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os from \"os\";\nimport { unique } from \"remeda\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport {\n  EJECT_SOURCE,\n  MARKETPLACE_JSON,\n  PROJECT_ROOT,\n  SKILL_CATEGORIES_PATH,\n  SKILL_RULES_PATH,\n  SKILLS_DIR_PATH,\n  LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n} from \"../../consts\";\nimport { defaultCategories } from \"../configuration/default-categories\";\nimport { defaultStacks } from \"../configuration/default-stacks\";\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"../installation/is-home-directory\";\nimport { LOCAL_DEFAULTS, METADATA_KEYS } from \"../metadata-keys\";\nimport type {\n  AgentDefinition,\n  AgentName,\n  CategoryDefinition,\n  CategoryMap,\n  CategoryPath,\n  Domain,\n  ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n  MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  ResolvedSkill,\n  ResolvedStack,\n  SkillAssignment,\n  SkillConfig,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillRulesConfig,\n  SkillScope,\n  Stack,\n  Category,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { marketplaceManifestMissing, marketplaceManifestUnreadable } from \"../../utils/messages\";\nimport { isAgentName } from \"../../utils/type-guards\";\nimport { typedEntries, typedFromEntries, typedKeys, typedValues } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport {\n  isDefaultSource,\n  isLocalSource,\n  isPublicCatalogueCheckout,\n  loadGlobalSourceConfig,\n  loadSourceRepoConfig,\n  offersBuiltInStacks,\n  resolveSource,\n  type ResolvedConfig,\n  type SourceCaller,\n} from \"../configuration\";\nimport { discoverLocalSkills, type LocalSkillDiscoveryResult } from \"../skills\";\nimport {\n  checkMatrixHealth,\n  claimSlug,\n  extractAllSkills,\n  loadSkillCategories,\n  loadSkillRules,\n  mergeMatrixWithSkills,\n  relationshipsForSource,\n} from \"../matrix\";\nimport { loadAllAgents } from \"./loader\";\nimport { validateLoadedMarketplaceName } from \"../marketplace-generator\";\nimport {\n  fetchFromSource,\n  fetchMarketplace,\n  MarketplaceManifestAbsentError,\n  MarketplaceNameRefusedError,\n} from \"./source-fetcher\";\nimport { loadSkillsFromAllSources, marketplaceSource } from \"./multi-source-loader\";\nimport { loadStacks, resolveAgentConfigToSkills } from \"../stacks\";\nimport { initializeMatrix, matrix as currentMatrix } from \"../matrix/matrix-provider\";\nimport { BUILT_IN_MATRIX } from \"../../types/generated/matrix\";\n\n/**\n * What a load reads the marketplace for, which decides whether a marketplace other than the\n * default public catalogue without a valid manifest stops it (owner ruling 2026-10-02).\n *\n * - `\"fetch\"`: a command that takes from the marketplace — installs, edits, searches or ejects\n *   from it. Refused, naming the builds that write the manifest.\n * - `\"upkeep\"`: a load that only keeps an installation that already exists in step with a change\n *   made elsewhere — a global uninstall pruning the projects registered under it, a global change\n *   fanned out to them. Everything it touches is already installed, so it goes on: \"if I want to\n *   uninstall something, I don't care if it's broken, I just want it gone\".\n */\nexport type SourceLoadPurpose = \"fetch\" | \"upkeep\";\n\nexport type SourceLoadOptions = {\n  /** What the load is for — see {@link SourceLoadPurpose}. Defaults to `\"fetch\"`. */\n  purpose?: SourceLoadPurpose;\n  /**\n   * Whether this load may reach the init-time source rungs — see {@link SourceCaller}.\n   * Defaults to `\"stored\"`: the ambient environment can only be reached by a caller that\n   * names itself `init`, so no path arrives there by omission.\n   */\n  caller?: SourceCaller;\n  sourceFlag?: string;\n  projectDir?: string;\n  devMode?: boolean;\n  /** Skip loading skills from extra sources (multi-source). Only needed for wizard UI tagging. */\n  skipExtraSources?: boolean;\n  /**\n   * The caller only needs the matrix, not skill files on disk. For the default\n   * source this skips the `fetchFromSource` clone (the matrix is the pre-computed\n   * BUILT_IN_MATRIX anyway) so the load stays offline; `sourcePath` comes back\n   * empty. Sources that must be read from disk to build the matrix (local paths,\n   * custom remotes) are unaffected.\n   */\n  matrixOnly?: boolean;\n};\n\nexport type SourceLoadResult = {\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix;\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig;\n  sourcePath: string;\n  isLocal: boolean;\n  marketplace?: string;\n  /**\n   * The skills the loaded marketplace itself carries, which are the only ones `sourcePath` holds\n   * files for. The matrix holds more: local skills merged in from `.claude/skills`, and the global\n   * installation's plugin skills seated from the marketplace that installation was made from.\n   */\n  marketplaceSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId>;\n};\n\n/** A marketplace's catalogue as read, before anything on this machine joins its matrix. */\ntype CatalogueRead = Omit<SourceLoadResult, \"marketplaceSkillIds\">;\n\nexport async function loadSkillsMatrixFromSource(\n  options: SourceLoadOptions = {},\n): Promise<SourceLoadResult> {\n  const {\n    purpose = \"fetch\",\n    caller = \"stored\",\n    sourceFlag,\n    projectDir,\n    devMode = false,\n    matrixOnly = false,\n  } = options;\n\n  // ABORT on an unreadable config. Every skill this returns is resolved against the marketplace\n  // named here, so a run that got past this rung on a config it could not read would install from\n  // a marketplace nobody chose — which is the whole of what the refusal exists to stop.\n  const sourceConfig = await resolveSource({ caller, flag: sourceFlag, projectDir });\n  const { source } = sourceConfig;\n\n  verbose(`Loading skills from source: ${source}`);\n\n  const catalogue = await resolveBaseResult(sourceConfig, { purpose, devMode, matrixOnly });\n\n  const resolvedProjectDir = projectDir || process.cwd();\n\n  // Everything the marketplace itself carries, read before any local skill is merged on\n  // top: past this point a skill's provenance is no longer legible from the matrix, and\n  // an id the merge INTRODUCES is one nothing but the copy on disk backs.\n  const result: SourceLoadResult = {\n    ...catalogue,\n    marketplaceSkillIds: new Set(typedKeys<SkillId>(catalogue.matrix.skills)),\n  };\n\n  // Load global local skills first, then project local skills — project wins on conflict\n  const homeDir = os.homedir();\n  if (!isHomeDirectory(resolvedProjectDir)) {\n    result.matrix = await mergeDiscoveredLocalSkills(result.matrix, homeDir, \"global\");\n  }\n  result.matrix = await mergeDiscoveredLocalSkills(result.matrix, resolvedProjectDir, \"project\");\n  await seatGlobalInstallationSkills(result.matrix, source, purpose);\n\n  if (!options.skipExtraSources) {\n    await loadSkillsFromAllSources(\n      result.matrix,\n      sourceConfig,\n      resolvedProjectDir,\n      result.marketplace,\n      idsOutsideMarketplace(result.matrix, result.marketplaceSkillIds),\n    );\n  }\n\n  checkMatrixHealth(result.matrix);\n  initializeMatrix(result.matrix);\n\n  return result;\n}\n\n/**\n * Seats the global installation's plugin skills this catalogue does not carry, as the marketplace\n * that installation was made from describes them.\n *\n * A global installation from one marketplace under a project from another is a supported layout,\n * and every session in that project inherits the global entries — shown locked in the wizard,\n * compiled into the global sub-agents. An ejected global skill already reaches this matrix through\n * the global local-skill merge, from its copy under `~/.claude/skills`. A plugin leaves no such\n * copy: Claude's plugin cache holds the skill's SKILL.md and none of the catalogue's metadata. So a\n * load of the project's marketplace held no entry for it, and a project setup dropped it — the\n * wizard called it missing and listed it as removed, and the global sub-agent recompiled in the\n * same run lost the usage sentence its own catalogue states.\n *\n * The other marketplace is read only when the global installation names a skill this one lacks,\n * so a project on the global's own marketplace loads nothing more. A seated entry keeps none of\n * its relationships: they name skills of a catalogue this session does not offer, and the entry\n * is here to be shown and compiled, never picked against.\n */\nasync function seatGlobalInstallationSkills(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  loadedSource: string,\n  purpose: SourceLoadPurpose,\n): Promise<void> {\n  const uncarried = await globalPluginSkillsUncarried(matrix);\n  if (uncarried.length === 0) return;\n\n  const globalCatalogue = await loadGlobalInstallationCatalogue(loadedSource, purpose);\n  if (globalCatalogue === null) return;\n\n  for (const id of uncarried) seatFromCatalogue(matrix, globalCatalogue, id);\n}\n\n/**\n * The global installation's plugin skills this matrix holds no entry for.\n *\n * DEGRADE on an unreadable global config: every command that needs it readable has refused it\n * before loading, and `doctor` and `uninstall`, which run without it, must still run — so its\n * skills simply stay unseated, as they were before this pass existed.\n */\nasync function globalPluginSkillsUncarried(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): Promise<SkillId[]> {\n  try {\n    const globalConfig = await loadGlobalSourceConfig();\n    return (globalConfig?.skills ?? [])\n      .filter(isActivePlugin)\n      .filter((skill) => matrix.skills[skill.id] === undefined)\n      .map((skill) => skill.id);\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Global installation's skills not seated — ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return [];\n  }\n}\n\n/** An entry still configured, installed as a marketplace's plugin rather than ejected. */\nfunction isActivePlugin(skill: SkillConfig): boolean {\n  return !skill.excluded && skill.origin !== EJECT_SOURCE;\n}\n\n/**\n * The catalogue of the marketplace the global installation was made from, or null when that is\n * the one already loaded — whatever it lacks the global's own marketplace lacks too — or when it\n * cannot be loaded, which leaves the skills unseated rather than failing a project command over\n * another installation's marketplace.\n */\nasync function loadGlobalInstallationCatalogue(\n  loadedSource: string,\n  purpose: SourceLoadPurpose,\n): Promise<CatalogueRead | null> {\n  try {\n    const globalSourceConfig = await resolveSource({ caller: \"stored\", projectDir: os.homedir() });\n    if (globalSourceConfig.source === loadedSource) return null;\n    return await resolveBaseResult(globalSourceConfig, {\n      purpose,\n      devMode: false,\n      matrixOnly: true,\n    });\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Global installation's marketplace not loaded — ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n}\n\n/** One global skill, as its own catalogue holds it, carried under its own marketplace's name. */\nfunction seatFromCatalogue(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  catalogue: CatalogueRead,\n  id: SkillId,\n): void {\n  const skill = catalogue.matrix.skills[id];\n  // Withdrawn from its own marketplace too, so absent is the truth and the session says so.\n  if (!skill) return;\n\n  matrix.skills[id] = asSeatedGlobalSkill(skill, catalogue);\n  claimSlug(matrix.slugMap, skill.slug, id);\n  carryCategory(matrix, catalogue.matrix, skill.category);\n}\n\n/** The entry as a session here shows and compiles it: none of its relationships, its own name. */\nfunction asSeatedGlobalSkill(skill: ResolvedSkill, catalogue: CatalogueRead): ResolvedSkill {\n  return {\n    ...skill,\n    conflictsWith: [],\n    requires: [],\n    alternatives: [],\n    discourages: [],\n    availableSources: [marketplaceSource(catalogue.sourceConfig, catalogue.marketplace)],\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * A category the matrix does not define arrives with the skill placed in it, or the wizard has no\n * screen to place that skill on. `local` is never defined, as {@link ensureCategoryDefined} says.\n */\nfunction carryCategory(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  from: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  categoryId: CategoryPath,\n): void {\n  if (categoryId === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY || matrix.categories[categoryId]) return;\n  const category = from.categories[categoryId];\n  if (category) matrix.categories[categoryId] = category;\n}\n\n/**\n * Skills the merged matrix holds that the marketplace never offered — the local merge's own\n * additions, and the global installation's skills seated from its own marketplace. This\n * marketplace can install none of them, so they are the ids the tagging pass must leave its\n * entry off.\n */\nfunction idsOutsideMarketplace(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  marketplaceSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId>,\n): ReadonlySet<SkillId> {\n  return new Set(typedKeys<SkillId>(matrix.skills).filter((id) => !marketplaceSkillIds.has(id)));\n}\n\n/**\n * The shipped catalogue, in a copy this load may write into. Every collection the\n * local-skill merge writes to is copied: `BUILT_IN_MATRIX` is a module constant,\n * so a shared reference would leave one project's local skill in the catalogue\n * every later load reads.\n */\nfunction copyOfBuiltInMatrix(): MergedSkillsMatrix {\n  return {\n    ...BUILT_IN_MATRIX,\n    skills: { ...BUILT_IN_MATRIX.skills },\n    categories: { ...BUILT_IN_MATRIX.categories },\n    suggestedStacks: [...BUILT_IN_MATRIX.suggestedStacks],\n    slugMap: {\n      slugToId: { ...BUILT_IN_MATRIX.slugMap.slugToId },\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/** What {@link resolveBaseResult} needs of the caller's options, with their defaults applied. */\ntype BaseLoadOptions = Required<Pick<SourceLoadOptions, \"purpose\" | \"devMode\" | \"matrixOnly\">>;\n\n/**\n * Resolves the base matrix for the configured source: the pre-computed\n * BUILT_IN_MATRIX for the default source, otherwise a local or remote load.\n */\nasync function resolveBaseResult(\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  { purpose, devMode, matrixOnly }: BaseLoadOptions,\n): Promise<CatalogueRead> {\n  refuseReservedRecordedName(sourceConfig);\n  const { source } = sourceConfig;\n  if (isDefaultSource(source) && !devMode) {\n    // Default source: use pre-computed BUILT_IN_MATRIX instead of loading from disk.\n    // Still resolve sourcePath via fetchFromSource so skill files can be read\n    // (e.g. for eject-mode copy) — unless the caller declared matrixOnly, in\n    // which case the fetch (a network clone on a cold cache) is skipped entirely.\n    // The fetch is cached, so no network call if the clone already exists.\n    const sourcePath = matrixOnly ? \"\" : (await fetchFromSource(source)).path;\n    return {\n      matrix: copyOfBuiltInMatrix(),\n      sourceConfig,\n      sourcePath,\n      isLocal: false,\n      ...(sourceConfig.marketplace !== undefined && { marketplace: sourceConfig.marketplace }),\n    };\n  }\n\n  const isLocal = isLocalSource(source) || devMode;\n  return isLocal\n    ? loadFromLocal(source, sourceConfig, purpose)\n    : loadFromRemote(source, sourceConfig, purpose);\n}\n\n/**\n * The way out of a reserved name an installation recorded. The manifest is not where it came from,\n * so renaming the marketplace is no way out: the file to correct is the config that recorded it.\n */\nfunction recordedNameWayOut(configPath: string): string {\n  return `set this installation up again, or correct the marketplaceName it recorded in '${configPath}'`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a load labelled by a reserved name the installation's config recorded, as a manifest\n * carrying it is refused. The recorded name outranks the manifest's — so an install made before\n * the name was reserved, or a config edited by hand, would otherwise carry it past the manifest's\n * check, and every plugin installed under `eject` would be recorded as an ejected copy.\n */\nfunction refuseReservedRecordedName({ marketplace, marketplaceRecordedIn }: ResolvedConfig): void {\n  if (marketplace === undefined) return;\n  const reservedName = validateLoadedMarketplaceName(\n    marketplace,\n    recordedNameWayOut(marketplaceRecordedIn),\n  );\n  if (reservedName) throw new MarketplaceNameRefusedError(reservedName);\n}\n\ntype MarketplaceLabels = Pick<SourceLoadResult, \"marketplace\">;\n\n/**\n * Which state a marketplace's manifest is in, as far as naming the marketplace goes.\n *\n * Four states rather than two because the failures are not one event, even where they end\n * the same way. A marketplace with no manifest has not been built; one whose manifest is\n * there and unreadable was built, or edited, into a file the reader rejects, and its\n * refusal has to carry the reader's reason — collapsing the two reported every schema\n * violation in that file as an absent file, and a reader who checked found it exactly\n * where the message said it was not. A manifest naming the marketplace something Claude\n * Code registers no plugin under is refused under a type of its own. `doctor`'s\n * `ConfigState` splits its own the same way and for the same reason.\n */\ntype ManifestState =\n  | { kind: \"absent\" }\n  | { kind: \"refused\"; reason: string }\n  | { kind: \"unreadable\"; reason: string }\n  | { kind: \"named\"; name: string };\n\n/**\n * {@link ManifestState} for one marketplace. Which failure it was is read off the throw's\n * TYPE rather than its text: `fetchMarketplace` is the only thing that can tell a file it\n * never found from one it found and refused, and a refused NAME from every other refusal,\n * so it says which and nothing here matches on a sentence.\n */\nasync function readManifestState(source: string): Promise<ManifestState> {\n  try {\n    const { marketplace } = await fetchMarketplace(source);\n    return { kind: \"named\", name: marketplace.name };\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (error instanceof MarketplaceManifestAbsentError) return { kind: \"absent\" };\n    if (error instanceof MarketplaceNameRefusedError) {\n      return { kind: \"refused\", reason: getErrorMessage(error) };\n    }\n    return { kind: \"unreadable\", reason: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Thrown when a marketplace other than the default public catalogue publishes no valid\n * `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`: it has none, or one that does not parse, or one the\n * schema refuses.\n *\n * A type rather than a sentence for the reason the fetcher's own manifest errors are types:\n * `doctor` files this finding against the manifest at a severity that turns on who is\n * reading — the author of an unbuilt repository is one build from the fix, and a consumer\n * cannot load the marketplace at all — so it has to be told apart from a load that merely\n * failed without matching on the message.\n */\nexport class MarketplaceManifestRequiredError extends Error {}\n\n/** A manifest this load could not name the marketplace from. */\ntype ManifestUnusable = Extract<ManifestState, { kind: \"absent\" | \"unreadable\" }>;\n\n/**\n * Resolves the marketplace name from the source's `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`.\n * A `marketplace` already recorded in the project config wins.\n *\n * Every state but `named` ABORTS a `\"fetch\"` of a marketplace other than the default public\n * catalogue (owner ruling, 2026-10-02: \"Why not just make it a requirement?\"). Carrying on past\n * an absent or unreadable manifest labelled every skill `agents-inc` and left the only failure\n * to a Plugin install, after Confirm. A manifest naming the marketplace something Claude\n * Code registers no plugin under keeps its own type, because nothing in that marketplace is\n * installable whoever reads it.\n */\nasync function resolveMarketplaceLabels(\n  manifestRoot: string,\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  purpose: SourceLoadPurpose,\n): Promise<MarketplaceLabels> {\n  const state = await readManifestState(manifestRoot);\n\n  switch (state.kind) {\n    case \"named\": {\n      const marketplace = sourceConfig.marketplace ?? state.name;\n      verbose(`Using marketplace name from ${MARKETPLACE_JSON}: ${marketplace}`);\n      return { marketplace };\n    }\n    case \"refused\":\n      throw new MarketplaceNameRefusedError(state.reason);\n    case \"absent\":\n    case \"unreadable\":\n      return labelWithoutManifest(state, sourceConfig, purpose);\n    default: {\n      const exhaustive: never = state;\n      return exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * A load that may go on without a usable manifest keeps the label its config recorded. Every\n * other load is refused, naming what is wrong with the file and the builds that write it.\n */\nfunction labelWithoutManifest(\n  state: ManifestUnusable,\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  purpose: SourceLoadPurpose,\n): MarketplaceLabels {\n  const { source } = sourceConfig;\n  if (goesOnWithoutManifest(source, purpose)) {\n    verbose(`'${source}' has no usable ${MARKETPLACE_JSON}; keeping the label its config recorded`);\n    return configuredLabel(sourceConfig);\n  }\n\n  throw new MarketplaceManifestRequiredError(\n    state.kind === \"absent\"\n      ? marketplaceManifestMissing(source)\n      : marketplaceManifestUnreadable(source, state.reason),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The two loads a missing or unreadable manifest does not stop: any load of the default public\n * catalogue, whose name is the CLI's own and which dev mode reads from `PROJECT_ROOT`, which ships\n * none; and an `\"upkeep\"` load, which touches nothing that is not already installed.\n */\nfunction goesOnWithoutManifest(source: string, purpose: SourceLoadPurpose): boolean {\n  return isDefaultSource(source) || purpose === \"upkeep\";\n}\n\n/** The label a config already recorded, which outlives a manifest this load could not name. */\nfunction configuredLabel(sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig): MarketplaceLabels {\n  return sourceConfig.marketplace === undefined ? {} : { marketplace: sourceConfig.marketplace };\n}\n\n/** Merges any discovered local skills for `dir` into the matrix, logging the find. */\nasync function mergeDiscoveredLocalSkills(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  dir: string,\n  label: SkillScope,\n): Promise<MergedSkillsMatrix> {\n  const discovered = await discoverLocalSkills(dir);\n  if (!discovered || discovered.skills.length === 0) return matrix;\n  verbose(\n    `Found ${discovered.skills.length} ${label} local skill(s) in ${discovered.localSkillsPath}`,\n  );\n  return mergeLocalSkillsIntoMatrix(matrix, discovered);\n}\n\nasync function loadFromLocal(\n  source: string,\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  purpose: SourceLoadPurpose,\n): Promise<CatalogueRead> {\n  // Resolved through `fetchFromSource` — the same call `loadFromRemote` makes — rather\n  // than joined here, so a path the user named and the CLI cannot read is REFUSED with\n  // the loader's own message. Reading it directly returned an empty matrix instead, and\n  // `init`/`edit` went on to mount a wizard over nothing the user asked for.\n  const skillsPath = isLocalSource(source) ? (await fetchFromSource(source)).path : PROJECT_ROOT;\n\n  verbose(`Loading skills from local path: ${skillsPath}`);\n\n  const mergedMatrix = await loadAndMergeFromBasePath(skillsPath, source);\n  const labels = await resolveMarketplaceLabels(skillsPath, sourceConfig, purpose);\n\n  return {\n    matrix: mergedMatrix,\n    sourceConfig,\n    sourcePath: skillsPath,\n    isLocal: true,\n    ...labels,\n  };\n}\n\nasync function loadFromRemote(\n  source: string,\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  purpose: SourceLoadPurpose,\n): Promise<CatalogueRead> {\n  verbose(`Fetching skills from remote source: ${source}`);\n\n  const fetchResult = await fetchFromSource(source);\n\n  verbose(`Fetched to: ${fetchResult.path}`);\n\n  const mergedMatrix = await loadAndMergeFromBasePath(fetchResult.path, source);\n  const labels = await resolveMarketplaceLabels(source, sourceConfig, purpose);\n\n  return {\n    matrix: mergedMatrix,\n    sourceConfig,\n    sourcePath: fetchResult.path,\n    isLocal: false,\n    ...labels,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The matrix a marketplace on disk describes — its own skills, its own\n * categories and stacks, and the built-in relationship rules narrowed to the\n * slugs it actually ships.\n *\n * This is the load an AUTHOR's command makes, and it is deliberately not\n * {@link loadSkillsMatrixFromSource}: that one merges the invoking machine's\n * `~/.claude/skills` and the project's own into the result, which is right for\n * an install and wrong for anything published — a catalogue carrying the\n * author's private skills offers consumers skills that exist on one machine.\n * The local merge lives one layer up, in the install path alone.\n *\n * A marketplace's base path is also the only word anything has for WHICH\n * marketplace it is, so it stands as the source string too.\n */\nexport async function loadMarketplaceMatrix(marketplaceDir: string): Promise<MergedSkillsMatrix> {\n  const matrix = await loadAndMergeFromBasePath(marketplaceDir, marketplaceDir);\n  return { ...matrix, categories: categoriesTheseSkillsAreIn(matrix) };\n}\n\n/**\n * The categories a marketplace's own skills are in, and nothing else.\n *\n * {@link loadAndMergeFromBasePath} merges the built-in taxonomy underneath the\n * marketplace's own, so a skill sitting in a built-in category resolves to that\n * category's real definition rather than the humanized stand-in\n * `synthesizeCategory` writes. Right for the merge and wrong for the artefact: a\n * published catalogue cannot claim categories the marketplace ships nothing in,\n * and 102 of them arrived that way — beside a `skills` and a `suggestedStacks`\n * that were the marketplace's own.\n *\n * Membership is read off the SKILLS rather than off the marketplace's own\n * `skill-categories.ts`, because the two disagree in both directions: a skill may\n * sit in a category its author never declared, and a declared category may hold\n * nothing. Narrowing by what is declared would leave a consumer holding a skill\n * whose category the catalogue does not define, which is this bug with the sides\n * swapped.