agent-trellis 0.21.0 → 0.22.0

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- # .trellis/scope.yaml — exceptions only. Anything NOT listed here is
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- # shared with all managed agents — that's the default Trellis exists for.
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- # Only write an entry when a capability should NOT go everywhere.
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+ # .trellis/scope.yaml — every custom skill must register applicable agents.
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+ # Missing/invalid skill entries are PAUSED. [] explicitly pauses a skill.
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+ # Lists name known compatible agents; managing another agent does not expand
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+ # an existing skill's list. `skill scope <name> --all` records today's set.
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+ # Subagent profiles and memories retain their all-managed default.
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  #
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  # Why this lives in its own file instead of inside each SKILL.md/agent.md:
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  # Codex validates SKILL.md frontmatter against an allow-list of known keys
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  # instead of here — see schema/servers.example.yaml.
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  skills:
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+ shared-workflow: [claude-code, codex, kiro, pi]
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+ codex-workflow: [codex]
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+ pending-review: []
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  # This skill only makes sense for Claude Code's tool surface (e.g. it
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  # references the Task tool for subagent delegation, which the other
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  # three agents don't have an equivalent of).
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  claude-subagent-dispatch: [claude-code]
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+ # Keep publisher provenance separate from compatibility: a Claude-only or
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+ # Codex-only upstream skill still needs the matching list above. Portable
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+ # skills list every reviewed target. Never add a Trellis-only `agents`
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+ # field to upstream SKILL.md files.
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+ # Hermes skills are autonomous (curator/review/archive); Trellis does not
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+ # deliver, overwrite, link, or manage ~/.hermes/skills.
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  agents:
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  # Subagent profiles are implicitly Claude-Code-only today — Codex has no
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  # persistent subagent concept, Kiro/pi unconfirmed (see docs/research.md).
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  # delivered under the `KEY` segment (mx-env-secret-source). A
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  # reference gives this file value-free, machine-independent
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  # provenance; prefer it over relying on ambient process env.
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+ # - HTTP/SSE headers accept inline references, e.g.
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+ # Authorization: "Bearer ${mxenv://legacy/SERVICE_TOKEN}"
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+ # Use Trellis gateway/runtime delivery (or pi's bridge) for these:
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+ # values resolve in memory without depending on the launching shell.
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+ # Missing/invalid references fail explicitly. Native direct sync
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+ # refuses these references because native clients cannot resolve them.
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  # - Real values come from whatever already populates process env
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  # (a plain `.env`-style file, 1Password's `op run`, etc.) — Trellis
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  # does not store or transport secret values itself.