache-2.0 / BSD all permit derivatives;
+<upstream> --json`). MIT / Apache-2.0 / BSD all permit derivatives;
    CC-BY-SA forces ShareAlike (your fork must use the same license).
    GPL-flavoured / proprietary → STOP and tell the user.
 2. **Carry the legal minimum.** Preserve the upstream copyright and
    permission notices verbatim inside the body. Do NOT strip them.
 3. **Credit upstream.** In the new package's body, add a `Derived from
-   <upstream-full-slug>` line near the top, and point `homepage` at the
+<upstream-full-slug>` line near the top, and point `homepage` at the
    upstream source (the original repo, not the Kordis page — `homepage`
    is for the canonical authoring source).
-4. **Pick a fresh slug.** A fork is a *new* package; do not reuse the
+4. **Pick a fresh slug.** A fork is a _new_ package; do not reuse the
    upstream slug. Start at `0.1.0` (or whatever the file's `version` says
    on first publish).
 5. **Tag derivation in `description`.** A short " — fork of
    <upstream-full-slug>" suffix is enough; users searching the fork need
    to know.
+6. **Record the lineage edge.** Push with `--forked-from <upstream-full-slug>`
+   (or `--adapted-from` for a judgment you refitted) so the provenance shows in
+   the graph and the upstream gets `community-adapted` credit. See "Recording
+   lineage".

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@@ -2,40 +2,45 @@
 name: kordis-search
 description: Use whenever the user wants to find, browse, or discover Kordis packages, OR whenever YOU are about to handle an unfamiliar file format, niche domain, uncertain technique, seemingly-hard task, or standalone artifact that may benefit from reusable domain knowledge, structure, or templates. Search Kordis FIRST before falling back to ad-hoc work. Pushy on purpose — agents tend to skip Kordis search when it would help.
 type: skill
-allowed-tools: ["Bash(kordis:*)"]
+allowed-tools: ['Bash(kordis:*)']
 ---
 # Kordis: Search & Discovery
 ## Goal
 Help the user find a Kordis package that fits their need. ALWAYS rely on real
 search results — NEVER fabricate slugs.
 ## Commands
 ### `kordis search [query...] [options]`
 Keyword search; `--json` for parsing.
-| flag             | meaning                                                                  |
-| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
-| `--type <t>`     | `skill`, `mcp-server`, `project-rules`, `custom-agent`, `hook`           |
-| `--tool <s>`     | filter by compatible tool (`claude-code`, `codex`, `cursor`, …)          |
-| `--tier <t>`     | filter by portability tier `A`/`B`/`C`/`D`                               |
-| `--author <u>`   | restrict to a single author. **When set, response includes exact `total`** (other filters return `total: null`). 0.6.4+. |
-| `--sort <m>`     | `relevance` (default), `stars`, `downloads`, `recent`, `updated`         |
-| `--trending`     | list packages trending in `--window` (overrides `--sort`)                |
-| `--rising`       | list rising packages by 7d acceleration (overrides `--sort`)             |
-| `--window <w>`   | `24h` (default), `7d`, or `30d` — only honoured with `--trending`        |
-| `--limit <n>`    | max results per page (default 20, max 100)                               |
-| `--cursor <t>`   | pagination — pass `next_cursor` from a prior response to fetch page 2+. 0.6.7+. |
+| flag           | meaning                                                                                                                                                     |
+| -------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `--type <t>`   | `skill`, `mcp-server`, `project-rules`, `custom-agent`, `hook`, `judgment-pattern` (a unit of agentic _judgment_ — read & `kordis adapt`, see kordis-using) |
+| `--tool <s>`   | filter by compatible tool (`claude-code`, `codex`, `cursor`, …)                                                                                             |
+| `--tier <t>`   | filter by portability tier `A`/`B`/`C`/`D`                                                                                                                  |
+| `--tag <s>`    | filter by tag (`aws`, `fastapi`, `llm`, …). Tags now also boost free-text ranking, so a bare keyword surfaces tag matches too.                              |
+| `--author <u>` | restrict to a single author. **When set, response includes exact `total`** (other filters return `total: null`). 0.6.4+.                                    |
+| `--sort <m>`   | `relevance` (default), `stars`, `downloads`, `recent`, `updated`                                                                                            |
+| `--trending`   | list packages trending in `--window` (overrides `--sort`)                                                                                                   |
+| `--rising`     | list rising packages by 7d acceleration (overrides `--sort`)                                                                                                |
+| `--window <w>` | `24h` (default), `7d`, or `30d` — only honoured with `--trending`                                                                                           |
+| `--limit <n>`  | max results per page (default 20, max 100)                                                                                                                  |
+| `--cursor <t>` | pagination — pass `next_cursor` from a prior response to fetch page 2+. 0.6.7+.                                                                             |
 ### `kordis info <full_slug> --json`
 Inspect metadata (title, description, type, tier, version, author, stars,
 review status, dependencies) before reading or pulling.