\n */\nfunction categoriesTheseSkillsAreIn(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): CategoryMap {\n  const occupied = new Set<CategoryPath>(typedValues(matrix.skills).map((skill) => skill.category));\n\n  return typedFromEntries(\n    typedEntries<Category, CategoryDefinition>(matrix.categories).filter(([id]) =>\n      occupied.has(id),\n    ),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Builds the matrix for a source read from disk, from the files under\n * `basePath`. `source` is the source string that base path stands for — the\n * loader's only word for WHICH marketplace it is reading, and one of the two\n * things {@link resolveOfferedStacks} decides the built-in catalogue's fate on.\n */\nasync function loadAndMergeFromBasePath(\n  basePath: string,\n  source: string,\n): Promise<MergedSkillsMatrix> {\n  // ABORT on an unreadable config. This file is where a marketplace declares which directories\n  // its skills and stacks live in, so falling back to the defaults would walk a tree the\n  // marketplace says is somewhere else and report the catalogue as empty.\n  const sourceProjectConfig = await loadSourceRepoConfig(basePath);\n\n  const skillsDirRelPath = sourceProjectConfig?.skillsDir ?? SKILLS_DIR_PATH;\n  const stacksRelFile = sourceProjectConfig?.stacksFile;\n\n  const { categories, sourceRules } = await loadSourceTaxonomy(basePath);\n\n  const skillsDir = path.join(basePath, skillsDirRelPath);\n  verbose(`Skills from source: ${skillsDir}`);\n\n  const skills = await extractAllSkills(skillsDir);\n  await refuseCatalogueCollisions(basePath, source, skills);\n\n  const relationships = relationshipsForSource(skills, sourceRules);\n  const mergedMatrix = mergeMatrixWithSkills(categories, relationships, skills);\n  initializeMatrix(mergedMatrix);\n\n  // Assigned unconditionally: a source offering no stacks is a matrix carrying\n  // none, which is the whole of what the wizard needs to skip the stack step.\n  const stacks = await resolveOfferedStacks(basePath, stacksRelFile, source);\n  mergedMatrix.suggestedStacks = stacks.map((stack) => convertStackToResolvedStack(stack));\n\n  const agentDefinedDomains = domainsDeclaredBy(await loadAllAgents(basePath));\n  const domainCount = typedKeys(agentDefinedDomains).length;\n  if (domainCount > 0) {\n    mergedMatrix.agentDefinedDomains = agentDefinedDomains;\n    verbose(`Loaded ${domainCount} agent domain definition(s)`);\n  }\n\n  return mergedMatrix;\n}\n\n/** What a source declares about its skills' taxonomy, beside the CLI's own. */\ntype SourceTaxonomy = {\n  /** The CLI's built-in categories, with the source's own layered over them where it has any. */\n  categories: CategoryMap;\n  /** The source's own relationship rules, for {@link relationshipsForSource} to merge. */\n  sourceRules: SkillRulesConfig | undefined;\n};\n\n/**\n * Reads a source's categories file and rules file, either of which it may leave out. Its\n * categories are layered over the CLI's built-in ones; its rules come back as they are, and\n * undefined when it ships none.\n */\nasync function loadSourceTaxonomy(basePath: string): Promise<SourceTaxonomy> {\n  const sourceCategoriesPath = path.join(basePath, SKILL_CATEGORIES_PATH);\n  const sourceRulesPath = path.join(basePath, SKILL_RULES_PATH);\n  const hasSourceCategories = await fileExists(sourceCategoriesPath);\n  const hasSourceRules = await fileExists(sourceRulesPath);\n\n  const sourceCategories = hasSourceCategories\n    ? await loadSkillCategories(sourceCategoriesPath)\n    : undefined;\n  if (sourceCategories) {\n    verbose(\n      `Loaded source categories: ${sourceCategoriesPath} (${typedKeys(sourceCategories).length} categories)`,\n    );\n  }\n  const categories: CategoryMap = sourceCategories\n    ? { ...defaultCategories, ...sourceCategories }\n    : defaultCategories;\n\n  const sourceRules = hasSourceRules ? await loadSkillRules(sourceRulesPath) : undefined;\n  if (sourceRules) {\n    verbose(`Loaded source rules: ${sourceRulesPath}`);\n  }\n\n  if (hasSourceCategories || hasSourceRules) {\n    verbose(`Matrix merged: CLI (${typedKeys(defaultCategories).length} categories) + source`);\n  } else {\n    verbose(`Matrix from CLI only (source has no categories/rules files)`);\n  }\n\n  return { categories, sourceRules };\n}\n\n/** The domain each agent's own metadata.yaml declares, for the agents that declare one. */\nfunction domainsDeclaredBy(\n  agents: Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>,\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, Domain>> {\n  return typedFromEntries(\n    typedEntries<AgentName, AgentDefinition>(agents).flatMap(([agentId, agentDef]) =>\n      agentDef.domain ? [[agentId, agentDef.domain] as const] : [],\n    ),\n  );\n}\n\n/** Every skill id the shipped catalogue owns — the ids no other marketplace may take. */\nconst CATALOGUE_SKILL_IDS: ReadonlySet<SkillId> = new Set(typedKeys(BUILT_IN_MATRIX.skills));\n\n/** How many colliding ids a refusal lists before summarising the rest. */\nconst MAX_REPORTED_COLLISIONS = 10;\n\n/**\n * Refuses a marketplace shipping skill ids the public catalogue already owns.\n *\n * A skill id is the directory the skill installs into, and Claude reads\n * `~/.claude` and `./.claude` together, so two marketplaces naming one id means\n * one silently shadows the other. `build marketplace` refuses those ids at author\n * time; this is what catches a marketplace that skipped that build, was\n * hand-edited, or is lying — nothing a source ships is unforgeable, so the\n * consumer's own load has to ask the question again.\n *\n * The SOURCE is refused, not the colliding skills: dropping them would hand the\n * user a marketplace quietly missing the skills they chose it for, leave the\n * catalogue's own copies standing in under those ids, and tell the author\n * nothing. One loud refusal naming the fix beats a partial load that hides it.\n */\nasync function refuseCatalogueCollisions(\n  basePath: string,\n  source: string,\n  skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[],\n): Promise<void> {\n  const collidingIds = skills.map((skill) => skill.id).filter((id) => CATALOGUE_SKILL_IDS.has(id));\n  if (collidingIds.length === 0) return;\n  if (await isPublicCatalogueCheckout(basePath)) return;\n\n  throw new Error(catalogueCollisionError(collidingIds, source));\n}\n\nfunction catalogueCollisionError(collidingIds: SkillId[], source: string): string {\n  const listed = collidingIds.slice(0, MAX_REPORTED_COLLISIONS).map((id) => `  ${id}`);\n  const unlisted = collidingIds.length - listed.length;\n\n  return [\n    `Marketplace '${source}' ships ${collidingIds.length} skill id(s) the public catalogue ` +\n      `already owns:`,\n    ...listed,\n    ...(unlisted > 0 ? [`  ... and ${unlisted} more`] : []),\n    `A skill id is the directory the skill installs into, so these would shadow the public ` +\n      `catalogue's own skills. Every id must carry its marketplace's name as a namespace — ` +\n      `'<marketplace>-<id>'. Rename each skill and the 'name' in its SKILL.md, then re-run ` +\n      `'build marketplace', which refuses the same ids before they are published.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The stacks a source offers the wizard: the ones it ships, or — for the public\n * catalogue alone — the CLI's built-in catalogue standing in when it ships none.\n *\n * A custom marketplace gets no such stand-in. Handing it one meant offering a\n * catalogue of stacks written against a different catalogue of skills, under a\n * name the user never asked for, with most of each stack silently dropped for\n * naming ids the chosen source does not carry. A marketplace ships its own\n * stacks or offers none, and none means a wizard with no stack step rather than\n * one showing somebody else's list.\n */\nasync function resolveOfferedStacks(\n  basePath: string,\n  stacksFile: string | undefined,\n  source: string,\n): Promise<Stack[]> {\n  const sourceStacks = await loadStacks(basePath, stacksFile);\n  if (sourceStacks.length > 0) {\n    verbose(`Offering the ${sourceStacks.length} stacks the source ships`);\n    return sourceStacks;\n  }\n\n  if (await offersBuiltInStacks(basePath, source)) {\n    verbose(\n      `The public catalogue ships no stacks — offering the ${defaultStacks.length} built-in stacks`,\n    );\n    return defaultStacks;\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Marketplace '${source}' ships no stacks, and gets no built-in stand-in — offering none`);\n  return [];\n}\n\n/**\n * A stack's sub-agents split by whether the CLI declares one.\n *\n * The keys are read as the STRINGS a stack file spells: `typedKeys` types them `AgentName` because\n * `Stack[\"agents\"]` is keyed by it, but they arrive from a marketplace's own `config/stacks.ts` and\n * nothing between that file and here narrows them — so the membership test below is a real\n * question rather than a formality, and the widening is what lets it be asked.\n *\n * Narrowed with `isAgentName` and deliberately NOT cast. Only the CLI's own `src/agents/` declares\n * a sub-agent a compile pass can honour — that directory is the whole of the roster (owner ruling\n * 2026-08-21) and is what `AGENT_NAMES` is generated from — so this is the union's own membership\n * test rather than a second list to keep in step.\n */\nfunction declaredAgentsIn(stack: Stack): { declared: AgentName[]; undeclared: string[] } {\n  const named: string[] = typedKeys<AgentName>(stack.agents);\n  return {\n    declared: named.filter(isAgentName),\n    undeclared: named.filter((name) => !isAgentName(name)),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * What a stack naming a sub-agent the CLI does not ship is told to the user.\n *\n * The stack is DROPPED FROM rather than refused, and that posture is deliberate. A stack is a\n * suggestion the wizard offers, not an install contract, so refusing it would take every\n * sub-agent in it — the valid ones included — over one typo in a marketplace the user may not\n * own. It is also the posture the rest of this conversion already takes: `resolveStackAgentSkills`\n * drops a skill id the matrix does not carry, and one function answering the same question two\n * ways is worse than either answer. Contrast `refuseCatalogueCollisions` above, which refuses\n * the whole source because a colliding id is UNSAFE — two marketplaces silently shadowing each\n * other on disk — where an undeclared sub-agent is merely uncompilable.\n *\n * What the drop must not be is SILENT, which is what it was: the wizard narrowed these names\n * out of its own grid and told nobody. `warn()` is buffered during a source load and painted as\n * the wizard's startup band, so this reaches the user rather than a stderr the first repaint\n * scrolls away. The stack is named because a marketplace ships many, and the sub-agents are\n * named rather than counted because only the name says what to fix.\n */\nfunction undeclaredAgentsWarning(stack: Stack, undeclared: readonly string[]): string {\n  const named = undeclared.map((name) => `'${name}'`).join(\", \");\n  return (\n    `Stack '${stack.id}' names ${undeclared.length} sub-agent(s) this CLI does not define: ` +\n    `${named}. Left out of the stack — a sub-agent must be one the CLI ships.`\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * What a stack naming a skill the catalogue does not carry is told to the user.\n *\n * The skill counterpart of {@link undeclaredAgentsWarning}, and it exists for the same reason: a\n * marketplace's `config/stacks.ts` is authored by hand against a catalogue that moves, so a stack\n * outliving one of its own skills is an ordinary authoring mistake rather than a corrupt file.\n */\nfunction withdrawnSkillsWarning(stack: Stack, withdrawn: readonly string[]): string {\n  const named = withdrawn.map((id) => `'${id}'`).join(\", \");\n  return (\n    `Stack '${stack.id}' names ${withdrawn.length} skill(s) this marketplace's catalogue does ` +\n    `not carry: ${named}. Left out of the stack — selecting it would install nothing.`\n  );\n}\n\n// Stack values are already skill IDs — no alias resolution needed\nexport function convertStackToResolvedStack(stack: Stack): ResolvedStack {\n  const { declared, undeclared } = declaredAgentsIn(stack);\n  if (undeclared.length > 0) warn(undeclaredAgentsWarning(stack, undeclared));\n\n  const agentConfigs = declared.flatMap((agentId) => {\n    const agentConfig = stack.agents[agentId];\n    return agentConfig ? [{ agentId, agentConfig }] : [];\n  });\n\n  const skills = typedFromEntries(\n    agentConfigs.map(\n      ({ agentId, agentConfig }) => [agentId, resolveStackAgentSkills(agentConfig)] as const,\n    ),\n  );\n\n  // First-seen order across agents, matching the historical seen-Set accumulation — and filtered\n  // against the matrix by the SAME question `resolveStackAgentSkills` asks above. The two used to\n  // disagree: the per-category map kept only ids the catalogue carried while this list kept every\n  // id the file named, and this is the one that reaches a user. `wizard.tsx` returns it verbatim\n  // as the selection when a stack is picked, and the editor's read-model counts and lists it — so\n  // a stack outliving one of its own skills selected an id nothing could resolve, and the mismatch\n  // surfaced only once somebody picked that stack.\n  const named = unique(\n    agentConfigs.flatMap(({ agentConfig }) =>\n      resolveAgentConfigToSkills(agentConfig).map((ref) => ref.id),\n    ),\n  );\n  const allSkillIds = named.filter((id) => id in currentMatrix.skills);\n  const withdrawn = named.filter((id) => !(id in currentMatrix.skills));\n  if (withdrawn.length > 0) warn(withdrawnSkillsWarning(stack, withdrawn));\n\n  verbose(\n    `Stack '${stack.id}' has ${allSkillIds.length} skills from ${agentConfigs.length} agents`,\n  );\n\n  return {\n    id: stack.id,\n    name: stack.name,\n    description: stack.description,\n    skills,\n    allSkillIds,\n    philosophy: stack.philosophy || \"\",\n  };\n}\n\n/** Per-category skill ids for one stack agent, keeping only ids present in the current matrix. */\nfunction resolveStackAgentSkills(\n  agentConfig: Partial<Record<Category, SkillAssignment[]>>,\n): Partial<Record<Category, SkillId[]>> {\n  const byCategory = typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentConfig)\n    .map(([category, assignments]) => ({\n      category,\n      // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n      validIds: (assignments ?? []).filter((a) => a.id in currentMatrix.skills).map((a) => a.id),\n    }))\n    .filter(({ validIds }) => validIds.length > 0);\n  return typedFromEntries(\n    byCategory.map(({ category, validIds }) => [category, validIds] as const),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this matrix carries a definition for the category. `local` never is\n * one — it is the trapdoor a skill wears when it belongs to no category at all.\n */\nfunction declaresCategory(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix, category: CategoryPath): boolean {\n  return category !== LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY && matrix.categories[category] !== undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Why a custom skill was dropped, and which file places it.\n *\n * The categories on offer are deliberately not listed: they are the whole\n * catalogue's, and a refusal that prints a hundred names is one nobody reads.\n * Whatever the user picked the category in renders them already.\n */\nfunction undeclaredCategoryRefusal(\n  metadata: ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n  category: CategoryPath,\n): string {\n  const metadataPath = path.join(metadata.path, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n  return (\n    `Skipping local skill '${metadata.id}': ${METADATA_KEYS.CATEGORY} '${category}' is not one this ` +\n    `installation declares, so the skill belongs in no grid tab and can be given to no sub-agent. ` +\n    `Set ${METADATA_KEYS.CATEGORY} in ${metadataPath} to a category that already exists — a skill ` +\n    `is placed in the taxonomy, it does not extend it.`\n  );\n}\n\nexport function mergeLocalSkillsIntoMatrix(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  localResult: LocalSkillDiscoveryResult,\n): MergedSkillsMatrix {\n  for (const metadata of localResult.skills) {\n    const existingSkill = matrix.skills[metadata.id];\n\n    // If overwriting an existing remote skill, inherit its category unconditionally.\n    // Otherwise, use whatever the local skill declared in its metadata.yaml.\n    const category = existingSkill?.category ?? metadata.category;\n\n    // A custom skill is PLACED in the taxonomy — its category is picked from the\n    // ones that exist, never invented — so one naming a category nothing declares\n    // means no pick happened. Synthesizing a definition for it is what let a\n    // fabricated category read as a real placement while the skill sat in a tab\n    // nothing draws. Local skills that claim no `custom` flag keep the old\n    // behaviour below; narrowing that is matrix hygiene, not this rule.\n    if (metadata.custom === true && !declaresCategory(matrix, category)) {\n      warn(undeclaredCategoryRefusal(metadata, category));\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    const resolvedSkill = toLocalResolvedSkill(metadata, existingSkill, category);\n    matrix.skills[metadata.id] = resolvedSkill;\n\n    // Completes the map over the matrix this merge is building: the skill went\n    // into `matrix.skills` and the slug map stayed as the source left it, so every\n    // slug a user had written themselves resolved to nothing.\n    claimSlug(matrix.slugMap, resolvedSkill.slug, metadata.id);\n\n    ensureCategoryDefined(matrix, category, metadata.domain);\n\n    verbose(`Added local skill: ${metadata.id} (category: ${category})`);\n  }\n\n  return matrix;\n}\n\n/**\n * A local skill as the matrix holds it. One that overrides a skill the source already carries\n * inherits that skill's slug, display name and relationships; one new to the matrix takes its\n * slug and display name from its own metadata and relates to nothing. The category arrives\n * already resolved, because the caller needs it first to refuse a custom skill placed nowhere.\n */\nfunction toLocalResolvedSkill(\n  metadata: ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n  existingSkill: ResolvedSkill | undefined,\n  category: CategoryPath,\n): ResolvedSkill {\n  return {\n    id: metadata.id,\n    slug: existingSkill?.slug ?? metadata.slug,\n    displayName: existingSkill?.displayName ?? metadata.displayName,\n    description: metadata.description,\n    ...(metadata.activationDescription !== undefined && {\n      activationDescription: metadata.activationDescription,\n    }),\n    ...(metadata.usageGuidance !== undefined && { usageGuidance: metadata.usageGuidance }),\n\n    category,\n\n    author: LOCAL_DEFAULTS.AUTHOR,\n\n    conflictsWith: existingSkill?.conflictsWith ?? [],\n    requires: existingSkill?.requires ?? [],\n    alternatives: existingSkill?.alternatives ?? [],\n    discourages: existingSkill?.discourages ?? [],\n\n    path: metadata.path,\n\n    local: true,\n    ...(metadata.localPath !== undefined && { localPath: metadata.localPath }),\n    ...(metadata.custom !== undefined && { custom: metadata.custom }),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Gives a local skill's category a definition in the matrix when it has none, so config-types\n * generation can discover its domain and category. Unlike the custom-skill refusal above, this\n * never judges the category: a non-custom local skill may name one nothing declares, and gets a\n * synthesized definition here.\n */\nfunction ensureCategoryDefined(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  category: CategoryPath,\n  domain: Domain,\n): void {\n  // `local` is a pseudo-category, not a real Category union member, so it is never defined.\n  if (category === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) return;\n  if (matrix.categories[category]) return;\n\n  matrix.categories[category] = {\n    id: category,\n    displayName: category,\n    description: `Local skill category`,\n    domain,\n    exclusive: false,\n    order: 0,\n  };\n  verbose(`Added local category: ${category} (domain: ${domain})`);\n}\n","import fs from \"fs\";\nimport os from \"os\";\n\n/**\n * True when `dir` is the user's home directory — the global installation root.\n *\n * Symlink-safe: compares via `fs.realpathSync` so a symlinked $HOME (common on\n * macOS) still matches. Falls back to a plain string compare when either path\n * cannot be resolved (e.g. does not exist yet). Calls `os.homedir()` at runtime,\n * as every home-dir reader in the codebase now does, so it agrees with test\n * home-dir mocks.\n */\nexport function isHomeDirectory(dir: string): boolean {\n  try {\n    return fs.realpathSync(dir) === fs.realpathSync(os.homedir());\n  } catch {\n    return dir === os.homedir();\n  }\n}\n","import { STANDARD_FILES, STANDARD_DIRS } from \"../consts\";\n\n/**\n * YAML field names used in skill metadata.yaml files.\n * Centralized to avoid string duplication across loaders and compilers.\n */\nexport const METADATA_KEYS = {\n  DISPLAY_NAME: \"displayName\",\n  CLI_DESCRIPTION: \"cliDescription\",\n  CATEGORY: \"category\",\n  FORKED_FROM: \"forkedFrom\",\n  CONTENT_HASH: \"contentHash\",\n  USAGE_GUIDANCE: \"usageGuidance\",\n  CUSTOM: \"custom\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * What a skill discovered on disk is attributed to.\n *\n * Forced rather than defaulted: the merge writes it over whatever the file says,\n * because a local skill answers to the machine it sits on and not to a handle.\n *\n * It used to have a `CATEGORY` and a `DOMAIN` beside it — `dummy-category` and\n * `dummy`, a taxonomy in no union, placing a skill in a tab nothing draws and a\n * stack no sub-agent reads. They were scaffold placeholders for `new skill` and\n * `import skill`, and both commands were deleted; nothing has read either since.\n */\nexport const LOCAL_DEFAULTS = {\n  AUTHOR: \"@dummy-author\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * Files included when computing a skill's content hash.\n * Shared by versioning.ts (for plugin version bumps) and\n * skill-plugin-compiler.ts (for plugin compilation).\n */\nexport const SKILL_CONTENT_FILES = [STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD, STANDARD_FILES.REFERENCE_MD] as const;\n\n/**\n * Directories included when computing a skill's content hash.\n * Shared by versioning.ts and skill-plugin-compiler.ts.\n */\nexport const SKILL_CONTENT_DIRS = [STANDARD_DIRS.EXAMPLES, STANDARD_DIRS.SCRIPTS] as const;\n","/*\n * `no-control-regex` bans exactly the characters the five patterns below exist to match, and it is\n * right everywhere else in this package — a control character in a regex is almost always someone\n * pasting a byte they did not mean to. The rule takes no options, so there is no `^_`-style escape\n * hatch to reach for: matching a control character deliberately and matching one by accident are\n * the same expression to it.\n *\n * Kept INLINE rather than moved into `eslint.config.js`, which is the opposite of the usual call\n * and is the point of the row this came from. An override would permit control-character regexes\n * anywhere in the package, and what makes this a sanitiser rather than a patch per site is that\n * there is one of it. The next such regex SHOULD be reported, and this disable is what leaves the\n * rule able to report it.\n */\n/* eslint-disable no-control-regex */\n\n/**\n * An operating-system command — window title, hyperlink, clipboard write — and the payload it\n * carries. BEL and ST (`ESC \\`) are the two terminators a terminal takes; end-of-input is the\n * third alternative here because a terminal reading an UNTERMINATED one swallows everything after\n * it waiting for a terminator that never arrives. A tail left behind is a tail nobody would see.\n */\nconst OSC = /\\u001B\\][\\s\\S]*?(?:\\u0007|\\u001B\\\\|$)/;\n\n/**\n * A control sequence: cursor movement, erase-line, scroll region, colour. Parameter bytes, then\n * intermediate bytes, then a final byte — and the final byte is OPTIONAL so that a sequence left\n * incomplete is removed too. A terminal holds a fragment open and reads whatever follows as its\n * parameters, which makes half a sequence worse than a whole one rather than safer.\n */\nconst CSI = /\\u001B\\[[0-?]*[ -/]*[@-~]?/;\n\n/**\n * Every other escape — charset selection, `ESC c` full reset — and a bare one at the end of the\n * text. `.` deliberately does not match a newline, so `ESC` before a line break costs the escape\n * and not the break.\n */\nconst OTHER_ESCAPE = /\\u001B.?/;\n\n/** The same introducers as single 8-bit bytes, which some terminals honour, and the rest of C1. */\nconst C1 = /[\\u0080-\\u009F]/;\n\n/**\n * The C0 controls and DEL, less the only two that appear in text a person wrote: tab and\n * newline. Everything else in the range either moves the cursor (carriage return,\n * backspace, vertical tab, form feed) or is a protocol byte, and none of them belong in prose.\n *\n * Carriage return is the one worth naming, because it is half of the reproduction this exists\n * for: on its own it returns the cursor to column zero and lets what follows overwrite the line\n * the CLI just printed in its own voice. Dropping it also turns a `CRLF` body into a `LF` one,\n * which is the right answer twice over — the line break survives and the cursor move does not.\n */\nconst C0 = /[\\u0000-\\u0008\\u000B-\\u001F\\u007F]/;\n\n/* eslint-enable no-control-regex */\n\n/**\n * One pattern matching whichever of the constructs above comes first at each position.\n *\n * Global, because the point is to remove every occurrence rather than to find one. Safe to hold at\n * module scope despite that flag: `String.prototype.replace` resets `lastIndex` on a global regex,\n * and nothing here calls `test` or `exec`, which are the two that would carry state between calls.\n */\nfunction anyOf(patterns: RegExp[]): RegExp {\n  return new RegExp(patterns.map((pattern) => pattern.source).join(\"|\"), \"g\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Ordered longest-construct-first, which is load-bearing rather than tidy: alternation is tried\n * left to right at each position, so {@link OTHER_ESCAPE} listed before {@link CSI} would eat the\n * `[` and leave the parameters behind as text.