@triclaps/cli 0.0.5 → 0.0.7
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- package/adapters/hermes_claps_adapter.py +539 -186
- package/index.js +23793 -25443
- package/neo-cli.js +7734 -0
- package/package.json +6 -3
package/README.md
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- Use `claps-cli daemon status` to inspect the detached worker.
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- Use `claps-cli run --external-key ...` when you want foreground output for debugging.
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- Use `claps-cli sync-runtime` when you need to refresh managed runtime assets for a runtime.
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## Skill Catalog Note
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The worker-side skill design distinguishes:
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- usage category: `runtime` vs `workflow`
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- source bucket: `official`, `community`, `other`
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- featured placement: `Top skills` should be modeled as `featured`, not as a separate source bucket
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That means a skill can appear in the default list and be preinstalled without becoming a CLAPS official skill. The standing example in the design docs is `openai/skills/skill-creator`, which is intended to be treated as a featured community skill. See [`docs/AGENT_CAPABILITY_AND_SKILL_SPEC.md`](../../docs/AGENT_CAPABILITY_AND_SKILL_SPEC.md) for the full worker-facing design.
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For worker images, the intended packaging path is:
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- keep the canonical listing in `skills/manifest.json`
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- allow the canonical entry to stay metadata-only in the repo when it comes from an external source
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- preload the skill during Docker image build into the shared skill cache
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- let container startup reuse that local cache to wire the skill into the runtime home without a first-boot network fetch
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Today that external preload path is designed around public Git repositories such as GitHub plus a repo subpath. Arbitrary single-file public URLs are not part of the worker installer contract yet.
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