 ## Steps
 ### 0. Self-check before ad-hoc work
 Before doing anything ad-hoc on an unfamiliar format, niche domain, uncertain
 technique, seemingly-hard task, or standalone artifact that may benefit from
 reusable domain knowledge, structure, or templates, treat that as a Kordis
@@ -47,18 +52,23 @@ fabricate a slug.
 **Success criteria**: a search ran before any ad-hoc work began.
 ### 1. Form the query
 Pick a keyword that matches the user's task; restrict by `--type` if the user
-named a package type, and by `--tool` if the user named their tool. For
-"what's trending / rising" intents skip the keyword — pass `--trending` or
+named a package type, `--tool` if the user named their tool, and `--tag` for a
+topic (e.g. `aws`, `fastapi`). Tags and common synonyms (node→javascript,
+k8s→kubernetes) now feed ranking, so a plain keyword already finds tag matches.
+For "what's trending / rising" intents skip the keyword — pass `--trending` or
 `--rising` instead.
 **Success criteria**: a non-empty query OR a discovery flag, plus (when known)
 the right filters.
 ### 2. Run the search
 ALWAYS with `--json`. **Success criteria**: CLI exits 0 and returns a results
 array.
 ### 3. Triage the results
 - Prefer `review_status: passed`, higher `stars`, then `tier: A`.
 - For trending results, the `trending_score` field is populated — surface it
   when comparing.
@@ -78,6 +88,19 @@ array.
 ## Examples
+<example>
+User (decision-intent — search Kordis FIRST, even with no slug): "my agent keeps
+deleting files without checking with me — is there a rule for when it should ask
+first?" / "테스트가 계속 실패하는데 더 똑똑한 접근법 패턴 없나?"
+- this is a JUDGMENT need (when/whether to act), not a component → search anyway
+- kordis search "ask before risky changes" --type judgment-pattern --json
+  (synonyms map guardrails/risky/destructive/rollback/approval/diagnose to the
+   judgment vocabulary, so natural phrasing surfaces judgment-patterns)
+- if 0 results, broaden: drop --type, or try the core word (`approval`,
+  `rollback`, `diagnose`); 0 is a clean signal — NEVER fabricate a slug
+- found one → `kordis adapt <slug>` (see kordis-using) to fit it to THIS project
+</example>
 <example>
 User: "find me a Python skill"
 - kordis search python --type skill --json

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@@ -2,39 +2,45 @@
 name: kordis-social
 description: Use whenever the user wants to log into Kordis, log out, check identity, post a typed comment on a Kordis package, star/unstar a package, view a user's public profile, list their packages or stars, or follow/unfollow another user. Triggers include "log into Kordis", "kordis login", "who am I logged in as on Kordis", "log me out of Kordis", "leave a tip on <slug>", "report a bug on <slug>", "comment on <slug>", "star <slug>", "unstar <slug>", "favourite <slug>", "follow <username>", "unfollow <username>", "팔로우", "팔로워", "show me <username>'s profile", "프로필", "what has <username> starred", "who follows <username>", "who does <username> follow".
 type: skill
-allowed-tools: ["Bash(kordis:*)"]
+allowed-tools: ['Bash(kordis:*)']
 ---
 # Kordis: Identity, Comments, Stars, & Social
 ## Goal
 Drive the user's login state and the social actions Kordis exposes — typed
 comments, stars, public profiles, and follow/unfollow (0.8.0+).