\n */\nconst TERMINAL_CONTROLS = anyOf([OSC, CSI, OTHER_ESCAPE, C1, C0]);\n\n/**\n * Text a terminal will PRINT, out of text it would otherwise OBEY.\n *\n * For anything this CLI did not author: a body off the wire, whatever arrived on stdin, and the\n * metadata in a skills repository somebody else wrote — which is the reachable one, because\n * `--marketplace` is a supported input rather than an attack. A short body carrying `ESC[2K` and\n * a carriage return repaints the line the CLI printed above it, so a store's refusal can forge a\n * sentence in the CLI's own voice, and nothing here stripped it.\n *\n * It reproduces the terminal's OWN parse rather than the sentence a reader sees, so what goes is\n * every byte a terminal would have swallowed as part of a sequence — not the escape characters\n * alone. {@link CSI} consumes an unbounded run of printable parameter and intermediate bytes after\n * `ESC[`, and an unterminated {@link OSC} runs to the end of the input, both of which a terminal\n * would have consumed identically. Printable text lost that way was never going to be printed.\n *\n * What it does not do is edit prose. A forged sentence carrying no controls survives whole, which\n * is the whole point — deciding what a store is allowed to SAY is not this function's business, and\n * a sanitiser that rewrote wording would be unreadable the first time an honest body tripped it.\n *\n * Newline and tab survive, and that direction of error is the one worth guarding: a multi-line\n * zod message is what the store really writes on the share route, and a sanitiser strict enough\n * to flatten it mangles every honest refusal to stop a rare hostile one. This is the CLI half of\n * a threat the editor settled by rendering the same foreign text through a React-escaped `<pre>`.\n */\nexport function stripTerminalControls(text: string): string {\n  return text.replace(TERMINAL_CONTROLS, \"\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Foreign text, made inert and then bounded — in that order, which is the part that matters.\n *\n * Stripping FIRST is a correctness requirement, not a preference. A cut taken first can land\n * inside an escape sequence, and what it leaves is a fragment a terminal holds open, reading the\n * ellipsis and whatever the caller prints next as the sequence's missing parameters. The order is\n * owned here rather than left to callers precisely because there is a wrong way round to do it.\n *\n * It also decides what the budget buys. Escape bytes are invisible, so a budget spent on them\n * buys a reader nothing; measured after the strip, every character it allows is one somebody can\n * actually read.\n *\n * Every call site is text this CLI did not write — a refusal off the wire, an excerpt of stdin, a\n * rule author's `reason`, a catalogue description — so the strip belongs to the function they all\n * already call rather than to each of them separately. Where foreign text needs no bound,\n * {@link stripTerminalControls} is the same guarantee on its own.\n */\nexport function truncateText(text: string, maxLength: number): string {\n  const inert = stripTerminalControls(text);\n  if (inert.length <= maxLength) return inert;\n  return inert.slice(0, maxLength - 1) + \"\\u2026\";\n}\n\n/**\n * A count and its noun, the noun pluralised unless the count is one — `1 skill`, `0 skills`,\n * `2 skill plugins`. The noun is given in the singular and takes a plain `s`, which every noun a\n * count line here counts in does.\n */\nexport function plural(count: number, noun: string): string {\n  return `${count} ${noun}${count === 1 ? \"\" : \"s\"}`;\n}\n\n/** Converts a kebab-case string to a space-separated Title Case string. */\nexport function toTitleCase(kebabCase: string): string {\n  return kebabCase\n    .split(\"-\")\n    .map((word) => word.charAt(0).toUpperCase() + word.slice(1))\n    .join(\" \");\n}\n\n/**\n * Locale-free string ordering for anything emitted into a file somebody commits.\n *\n * Declared in `@workspace/compile` because the emitters moved there — `generateStackAgentConfig`\n * orders a config-types.ts property list with it — and re-exported here so no CLI call site\n * moved. The reason it is not `localeCompare` lives with the declaration.\n */\nexport { bytewise } from \"@workspace/compile\";\n","import { stripTerminalControls } from \"./string\";\n\n/**\n * Extract a human-readable message from an unknown error value.\n *\n * Human-readable is the whole reason the sanitising is here: every caller of this is on its way to\n * a terminal, so this is the last point at which the text is still a value rather than output.\n *\n * The message is treated as foreign because it usually is, which is the part that is easy to get\n * backwards. The `Error` was constructed by Node or by a library, so it LOOKS like the CLI's own\n * text — but a parser writes the input that broke it into the message it throws. `JSON.parse`\n * answers `Unexpected token '<ESC>', \"{\"a\":<ESC>[2K}\" is not valid JSON`, quoting the bytes\n * verbatim, and those bytes came from a marketplace's `metadata.yaml`, a plugin manifest or a\n * pipe. Provenance follows the input, not the object.\n *\n * Newlines survive, so a multi-line message stays multi-line — see `stripTerminalControls`.\n */\nexport function getErrorMessage(error: unknown): string {\n  return stripTerminalControls(error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error));\n}\n","import fs from \"fs-extra\";\nimport fg from \"fast-glob\";\nimport os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR, PROVIDERS, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../consts\";\nimport { sourceDir } from \"../lib/installation/install-layout.js\";\n// The gate's private token module, imported here by exception (eslint records\n// it): this file is the write choke point every pair write funnels through, and\n// `gate-token.ts` is a dependency-free leaf, so the import cannot cycle.\nimport { assertGateToken } from \"../lib/config-gate/gate-token.js\";\n\n/**\n * True when `child` resolves to `parent` or inside it. Purely lexical\n * (no symlink resolution) — the caller decides throw-vs-warn policy.\n */\nexport function isPathWithin(child: string, parent: string): boolean {\n  const resolvedChild = path.resolve(child);\n  const resolvedParent = path.resolve(parent);\n  return resolvedChild === resolvedParent || resolvedChild.startsWith(resolvedParent + path.sep);\n}\n\nexport async function readFile(filePath: string): Promise<string> {\n  return fs.readFile(filePath, \"utf-8\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Reads a file with a size limit check before reading content.\n * Throws if the file exceeds maxSizeBytes. Prevents DoS from oversized files.\n */\nexport async function readFileSafe(filePath: string, maxSizeBytes: number): Promise<string> {\n  const stats = await fs.stat(filePath);\n  if (stats.size > maxSizeBytes) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `File too large: '${filePath}' is ${stats.size} bytes (limit: ${maxSizeBytes} bytes)`,\n    );\n  }\n  return fs.readFile(filePath, \"utf-8\");\n}\n\nexport async function readFileOptional(filePath: string, fallback = \"\"): Promise<string> {\n  try {\n    return await fs.readFile(filePath, \"utf-8\");\n  } catch {\n    return fallback;\n  }\n}\n\nexport async function fileExists(filePath: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  return fs.pathExists(filePath);\n}\n\nexport async function directoryExists(dirPath: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  try {\n    const stat = await fs.stat(dirPath);\n    return stat.isDirectory();\n  } catch {\n    return false;\n  }\n}\n\nexport async function listDirectories(dirPath: string): Promise<string[]> {\n  try {\n    const entries = await fs.readdir(dirPath, { withFileTypes: true });\n    return entries.filter((e) => e.isDirectory()).map((e) => e.name);\n  } catch {\n    return [];\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * @param dot Include files and directories whose name starts with a dot. Off by default, which\n *   is what a scan LOOKING for something wants; a read that has to reproduce a directory\n *   faithfully wants it on, since a file the read skips is one the copy silently loses.\n */\nexport async function glob(\n  pattern: string,\n  cwd: string,\n  { dot = false }: { dot?: boolean } = {},\n): Promise<string[]> {\n  return fg(pattern, { cwd, onlyFiles: true, dot });\n}\n\n/** The two files the gate owns, wherever a global pair sits. */\nconst PAIR_HALVES = [STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TS, STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS];\n\n/**\n * Every folder a GLOBAL config pair can sit in: the one every pre-rename installation carries,\n * and one per provider under the new root.\n *\n * All of them, rather than the one this home is on, because the guard has to hold against the\n * write it did not expect. A tripwire that knew only the folder in use would let a write into any\n * other one through with nothing failing anywhere — and the gate's static layers cannot see that\n * at all, since a write that simply lands somewhere they were not told about satisfies every one\n * of them.\n */\nfunction globalPairFolders(): string[] {\n  const home = os.homedir();\n  return [\n    path.join(home, LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR),\n    ...PROVIDERS.map((provider) => sourceDir(home, provider)),\n  ];\n}\n\n/** Every path either half of the global pair can have. */\nfunction everyGlobalPairPath(): string[] {\n  return globalPairFolders().flatMap((folder) =>\n    PAIR_HALVES.map((half) => path.join(folder, half)),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * True when `resolvedPath` is one of the two halves of the global config pair.\n *\n * Compares resolved paths rather than matching on the filename, so it holds\n * against every way of naming the same file — a concatenated path, a relative\n * one, a fragment assembled at runtime — which is exactly what a static check\n * cannot do.\n */\nfunction isGlobalPairPath(resolvedPath: string): boolean {\n  return everyGlobalPairPath().includes(resolvedPath);\n}\n\nexport async function writeFile(filePath: string, content: string): Promise<void> {\n  // Runtime tripwire: every write in the CLI funnels through here, so a pair\n  // write attempted without the gate's token dies at its first execution\n  // whatever route it took to get here. Costs one path compare per write.\n  const resolvedPath = path.resolve(filePath);\n  if (isGlobalPairPath(resolvedPath)) assertGateToken(resolvedPath);\n\n  await fs.ensureDir(path.dirname(filePath));\n  await fs.writeFile(filePath, content, \"utf-8\");\n}\n\nexport async function ensureDir(dirPath: string): Promise<void> {\n  await fs.ensureDir(dirPath);\n}\n\nexport async function remove(filePath: string): Promise<void> {\n  await fs.remove(filePath);\n}\n\n/**\n * True when `dirPath` holds nothing, and true when it cannot be read at all —\n * an absent directory holds nothing either. Both callers ask the same question\n * of a directory they are about to write into or remove.\n */\nexport async function isDirectoryEmpty(dirPath: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  try {\n    const entries = await fs.readdir(dirPath);\n    return entries.length === 0;\n  } catch {\n    return true;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Removes `dir` when it exists and holds nothing; true when it was removed.\n *\n * A scope directory (`.claude/skills/`, `.claude/agents/`) is an artefact of\n * what it holds, so the removal that empties it takes it too. Emptiness here is\n * FILESYSTEM emptiness and never roster emptiness — a hand-authored agent or any\n * other user-owned file keeps its directory alive, whatever a config says.\n */\nexport async function removeDirIfEmpty(dir: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  if (!(await directoryExists(dir))) return false;\n  if (!(await isDirectoryEmpty(dir))) return false;\n  await remove(dir);\n  return true;\n}\n\n/**\n * Copies a tree into an installation, and makes what it wrote writable by its new owner.\n *\n * **`eject` means the user owns the copy**, so the copy has to be editable however the SOURCE\n * happened to be stored. `fs-extra` preserves mode, and nothing normalised it: a marketplace on a\n * read-only mount, in a Nix store path, or written under a restrictive umask produced skills the\n * user could not subsequently edit — and the failure did not surface at the install. It surfaced\n * later, at an unrelated `edit` or mode switch, as `EACCES` on a file the user never made\n * read-only. Every caller of this function is an install or an eject, so every destination is the\n * user's.\n *\n * The owner's write bit is ADDED rather than the mode replaced. A skill may legitimately ship an\n * executable script, and flattening to `644` would break it on the way in — the destination should\n * differ from the source in exactly one respect, which is that its owner can write it.\n *\n * Directories take the same bit for the same reason: a read-only directory refuses a file added\n * beside the copy, which is what an eject-then-edit does next.\n */\nexport async function copy(src: string, dest: string): Promise<void> {\n  await fs.copy(src, dest);\n  await grantOwnerWrite(dest);\n}\n\nconst OWNER_WRITE = 0o200;\n\nasync function grantOwnerWrite(target: string): Promise<void> {\n  const entry = await fs.stat(target);\n  await fs.chmod(target, entry.mode | OWNER_WRITE);\n\n  if (!entry.isDirectory()) return;\n\n  const children = await fs.readdir(target);\n  await Promise.all(children.map((child) => grantOwnerWrite(path.join(target, child))));\n}\n","import fs from \"fs\";\nimport os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\n\nimport {\n  compilesForCodex,\n  hasCodexRoleMarker,\n  hasProvenanceMarker,\n} from \"@workspace/compile/agent-source\";\n\nimport {\n  CLAUDE_DIR,\n  LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR,\n  PLUGINS_SUBDIR,\n  PROVIDERS,\n  SOURCE_ROOT_DIR,\n  sourceDirName,\n  STANDARD_DIRS,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n  type Provider,\n} from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport type { AgentName } from \"../../types/agents.js\";\nimport type { SkillScope } from \"../../types/config.js\";\n\n/**\n * Which folder a scope keeps its agents-inc source in, and how to build a path under it.\n *\n * A new installation is created in `.agents-inc/<provider>/` at both scopes. An installation made\n * before that flip keeps `.claude-src/`, is read there and written there indefinitely, and moves\n * only when a user moves it by hand — there is no command that moves one. So the two answers here\n * have converged and differ in nothing today:\n *\n * - {@link resolveSourceDir} says which layout a scope is ON, which is what doctor's Layout row\n *   and the rival-folder refusal each need.\n * - {@link sourceFolderInUse} says which folder this release reads from and writes to, which is\n *   where every path the CLI builds under a source folder comes from.\n *\n * They are kept as two names because they answer two questions, and a provider whose folders both\n * exist is answered differently by each.\n *\n * It is also where the HOST roles live — `userConfigRoot`, `agentsDir`, `skillsDir` and the rest\n * of the group under {@link installBaseDir} below — rather than in a second funnel beside it. A\n * source folder and a host directory are one question asked twice: both answer \"where does this\n * installation put things\", and both have to answer it per provider.\n */\n\n/** Which of a scope's two possible source folders is read, and what else is on disk beside it. */\nexport type SourceFolder = {\n  /** Absolute path of the folder. */\n  dir: string;\n  /** The same folder as a user writes it: `.agents-inc/claude`, or `.claude-src`. */\n  relName: string;\n  /** Whether it is the name every installation made before the rename carries. */\n  legacy: boolean;\n  /**\n   * Whether this provider's new folder and the folder it replaces are BOTH on disk.\n   *\n   * Provider-scoped, not \"the root holds two folders\": the legacy name belonged to Claude, so a\n   * `.claude-src/` beside a Codex installation is a second installation rather than a rival half\n   * of this one, and refusing a Codex write on account of it would refuse the one arrangement the\n   * ruling explicitly allows.\n   */\n  both: boolean;\n};\n\n/**\n * A scope's two possible source folders for one provider: the legacy one, the current one, and\n * the parent the current one sits in.\n *\n * `null` for a provider that never had a legacy folder — the name being retired is Claude's, so a\n * Codex installation has only ever had one folder and no sentence about two applies to it.\n *\n * Both ends are named as a user writes them as well as resolved, because every sentence about the\n * layout names both folders and is read by someone looking at their own disk. Moving a folder\n * from `from` to `to` is a thing the USER does by hand; nothing in this CLI moves one.\n */\nexport type SourceFolderMove = {\n  /** The legacy folder: where a pre-rename installation's source is. */\n  from: SourceFolderEnd;\n  /** The provider folder under the new root: where this release creates one. */\n  to: SourceFolderEnd;\n  /** The `.agents-inc/` parent `to` sits in, which a manual move has to create. */\n  parent: SourceRoot;\n};\n\n/** One end of a move: the absolute directory, and the relative name a message uses. */\nexport type SourceFolderEnd = {\n  dir: string;\n  relName: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Every folder name under `.agents-inc/` that belongs to this product, in roster order.\n *\n * The one caller is the `.gitignore` remedy, which has to name all of them: a rule narrowed to the\n * provider a user happens to be on today hides the other one the day they install it, and the\n * whole point of that message is that the user does not meet this again.\n */\nexport function everySourceFolderName(): string[] {\n  return PROVIDERS.map(sourceDirName);\n}\n\n/** `provider`'s two folder names under `root`, whatever is actually on disk. */\nexport function plannedSourceFolderMove(root: string, provider: Provider): SourceFolderMove | null {\n  const legacy = legacyFolderFor(root, provider);\n  if (legacy === null) return null;\n\n  return {\n    from: { dir: legacy, relName: LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR },\n    to: { dir: sourceDir(root, provider), relName: sourceDirName(provider) },\n    parent: { dir: path.join(root, SOURCE_ROOT_DIR), relName: SOURCE_ROOT_DIR },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The folder this scope is NOT on, as a compiled agent's own prompt would spell it.\n *\n * An installed `agent-summoner` carries an instruction about where to author new sub-agents, and\n * a copy compiled under the other layout aims that instruction at a folder this installation does\n * not read — so the files it writes never compile and nothing reports it. This is the string that\n * finding looks for. `null` where the provider has only one folder it could ever be on.\n */\nexport function unusedSourceFolderName(root: string, provider: Provider): string | null {\n  const move = plannedSourceFolderMove(root, provider);\n  if (move === null) return null;\n  return sourceFolderInUse(root, provider).legacy ? move.to.relName : move.from.relName;\n}\n\n/** The folder a provider's source lives in under `root`, whether or not anything is there. */\nexport function sourceDir(root: string, provider: Provider): string {\n  return path.join(root, SOURCE_ROOT_DIR, provider);\n}\n\n/** The parent a scope's provider folders sit under: where it is, and how a message names it. */\nexport type SourceRoot = {\n  /** Absolute path of the parent. */\n  dir: string;\n  /** The same folder as a user writes it: `.agents-inc`. */\n  relName: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * The `.agents-inc/` parent of the folder `provider` is read from under `root`, or `null` for a\n * scope still on the legacy name.\n *\n * `null` rather than a path, because `.claude-src/` has no parent belonging to this product: its\n * parent is the scope root, and a caller that removed THAT would take a user's project with it.\n * So the one caller that acts on this — uninstall's cleanup, which removes the parent once the\n * last provider folder under it is gone — cannot reach the destructive case at all.\n */\nexport function sourceRootOf(root: string, provider: Provider): SourceRoot | null {\n  if (sourceFolderInUse(root, provider).legacy) return null;\n  return { dir: path.join(root, SOURCE_ROOT_DIR), relName: SOURCE_ROOT_DIR };\n}\n\n/**\n * The provider a run creates an installation under when the root holds none.\n *\n * It is the ONE place this package still names a provider without reading one, and it is a\n * parameter of the run rather than a property of the disk: `init --from <id> --provider codex` is\n * what changes it, through {@link chooseProviderForThisRun}. So a root with nothing installed and\n * a run that was told nothing gets Claude, which is what every such root got before the flag\n * existed.\n *\n * It is deliberately not a default parameter on {@link sourceFolderInUse} and the rest, which is\n * what `DEFAULT_PROVIDER` was until C2. A default is invisible at every call site; this is\n * reachable only through {@link providerInUse}, whose name says the answer was read.\n */\nconst PROVIDER_OF_A_NEW_INSTALLATION: Provider = \"claude\";\n\n/**\n * The provider `--provider` named for THIS RUN, and nothing when no flag was given.\n *\n * **It is a location parameter of one invocation, which is why it is process state rather than an\n * argument.** The alternative was threading a provider through every path builder, and the shape\n * that would take is this census, run in `packages/cli`:\n *\n * ```\n * grep -rn \"providerInUse(\" src --include='*.ts' --include='*.tsx' \\\n *   | grep -v \"__tests__\\|\\.test\\.\" | grep -v \"install-layout.ts:\"\n * ```\n *\n * They sit in `config-gate/`, `configuration/`, `loading/`, `compiler.ts` and six commands, and\n * the ones that decide where a write LANDS are reached from inside `writeScopedFromWizard` and\n * `propagateGlobalChangesToProjects` rather than from a command. A parameter that stops at the\n * first module boundary is worse than none: it reads as threaded at every call site it reaches\n * and answers off the disk everywhere after it, which is the half-routed write this funnel exists\n * against.\n *\n * `setVerbose` in `utils/logger.ts` is the same shape and the precedent — a flag of the run, held\n * where every layer below the command can see it, in a process that runs exactly one command.\n *\n * **It is set before anything reads a path and never after.** A run that chose a provider\n * mid-flight would have already resolved some paths off the disk, which is how two answers to one\n * question get into one installation.\n */\nlet providerChosenForThisRun: Provider | undefined;\n\n/**\n * Names the provider this run is about, ahead of whatever the disk says.\n *\n * Two commands' worth of reasons, and neither is served by reading the folder:\n *\n * - `init --from <id> --provider codex` creates a folder that does not exist yet, so there is no\n *   disk to read. This is the case D15 makes the flag's whole purpose.\n * - `edit`, `uninstall`, `share` and `eject` in a scope holding BOTH folders: the disk has two\n *   answers, `providerInUse` resolves them by roster order, and a command that acted on the\n *   roster's first answer would act on a user's other installation with nothing on screen saying\n *   so. Those commands refuse instead, and this is what the flag they name does.\n */\nexport function chooseProviderForThisRun(provider: Provider): void {\n  providerChosenForThisRun = provider;\n}\n\n/**\n * Drops the choice, for a test process that outlives one run.\n *\n * Production never calls it: a CLI process runs one command and exits. A spec that set a choice\n * and did not clear it would leak it into every later spec in the same worker, which is the one\n * failure mode process state has that an argument does not.\n */\nexport function forgetTheProviderChosenForThisRun(): void {\n  providerChosenForThisRun = undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Which provider's installation a run over `root` is about, read off the folder.\n *\n * The folder is the only record of a provider — there is no field in `config.ts` and nothing in\n * a shared payload carries one — so this is the whole of \"the provider is derivable after the\n * install\", for every caller that holds a directory and nothing else. It is also the ONE function\n * that answers it: `providerAt` asked the same question on rungs of its own until C2, answering\n * `[]` for every pre-rename machine and giving a bare `mkdir` equal standing with a live\n * installation, and the list a caller needs in order to see that a root holds two is\n * `detectInstallations`, which carries the scope and the config path with it.\n *\n * The rungs are {@link sourceFolderOnDisk}'s, asked across providers instead of across names: an\n * installation that holds a `config.ts` wins over one that merely holds a folder, because a\n * half-built or abandoned folder beside a live installation must not take the run away from it.\n * An EMPTY folder is on no rung at all, so `mkdir -p .agents-inc/codex` decides nothing.\n *\n * `undefined` is a caller that is rendering for NO installation — the compile engine built over\n * no project is the one — and gets the provider a new installation is created under, because\n * there is no disk to read.\n *\n * **A root holding a live installation of EACH provider is answered by roster order**, which is\n * Claude. That is a known limit rather than a reading of the disk: `--provider` is what picks one\n * on a greenfield install, and `detectInstallations` is what a caller uses to see that there are\n * two.\n *\n * **It refused a Codex answer by name until C4, and no longer does.** `refuseAProviderWithNoHost`\n * and the `PROVIDERS_WITH_A_HOST` roster beside it existed for the window in which the folder\n * could say `codex` and every path built under that answer was Claude's — `compile` reading\n * `.agents-inc/codex/` and writing `.md` sub-agents into `.claude/agents/`, with nothing able to\n * report it. C4 closed that window by building the host rather than by widening the roster, which\n * is why both are deleted rather than edited: a roster naming one provider and a `PROVIDERS` list\n * naming two is a disagreement waiting to be resolved in the wrong direction.\n *\n * **`--provider` beats the disk, and only where a run was given one.** The flag is the answer to\n * the two questions the folder cannot answer — a greenfield install has no folder, and a scope\n * holding two has two — so a run that was told one is about that provider at every root it\n * touches. Nothing else changes: which FOLDER that provider is read from is still\n * {@link sourceFolderInUse}'s ladder, so a pre-rename `.claude-src/` is still found by a run that\n * named `claude` out loud. See {@link chooseProviderForThisRun}.\n */\nexport function providerInUse(root: string | undefined): Provider {\n  if (providerChosenForThisRun !== undefined) return providerChosenForThisRun;\n  if (root === undefined) return PROVIDER_OF_A_NEW_INSTALLATION;\n  return providerOnDisk(root);\n}\n\n/** The rung ladder: a live installation first, a started folder next, the new-installation default last. */\nfunction providerOnDisk(root: string): Provider {\n  // Rung by rung rather than both at once: each predicate probes the disk, and the second rung's\n  // answer is never needed when the first one has a live installation to name.\n  const live = PROVIDERS.find((provider) => holdsAnInstallation(root, provider));\n  if (live !== undefined) return live;\n\n  const started = PROVIDERS.find((provider) => holdsASourceFolder(root, provider));\n  return started ?? PROVIDER_OF_A_NEW_INSTALLATION;\n}\n\n/** Whether `provider`'s source folder under `root` holds a config — a live installation. */\nfunction holdsAnInstallation(root: string, provider: Provider): boolean {\n  return holdsAConfig(sourceFolderInUse(root, provider).dir);\n}\n\n/** Whether `provider` has a source folder under `root` at all, config or not. */\nfunction holdsASourceFolder(root: string, provider: Provider): boolean {\n  return sourceFolderOnDisk(root, provider) !== null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Which folder `provider`'s source is read from under `root`, and the state of the two names\n * beside it. A scope with neither folder is named under the new layout.\n */\nexport function resolveSourceDir(root: string, provider: Provider): SourceFolder {\n  return describeSourceFolder(\n    sourceFolderOnDisk(root, provider) ?? sourceDir(root, provider),\n    root,\n    provider,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Which folder `provider`'s source is read from and written to under `root` — the answer every\n * path the CLI builds under a source folder comes from.\n *\n * @param provider is threaded, never defaulted. It carried `DEFAULT_PROVIDER` until C2, and\n *   deleting that default is what turned the census into a compiler error apiece: a defaulted\n *   provider lets a call site nobody visited go on answering `.agents-inc/claude/` for a Codex\n *   run and exit 0, which is the half-routed state this module exists against. A caller holding\n *   only a directory asks {@link providerInUse} for the answer rather than assuming one.\n */\nexport function sourceFolderInUse(root: string, provider: Provider): SourceFolder {\n  return describeSourceFolder(\n    sourceFolderOnDisk(root, provider) ?? newInstallationDir(root, provider),\n    root,\n    provider,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The config file as a user sees it written, relative to the scope root:\n * `.claude-src/config.ts`, or `.agents-inc/claude/config.ts`.\n *\n * One builder rather than one per command, because every message naming that file has to name the\n * folder this scope is ACTUALLY on. A message assembled from a constant tells a user on the old\n * name to edit a file that is not there — and the three commands that print it each used to hold\n * their own copy of the string.\n */\nexport function relativeConfigPath(root: string, provider: Provider): string {\n  return `${sourceFolderInUse(root, provider).relName}/${STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TS}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The source folder a compile writes into, as an agent's own prompt spells it, for a caller that\n * may not have an installation to name.\n *\n * `createLiquidEngine` is the caller and both of its states are real: an engine built over a\n * project names THAT project's folder, so a compiled agent tells an agent to author where this\n * install actually reads; an engine built over no project — every render that is not writing into\n * one — names the folder a new installation is created in.\n */\nexport function sourceFolderName(root: string | undefined, provider: Provider): string {\n  if (root === undefined) return sourceDirName(provider);\n  return sourceFolderInUse(root, provider).relName;\n}\n\n/**\n * The preference order, one rung per line, answering `null` when neither name is on disk.\n *\n * A config decides the winner before content does, so a legacy installation keeps being read while\n * an empty or half-built new folder sits beside it — which is what an interrupted migration leaves\n * behind, and taking a live config away from it would be the one unrecoverable outcome here.\n */\nfunction sourceFolderOnDisk(root: string, provider: Provider): string | null {\n  const preferred = sourceDir(root, provider);\n  const legacy = legacyFolderFor(root, provider);\n\n  if (holdsAConfig(preferred)) return preferred;\n  if (legacy !== null && holdsAConfig(legacy)) return legacy;\n  if (holdsAnything(preferred)) return preferred;\n  if (legacy !== null && directoryExists(legacy)) return legacy;\n  return null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where a scope holding no source folder at all gets one CREATED.\n *\n * Every provider now gets `.agents-inc/<provider>/`, Claude included — this function IS the flip,\n * and it is the whole of it: every production path under a source folder is built from\n * {@link sourceFolderInUse}, so one return decides them all.\n *\n * It says nothing about an installation that already exists. {@link sourceFolderOnDisk} answers\n * first and prefers whichever folder holds a config, so a scope on `.claude-src/` goes on being\n * read AND written where it is, indefinitely; nothing in this CLI moves one.\n */\nfunction newInstallationDir(root: string, provider: Provider): string {\n  return sourceDir(root, provider);\n}\n\n/**\n * The legacy folder as a candidate for `provider`, which only Claude ever has.\n *\n * `null` for every other provider. Every rung that names the old folder comes through here — the\n * one preferring a legacy folder holding a `config.ts`, and the bare-folder rung under it — so a\n * provider that never had one cannot be sent to it by either.\n */\nfunction legacyFolderFor(root: string, provider: Provider): string | null {\n  return provider === \"claude\" ? path.join(root, LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR) : null;\n}\n\nfunction describeSourceFolder(dir: string, root: string, provider: Provider): SourceFolder {\n  const legacy = dir === legacyFolderFor(root, provider);\n\n  return {\n    dir,\n    relName: legacy ? LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR : sourceDirName(provider),\n    legacy,\n    both: bothFoldersPresent(root, provider),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this provider's new folder and the folder it replaces are both on disk AS RIVALS.\n *\n * The state the write commands refuse on: with two folders the preference order picks whichever\n * holds a `config.ts`, and that can be the stale one.\n */\nfunction bothFoldersPresent(root: string, provider: Provider): boolean {\n  const legacyFolder = legacyFolderFor(root, provider);\n  if (legacyFolder === null) return false;\n  return directoryExists(sourceDir(root, provider)) && directoryExists(legacyFolder);\n}\n\n/**\n * Which directory a scope is rooted at: the user's home for `\"global\"`, the project otherwise.\n *\n * `os.homedir()` at call time rather than at module load, for the reason `globalInstallRoot`\n * writes out in `consts.ts` — a frozen copy answers from whichever home the first import saw, and\n * every later reader writes under a directory that has since been removed.\n *\n * It is declared here rather than in `install-base-dir.ts`, which re-exports it under the name its\n * ~20 callers already write: every host role below is rooted at this answer, and\n * `install-base-dir.ts` imports THIS module, so the layout cannot ask it back without a cycle.\n */\nexport function installBaseDir(projectDir: string, scope: SkillScope | undefined): string {\n  return scope === \"global\" ? os.homedir() : projectDir;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where Codex keeps a user's state when `CODEX_HOME` names nowhere, and a project's own beside it.\n */\nconst CODEX_DIR = \".codex\";\n\n/**\n * The environment variable that relocates everything Codex keeps for a user.\n *\n * Exported for the one surface that has to agree with this read and cannot see it:\n * `e2e-runner-environment.test.ts` resolves the variable a bracket read names by IMPORTING the\n * constant, so renaming it moves what every spawn door must answer for and reddens them until\n * they follow. A value restated there would go on naming the old variable in silence.\n */\nexport const CODEX_HOME_VAR = \"CODEX_HOME\";\n\n/**\n * Where a Codex project's skills are committed, relative to the repository root.\n *\n * A Codex project skill is a file in the repository rather than an install: it reaches the model\n * in that repository and nowhere else, with no plugin, no marketplace and no trust entry. So this\n * names a directory a user commits, which is why it is not under `.codex/` with the rest of a\n * project's Codex state.\n */\nconst CODEX_PROJECT_SKILLS_PATH = \".agents/skills\";\n\n/** Codex's single configuration file: marketplaces, plugin switches, trust and hooks alike. */\nconst CODEX_CONFIG_FILE = \"config.toml\";\n\n/**\n * Claude Code's own state file — per-project records, the trust dialog's answer among them — in\n * the directory {@link claudeStateRoot} names. Only ever READ by this CLI.\n */\nconst CLAUDE_STATE_FILE = \".claude.json\";\n\n/**\n * The environment variable that moves Claude Code's state file out of the home directory.\n *\n * Exported for `e2e-runner-environment.test.ts`, which resolves the variable a bracket read names\n * by IMPORTING the constant — {@link CODEX_HOME_VAR}'s reason, one host over.\n */\nexport const CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR_VAR = \"CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR\";\n\n/**\n * The file the claude CLI records every plugin install in, inside a plugins directory.\n *\n * Exported because two surfaces have to agree on it and neither can read the other's copy: the\n * {@link pluginRegistry} role here, and `getInstalledPluginsRegistryPath` in\n * `lib/plugins/plugin-settings.ts`, which reads the registry back. That module imports this one\n * rather than the reverse — this file is the leaf, and `utils/fs.ts` already imports it.\n */\nexport const INSTALLED_PLUGINS_FILE = \"installed_plugins.json\";\n\n/**\n * Everything one (provider, scope) cell of an installation puts where the HOST reads it.\n *\n * Decided in one place, so two roles of one cell cannot disagree about the root they hang off.\n * `null` is a role this host does not have at this scope — a measured absence, never a path the\n * CLI would write and the host would ignore, which is the half-routed state this funnel exists\n * against.\n *\n * **`agentsDir` is NOT among them, and stopped being on 2026-09-21.** It carried `| null` for the\n * one cell that answered it — Codex at project scope — and that measurement was overturned, so the\n * union had no inhabitant left: an absence nothing can produce is a branch every call site writes\n * and no test can reach, which is this repository's own\n * `a-path-helper-that-names-one-layout-turns-every-absence-it-asserts-into-a-tautology`. Widening\n * it again is one character the day a host registers no sub-agents at a scope; the dead branch it\n * would otherwise license lands at every C5 call site first. A non-null answer still says only\n * where a role GOES — {@link codexProjectRoles} carries the condition under which the host reads\n * it — and this narrowing is a proposal the implementer or the owner may overturn.\n */\ntype HostRoles = {\n  userConfigRoot: string;\n  agentsDir: string;\n  skillsDir: string;\n  pluginsDir: string | null;\n  pluginRegistry: string | null;\n  permissionFiles: string[];\n};\n\n/**\n * One cell of the table, chosen by host and then by scope.\n *\n * The provider is a required argument on every role that reaches this, never a defaulted one. A\n * defaulted host would let a call site that was missed go on writing into `.claude/` and exit 0 —\n * the failure the whole funnel is written against — where a required one is a compiler error at\n * each site instead.\n */\nfunction hostRoles(provider: Provider, scope: SkillScope, projectDir: string): HostRoles {\n  switch (provider) {\n    case \"claude\":\n      return claudeRoles(installBaseDir(projectDir, scope));\n    case \"codex\":\n      return scope === \"global\" ? codexGlobalRoles() : codexProjectRoles(projectDir);\n    default: {\n      const _exhaustive: never = provider;\n      return _exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Claude, at either scope. The scope root is the whole of the difference between the two — a\n * global installation and a project one hold the same five things under their own `.claude/` —\n * which is why this table is written once where the Codex tables are written twice.\n */\nfunction claudeRoles(scopeRoot: string): HostRoles {\n  const root = path.join(scopeRoot, CLAUDE_DIR);\n  const plugins = path.join(root, PLUGINS_SUBDIR);\n\n  return {\n    userConfigRoot: root,\n    agentsDir: path.join(root, STANDARD_DIRS.AGENTS),\n    skillsDir: path.join(root, STANDARD_DIRS.SKILLS),\n    pluginsDir: plugins,\n    pluginRegistry: path.join(plugins, INSTALLED_PLUGINS_FILE),\n    // Both spellings, because `lib/permission-checker.tsx` reads both: the settings file this CLI\n    // writes, and the developer's own overlay beside it, which it never writes and must not miss.\n    permissionFiles: [\n      path.join(root, STANDARD_FILES.SETTINGS_JSON),\n      path.join(root, STANDARD_FILES.SETTINGS_LOCAL_JSON),\n    ],\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex at global scope, hung off whichever root `$CODEX_HOME` names.\n *\n * `pluginRegistry` is `null` because Codex records installed plugins in its own `config.toml`\n * and writes no registry file anywhere — an absence, not a file this step has not found yet.\n */\nfunction codexGlobalRoles(): HostRoles {\n  const root = codexUserRoot();\n\n  return {\n    userConfigRoot: root,\n    agentsDir: path.join(root, STANDARD_DIRS.AGENTS),\n    skillsDir: path.join(root, STANDARD_DIRS.SKILLS),\n    pluginsDir: path.join(root, PLUGINS_SUBDIR),\n    pluginRegistry: null,\n    permissionFiles: [path.join(root, CODEX_CONFIG_FILE)],\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex at project scope, where `agentsDir` is a path the HOST only reads under a condition and\n * two roles are `null`.\n *\n * **`agentsDir` IS a directory here, and this answer was `null` until 2026-09-21 on a measurement\n * that has since been overturned.** A role file at `<project-root>/.codex/agents/<anything>.toml`\n * DOES register on the pinned 0.155.1 — settled by a tie-break over 23 captured `codex exec` runs\n * after two lanes disagreed, with the instrument calibrated both ways (no role file → `agent_type`\n * absent from `spawn_agent`; a global role → present and named). No `.git` is needed and the cwd\n * may be a subdirectory. The role id is the file's `name` key rather than its filename, and the\n * file must carry `name`, `description` AND `developer_instructions` or it is dropped with a\n * startup warning.\n *\n * **THE CONDITION TRAVELS WITH THE PATH, because a role that only works when the user's global\n * config trusts this project is not the same as one that just works.** Registration requires\n * `[projects.\"<exact absolute path>\"] trust_level = \"trusted\"` in the GLOBAL\n * `$CODEX_HOME/config.toml`. Four kill switches were each measured, and each produces nothing with\n * NO warning anywhere: no `[projects]` entry at all; `trust_level = \"untrusted\"`, which beats a\n * permissive sandbox flag; a trailing slash on the path key; and the trust declared in the\n * project's own `.codex/config.toml`, which is correctly refused as self-authorisation. So this\n * path is where a compiled role GOES; whether Codex reads it is the user's global config's answer,\n * the CLI must detect that entry rather than write it silently, and no caller may read a non-null\n * answer here as \"this will be picked up\".\n *\n * **The trap for anyone re-measuring it**, and why the first measurement went wrong: every false\n * negative was a trust failure rather than a registration failure, and `--sandbox workspace-write`\n * or `danger-full-access` makes Codex WRITE that trust entry into the global config itself. The\n * tool under test mutates the independent variable, so a later run in the same home registers for\n * a reason the experiment never set. Reset the config between runs.\n *\n * **What stays UNMEASURED:** whether a spawned sub-agent's context actually receives the role's\n * `developer_instructions`. The mock's router refused the `spawn_agent` call, so registration is\n * proven and delivery is not — and `spawn_agent` is not a top-level tool, it is nested in a\n * `\"type\":\"namespace\"` tool, `multi_agent_v1`.\n *\n * `pluginsDir` is `null` because Codex installs plugins for a machine and not for a project:\n * no subcommand takes a scope, and `codex plugin add` run inside a project writes the switch to\n * the global config and silently un-scopes it. Plugin+project is refused by name instead.\n *\n * `$CODEX_HOME` does not reach this cell at all — a project's Codex state is its own directory,\n * and a role built from the variable would follow a developer's shell out of the repository.\n */\nfunction codexProjectRoles(projectDir: string): HostRoles {\n  const root = path.join(projectDir, CODEX_DIR);\n\n  return {\n    userConfigRoot: root,\n    agentsDir: path.join(root, STANDARD_DIRS.AGENTS),\n    skillsDir: path.join(projectDir, CODEX_PROJECT_SKILLS_PATH),\n    pluginsDir: null,\n    pluginRegistry: null,\n    permissionFiles: [path.join(root, CODEX_CONFIG_FILE)],\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The root Codex keeps a user's state under: `$CODEX_HOME` where it names one, `~/.codex`\n * otherwise.\n *\n * Read at call time for {@link installBaseDir}'s reason, one host over: the variable is inherited\n * by every `codex` process this CLI spawns, so a value frozen at import decides where a later\n * command writes.\n *\n * An EXPORTED-BUT-EMPTY variable is read as no answer rather than as the root of the filesystem.\n * `path.join(\"\", \"skills\")` is `skills` — a relative path — so an empty `CODEX_HOME` would root\n * every Codex path at whichever directory the process happens to be running in.\n */\nfunction codexUserRoot(): string {\n  const relocated = process.env[CODEX_HOME_VAR];\n  if (relocated === undefined || relocated === \"\") return path.join(os.homedir(), CODEX_DIR);\n  return relocated;\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex's own GLOBAL configuration file — the one that decides whether a project's role files are\n * read at all.\n *\n * Exported because the trust check has to name this exact file to a user and must not spell the\n * path a second time.\n *\n * **It is the user's file, and this CLI writes one thing into it: `[projects.\"<path>\"]\n * trust_level` for a project it installed into**, since 2026-09-26 (owner: _\"it should be\n * automated on install\"_, CLI-893). `trustCodexProject` merges it in, never overrides a level the\n * user already set, and the install prints what it wrote. _Until then that entry was only read,\n * and the install printed the line for the user to add._\n */\nexport function codexGlobalConfigFile(): string {\n  return path.join(codexUserRoot(), CODEX_CONFIG_FILE);\n}\n\n/**\n * `~/.claude.json`, or `$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/.claude.json` while that variable names a directory,\n * where Claude Code records whether each project's trust dialog was accepted —\n * `projects[<path>].hasTrustDialogAccepted`. Read from the shipped binary 2.1.259, 2026-09-03: a\n * PROJECT sub-agent's frontmatter hooks are dropped until that is `true`, so the completion gate\n * compiled into `<project>/.claude/agents/` does nothing in an untrusted folder. The CLI reads it\n * to say so, and never writes it (owner, 2026-09-26: tell the user).\n */\nexport function claudeStateFile(): string {\n  return path.join(claudeStateRoot(), CLAUDE_STATE_FILE);\n}\n\n/**\n * The directory Claude Code keeps its state file in: `$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` where it names one, the\n * home directory otherwise. Watched with Claude Code 2.1.288 under a scratch HOME on 2026-10-03:\n * set, the file is `$CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR/.claude.json` — even where the variable names `~/.claude`,\n * the tree HOME already implies — and unset or empty, it is `~/.claude.json`.\n *\n * Read at call time and with an empty value read as no answer, for {@link codexUserRoot}'s reasons.\n */\nfunction claudeStateRoot(): string {\n  const relocated = process.env[CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR_VAR];\n  if (relocated === undefined || relocated === \"\") return os.homedir();\n  return relocated;\n}\n\n/** Where this host keeps the configuration and state of one scope's installation. */\nexport function userConfigRoot(provider: Provider, scope: SkillScope, projectDir: string): string {\n  return hostRoles(provider, scope, projectDir).userConfigRoot;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where this host reads compiled sub-agents at this scope.\n *\n * It answers where a role file GOES, never that the host will pick it up: Codex reads\n * `<project>/.codex/agents/` only while the user's GLOBAL `$CODEX_HOME/config.toml` trusts that\n * exact absolute path, and says nothing at all when it does not — see {@link codexProjectRoles}\n * for the condition and the four ways it silently fails.\n */\nexport function agentsDir(provider: Provider, scope: SkillScope, projectDir: string): string {\n  return hostRoles(provider, scope, projectDir).agentsDir;\n}\n\n/** Where this host reads skills that are copied in rather than installed as a plugin. */\nexport function skillsDir(provider: Provider, scope: SkillScope, projectDir: string): string {\n  return hostRoles(provider, scope, projectDir).skillsDir;\n}\n\n/** Where this host stages installed plugins, or `null` where it installs none at this scope. */\nexport function pluginsDir(\n  provider: Provider,\n  scope: SkillScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n): string | null {\n  return hostRoles(provider, scope, projectDir).pluginsDir;\n}\n\n/**\n * The file this host records its plugin installs in, or `null` where it keeps no such file.\n *\n * `null` is not \"unknown\": Codex records installs in the same `config.toml` its switches and\n * trust entries live in, so a caller that went looking for a registry there would find nothing\n * whatever this answered.\n */\nexport function pluginRegistry(\n  provider: Provider,\n  scope: SkillScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n): string | null {\n  return hostRoles(provider, scope, projectDir).pluginRegistry;\n}\n\n/**\n * Every file this host reads permissions from at this scope, in precedence order.\n *\n * A list rather than one path, because Claude Code reads a settings file and a developer's own\n * overlay beside it, and a single answer can only ever name one of the two.\n */\nexport function permissionFiles(\n  provider: Provider,\n  scope: SkillScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n): string[] {\n  return hostRoles(provider, scope, projectDir).permissionFiles;\n}\n\n/**\n * The skills directory as a user writes it FROM THE SCOPE ROOT — `.claude/skills`,\n * `.codex/skills`, `.agents/skills` — which is the spelling a message shows and a skill's\n * recorded `path` carries.\n *\n * Derived from {@link skillsDir} rather than declared a second time per host, so the two cannot\n * disagree: a prefix naming a directory the installer does not write is a place a user is told to\n * look and finds nothing in.\n *\n * A relocated `$CODEX_HOME` has no scope-root-relative spelling at all — being outside the home\n * directory is the whole point of the variable — so the absolute path is what a reader gets.\n * Answering `../elsewhere/codex-state/skills` would spell it relative to a root the user never\n * typed, and every consumer joining it back onto the scope root would still be right by accident.\n */\nexport function skillsPathPrefix(\n  provider: Provider,\n  scope: SkillScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n): string {\n  const skills = skillsDir(provider, scope, projectDir);\n  const fromScopeRoot = pathUnder(installBaseDir(projectDir, scope), skills);\n\n  return fromScopeRoot ?? skills;\n}\n\n/**\n * The roots that SAY which provider an installation at this scope belongs to: this host's own\n * state root, any skills directory sitting outside it, and the source folder.\n *\n * Not a list of directories uninstall may remove. `.claude/` holds a user's own agents and skills\n * beside ours, and uninstall already decides per directory whether it is empty enough to go. What\n * this answers is which roots a command reads to know WHOSE installation it is looking at, which\n * is what \"the folder says the provider, so no command needs a flag\" rests on.\n *\n * The source folder comes from {@link sourceFolderInUse} rather than from {@link sourceDir}, so\n * an installation still on the legacy name is named where it is actually read from.\n */\nexport function ownedRoots(provider: Provider, scope: SkillScope, projectDir: string): string[] {\n  const host = userConfigRoot(provider, scope, projectDir);\n  const skills = skillsDir(provider, scope, projectDir);\n  const source = sourceFolderInUse(installBaseDir(projectDir, scope), provider).dir;\n\n  return [host, ...