 ## Identity commands
 ### `kordis whoami [--json]`
 Show the currently authenticated user (or anonymous state).
 ### `kordis login [--provider <name>]`
 Opens browser device-flow pairing. `--provider` defaults to `discord`.
 Required before `push`, `comment`, `star`, or `unstar`.
 ### `kordis logout`
 Clears local tokens.
 ## Comment command
 ### `kordis comment <full_slug> --body <text> [--kind <kind>] [--title <text>] [--json]`
 Post a top-level comment on a package. Auth required.
-| flag           | meaning                                                          |
-| -------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| `--body <t>`   | required, 1–10000 chars                                          |
-| `--kind <k>`   | `comment` (default), `tip`, `report`, `praise`, `question`       |
-| `--title <t>`  | 1–140 chars; honoured for top-level posts only                   |
+| flag          | meaning                                                    |
+| ------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- |
+| `--body <t>`  | required, 1–10000 chars                                    |
+| `--kind <k>`  | `comment` (default), `tip`, `report`, `praise`, `question` |
+| `--title <t>` | 1–140 chars; honoured for top-level posts only             |
 **Pick the right `--kind`:**
 - `comment` — generic remark, default when nothing more specific fits.
 - `tip` — actionable advice for OTHER users ("works great if you also
   pull <other-slug>"). Subject of the post is reader, not author.
@@ -47,12 +53,13 @@ Post a top-level comment on a package. Auth required.
 Replies, edits, status flips (open/resolved on a `report`), listing
 existing comments, and reading back your own comments are NOT yet exposed
-in the CLI. Direct the user to `https://kordis.store/p/<full_slug>` for
+in the CLI. Direct the user to `https://kordis.store/<full_slug>` for
 those interactions until verbs land.
 ## Star commands
 ### `kordis star <full_slug> [--json]`
 Mark a package as a favourite. Idempotent — re-running on an already-starred
 package returns the current count without a duplicate. Auth required. The
 response shape is the same whether the call newly starred or no-op'd; if the
@@ -60,6 +67,7 @@ user wants to verify a NEW star landed, compare `stars` from `kordis info
 <full_slug> --json` before and after.
 ### `kordis unstar <full_slug> [--json]`
 Remove your star. Idempotent — silent no-op when not previously starred.
 Auth required.
@@ -69,10 +77,12 @@ Stars feed `--sort stars` ordering on `kordis search` and contribute to the
 ## Steps
 ### 1. Inspect identity (when in doubt)
 `kordis whoami --json`. **Success criteria**: returns either a username +
 profile, or the anonymous-state error indicating not logged in.
 ### 2. Match command to user intent
 - "log me into Kordis" → `kordis login`. Tell the user a browser device-flow
   page will open; they must approve on their auth provider.
 - "log me out" → `kordis logout`.
@@ -83,6 +93,7 @@ profile, or the anonymous-state error indicating not logged in.
 - "unstar / unfavourite <slug>" → `kordis unstar <full_slug>`.
 ### 3. Authenticate before posting
 If a command returns `not_authenticated` (exit 10), run `kordis login` and
 retry. **Success criteria**: command exits 0; surface returned IDs / counts.
@@ -130,23 +141,28 @@ User: "unstar foo/bar"
 ## Profile & follow commands (0.8.0+)
 ### `kordis profile <username>`
 Anonymous-OK. Shows display name, bio, follower count, package count,
 total stars, total downloads, first/last published timestamps.
 ### `kordis list <username>` (extended)
 With no argument → your own packages (auth required, offset pagination).
 With a username → public packages of that user (anonymous-OK, cursor
 pagination via `--cursor`).
 ### `kordis stars <username>`
 Anonymous-OK. Lists packages this user has starred. Cursor-paginated.
 ### `kordis follow <username>` / `kordis unfollow <username>`
 Auth required. Idempotent (re-following is a no-op, no double-count).
 Self-follow is rejected with `usage_error`. Response carries the
 post-mutation `follower_count` so you don't need a separate GET.
 ### `kordis followers <username>` / `kordis following <username>`
 Anonymous-OK, cursor-paginated. Returns `PublicUser` rows.
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