(isUnder(host, skills) ? [] : [skills]), source];\n}\n\n/**\n * `dir` spelled from `root`, POSIX-separated — `null` where it does not sit under `root` at all.\n *\n * `path.relative` rather than a prefix comparison, because the question is about DIRECTORIES and\n * not about strings: a root spelled with a trailing separator, and a sibling whose name merely\n * begins with the root's, are both answered wrongly by the comparison and correctly by this.\n * POSIX-separated because what comes back is a NAME — it is shown to users and written into\n * manifests, the same reason `sourceDirName` gives one folder over.\n */\nfunction pathUnder(root: string, dir: string): string | null {\n  const relative = path.relative(root, dir);\n  const escapes = relative === \"..\" || relative.startsWith(`..${path.sep}`);\n\n  if (relative === \"\" || escapes || path.isAbsolute(relative)) return null;\n  return relative.split(path.sep).join(\"/\");\n}\n\n/** Whether `dir` sits under `root`. A root does not count as being under itself. */\nfunction isUnder(root: string, dir: string): boolean {\n  return pathUnder(root, dir) !== null;\n}\n\n/** How a compiled sub-agent is written on one host, and how one of ours is recognised again. */\nexport type AgentCodec = {\n  /** The extension a compiled agent file carries. */\n  extension: string;\n  /** The glob that lists every compiled agent in an agents directory. */\n  listGlob: string;\n  /**\n   * Whether this content is an agent THIS CLI compiled.\n   *\n   * ONE marker, TWO positions, which is why this is a per-host function rather than one shared\n   * predicate. A compiled Claude agent carries the line as its first body line, under the\n   * frontmatter fence; a Codex agent ROLE DEFINITION carries the same line as the first line of\n   * its `developer_instructions`. Both readers match on SHAPE and on POSITION, so a file whose\n   * prose merely quotes the marker further down is the user's and is left alone.\n   */\n  hasMarker: (content: string) => boolean;\n};\n\n/** A fresh codec per call rather than one shared object, so no caller holds another's by identity. */\nexport function agentCodec(provider: Provider): AgentCodec {\n  switch (provider) {\n    case \"claude\":\n      return agentFormat(\".md\", hasProvenanceMarker);\n    case \"codex\":\n      return agentFormat(\".toml\", hasCodexRoleMarker);\n    default: {\n      const _exhaustive: never = provider;\n      return _exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/** One host's codec from its extension alone, so the glob and the extension cannot diverge. */\nfunction agentFormat(extension: string, hasMarker: (content: string) => boolean): AgentCodec {\n  return { extension, listGlob: `*${extension}`, hasMarker };\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether `provider` compiles THIS sub-agent at all.\n *\n * One declaration rather than a branch at each compile door, which is the shape its predecessor\n * `compilesSubAgents` had and the reason it had it: a caller that never heard of a provider\n * cannot write the wrong roster by omission, and a host added later is a compiler error here.\n *\n * What changed with C5 is the QUESTION, not the shape. There is a Codex renderer now — agent\n * ROLE DEFINITION files, `.toml`, per {@link agentCodec} — so the answer is no longer about the\n * provider alone: sixteen of the eighteen shipped sub-agents compile onto Codex and two do not.\n * `agent-summoner` and `skill-summoner` are left out for v1 because their roster mechanics on\n * Codex are not proven — the owner's ruling, recorded in that form so it is not reopened by\n * someone correcting a reason that does not hold. `AGENTS_NOT_ON_CODEX` in `@workspace/compile` is\n * where it lives, and its docblock carries the reason this one used to give and why it went.\n */\nexport function hostCompilesAgent(provider: Provider, agent: AgentName): boolean {\n  switch (provider) {\n    case \"claude\":\n      return true;\n    case \"codex\":\n      return compilesForCodex(agent);\n    default: {\n      const _exhaustive: never = provider;\n      return _exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this release can tell a user anything true about `provider`'s permission model.\n *\n * One declaration rather than a branch at the door, so a host added later is a compiler error\n * here rather than a silent inheritance of Claude's answer.\n *\n * **It is Claude-only because the notice is Claude Code's, all of it.** The advice\n * `lib/permission-checker.tsx` prints is a `permissions.allow` block in `settings.json`, a file\n * and a key Codex does not have — its equivalent state is `sandbox_mode` and `approval_policy` in\n * the TOML that {@link permissionFiles} answers for that host. A Codex install printed that\n * Claude advice verbatim until 2026-09-22, ending a run that had touched no `.claude/` directory\n * by telling the user to go and edit one.\n *\n * **What it does NOT do is invent the Codex sentence.** Nothing here has been measured against\n * Codex's approval flow, and a notice written on spec would be authoring a user-facing claim\n * rather than reporting one — the same reason `codex-refusal-on-the-read-path.e2e.test.ts` gives\n * for refusing to pin a line that did not exist yet. Saying nothing is the honest answer until\n * somebody measures what there is to say.\n */\nexport function advisesOnPermissions(provider: Provider): boolean {\n  switch (provider) {\n    case \"claude\":\n      return true;\n    case \"codex\":\n      return false;\n    default: {\n      const _exhaustive: never = provider;\n      return _exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * EVERY PROBE BELOW IS TOTAL, because this module is the only thing between a directory and a\n * path, and `getProjectConfigPath` is reached from ~30 sites that treat it as `path.join`.\n *\n * `statSync(..., { throwIfNoEntry: false })` answers undefined for ENOENT and for ENOTDIR and\n * throws for everything else — EACCES on a parent nobody may look through being the reachable one\n * — and `readdirSync` throws EACCES on a directory it may not list. Neither is a question about\n * the LAYOUT, so neither is allowed to become one: the CLI is sent to the folder the answer names\n * and the read or the write there fails with an errno naming the actual file. One error in front\n * of a user beats two, and no caller of a path builder has a `try` to catch the first in.\n */\nfunction holdsAConfig(dir: string): boolean {\n  // `existsSync` swallows every fault already, EACCES included, so this one needs nothing.\n  return fs.existsSync(path.join(dir, STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TS));\n}\n\n/** True when the directory is there and is not empty — a bare leftover folder is not a scope. */\nfunction holdsAnything(dir: string): boolean {\n  return directoryExists(dir) && isNotEmpty(dir);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the directory holds anything, answering TRUE when it cannot be listed.\n *\n * The caller has already established that the directory is there; the only question left is\n * whether it is a bare leftover, and a folder locked against this process is not one. Answering\n * false would take a live installation's own folder away from it and name the folder a NEW\n * installation is created in — the half-routed path this module exists to prevent — so the\n * unreadable case goes the way that keeps the CLI pointed where the installation is.\n */\nfunction isNotEmpty(dir: string): boolean {\n  try {\n    return fs.readdirSync(dir).length > 0;\n  } catch {\n    return true;\n  }\n}\n\n/** Whether `dir` is a directory. A path that cannot be probed is one nothing can be read from. */\nfunction directoryExists(dir: string): boolean {\n  try {\n    return fs.statSync(dir, { throwIfNoEntry: false })?.isDirectory() ?? false;\n  } catch {\n    return false;\n  }\n}\n","import type { AgentConfig } from \"../../types.js\"\n\n/**\n * One compiled sub-agent as a Codex **agent role definition** file.\n *\n * **The deserializer is strict and the failure is silent, which decides everything below.** Codex\n * 0.155.1 parses `$CODEX_HOME/agents/<file>.toml` and `<project>/.codex/agents/<file>.toml` at\n * startup, and ONE unlisted key drops the WHOLE file — reported as a startup warning nothing in a\n * normal run shows. So an over-generous renderer does not produce a slightly-wrong sub-agent, it\n * produces sixteen sub-agents that do not exist. Every key here was measured against the pinned\n * binary, 2026-09-22, each run under its own `HOME` and `CODEX_HOME` with the global `config.toml`\n * deleted first:\n *\n *     # accepted, no startup warning (`model` is accepted and still never written — see\n *     # `scalarLines`: every value this product has for it is a Claude model)\n *     name / description / developer_instructions / model / model_reasoning_effort /\n *     sandbox_mode / approval_policy / instructions / [[hooks.pre_tool_use]] /\n *     [features] shell_tool / skills = { enabled = true }\n *\n *     # rejected — \"unknown field `<key>`\", and the whole file goes\n *     reasoning_effort, effort, disallowed_tools, permissionMode, isolation, experimental,\n *     and anything unlisted;  tools = [...] and skills = [\"a\"] fail on their VALUE's shape\n *\n * **A frontmatter field with no Codex expression is omitted, never guessed at.** The compile says\n * once what it could not carry — see `./roster` — because an omission nobody is told about is a\n * sub-agent whose permission mode or preloaded skills silently stopped applying.\n *\n * **One field is translated rather than omitted, and exactly one.** `effort` has no Codex key of\n * that name and every value of it has a Codex home, so it travels as `model_reasoning_effort` —\n * see {@link CODEX_EFFORT_KEY} for the measurement and for what the measurement does not cover.\n * Dropping it silently lost the per-agent tuning a shared configuration expresses.\n *\n * **The TOML is written here rather than through a library.** The emitted surface is four scalars\n * and one table, and this package declares no TOML dependency; `agent-role-toml.test.ts` parses\n * every rendered file back with `smol-toml` and compares, so the encoding is held against a real\n * parser rather than against this file's own idea of one.\n */\n\n/**\n * What a role file must carry, or Codex drops it whole.\n *\n * Exported so one place says what they are: the renderer emits them unconditionally and the spec\n * checks the rendered file against this roster by MEMBER, which a count could not do.\n */\nexport const CODEX_REQUIRED_ROLE_KEYS = [\n  \"name\",\n  \"description\",\n  \"developer_instructions\",\n] as const\n\n/**\n * The keys that cost the whole file, each measured as its own one-key role against the pinned\n * binary.\n *\n * Two vocabularies on purpose: `reasoning_effort`, `effort`, `disallowed_tools` and `tools` are\n * TOML keys a renderer might reasonably reach for, while `permissionMode`, `isolation` and\n * `experimental` are the Claude frontmatter fields that would arrive spelled exactly like that.\n * Both are `unknown field` to Codex, and both are absent from everything this module writes.\n */\nexport const CODEX_REJECTED_ROLE_KEYS = [\n  \"reasoning_effort\",\n  \"effort\",\n  \"disallowed_tools\",\n  \"tools\",\n  \"permissionMode\",\n  \"isolation\",\n  \"experimental\",\n] as const\n\n/** The tool whose absence is the one per-agent limit Codex CAN express. */\nconst SHELL_TOOL = \"Bash\"\n\n/**\n * One compiled sub-agent's role file.\n *\n * `body` is the frontmatter-free render — `renderAgentBody` in `../../agent-source.ts` — and it\n * becomes `developer_instructions` whole. The role id is the `name` key rather than the filename:\n * measured twice on 0.155.1, a role in `web-developer-role.toml` naming itself `web-developer`\n * reached the model's `spawn_agent` roster as `web-developer`, and one in `anything.toml` naming\n * itself `proj-role` reached it as `proj-role`.\n */\nexport function renderAgentRoleToml(agent: AgentConfig, body: string): string {\n  refuseBlankInstructions(agent.name, body)\n\n  return [\n    ...scalarLines(agent, body),\n    // Last, always: every bare key after a table header belongs to that table, so a scalar\n    // emitted below `[features]` would become `features.model` and take the file with it.\n    ...shellToolTable(agent),\n  ].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * The key and the multi-line delimiter, as one line.\n *\n * Exported because the provenance reader has to find the line the marker sits on and cannot\n * spell this a second time: `hasCodexRoleMarker` in `../../agent-source.ts` looks at the line\n * immediately after it. A writer and a reader with their own copies of a delimiter is how a file\n * this CLI wrote stops being recognisable as ours.\n */\nexport const CODEX_DEVELOPER_INSTRUCTIONS_OPENER = `developer_instructions = \"\"\"`\n\n/**\n * The Codex key an agent's `effort` travels under.\n *\n * **The key is refused and the VALUE is not, which is the whole of this mapping.** A role carrying\n * `effort = \"high\"` is dropped whole — `unknown field \\`effort\\``, the subject absent from\n * `spawn_agent`'s roster while a valid control beside it registers — and the same role carrying\n * `model_reasoning_effort = \"high\"` registers. Measured on the pinned 0.155.1, 2026-09-22, each\n * run under its own `HOME` and `CODEX_HOME` with the global `config.toml` deleted first.\n *\n * **Every level this product can express has a Codex counterpart**, so nothing is reported instead\n * of emitted: all five of `low medium high xhigh max` were put through that rig and every one\n * registered, and Codex's own effort vocabulary — `minimal low medium high xhigh max ultra`, read\n * off the pinned binary's interned variant list — is a superset of ours.\n *\n * **And it RESOLVES, which the offline rig could not settle**: the role deserializer takes the value\n * as a string and accepts one no vocabulary contains, so \"registers\" was never \"resolves\". On a\n * real subscription, codex-cli 0.157.1, 2026-09-26, a role carrying `model_reasoning_effort =\n * \"high\"` was spawned, and the session log recorded `reasoning_effort: high` for it.\n */\nconst CODEX_EFFORT_KEY = \"model_reasoning_effort\"\n\n/**\n * The scalar keys, in the order a reader meets them: who this role is, then the whole prose.\n *\n * **`model` is NEVER written, whatever the agent declares.** Every model this product can name —\n * `MODEL_NAMES` in `@workspace/matrix`: `sonnet opus haiku fable inherit` — is a CLAUDE selector,\n * and Codex has none of them. `model = \"opus\"` parses and registers, which is all the offline rig\n * could see, and then the role cannot be spawned: measured on a real ChatGPT subscription,\n * codex-cli 0.157.1, 2026-09-26, every compiled sub-agent failed to start with `The 'opus' model is\n * not supported when using Codex with a ChatGPT account.` With the line absent, the same role ran\n * on the session's own model. So the role inherits the session's model, and `./roster` reports the\n * setting as one Codex cannot express. _(Until 2026-09-26 this function passed `model` through,\n * on the strength of \"parses and registers [V]\" — true, and not the question.)_\n *\n * `effort` is emitted only when the agent declares one, as {@link CODEX_EFFORT_KEY}; none of the\n * shipped sub-agents does. Nothing else on `AgentConfig` has a Codex expression at all.\n *\n * `body` arrives already carrying the provenance marker on its first line — `renderAgentBody`\n * stamps it, exactly as `renderAgent` does for a Claude agent — so nothing here inserts one and\n * there is no second place the marker can be written from.\n */\nfunction scalarLines(agent: AgentConfig, body: string): string[] {\n  return [\n    `name = ${basicString(agent.name)}`,\n    `description = ${basicString(agent.description)}`,\n    ...(agent.effort === undefined\n      ? []\n      : [`${CODEX_EFFORT_KEY} = ${basicString(agent.effort)}`]),\n    developerInstructions(body),\n  ]\n}\n\n/** The prose, as a multi-line TOML string whose opening delimiter's own newline TOML discards. */\nfunction developerInstructions(body: string): string {\n  return `${CODEX_DEVELOPER_INSTRUCTIONS_OPENER}\\n${asMultilineString(body)}\\n\"\"\"`\n}\n\n/**\n * `[features] shell_tool = false` for an agent granted no Bash, and nothing at all otherwise.\n *\n * The one per-agent limit Codex can express, and today no SHIPPED agent reaches it: of the\n * eighteen definitions exactly one omits Bash — `skill-summoner` — and that is one of the two\n * Codex leaves out. It is rendered because a user-authored agent arrives through the same door.\n */\nfunction shellToolTable(agent: AgentConfig): string[] {\n  if (agent.tools.includes(SHELL_TOOL)) return []\n  return [\"\", \"[features]\", \"shell_tool = false\"]\n}\n\n/**\n * A blank `developer_instructions` is refused rather than written.\n *\n * Codex answers an empty one with ``.developer_instructions cannot be blank`` and drops the file\n * [V], so writing it would trade a visible compile failure for a sub-agent that silently is not\n * there. The write path collects this as that agent's failure and reports it.\n */\nfunction refuseBlankInstructions(name: string, body: string): void {\n  if (body.trim() !== \"\") return\n  throw new Error(\n    `Cannot write a Codex agent role for \"${name}\": its compiled body is empty, and Codex refuses a blank developer_instructions.`\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * The codepoints TOML refuses RAW in a string, tab and newline excepted — a multi-line string\n * carries both, and a one-line one escapes them by name before this runs.\n *\n * Read off the codepoint rather than matched by a regular expression, which would have to spell\n * control characters into a character class — the construct `no-control-regex` exists to stop,\n * and which is unreadable besides. `0x7f` is DEL, which TOML groups with them.\n */\nfunction isForbiddenRaw(codepoint: number): boolean {\n  if (codepoint === 0x7f) return true\n  if (codepoint <= 0x08) return true\n  return codepoint >= 0x0b && codepoint <= 0x1f\n}\n\n/** A run of three or more quotes: the closing delimiter, wherever it appears in the prose. */\nconst A_CLOSING_DELIMITER = /\"{3,}/g\n\nconst EVERY_BACKSLASH = /\\\\/g\nconst EVERY_QUOTE = /\"/g\n\n/**\n * Every backslash doubled.\n *\n * The one escape that is never optional: a backslash at the end of a line is TOML's line\n * continuation, so an unescaped one would silently swallow the newline after it and glue two\n * paragraphs of a sub-agent's prompt together.\n */\nfunction escapeBackslashes(text: string): string {\n  return text.replace(EVERY_BACKSLASH, \"\\\\\\\\\")\n}\n\n/** Any run of quotes long enough to close the string, broken by escaping each quote in it. */\nfunction escapeClosingDelimiters(text: string): string {\n  return text.replace(A_CLOSING_DELIMITER, (quotes) =>\n    quotes.replace(EVERY_QUOTE, '\\\\\"')\n  )\n}\n\n/** The rest, as `\\uXXXX` — which TOML accepts in both string forms. */\nfunction escapeControlCharacters(text: string): string {\n  return [...text].map(escapedWhereTomlRefusesItRaw).join(\"\")\n}\n\n/** One character: itself, or its `\\uXXXX` escape where TOML will not take it raw. */\nfunction escapedWhereTomlRefusesItRaw(character: string): string {\n  const codepoint = character.charCodeAt(0)\n  if (!isForbiddenRaw(codepoint)) return character\n\n  return `\\\\u${codepoint.toString(16).padStart(4, \"0\")}`\n}\n\n/** A one-line TOML basic string: every escape TOML defines, and nothing left to interpretation. */\nfunction basicString(value: string): string {\n  const literalBackslashes = escapeBackslashes(value)\n  const literalQuotes = literalBackslashes.replace(EVERY_QUOTE, '\\\\\"')\n  const onOneLine = literalQuotes.replace(/\\n/g, \"\\\\n\").replace(/\\t/g, \"\\\\t\")\n\n  return `\"${escapeControlCharacters(onOneLine)}\"`\n}\n\n/**\n * The compiled prose as the inside of a multi-line basic string.\n *\n * Multi-line rather than one escaped line because a user opens this file: the markdown stays\n * readable and its newlines and tabs stay newlines and tabs. What has to be escaped is only what\n * would end the string early or change its meaning — see the two helpers above.\n */\nfunction asMultilineString(body: string): string {\n  const literalBackslashes = escapeBackslashes(body)\n  const safeDelimiters = escapeClosingDelimiters(literalBackslashes)\n\n  return escapeControlCharacters(safeDelimiters)\n}\n","import { AGENT_NAMES } from \"@workspace/matrix\"\n\nimport type { AgentName } from \"../../types.js\"\n\n/**\n * Which sub-agents a Codex installation compiles, and the two sentences a Codex compile owes the\n * user about what it did NOT do.\n *\n * **Two sentences, and they never merge.** One says which sub-agents are ABSENT from this\n * provider; the other says which SETTINGS of the sub-agents that ARE here have no Codex\n * expression. Folded into one \"here is what we dropped\" line, a user cannot tell whether their\n * reviewer exists.\n *\n * **Each is one line, printed once per compile.** All seventeen shipped stacks list both\n * summoners and every Codex install drops them, so once per stack would be seventeen lines of one\n * fact on every install, and once per sub-agent would be thirty-two lines of the other across two\n * scopes.\n */\n\n/**\n * The two sub-agents left out of every Codex install for v1, by the owner's ruling.\n *\n * **The recorded reason, which is not the one this file carried until 2026-09-22:** left out for\n * v1 — their roster mechanics on Codex are not proven. It is D8 of\n * `todo/plans/CLI-codex-provider-plan.md`, written down in that form precisely so nobody reopens\n * the ruling by \"fixing\" a reason that does not hold.\n *\n * Not a capability claim: both compile perfectly well as role files. The sentence that stood here\n * said they author Claude Code skills and sub-agents \"which this provider has no equivalent of\",\n * and the same output contradicts it in the same breath — the line opens by saying Codex compiles\n * sixteen of the eighteen SUB-AGENTS, and `skills = { enabled = true }` is a key a Codex role file\n * takes.\n */\nexport const AGENTS_NOT_ON_CODEX = [\n  \"agent-summoner\",\n  \"skill-summoner\",\n] as const satisfies readonly AgentName[]\n\nconst leftOut: ReadonlySet<AgentName> = new Set(AGENTS_NOT_ON_CODEX)\n\n/** Whether this sub-agent is compiled onto Codex at all. */\nexport function compilesForCodex(agent: AgentName): boolean {\n  return !leftOut.has(agent)\n}\n\n/**\n * The sub-agents a Codex installation DOES compile: the shipped roster minus the two above.\n *\n * Derived rather than spelled out, so a nineteenth sub-agent is on Codex the day it ships and the\n * decision to leave one out is made in exactly one place. `roster.test.ts` holds the sixteen\n * members as its own literal — an expectation derived from the mapping it checks would agree with\n * that mapping however either changes.\n */\nexport const CODEX_AGENT_ROSTER: readonly AgentName[] =\n  AGENT_NAMES.filter(compilesForCodex)\n\n/**\n * The six things a Codex agent role file has no way to express, spelled as the compile line names\n * them.\n *\n * **A Claude model** is the one found on a real subscription rather than by the rig: every model\n * this product can name is Claude's, and Codex refuses to spawn a role naming one (codex-cli\n * 0.157.1, 2026-09-26 — `agent-role-toml.ts` `scalarLines` carries the measurement). So the role\n * runs on the session's model, and this line is what tells the user their per-agent model did not\n * travel. Unlike the four below it, EVERY shipped sub-agent declares one.\n *\n * The other five were each measured against the pinned binary's deserializer rather than read off\n * its documentation:\n * `tools` is a configuration struct and not an allowlist, so the read-only sub-agents can still\n * edit files on Codex; `permissionMode`, `isolation` and `experimental` are each an `unknown\n * field` that drops the whole file; and `skills` on a role is a bundled-skills toggle\n * (`{ enabled = true }`) rather than a list of skills to preload.\n *\n * Four of the five are absent from every shipped definition, which is exactly why they are\n * REPORTED rather than quietly not emitted: a user-authored agent setting one would otherwise\n * lose it in silence.\n */\nexport const UNEXPRESSIBLE_ON_CODEX = [\n  \"Claude models\",\n  \"tool allowlists\",\n  \"permissionMode\",\n  \"isolation\",\n  \"experimental\",\n  \"preloaded skills\",\n] as const\n\n/**\n * The line naming the sub-agents this provider does not get, and why.\n *\n * The reason is {@link AGENTS_NOT_ON_CODEX}'s recorded one, stated as a v1 scope decision rather\n * than as a claim about what Codex has — a sentence opening \"Codex compiles 16 of the 18\n * sub-agents\" cannot also say this provider has no sub-agents.\n */\nexport function agentsLeftOutOfCodexMessage(): string {\n  return (\n    `Codex compiles ${CODEX_AGENT_ROSTER.length} of the ${AGENT_NAMES.length} sub-agents: ` +\n    `${inAnEnglishList(AGENTS_NOT_ON_CODEX)} are left out for v1, because their roster ` +\n    `mechanics on Codex are not proven.`\n  )\n}\n\n/** The line naming the settings a role file cannot carry, whatever the configuration asked for. */\nexport function unexpressibleOnCodexMessage(): string {\n  return (\n    `Codex cannot express ${inAnEnglishList(UNEXPRESSIBLE_ON_CODEX)}, ` +\n    `so the agent role files it wrote carry none of them.`\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * `a, b and c` — built from the constant rather than restated beside it, which is what makes\n * \"names every one of them, exactly once\" a property of the roster instead of a sentence somebody\n * kept in step by hand.\n */\nfunction inAnEnglishList(items: readonly string[]): string {\n  const last = items.at(-1)\n  if (last === undefined) return \"\"\n  if (items.length === 1) return last\n\n  return `${items.slice(0, -1).join(\", \")} and ${last}`\n}\n","import type { AgentHookDefinition } from \"@workspace/matrix\"\nimport type { Liquid } from \"liquidjs\"\n\nimport { diagnostics } from \"./diagnostics.js\"\nimport { DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME, EJECT_SOURCE } from \"./paths.js\"\nimport { CODEX_DEVELOPER_INSTRUCTIONS_OPENER } from \"./providers/codex/agent-role-toml.js\"\nimport type {\n  AgentConfig,\n  CompiledAgentData,\n  PluginSkillRef,\n  Skill,\n} from \"./types.js\"\n\n/**\n * Everything that turns a resolved sub-agent into the markdown an install writes,\n * with two things left behind in the CLI because they read the machine: the five\n * `readFile`s that fetch an agent's partials off disk, and `cliVersion()`, which\n * reads the CLI's own manifest. Both arrive here as data — {@link AgentFiles} and\n * the `version` argument of {@link renderAgent} — which is what lets a browser\n * render the same bytes from the vendored corpus.\n *\n * **The Codex provider's renderer is re-exported from here, and the reason is the package's own\n * `exports` map.** `providers/codex/` has no entry of its own, so this module — the one whose\n * subject is \"how a resolved sub-agent becomes the file a host reads\" — is where a CLI-side\n * caller reaches it. The modules themselves stay separate: the TOML writer imports nothing from\n * here, so the dependency runs one way and neither the root barrel nor the editor's first-paint\n * budget acquires anything new.\n */\nexport {\n  CODEX_DEVELOPER_INSTRUCTIONS_OPENER,\n  CODEX_REJECTED_ROLE_KEYS,\n  CODEX_REQUIRED_ROLE_KEYS,\n  renderAgentRoleToml,\n} from \"./providers/codex/agent-role-toml.js\"\nexport {\n  AGENTS_NOT_ON_CODEX,\n  CODEX_AGENT_ROSTER,\n  UNEXPRESSIBLE_ON_CODEX,\n  agentsLeftOutOfCodexMessage,\n  compilesForCodex,\n  unexpressibleOnCodexMessage,\n} from \"./providers/codex/roster.js\"\n\n/** Pattern matching Liquid template delimiters that could enable template injection */\nconst LIQUID_SYNTAX_PATTERN = /\\{\\{|\\}\\}|\\{%|%\\}/g\n\n/**\n * Strips Liquid template syntax (`{{`, `}}`, `{%`, `%}`) from a string value.\n * Prevents template injection when user-controlled data is passed to the Liquid engine.\n *\n * @param value - Input string that may contain Liquid syntax\n * @param fieldName - Name of the field (for warning messages)\n * @returns Sanitized string with Liquid delimiters removed\n */\nexport function sanitizeLiquidSyntax<T extends string>(\n  value: T,\n  fieldName: string\n): T {\n  if (!LIQUID_SYNTAX_PATTERN.test(value)) return value\n  LIQUID_SYNTAX_PATTERN.lastIndex = 0\n  const sanitized = value.replace(LIQUID_SYNTAX_PATTERN, \"\")\n  diagnostics().warn(\n    `Stripped Liquid template syntax from '${fieldName}' — possible template injection attempt`\n  )\n  // Boundary cast: .replace() widens the branded string T; stripping characters keeps it in T's domain\n  return sanitized as T\n}\n\nfunction sanitizeStringArray(values: string[], fieldName: string): string[] {\n  return values.map((v) => sanitizeLiquidSyntax(v, fieldName))\n}\n\n/**\n * Hook definitions with every author-supplied string stripped of Liquid syntax.\n *\n * These are the only fields on an agent that render as an EXECUTABLE: a `Stop` hook's\n * `command` is a shell line Claude Code runs when the sub-agent finishes. An agent definition\n * can arrive from a marketplace, so the strings here are as author-controlled as `agent.name`\n * beside them — and they were the one part of the definition the sanitiser did not cover,\n * because until this release nothing rendered them.\n *\n * Sanitising is not a substitute for trusting the source: a marketplace whose agents you compile\n * can name any command it likes, and that is a property of installing an agent rather than of\n * this function. What this closes is the narrower hole of a hook string carrying template syntax\n * into a render.\n */\nfunction sanitizeHooks(\n  hooks: NonNullable<AgentConfig[\"hooks\"]>\n): NonNullable<AgentConfig[\"hooks\"]> {\n  return Object.fromEntries(\n    Object.entries(hooks).map(([event, definitions]) => [\n      sanitizeLiquidSyntax(event, \"hook.event\"),\n      definitions.map(sanitizeHookDefinition),\n    ])\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * One definition from {@link sanitizeHooks}: its matcher, and every action it fires.\n *\n * `hooks` is spread unconditionally where `matcher` beside it is guarded, because the two are\n * not both optional: a definition carrying no actions fires nothing, so `AgentHookDefinition`\n * requires the array and every schema that reads an agent refuses a definition without it.\n */\nfunction sanitizeHookDefinition(\n  definition: AgentHookDefinition\n): AgentHookDefinition {\n  return {\n    ...definition,\n    ...(definition.matcher !== undefined && {\n      matcher: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(definition.matcher, \"hook.matcher\"),\n    }),\n    hooks: definition.hooks.map(sanitizeHookAction),\n  }\n}\n\n/** One action a hook definition fires: its type, and whichever of command, script and prompt it holds. */\nfunction sanitizeHookAction(\n  action: AgentHookDefinition[\"hooks\"][number]\n): AgentHookDefinition[\"hooks\"][number] {\n  return {\n    ...action,\n    type: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(action.type, \"hook.type\"),\n    ...(action.command !== undefined && {\n      command: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(action.command, \"hook.command\"),\n    }),\n    ...(action.script !== undefined && {\n      script: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(action.script, \"hook.script\"),\n    }),\n    ...(action.prompt !== undefined && {\n      prompt: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(action.prompt, \"hook.prompt\"),\n    }),\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Experimental frontmatter options with their author-supplied value stripped of\n * Liquid syntax.\n *\n * Here for the same reason {@link sanitizeHooks} is: the template renders the\n * field, and being rendered is what puts a field in this enumeration. That\n * `cacheTtl` is a closed vocabulary does not exempt it — `model`, `effort`,\n * `permissionMode` and `isolation` are closed vocabularies too and are all\n * sanitised, because a type says nothing about what reached the renderer.\n * {@link renderAgent} is also the editor's preview path, which arrives from a\n * browser without the CLI's Zod loader having parsed anything.\n */\nfunction sanitizeExperimental(\n  experimental: NonNullable<AgentConfig[\"experimental\"]>\n): NonNullable<AgentConfig[\"experimental\"]> {\n  return {\n    ...experimental,\n    ...(experimental.cacheTtl !== undefined && {\n      cacheTtl: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(\n        experimental.cacheTtl,\n        \"agent.experimental.cacheTtl\"\n      ),\n    }),\n  }\n}\n\nfunction sanitizeSkills(skills: Skill[]): Skill[] {\n  return skills.map((s) => ({\n    ...s,\n    id: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(s.id, \"skill.id\"),\n    description: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(s.description, \"skill.description\"),\n    usage: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(s.usage, \"skill.usage\"),\n    ...(s.pluginRef !== undefined && {\n      pluginRef: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(s.pluginRef, \"skill.pluginRef\"),\n    }),\n  }))\n}\n\n/**\n * Sanitizes user-controlled metadata fields in compiled agent data to prevent\n * Liquid template injection. Strips `{{`, `}}`, `{%`, `%}` from agent\n * metadata and skill metadata before template rendering.\n *\n * Content fields (identity, playbook, output, criticalRequirementsTop,\n * criticalReminders) are passed through unchanged, because they are not\n * metadata reaching a template — they are PROSE, inlined verbatim, and nothing\n * evaluates them: see {@link SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER} for the one token in a\n * partial that is substituted and why it is a token rather than a render.\n * Stripping the delimiters here would silently rewrite an author's prose — a\n * GitHub Actions example that says `${{ secrets.X }}` means that, and compiles\n * saying that.\n */\nexport function sanitizeCompiledAgentData(\n  data: CompiledAgentData\n): CompiledAgentData {\n  const sanitizedAgent: AgentConfig = {\n    ...data.agent,\n    name: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(data.agent.name, \"agent.name\"),\n    title: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(data.agent.title, \"agent.title\"),\n    description: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(\n      data.agent.description,\n      \"agent.description\"\n    ),\n    tools: sanitizeStringArray(data.agent.tools, \"agent.tools\"),\n    ...(data.agent.disallowedTools !== undefined && {\n      disallowedTools: sanitizeStringArray(\n        data.agent.disallowedTools,\n        \"agent.disallowedTools\"\n      ),\n    }),\n    ...(data.agent.model !== undefined && {\n      model: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(data.agent.model, \"agent.model\"),\n    }),\n    ...(data.agent.effort !== undefined && {\n      effort: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(data.agent.effort, \"agent.effort\"),\n    }),\n    ...(data.agent.permissionMode !== undefined && {\n      permissionMode: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(\n        data.agent.permissionMode,\n        \"agent.permissionMode\"\n      ),\n    }),\n    ...(data.agent.isolation !== undefined && {\n      isolation: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(data.agent.isolation, \"agent.isolation\"),\n    }),\n    ...(data.agent.experimental !== undefined && {\n      experimental: sanitizeExperimental(data.agent.experimental),\n    }),\n    ...(data.agent.hooks !== undefined && {\n      hooks: sanitizeHooks(data.agent.hooks),\n    }),\n  }\n\n  const sanitizedSkills = sanitizeSkills(data.skills)\n  const sanitizedPreloaded = sanitizeSkills(data.preloadedSkills)\n  const sanitizedDynamic = sanitizeSkills(data.dynamicSkills)\n  const sanitizedPreloadedIds = data.preloadedSkillIds.map((id) =>\n    sanitizeLiquidSyntax(id, \"preloadedSkillId\")\n  )\n\n  return {\n    agent: sanitizedAgent,\n    identity: data.identity,\n    playbook: data.playbook,\n    output: data.output,\n    criticalRequirementsTop: data.criticalRequirementsTop,\n    criticalReminders: data.criticalReminders,\n    skills: sanitizedSkills,\n    preloadedSkills: sanitizedPreloaded,\n    dynamicSkills: sanitizedDynamic,\n    preloadedSkillIds: sanitizedPreloadedIds,\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The tool that loads a skill.\n *\n * A sub-agent's `tools:` frontmatter is an ALLOWLIST: an agent that declares one\n * gets exactly what it names, where an agent that omits the key inherits every\n * tool the session has. Every agent compiled here declares one, and no\n * `metadata.yaml` names this — so every agent this product had ever written was\n * unable to invoke a skill, while being instructed in the strongest terms the\n * template can manage to do exactly that.\n *\n * The `skills:` key does not close that gap, which is the non-obvious half and\n * the reason the defect survived: it preloads skill content into the agent's\n * startup context and grants no tool, so a compiled agent can list skills, carry\n * the activation protocol, and still have no way to load one.\n *\n * Granted to every agent rather than only to those with dynamic skills. Skills\n * are this product's atom: an agent has to be able to reach one a user adds\n * after it was compiled, and one its own playbook names in prose. It is a\n * read-only capability — it loads instructions and grants no write access — so\n * the deliberately read-only researchers take it on the same terms.\n */\nconst SKILL_TOOL = \"Skill\"\n\n/**\n * The same definition with {@link SKILL_TOOL} among its tools exactly once.\n *\n * Idempotent and order-stable: a definition already naming it is returned\n * unchanged, by identity, and everything else keeps its declared order with the\n * grant appended. Both halves are about the next compile — a second entry, or a\n * reordered list, would diff the frontmatter of every agent on disk.\n */\nfunction withSkillTool(agent: AgentConfig): AgentConfig {\n  if (agent.tools.includes(SKILL_TOOL)) return agent\n  return { ...agent, tools: [...agent.tools, SKILL_TOOL] }\n}\n\n/** The five markdown partials a sub-agent is assembled from, however they were fetched. */\nexport type AgentFiles = Pick<\n  CompiledAgentData,\n  | \"identity\"\n  | \"playbook\"\n  | \"output\"\n  | \"criticalRequirementsTop\"\n  | \"criticalReminders\"\n>\n\n/**\n * The template context for one sub-agent.\n *\n * The single assembly point for both front doors — the CLI's write path and the\n * editor's output preview — which is why {@link withSkillTool} is applied here\n * rather than in the eighteen `metadata.yaml` files: a user-authored agent gets\n * the grant on the same terms as a shipped one.\n *\n * The preloaded/dynamic split PRESERVES the order `agent.skills` arrives in, and\n * that order is `config.ts`'s stack key order — so the emitted rows of the\n * sub-agent's skill-activation table are decided by the config writer's\n * canonicalisation rather than by anything here.\n */\nexport function buildAgentTemplateContext(\n  name: string,\n  agent: AgentConfig,\n  files: AgentFiles,\n  mapSkill: (skill: Skill) => Skill = (skill) => skill\n): CompiledAgentData {\n  const skills = agent.skills.map(mapSkill)\n  const preloadedSkills = skills.filter((s) => s.preloaded)\n  const dynamicSkills = skills.filter((s) => !s.preloaded)\n  const preloadedSkillIds = preloadedSkills.map((s) => s.pluginRef ?? s.id)\n\n  diagnostics().verbose(\n    `Skills for ${name}: ${preloadedSkills.length} preloaded, ${dynamicSkills.length} dynamic`\n  )\n\n  return {\n    agent: withSkillTool(agent),\n    ...files,\n    skills,\n    preloadedSkills,\n    dynamicSkills,\n    preloadedSkillIds,\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The per-skill pluginRef decision. A skill renders as `${id}:${id}` only\n * when it has an explicit non-eject source on its SkillReference — i.e. it was\n * installed from a marketplace. `undefined` source (user-authored local skills\n * with no SkillConfig entry) and `\"eject\"` both fall through to bare id.\n */\nexport function pluginRefFor(skill: Skill): { pluginRef?: PluginSkillRef } {\n  if (skill.source === undefined || skill.source === EJECT_SOURCE) return {}\n  return { pluginRef: `${skill.id}:${skill.id}` as const }\n}\n\n/**\n * The provenance marker every compiled agent carries: an HTML comment on the first line\n * after the frontmatter, naming the generator and the fact that the file is rewritten\n * rather than edited.\n *\n * **A body comment, deliberately not a frontmatter field.** Claude Code documents its\n * supported frontmatter keys and says nothing about how it treats an unknown one, so a\n * stricter release could reject every agent this CLI has ever written. The body is free-form\n * by contract, which makes a marker there safe, greppable, and the do-not-edit notice at the\n * same time.\n *\n * **Its bytes are constant across releases, and that is the point.** A compiled agent IS a\n * sub-agent's system prompt, so this line is the first cacheable byte of every invocation of\n * it — and while it carried the CLI's version it moved on every release, invalidating the\n * whole prompt prefix of all eighteen agents for a string nothing reads back. The version\n * still travels, in the trailing volatile block where a change to it costs nothing.\n *\n * {@link hasProvenanceMarker} matched on SHAPE while the text varied and still does, so an\n * agent compiled by any release — before this change or after it — is recognised by any other.\n */\nconst MARKER_OPEN = `<!-- Generated by ${DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME}`\nconst MARKER_NOTICE = \" — do not edit; compile rewrites this file\"\nconst MARKER_CLOSE = \" -->\"\n\nconst FRONTMATTER_FENCE = \"---\"\n\nexport function provenanceMarker(): string {\n  return `${MARKER_OPEN}${MARKER_NOTICE}${MARKER_CLOSE}`\n}\n\n/** Whether a line is a marker this CLI wrote, at any version and under any wording. */\nfunction isProvenanceMarker(line: string): boolean {\n  return line.startsWith(MARKER_OPEN) && line.endsWith(MARKER_CLOSE)\n}\n\n/**\n * The index of the first body line: past the closing frontmatter fence when there is one,\n * and the top of the file when there is not — a template override may render no frontmatter,\n * and the marker still needs a defined home.\n */\nfunction bodyStartIndex(lines: readonly string[]): number {\n  if (lines[0] !== FRONTMATTER_FENCE) return 0\n  const closingFence = lines.indexOf(FRONTMATTER_FENCE, 1)\n  if (closingFence === -1) return 0\n  return closingFence + 1\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this CLI compiled the agent file this content came from.\n *\n * The marker's POSITION is part of the claim: an agent that merely quotes the line further\n * down (a prompt about this very feature, say) is the user's, and a sweep reading that as\n * provenance would delete a file nothing here wrote.\n */\nexport function hasProvenanceMarker(content: string): boolean {\n  const lines = content.split(\"\\n\")\n  const firstBodyLine = lines[bodyStartIndex(lines)]\n  return firstBodyLine !== undefined && isProvenanceMarker(firstBodyLine)\n}\n\n/**\n * The same question for a Codex agent ROLE DEFINITION, where the prose lives inside a TOML key\n * rather than under a frontmatter fence.\n *\n * The marker's POSITION is the claim here too — the line immediately after\n * {@link CODEX_DEVELOPER_INSTRUCTIONS_OPENER} — so a role whose own prose quotes the line further\n * down is the user's, and a sweep reading that as provenance would delete a file nothing here\n * wrote. Same shape match as {@link hasProvenanceMarker}, so a role compiled by any release is\n * recognised by any other.\n */\nexport function hasCodexRoleMarker(content: string): boolean {\n  const lines = content.split(\"\\n\")\n  const opener = lines.indexOf(CODEX_DEVELOPER_INSTRUCTIONS_OPENER)\n  const markerLine = opener === -1 ? undefined : lines[opener + 1]\n\n  return markerLine !== undefined && isProvenanceMarker(markerLine)\n}\n\n/**\n * The same content carrying exactly one provenance marker, on the first line after the\n * frontmatter.\n *\n * Idempotent by replacement rather than by insertion: content that already carries a marker\n * has that line rewritten rather than a second one stacked beside it. Since the marker's text\n * became constant that replacement is a no-op on anything this release wrote — but it is what\n * upgrades an agent stamped by a release that still spelled the version into the line.\n */\nexport function stampProvenanceMarker(content: string): string {\n  const lines = content.split(\"\\n\")\n  const bodyStart = bodyStartIndex(lines)\n  const replacedLines = hasProvenanceMarker(content) ? 1 : 0\n\n  return [\n    ...lines.slice(0, bodyStart),\n    provenanceMarker(),\n    ...lines.slice(bodyStart + replacedLines),\n  ].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/** The template every compiled sub-agent is rendered from, by name rather than by path. */\nconst AGENT_TEMPLATE = \"agent\"\n\n/**\n * The template holding everything AFTER the frontmatter fence, which {@link AGENT_TEMPLATE}\n * `{% include %}`s as its own last line.\n *\n * **A host whose sub-agent file has no frontmatter needs the body and only the body.** A Codex\n * agent ROLE DEFINITION carries the compiled prose in one `developer_instructions` key against a\n * deserializer that drops the whole file on an unlisted one, so a Claude-shaped `---` block\n * reaching that renderer is either quoted in as noise or emits keys that lose all sixteen\n * sub-agents at once.\n *\n * **`include` rather than `render`, and rather than concatenating two renders in code.** `include`\n * shares the parent's scope, so the partial reads `agent`, `identity` and the rest exactly as it\n * did when it was one file; and an installation that ejected a whole `agent.liquid` before the\n * split still renders through its own copy rather than having this body appended to it twice.\n */\nconst AGENT_BODY_TEMPLATE = \"agent-body\"\n\n/**\n * The one token in a partial that is not prose.\n *\n * **A partial's text reaches the compiled agent byte for byte.** Anything in one that looks like\n * template syntax — `${{ secrets.X }}` in a GitHub Actions example, `{{ user.name }}`,\n * `{% if x %}` — IS text, in a bundled partial and in a user-authored one alike. An agent\n * definition can arrive from a marketplace or be written by hand in a consuming project, and a\n * partial that reached the Liquid engine would be both a silent rewrite of that author's prose and\n * the template-injection boundary {@link sanitizeLiquidSyntax} exists to hold, gone.\n *\n * One value still has to be install-specific, which is what this token is for: `agent-summoner`'s\n * playbook tells an agent where to author a new sub-agent, and the answer is the source folder THIS\n * installation uses — `.agents-inc/claude/` for one created now, `.claude-src/` for one created\n * before the rename and not yet migrated. A literal is right for one of those and wrong for the\n * other, and the wrong one sends an agent to author into a folder the CLI does not read.\n *\n * So the substitution is an OPT-IN of exactly one token rather than a render of the whole file.\n * Spelled with delimiters no template language in this repository uses and no prose reaches by\n * accident, so a partial that does not carry it is returned by identity and cannot be rewritten by\n * anything here. The repository's own partials that want it are found with:\n *\n * ```\n * grep -rn '@@SOURCE_FOLDER@@' packages/cli/src/agents\n * ```\n *\n * A partial that wants to NAME this token rather than ask for the folder writes\n * {@link SOURCE_FOLDER_ESCAPE}.\n */\nconst SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER = \"@@SOURCE_FOLDER@@\"\n\n/**\n * {@link SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER} with a backslash in front of it, which compiles to the token\n * itself.\n *\n * **A substitution with no escape eats the one lesson that teaches it.** `agent-summoner`'s\n * playbook is where an agent learns to write the token, and the paragraph saying so spelled the\n * token — so every compiled copy read \"the one exception is `.agents-inc/claude`\" and named the\n * token nowhere, teaching the folder literal the token exists to prevent. The escape is what lets\n * a partial say the token's name out loud.\n *\n * A backslash because it is the escape every author already reaches for, and because it composes:\n * the escape is stripped from the text around it, so `\\\\` in front of the token compiles to a\n * backslash and the token — which is how a partial teaches the escape itself. There is no way to\n * write a literal backslash immediately before a SUBSTITUTED token, and nothing needs one.\n */\nconst SOURCE_FOLDER_ESCAPE = `\\\\${SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER}`\n\n/**\n * The product-authored expression that asks an engine for the install's source folder.\n *\n * A constant this file owns, so the only thing the Liquid engine is ever handed here is this\n * string — never a partial. The engine is still what carries the value, because `globals` is where\n * both front doors put it: `createLiquidEngine` in the CLI, over the project it is compiling for,\n * and `createEngineFromTemplates` in the browser, over the layout a new installation gets.\n */\nconst SOURCE_FOLDER_EXPRESSION = \"{{ sourceFolder }}\"\n\n/** The refusal when a partial asks for the source folder and the engine cannot name one. */\nconst NO_SOURCE_FOLDER =\n  `A partial names the install's source folder (${SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER}) and the engine ` +\n  `rendering it carries no 'sourceFolder' global, so the name would compile away to nothing.`\n\n/** The source folder this engine was built for, asked for through the engine's own globals. */\nfunction sourceFolderOf(engine: Liquid): Promise<string> {\n  // Boundary cast: liquidjs types parseAndRender as `Promise<any>` because a template can render\n  // to any value. This one renders a global declared `string` by both engine builders.\n  return engine.parseAndRender(SOURCE_FOLDER_EXPRESSION) as Promise<string>\n}\n\n/**\n * One partial with every unescaped {@link SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER} replaced by `folder`, every\n * {@link SOURCE_FOLDER_ESCAPE} left naming the token, and every other byte of it untouched.\n *\n * A partial that did not opt in is returned by identity, so nothing here can reach an author's\n * prose. One that ASKS for the folder, in an engine naming no folder, is a refusal rather than a\n * substitution: `strictVariables` is off in both engines — that is what lets a template reference a\n * field an agent omits — so a missing global renders to an empty string, and the partial would\n * compile to `/agents/`, a path that names no installation, in a file nobody reads back. One that\n * only NAMES the token asks for no folder, so it is not held to that.\n */\nfunction substituteSourceFolder(partial: string, folder: string): string {\n  if (!partial.includes(SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER)) return partial\n\n  const aroundEscapes = partial.split(SOURCE_FOLDER_ESCAPE)\n  const asksForTheFolder = aroundEscapes.some((text) =>\n    text.includes(SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER)\n  )\n  if (asksForTheFolder && folder === \"\") throw new Error(NO_SOURCE_FOLDER)\n\n  const folderNamedIn = (text: string): string =>\n    text.split(SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER).join(folder)\n\n  return aroundEscapes.map(folderNamedIn).join(SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER)\n}\n\n/**\n * The same context with each of its five partials carrying this install's source folder.\n *\n * The five are listed as an {@link AgentFiles} literal rather than spread one by one over `data`,\n * which is what makes the enumeration exhaustive: a sixth partial added to that type and forgotten\n * here fails `tsc` on the missing property, where the spread alone would pass it through untouched\n * and silently.\n */\nasync function withSourceFolder(\n  engine: Liquid,\n  data: CompiledAgentData\n): Promise<CompiledAgentData> {\n  const folder = await sourceFolderOf(engine)\n  const named = (partial: string): string =>\n    substituteSourceFolder(partial, folder)\n\n  const partials: AgentFiles = {\n    identity: named(data.identity),\n    playbook: named(data.playbook),\n    output: named(data.output),\n    criticalRequirementsTop: named(data.criticalRequirementsTop),\n    criticalReminders: named(data.criticalReminders),\n  }\n\n  return { ...data, ...partials }\n}\n\n/**\n * The deterministic completion gate every writing sub-agent stops against.\n *\n * A `SubagentStop` hook rather than a sentence in the prompt, because the two are different\n * kinds of claim: \"check your work before stopping\" is advice a model may decline to take, and\n * this is a process that runs whether it does or not. Exit 2 is the documented way to BLOCK the\n * stop, and the command's captured output goes to stderr, which is what Claude Code returns to\n * the sub-agent — so a failing typecheck comes back as the compiler's own output and the\n * agent iterates rather than reporting done.\n *\n * **Inert where it cannot be right.** A compiled agent is installed into someone else's\n * repository, and a gate that hard-blocks in a project with no npm — or no `typecheck` script —\n * would make every sub-agent unstoppable. So the first clause exits 0 unless there is both an\n * npm and a `package.json`, and `--if-present` exits 0 for a script the project does not\n * define. What is left is exactly the case the gate is for: a project that declares these\n * checks, failing one of them.\n *\n * **Typecheck only.** The gate runs the project's typecheck script; lint and test are\n * deliberately not in it. A type error means the work does not compile, which is the one\n * failure a stopping agent must not report as done. A lint finding or a failing test is the\n * project's own judgement to gate on, and a project that wants either declares its own `Stop`\n * hook — see {@link declaresOwnGate} — which replaces this one entirely rather than running\n * beside it.\n *\n * Composed for agents holding `Write` or `Edit` by {@link withCompletionGate}, which merges it\n * with whatever the agent declared rather than losing to it.\n */\nconst COMPLETION_GATE_COMMAND =\n  \"command -v npm >/dev/null 2>&1 && [ -f package.json ] || exit 0; \" +\n  \"out=$(npm run --if-present --silent typecheck 2>&1) \" +\n  \"|| { printf '%s\\\\n' \\\"$out\\\" >&2; exit 2; }\"\n\n/** The tools whose presence makes an agent one the gate is for. */\nconst WRITING_TOOLS = [\"Write\", \"Edit\"]\n\n/**\n * The frontmatter spelling of the completion event, which is not the spelling that fires.\n *\n * Claude Code registers a sub-agent's frontmatter hooks through a function that walks its\n * event vocabulary and rewrites exactly one key — `Stop` becomes `SubagentStop`, logged as\n * \"Converting Stop hook to SubagentStop for agent X (subagents trigger SubagentStop)\". The\n * vocabulary contains `SubagentStop` verbatim, so EITHER spelling works when the agent is\n * invoked as a sub-agent.\n *\n * They diverge on the other path. An agent run as the main session through `--agent` has its\n * frontmatter hooks stored raw, with no such rewrite, and every dispatch looks the record up\n * by the event's own name — so a `SubagentStop` key is consulted only for an event a main\n * session never fires, while `Stop` fires natively. `Stop` is therefore correct in both modes\n * and `SubagentStop` in one, which is why this emits `Stop`.\n *\n * Read from the shipped binary at version 2.1.259 on 2026-09-03 rather than from published\n * documentation. Compiled agents written before that release carry `SubagentStop`; both are\n * live, and a reader seeing `Stop:` in frontmatter and `SubagentStop` in a log is seeing the\n * conversion rather than a mismatch.\n */\nconst GATE_EVENT = \"Stop\"\n\n/** The runtime spelling of {@link GATE_EVENT} — what a sub-agent's registration is rewritten to. */\nconst CONVERTED_GATE_EVENT = \"SubagentStop\"\n\n/**\n * The gate as its own hooks record — a fresh one per call.\n *\n * A factory rather than a const because the record is spread into an agent's own\n * hooks and the arrays inside it would otherwise be shared, by identity, with every\n * agent ever compiled in the process; `validResult()` in the CLI's\n * `lib/validation-result.ts` is the same shape for the same reason.\n */\nfunction completionGateHooks(): NonNullable<AgentConfig[\"hooks\"]> {\n  return {\n    [GATE_EVENT]: [\n      { hooks: [{ type: \"command\", command: COMPLETION_GATE_COMMAND }] },\n    ],\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the definition states a completion gate of its own, under either spelling.\n *\n * Both count, because the two ARE one event on the path a compiled agent is normally\n * invoked on — see {@link GATE_EVENT}. Keying only on `Stop` would emit this gate beside a\n * project's `SubagentStop`, and a sub-agent would then run both, which is the opposite of\n * the rule that a project's completion gate is its own to state. `SubagentStop` is also the\n * spelling every agent compiled before 2026-09-03 carries, so it is what a project that\n * copied its gate out of a compiled agent will have written.\n */\nfunction declaresOwnGate(hooks: AgentConfig[\"hooks\"]): boolean {\n  if (hooks === undefined) return false\n  const stated = [GATE_EVENT, CONVERTED_GATE_EVENT]\n  return stated.some((event) => (hooks[event]?.length ?? 0) > 0)\n}\n\n/**\n * The same definition carrying the completion gate alongside whatever it declared.\n *\n * **Composition, not exclusion.** The template used to decide this with an\n * `{% if agent.hooks %}` / `{% elsif tools contains Write %}` pair, so an agent\n * declaring any hook at all — a `PostToolUse` formatter, say — silently lost the\n * completion gate, with nothing reporting it.\n *\n * Merged per EVENT: a declared completion gate replaces this one, because a project stating\n * its own is the rule this product has always documented; every other event is added beside\n * it. An agent holding neither `Write` nor `Edit` is returned unchanged, so the gate is still\n * emitted only where it can mean something.\n *\n * The gate is spread LAST rather than first, which matters only for the degenerate declaration\n * `Stop: []`. {@link declaresOwnGate} reads that as stating no gate, correctly — and spreading\n * the declared record over the gate would then let an empty array clobber it, emitting\n * `hooks: {\"Stop\":[]}` and losing the gate to a key that says nothing. Gate-last cannot lose to\n * a declaration this function has already established is not one.\n *\n * **Composed before the sanitiser, for a narrower reason than that ordering used to claim.** The\n * only value whose sanitisation depends on it is {@link COMPLETION_GATE_COMMAND}, a constant this\n * product authors. An author's own hooks are stripped under either order, because\n * {@link sanitizeCompiledAgentData} walks `agent.hooks` whether or not the gate has been composed\n * into them — measured by rendering a writing agent whose declared hook was poisoned in every\n * field, under both orders: one line of the two renders differed, and the marker in it was the\n * gate's own.\n *\n * Which is a rule nothing can hold, since no fixture can reach that constant. So it is structural\n * instead of remembered: this function is private, {@link prepareForRender} is the one expression\n * that composes with the sanitiser, and {@link renderAgent} has no order left to state.\n */\nfunction withCompletionGate(agent: AgentConfig): AgentConfig {\n  const writes = WRITING_TOOLS.some((tool) => agent.tools.includes(tool))\n  if (!writes || declaresOwnGate(agent.hooks)) return agent\n  return { ...agent, hooks: { ...agent.hooks, ...completionGateHooks() } }\n}\n\n/**\n * The whole of what a render is handed: the completion gate composed into the\n * definition's own hooks, and every author-supplied string stripped of Liquid\n * syntax.\n *\n * The two steps have an order and this is the only expression allowed to state\n * it — written as one nested call rather than two statements, so getting it\n * wrong takes rewriting the expression rather than moving a line. That is worth\n * the indirection because the ordering is unfalsifiable: {@link withCompletionGate}\n * is the reason, and it explains which single value the order decides.\n */\nfunction prepareForRender(data: CompiledAgentData): CompiledAgentData {\n  return sanitizeCompiledAgentData({\n    ...data,\n    agent: withCompletionGate(data.agent),\n  })\n}\n\n/**\n * Renders the agent template and stamps the result with the provenance marker.\n *\n * Every compile entry point renders through here, so there is no path that writes a compiled\n * agent this CLI cannot later recognise as its own — which is what `uninstall` reads back\n * when the configuration naming the agents is gone. The stamp replaces rather than inserts,\n * so a template that emits the marker itself still produces exactly one.\n *\n * `version` is an argument because the CLI reads it from its own `package.json` and a browser\n * has no manifest to read; the editor passes `CORPUS_CLI_VERSION`, the release the corpus was\n * vendored at. It reaches the template as `generatorVersion` and renders inside the trailing\n * volatile block rather than into the provenance marker, so a release bump no longer rewrites\n * the first cacheable byte of every compiled agent.\n *\n * The completion gate is composed into the agent's own hooks before the render rather than\n * branched on in the template — see {@link prepareForRender} — so the template holds one\n * unconditional `hooks:` emission and the gate reaches `sanitizeHooks` like any other hook.\n *\n * The five partials are inlined verbatim but for one opted-in token — see\n * {@link SOURCE_FOLDER_PLACEHOLDER} — so an agent whose own text names the install's source folder\n * names the one this engine was built for, and every other byte of an author's prose survives.\n */\nexport async function renderAgent(\n  engine: Liquid,\n  data: CompiledAgentData,\n  version: string\n): Promise<string> {\n  return stampProvenanceMarker(\n    await renderFromTemplate(engine, AGENT_TEMPLATE, data, version)\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * The same sub-agent WITHOUT its frontmatter — the prose alone, carrying the provenance marker on\n * its first line.\n *\n * It is exactly the tail of {@link renderAgent}, and that is the invariant rather than a golden\n * file: `agent.liquid` ends by including {@link AGENT_BODY_TEMPLATE}, so a body that moved one\n * byte would move the Claude render with it. `agent-body-split.test.ts` asserts the suffix\n * relation over three shipped sub-agents rather than recording the bytes, because a golden the\n * implementing pass can regenerate is a golden the implementing pass will regenerate.\n *\n * The marker is stamped here for the same reason `renderAgent` stamps it: a body with no frontmatter\n * fence takes it on line one, which is where {@link hasProvenanceMarker} looks and where the Codex\n * role renderer expects to find it inside `developer_instructions`.\n */\nexport async function renderAgentBody(\n  engine: Liquid,\n  data: CompiledAgentData,\n  version: string\n): Promise<string> {\n  return stampProvenanceMarker(\n    await renderFromTemplate(engine, AGENT_BODY_TEMPLATE, data, version)\n  )\n}\n\n/** The render both doors share: the same prepared context, against whichever template is named. */\nasync function renderFromTemplate(\n  engine: Liquid,\n  template: string,\n  data: CompiledAgentData,\n  version: string\n): Promise<string> {\n  const prepared = await withSourceFolder(engine, prepareForRender(data))\n\n  // Boundary cast: liquidjs types renderFile as `Promise<any>` because a template\n  // can render to any value. The agent template renders a markdown file, and both\n  // callers have declared `Promise<string>` since they were written.\n  return (await engine.renderFile(template, {\n    ...prepared,\n    generatorVersion: sanitizeLiquidSyntax(version, \"generatorVersion\"),\n  })) as string\n}\n","import { AsyncLocalStorage } from \"node:async_hooks\";\n\n/**\n * The write privilege for the global config pair (`~/.claude-src/config.ts` and\n * its `config-types.ts` sibling).\n *\n * AsyncLocalStorage rather than a module-level boolean: pair writes are async\n * and interleave, so a flag one write clears while another is still in flight\n * revokes a privilege that is still held. The store is scoped to the call tree\n * that opened it, which is exactly the grant being modelled.\n */\nconst gateToken = new AsyncLocalStorage<true>();\n\n/**\n * Thrown when the global pair is written from outside the gate. Names the\n * offending path and the only supported entry point, because every occurrence\n * is a code path that must be moved rather than a user-recoverable condition.\n */\nexport class GlobalPairWriteViolation extends Error {\n  constructor(targetPath: string) {\n    super(\n      `${targetPath} may only be written through config-gate — see src/cli/lib/config-gate/index.ts`,\n    );\n    this.name = \"GlobalPairWriteViolation\";\n  }\n}\n\n/** Runs `fn` holding the pair-write privilege. */\nexport function withGateToken<T>(fn: () => Promise<T>): Promise<T> {\n  return gateToken.run(true, fn);\n}\n\n/** True while the current async call tree holds the pair-write privilege. */\nexport function hasGateToken(): boolean {\n  return gateToken.getStore() === true;\n}\n\n/** Throws unless the caller holds the pair-write privilege. */\nexport function assertGateToken(targetPath: string): void {\n  if (hasGateToken()) return;\n  throw new GlobalPairWriteViolation(targetPath);\n}\n","// Logging utility for lib/ modules that don't have access to oclif command context.\n// In oclif commands, prefer using this.log() instead.\n\nlet verboseMode = false;\n\nexport function setVerbose(enabled: boolean): void {\n  verboseMode = enabled;\n}\n\nexport function verbose(msg: string): void {\n  if (verboseMode) {\n    console.log(`  ${msg}`);\n  }\n}\n\n// Always visible (not gated by verbose mode).\n// Used for user-facing progress output: compilation ticks, summaries, validation results.\nexport function log(msg: string): void {\n  console.log(msg);\n}\n\n// --- Startup message buffering ---\n// When buffer mode is enabled (before Ink takes over the terminal), warn() pushes\n// messages into a buffer instead of writing to stderr. The buffer is drained and\n// handed to the wizard, which paints it as a band above the step — stderr is what\n// the wizard's clearTerminal wipes, so a line written there is a line lost.\n\nexport type StartupMessage = {\n  level: \"info\" | \"warn\" | \"error\";\n  text: string;\n};\n\nlet bufferMode = false;\nlet messageBuffer: StartupMessage[] = [];\n\nexport function enableBuffering(): void {\n  bufferMode = true;\n  messageBuffer = [];\n}\n\nexport function drainBuffer(): StartupMessage[] {\n  const messages = [...messageBuffer];\n  messageBuffer = [];\n  return messages;\n}\n\nexport function disableBuffering(): void {\n  bufferMode = false;\n  messageBuffer = [];\n}\n\n// Always visible (not gated by verbose mode).\n// Used for issues the user should know about, like unresolved references.\n//\n// Error/warning message style guide:\n//   - Start with a capital letter (restructure if it would capitalize a function name)\n//   - End with a period if it's a complete sentence\n//   - End without a period if it's a fragment (e.g., \"Skipping 'foo': missing SKILL.md\")\n//   - Wrap dynamic values in single quotes: 'value' (not bare or double-quoted)\n//   - Do NOT prefix the message with \"Warning:\" — this function adds it automatically\n//   - After a colon, use lowercase (e.g., \"Skipping 'foo': invalid frontmatter\")\n//   - Use em dash for supplemental info (e.g., \"Missing category — defaulting to 'local'\")\nexport function warn(msg: string): void {\n  if (bufferMode) {\n    messageBuffer.push({ level: \"warn\", text: msg });\n    return;\n  }\n  console.warn(`  Warning: ${msg}`);\n}\n\nconst alreadySaid = new Set<string>();\n\n/**\n * The same warning, said once however many times this process reaches the line that says it.\n *\n * For a warning about the ENVIRONMENT rather than about the work in hand. One unreadable entry in\n * a user's own Codex marketplace registry fails every listing verb Codex has, and a single\n * `doctor` run asks for a listing from plugin discovery and from skill discovery — so one broken\n * entry said the same sentence twice, which reads as two faults.\n *\n * Keyed by the message, so two different causes are both still said. There is deliberately no\n * reset: the scope is one CLI invocation, and every surface that asserts on one of these lines\n * drives a spawned binary, which is a fresh process by construction.\n */\nexport function warnOnce(msg: string): void {\n  if (alreadySaid.has(msg)) return;\n  alreadySaid.add(msg);\n  warn(msg);\n}\n","import { unique } from \"remeda\";\n\nimport { KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN } from \"../consts.js\";\n\n/** The characters {@link KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN} is built from, tested one at a time. */\nconst KEBAB_CASE_CHARACTER = /[a-z0-9-]/;\n\n/**\n * The characters a name carries that kebab-case does not admit, deduplicated and in\n * first-appearance order.\n *\n * Empty when the name breaks the rule some other way — a leading digit, a doubled or\n * a trailing hyphen — which is why a refusal states the rule as well as the list: an\n * author handed `@scope/thing` can act on `@` and `/` directly, and one handed\n * `-thing` has nothing to delete.\n */\nexport function charactersOutsideKebabCase(name: string): string[] {\n  return unique([...name].filter((character) => !KEBAB_CASE_CHARACTER.test(character)));\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates a user-supplied entity name against the kebab-case convention.\n * Returns an error message naming the entity (e.g. \"Marketplace\", \"Skill\"),\n * or null when the name is valid.\n */\nexport function validateKebabCaseName(name: string, noun: string): string | null {\n  if (!name || name.trim() === \"\") {\n    return `${noun} name is required`;\n  }\n\n  if (!KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN.test(name)) {\n    return `${noun} name must be kebab-case (lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens, starting with a letter)`;\n  }\n\n  return null;\n}\n","import {\n  CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND,\n  DEFAULT_BRANDING,\n  DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME,\n  EDITOR_URL,\n  LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH,\n  MARKETPLACE_JSON,\n  PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n  editorConfigUrl,\n  type Provider,\n} from \"../consts.js\";\nimport type { UnusableSkillMetadata } from \"../lib/loading/index.js\";\nimport type { ScopeKind } from \"../lib/installation/source-scopes.js\";\nimport type { ConfigLoadError } from \"../lib/configuration/project-config.js\";\nimport { charactersOutsideKebabCase } from \"../lib/validate-kebab-name.js\";\nimport { plural } from \"./string.js\";\nimport type { AgentName, Category, SkillId } from \"../types/index.js\";\n\nexport const ERROR_MESSAGES = {\n  UNKNOWN_ERROR: \"Unknown error occurred\",\n  UNKNOWN_ERROR_SHORT: \"Unknown error\",\n  NO_INSTALLATION: `No installation found. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init' first to set up ${DEFAULT_BRANDING.NAME}`,\n  FAILED_RESOLVE_SOURCE: \"Failed to resolve marketplace\",\n  FAILED_LOAD_AGENT_PARTIALS: \"Failed to load agent partials\",\n  FAILED_COMPILE_AGENTS: \"Failed to compile agents\",\n  /**\n   * What `compile` refuses with when every pass discovered zero skills. It is reached only\n   * after an installation was detected, so the state it describes is a configuration with\n   * nothing installed under it — the same state `doctor` reports as `config-empty` and\n   * names `init` for, because `init` on a config that declares nothing opens the wizard\n   * rather than the dashboard. `edit` is the wrong half of the pair here: it modifies the\n   * currently installed skills, and there are none to modify.\n   */\n  NO_SKILLS_TO_COMPILE: `No skills found. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init' to choose skills, or add your own under ${LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH}/.`,\n} as const;\n\nexport const SUCCESS_MESSAGES = {\n  UNINSTALL_COMPLETE: \"Uninstall complete!\",\n  PLUGIN_COMPILE_COMPLETE: \"Plugin compile complete!\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * How each provider's own CLI is named, and what a user does about it not being there.\n *\n * A table keyed on {@link Provider} rather than a sentence built from the provider's own value:\n * \"Codex CLI\" and \"Claude Code\" are proper names, and the thing to DO about each is a different\n * fact again — one is a product to install, the other is an npm package whose bin has to reach\n * PATH. Neither is derivable from the four letters the folder is named after.\n *\n * The Codex row names the package this repository pins as a devDependency rather than a download\n * page, because the package is a fact this tree can be held against\n * (`packages/cli/package.json` -> `@openai/codex`) and a URL is one it cannot.\n */\nconst HOST_CLI: Record<Provider, { name: string; install: string }> = {\n  claude: { name: \"Claude CLI\", install: \"Install Claude Code first: https://claude.ai/code\" },\n  codex: {\n    name: \"Codex CLI\",\n    install: \"Install the '@openai/codex' package first, so that 'codex' is on PATH\",\n  },\n};\n\n/**\n * What a command says when the host binary its work goes through is not on the machine.\n *\n * It was a constant naming Claude until C4, with one caller — true while Claude was the only host,\n * and a wrong answer the moment a Codex installation could resolve one: a machine with no `codex`\n * was told to install Claude Code, which is neither the binary that is missing nor a step that\n * would help. The provider comes from the host the caller is already holding, so the line cannot\n * disagree with the installation it is about.\n */\nexport function hostCliNotFound(provider: Provider): string {\n  const cli = HOST_CLI[provider];\n  return `${cli.name} not found — '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} update' refreshes marketplaces through it. ${cli.install}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * `init`'s closing line, under the name the run prints itself as.\n *\n * A builder rather than a constant because it carries `branding.name`, which is per-installation\n * and cannot be baked in at module load. `init` is its one caller and resolves the name once on\n * its own spine, through `BaseCommand.resolveBrandingName`, which is where the default comes\n * from.\n */\nexport function initSucceeded(brandingName: string): string {\n  return `${brandingName} initialized successfully!`;\n}\n\nexport const STATUS_MESSAGES = {\n  INSTALLING_PLUGINS: \"Installing skill plugins...\",\n  LOADING_SKILLS: \"Loading skills...\",\n  LOADING_MARKETPLACE_SOURCE: \"Loading marketplace...\",\n  RECOMPILING_AGENTS: \"Recompiling agents...\",\n  COMPILING_AGENTS: \"Compiling agents...\",\n  DISCOVERING_SKILLS: \"Discovering skills...\",\n  RESOLVING_SOURCE: \"Resolving marketplace...\",\n  RESOLVING_MARKETPLACE_SOURCE: \"Resolving marketplace...\",\n  LOADING_AGENT_PARTIALS: \"Loading agent partials...\",\n  FETCHING_REPOSITORY: \"Fetching repository...\",\n  COPYING_SKILLS: \"Copying skills...\",\n  /**\n   * Printed when revalidation found the remote marketplace had moved on. It is the\n   * only warning a user gets that this load costs a download rather than a\n   * cache read, so it goes out before the download starts, not after.\n   */\n  MARKETPLACE_HAS_NEWER_CONTENT: \"Marketplace has newer content — fetching the update...\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * The partials `readAgentFiles` compiles a sub-agent out of, in the order it reads them —\n * and therefore what `eject agent-partials` puts under the reader's control. Spelled from\n * {@link STANDARD_FILES} rather than as prose so the sentence below cannot name a file the\n * compiler does not read: it named \"templates, agent intro, workflow, and examples\" for\n * years, four nouns matching nothing that ships.\n */\nconst AGENT_PARTIAL_FILES = [\n  STANDARD_FILES.IDENTITY_MD,\n  STANDARD_FILES.PLAYBOOK_MD,\n  STANDARD_FILES.CRITICAL_REQUIREMENTS_MD,\n  STANDARD_FILES.CRITICAL_REMINDERS_MD,\n  STANDARD_FILES.OUTPUT_MD,\n];\n\nexport const INFO_MESSAGES = {\n  NO_CHANGES_MADE: \"No changes made.\",\n  RUN_COMPILE: `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} compile' to include imported skills in your agents.`,\n  NO_AGENTS_TO_RECOMPILE: \"No agents to recompile\",\n  NO_PLUGIN_INSTALLATION: \"No plugin installation found.\",\n  NO_LOCAL_INSTALLATION: \"No local installation found.\",\n  CONFIG_TYPES_REFRESHED: `Refreshed ${STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS}`,\n  /**\n   * `update` refreshes marketplaces and stops there. An ejected skill is a copy the\n   * user owns and may have edited, so overwriting it from the source would discard\n   * their work — this line says so once, as information rather than a warning.\n   */\n  EJECTED_SKILLS_USER_OWNED: `Ejected skills are yours to own — '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} update' does not change them.`,\n  NO_PLUGIN_MARKETPLACES: \"No plugin marketplaces are configured — nothing to refresh.\",\n  /** Printed under the destination `eject agent-partials` just named, so it names files only. */\n  AGENT_PARTIALS_CUSTOMIZABLE: `Each sub-agent directory there holds ${AGENT_PARTIAL_FILES.join(\", \")} — edit those to customize that sub-agent.`,\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * What `uninstall` reports when the directory holds nothing of this CLI's, under the name the run\n * prints itself as.\n *\n * A builder for the same reason as {@link initSucceeded}, and it matters more here: `uninstall`\n * heads its output with the configured name and signs off with it, so a constant would put the\n * shipped name in the middle of a run that says the configured one twice around it.\n */\nexport function notInstalledHere(brandingName: string): string {\n  return `${brandingName} is not installed in this project.`;\n}\n\n/** Closing line of a plugin install, printed wherever one runs. */\nexport function pluginsInstalled(count: number): string {\n  return `Installed ${plural(count, \"skill plugin\")}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What an eject copy did, wherever `edit` performs one — a newly added local skill,\n * or a skill switched from plugin mode back to eject. Both copy through\n * `copyLocalSkills` at each skill's own scope, so both owe the same sentence.\n *\n * A count and no destination, deliberately: the copies are split between the\n * project directory and `$HOME` by each skill's scope, and one hardcoded path\n * would misname the other half.\n */\nexport function localSkillsCopied(count: number): string {\n  return `Copied ${count} local skill(s)`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a recompile pass did, as two numbers rather than one.\n *\n * The count it replaced was the roster the pass walked, so a run that rewrote\n * nothing and a run that rewrote everything printed the same sentence — the line\n * reported intent rather than outcome. `rewritten` is agents whose file this pass\n * wrote; `unchanged` is agents it found already correct and left alone.\n *\n * `subject` is the noun each caller counts in, given in the singular and pluralised against\n * `rewritten`, because `compile` reports per scope pass (\"global agent\") and `edit` reports the\n * whole run's (\"agent\").\n */\nexport function recompileSummary(rewritten: number, unchanged: number, subject: string): string {\n  return `${plural(rewritten, subject)} rewritten, ${unchanged} unchanged`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The sub-agents a recompile pass could not write, named rather than counted.\n *\n * Read off the pass's `failed` roster rather than off the prose it also returns: that roster is\n * the structured answer to \"which ones did not land\", while `warnings` carries entries that are\n * not failures at all, and a summary built from the prose would file those as work owed.\n */\nexport function agentsNotCompiled(agentNames: readonly AgentName[]): string {\n  return `${agentNames.length} sub-agent(s) did not compile: ${agentNames.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * One thing a run set out to do and did not, paired with the one command that finishes it.\n *\n * Both halves are required. A run that names the failure and no way out has told the user their\n * installation is wrong and left them holding it, and one that names a remedy without saying\n * what it remedies is advice about nothing.\n */\nexport type IncompleteWork = {\n  /** What did not happen, in the words it was warned about with where they exist. */\n  what: string;\n  /** The single next thing that finishes it. */\n  recovery: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * The ways out a command names when it finishes with work undone.\n *\n * One sentence per KIND of leftover state rather than one per failure site: what a person does\n * about a plugin registration that outlived the skill it was for is the same whichever of the\n * moments left it there, and three spellings of the same instruction read as three different\n * instructions.\n */\nexport const INCOMPLETE_WORK_RECOVERY = {\n  RECOMPILE: `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} compile' — the compiled agents on disk are stale until you do.`,\n  INSPECT_INSTALLATION: `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} doctor' to see what this installation is left holding.`,\n  DELETE_AGENT_FILE:\n    \"Delete the file by hand — Claude Code loads a compiled sub-agent this project no longer configures.\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * The account a command ends on when its work landed and part of it did not.\n *\n * It restates warnings the run already printed, deliberately: each was emitted where it\n * happened, which is where it is explicable and where the screens of output after it bury it.\n * This block is what a person reads after the fact, and the only place a non-zero exit from a\n * command that finished is explained.\n *\n * The lead-in claims the changes above LANDED, because that is the whole difference between\n * this ending and a refusal, and it is the sentence a reader would dispute.\n */\nexport function completedWithFailures(failures: readonly IncompleteWork[]): string {\n  return [\n    `Completed with ${failures.length} failure(s) — the changes above landed, these did not:`,\n    ...failures.flatMap(failureLines),\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/** One failure as two lines, the remedy indented under the failure it answers. */\nfunction failureLines({ what, recovery }: IncompleteWork): string[] {\n  return [`  ${what}`, `    ${recovery}`];\n}\n\n/**\n * The same distinction for the fan-out a global change performs across every\n * OTHER registered project: a project whose agents all came back byte-identical\n * was visited and left alone, and says so instead of being counted as recompiled.\n */\nexport function propagatedRecompileSummary(\n  rewritten: number,\n  unchanged: number,\n  failed: number,\n): string {\n  const failureSuffix = failed > 0 ? ` (${failed} failed)` : \"\";\n  return `Recompiled agents in ${plural(rewritten, \"registered project\")}, ${unchanged} unchanged${failureSuffix}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Warning printed for an installed, actively-selected skill that no sub-agent's stack\n * carries. The install itself is correct — the files are on disk and `config.ts` records\n * them — but nothing will ever load the skill, and every other surface reports the run\n * as clean. This line is the only one that says so.\n */\nexport function skillAssignedToNoAgent(skillId: SkillId): string {\n  return `Skill '${skillId}' is assigned to no sub-agent — nothing will load it.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The reason behind {@link skillAssignedToNoAgent} whenever it is the scope rule: a\n * project-scoped skill never reaches a global-scoped sub-agent. Names every sub-agent the\n * rule kept the skill away from, so one line accounts for every dropped pair.\n *\n * Shared by the save path (`init` / `edit`, where the assignment was never built) and by\n * `compile` (where a hand-edited `config.ts` declares the pair and the compile-time filter\n * drops it). One verdict, one sentence — a second spelling would read as a second rule.\n */\nexport function scopeBlockedStackAssignment(agentNames: AgentName[], skillId: SkillId): string {\n  const subject = agentNames.length === 1 ? \"Sub-agent\" : \"Sub-agents\";\n  const named = agentNames.map((name) => `'${name}'`).join(\", \");\n  return `${subject} ${named} cannot carry project-scoped skill '${skillId}' — global-scoped sub-agents only carry global-scoped skills.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Hint printed when a project-context compile resolves zero project agents but\n * the config still declares global-scope agents. Names the global context and\n * the count so the \"No agents to recompile\" no-op isn't silent after a global\n * stack change.\n */\nexport function globalScopedAgentsHint(count: number): string {\n  const [subject, object] = count === 1 ? [\"agent is\", \"it\"] : [\"agents are\", \"them\"];\n  return `${count} ${subject} global-scoped — run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} compile' from your home directory, or edit from this project, to recompile ${object}.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Summary printed after `update` refreshed every marketplace its config named. A marketplace\n * refresh re-reads the listing and installs nothing, so the installed plugins keep their versions.\n */\nexport function marketplacesRefreshed(count: number): string {\n  return `Refreshed ${plural(count, \"marketplace listing\")}. Installed plugins were not changed.`;\n}\n\n/** Warning printed for one marketplace the Claude CLI could not refresh. */\nexport function marketplaceRefreshFailed(marketplace: string, reason: string): string {\n  return `Could not update marketplace ${marketplace}: ${reason}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Warning printed when a remote source could not be reached to check whether the\n * cached copy is still current, and the copy was used anyway.\n *\n * The load succeeds — an offline user gets the marketplace they already have\n * rather than an error — so the line's whole job is to name what it is they got.\n */\nexport function sourceUnreachableUsingCache(source: string): string {\n  return `Could not reach ${source} — using the cached copy, which may be out of date.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Fatal summary naming every marketplace that failed to refresh. Each cause was\n * already warned individually; this is what makes the run exit non-zero.\n */\nexport function marketplacesRefreshFailed(marketplaces: string[]): string {\n  const subject = marketplaces.length === 1 ? \"marketplace\" : \"marketplaces\";\n  return `${marketplaces.length} ${subject} could not be updated: ${marketplaces.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * `build marketplace`'s refusal when package.json names no author, so the manifest\n * would carry an owner with no name.\n *\n * Refused rather than warned because `marketplaceOwnerSchema` requires that name: a\n * manifest written without one is a file this CLI's own reader rejects, and a build\n * that exits 0 having produced it reports success for a marketplace nobody can add.\n */\nexport function marketplaceOwnerHasNoName(packageJsonPath: string): string {\n  return [\n    `A marketplace's owner must have a name, and no name could be read from 'author' in ${packageJsonPath}.`,\n    `Nothing was written: a ${MARKETPLACE_JSON} whose 'owner.name' is empty is refused by this CLI's own reader, so the build would have reported success for a marketplace nobody can install from.`,\n    `Set 'author' in that file — either \"Jane Doe <jane@example.com>\" or { \"name\": \"Jane Doe\" } — and build again.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * `build marketplace`'s refusal when package.json carries a version that is only a version\n * to a reader who does not check it.\n *\n * `marketplaceSchema` requires `min(1)` here, and nothing upstream did: the package.json\n * schema types the field as a bare string, and the generator's `??` default treats `\"\"` as\n * a value because it is not nullish. So an empty version reached the manifest, the build\n * exited 0, and the file was refused the first time this CLI read it back — the same\n * write-then-fail-on-read shape the zero-plugin refusal closed.\n */\nexport function marketplaceHasNoVersion(packageJsonPath: string): string {\n  return [\n    `A marketplace must have a version, and 'version' in ${packageJsonPath} is empty.`,\n    `Nothing was written: a ${MARKETPLACE_JSON} whose 'version' is empty is refused by this CLI's own reader, so the build would have reported success for a marketplace nobody can install from.`,\n    `Set 'version' in that file — \"0.1.0\" if this is its first release — and build again.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * `build marketplace`'s refusal when the name read from package.json is not one a\n * marketplace may publish under.\n *\n * The way out is the flag rather than a rename of the npm package: an npm scoped name\n * is a legitimate thing for a package to have and an illegitimate marketplace name, so\n * the two identities are allowed to differ. Every offending character is named, because\n * `@scope/thing` gives an author two edits to make and a rule alone gives them none.\n */\nexport function marketplaceNameNotPublishable(name: string, packageJsonPath: string): string {\n  const offenders = charactersOutsideKebabCase(name);\n  return [\n    `Marketplace name '${name}', read from 'name' in ${packageJsonPath}, is not a name a marketplace may publish under.`,\n    ...(offenders.length > 0\n      ? [\n          `It carries ${offenders.map((character) => `'${character}'`).join(\" and \")}, which a marketplace name may not.`,\n        ]\n      : []),\n    `A marketplace name is kebab-case: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, starting with a letter.`,\n    `Publish under a name of your own instead: '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} build marketplace --name <your-marketplace>'.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\\n\");\n}\n\n/** A marketplace's manifest as its author has to type the path. */\nconst MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST = `${PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR}/${MARKETPLACE_JSON}`;\n\n/**\n * The rule and its remedy, shared by both refusals below: the two builds that write the manifest,\n * in the order an author runs them — `build plugins` writes the bundles `build marketplace` lists.\n */\nconst MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST_REQUIRED = [\n  `Every marketplace other than the default one must publish a valid ${MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST}.`,\n  `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} build plugins' and then '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} build marketplace' in that marketplace's repository, which write it.`,\n].join(\" \");\n\n/** The refusal of a marketplace other than the default one that publishes no manifest at all. */\nexport function marketplaceManifestMissing(source: string): string {\n  return [\n    `'${source}' has no ${MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST}, so it is not a marketplace yet.`,\n    MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST_REQUIRED,\n  ].join(\"\\n\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The refusal of a marketplace other than the default one whose manifest is there and cannot be\n * read — it does not parse, or the schema refuses it. `reason` is the reader's own, so a schema\n * refusal names the field the author has to fix as well as the builds that rewrite the file.\n */\nexport function marketplaceManifestUnreadable(source: string, reason: string): string {\n  return [\n    `'${source}' has a ${MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST} this CLI cannot read:\\n${reason}`,\n    MARKETPLACE_MANIFEST_REQUIRED,\n  ].join(\"\\n\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Warning printed when a compile pass finished but the scope's config-types.ts\n * could not be regenerated (e.g. the skills source was unreachable). The compiled\n * agents are fine; only the type unions may still be stale.\n */\nexport function configTypesRefreshFailed(reason: string): string {\n  return `Could not refresh ${STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS} — type unions may be stale: ${reason}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Summary printed after a global uninstall pruned the inlined global-scoped\n * config entries from the registered projects.\n */\nexport function registeredProjectsUpdated(count: number): string {\n  return `Updated ${count} registered ${count === 1 ? \"project\" : \"projects\"}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Warning printed when a global uninstall could not prune one registered project whose config is\n * still there — unreadable, or its rewrite failed. The uninstall continues.\n */\nexport function registeredProjectUpdateSkipped(projectPath: string): string {\n  return `Could not update registered project at ${projectPath} — its config may still reference the uninstalled global content`;\n}\n\n/** Warning printed when a global change could not reach a registered project whose config.ts cannot be loaded. */\nexport function registeredProjectConfigUnreadable(projectPath: string): string {\n  return `Skipped ${projectPath}: its config.ts can't be read.`;\n}\n\n/** Warning printed when a global change found nothing installed at a registered project's path. */\nexport function registeredProjectGone(projectPath: string): string {\n  return `Skipped ${projectPath}: nothing is installed there any more.`;\n}\n\n/** Warning printed when a global change left a registered project on the other provider alone. */\nexport function registeredProjectOnAnotherProvider(projectPath: string): string {\n  return `Skipped ${projectPath}: it is another provider's installation.`;\n}\n\n/** Warning printed when a global compile's rewrite of a registered project failed. */\nexport function registeredProjectUpdateFailed(projectPath: string): string {\n  return `Skipped ${projectPath}: updating it failed.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The file and the reason behind {@link skillMetadataUnusableError}, LOGGED rather than\n * carried in the error itself: oclif hard-wraps error text at the terminal width, and a path\n * broken across two lines is one nobody can copy. The error names the skills; this names\n * their files, unwrapped, immediately above it.\n *\n * The reason is the reader's own message and can run to several lines — a YAML parse error\n * carries the position and the offending line, which is the point of naming the file at all.\n * For a file that parsed, it is the fields the file leaves out, named as missing.\n */\nexport function skillMetadataUnusableDetail({\n  skillDirName,\n  metadataPath,\n  reason,\n}: UnusableSkillMetadata): string {\n  return `  ${skillDirName} — ${metadataPath}\\n    ${reason}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Which skills the refusal is about, and that their files are named above it. Shared by both\n * refusals below because it is one sentence about one verdict — the commands differ on what\n * the file being unreadable COSTS, not on what it says.\n *\n * Every offending skill is named rather than the first, so one run fixes the lot.\n */\nfunction metadataUnusableOpening(entries: UnusableSkillMetadata[]): string {\n  const named = entries.map(({ skillDirName }) => `'${skillDirName}'`).join(\", \");\n  const subject = entries.length === 1 ? \"that skill\" : \"those skills\";\n  return `The ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} of ${named} does not describe ${subject} — the file and the reason are named above.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The two ways out, and where the whole list of skills in this state is reported. Also shared:\n * a refusal that named a different way out per command would be describing a different fault.\n */\nconst METADATA_UNUSABLE_WAY_OUT = `Fix the file, or delete the skill directory — '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} doctor' reports every skill in this state.`;\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `compile` meets an installed skill whose metadata.yaml exists but\n * describes no skill — either nothing can be parsed out of it, or it parses without the\n * fields a skill is described by. It is the sibling of {@link installationConfigsUnreadable} one\n * layer down: the file is there, and nothing can be made of it.\n *\n * Compile refuses rather than skips because a skipped skill is invisible. The same file is\n * refused by the local-skill discovery that regenerates `config-types.ts`, so a compile that\n * loaded the skill from its SKILL.md anyway would write agents around a skill the generated\n * types never carry — which is what it used to do, in the same run, silently.\n */\nexport function skillMetadataUnusableError(entries: UnusableSkillMetadata[]): string {\n  return [\n    metadataUnusableOpening(entries),\n    `A skill this file cannot describe is skipped when ${STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS} is regenerated, so compiling it would write agents around a skill the generated types never carry.`,\n    METADATA_UNUSABLE_WAY_OUT,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The same refusal raised by `init` and `edit`, where what the file costs is different: the\n * wizard resolves the installed roster against the catalogue, and a skill nothing can be\n * loaded for reaches no screen — so the entry naming it is dropped from `config.ts` and\n * reported as a removal the user never asked for.\n *\n * That is the right answer for a skill the marketplace no longer carries and the wrong one\n * here, where the files are sitting in the install and one repairable file stands between\n * them and the catalogue. So the run stops with the entry intact, exactly as `compile` stops\n * over the same verdict about the same file, rather than spending the record of an install\n * on a YAML typo and billing the marketplace for it.\n */\nexport function savedSkillMetadataUnusableError(entries: UnusableSkillMetadata[]): string {\n  return [\n    metadataUnusableOpening(entries),\n    `A config entry naming a skill this file cannot describe is dropped as one this marketplace does not carry — and a file that can be repaired must not cost an install its record.`,\n    METADATA_UNUSABLE_WAY_OUT,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * `init --from` installs into a clean directory. A shared configuration is installed whole — its\n * own `assignments` map REPLACES the ownership-derived stack rather than merging with it — so there\n * is no coherent answer to what it should do when it meets a setup that is already there. The\n * refusal below names `edit --from`, which applies the id to that setup, and `uninstall`, which\n * clears the way for this one.\n *\n * A global installation above the directory is not such a setup. It is not this directory's, so\n * the run adds to it what it lacks and leaves the rest as installed — see\n * {@link keptAsInstalledGlobally}.\n */\nconst SHARED_CONFIG_GREENFIELD_HINT =\n  \"installing a shared configuration is a fresh setup, not a merge\";\n\n/**\n * Where a freshly minted id can be acted on, which is the whole of what makes it a share.\n *\n * Exactly two things read one — this CLI and the editor the configuration reopens in — and both\n * commands that mint an id (`share`, and `edit --ui`) print both lines, because an id nobody can\n * act on is not a share. One definition rather than two, so the two commands cannot come to\n * describe the same id differently.\n */\nexport function sharedConfigDestinations(id: string): string[] {\n  return [\n    `  Install it:  ${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init --from ${id}`,\n    `  Open it:     ${editorConfigUrl(id)}`,\n  ];\n}\n\n/**\n * What `init --ui` and `edit --ui --from` print under the link: the command that applies an id\n * HERE. `init --from` installs into a directory holding no installation of its own and refuses one\n * that does, where `edit --from` is what applies an id — so the line follows the directory, never\n * the command that opened the link. With no id yet (a bare `init --ui`), it names the command for\n * the id the editor will give.\n */\nexport function applySharedConfigHere(id: string | undefined, installedHere: boolean): string {\n  const command = `${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} ${installedHere ? \"edit\" : \"init\"} --from`;\n  const verb = installedHere ? \"apply\" : \"install\";\n  return id === undefined\n    ? `Then ${verb} what it gives you with '${command} <id>'.`\n    : `To ${verb} it here instead, run '${command} ${id}'.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * `share`'s refusal while anything it would send is an ejected (Local) copy, an editor-added skill\n * included. A share carries plugins only; `edit --ui` still opens the same installation.\n */\nexport function shareRefusesEjectedSkills(skillIds: readonly string[]): string {\n  return [\n    \"This installation holds ejected skills, and ejected skills cannot be shared:\",\n    ...skillIds.map((id) => `  ${id}`),\n    \"Only plugins can be shared.\",\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/** What `share` says after the id when the marketplace it names is a folder on this machine. */\nexport function sharedIdNamesAFolder(folder: string): string {\n  return `This id names the marketplace folder ${folder}, so it installs only where that folder exists.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What `share` says after the id when what it sent comes from more than one marketplace. A payload\n * names one, so the others' skills are skipped wherever the id is installed.\n */\nexport function sharedSkillsLeftBehind(skillIds: readonly string[]): string {\n  return `A shared id names one marketplace, and these skill(s) come from another, so they will not install elsewhere: ${skillIds.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\n/** Refusal printed when the directory `init --from <id>` was run in is already installed. */\nexport function sharedConfigExistingInstall(configPath: string, id: string): string {\n  return `An installation already exists at ${configPath}. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} uninstall' first — ${SHARED_CONFIG_GREENFIELD_HINT}. ${applySharedConfigHere(id, true)}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `init --from` runs at the home directory and the payload carries\n * project-scoped entries.\n *\n * It is NOT a greenfield refusal, and deliberately says nothing about `uninstall`: the payload is\n * installable and the location is not, so the way out is another directory rather than a removal.\n * A global installation holds only global-scoped content, and at the home root both scopes resolve\n * to the same files — so a project-scoped entry does not land elsewhere, it lands in the global\n * config wearing a label that contradicts the file it is in.\n *\n * Every offender is named, skills and sub-agents alike, because they are separate decisions in the\n * payload and only the sharer knows which one they meant — the same reason the unwritable-pair\n * refusal names both halves of every pair.\n */\nexport function sharedConfigProjectScopeAtHome(\n  skillIds: readonly SkillId[],\n  agentNames: readonly AgentName[],\n): string {\n  return [\n    \"This configuration cannot be installed here: the home directory is the global scope, and a \" +\n      \"global installation holds only global-scoped content — so these project-scoped entries \" +\n      \"have nowhere to be written:\",\n    ...skillIds.map((id) => `  skill ${id} (scope: project)`),\n    ...agentNames.map((name) => `  sub-agent ${name} (scope: project)`),\n    \"Run this from inside a project directory, or re-share it with each entry above at global scope.\",\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The ids a decode could not place, named rather than counted.\n *\n * \"3 skills were skipped\" cannot be acted on; the ids can, and this is the one moment a user\n * can tell whether what was shared is what they are getting. One definition because both\n * consumers of a shared configuration report it — `init --from` on the way into a clean\n * directory, `edit --from` on the way over an installed one — and a skip that read differently\n * per command would look like a different kind of skip.\n */\nexport function skippedUnknownSkills(skillIds: readonly string[]): string {\n  return `Skipped ${skillIds.length} skill(s) this catalog does not know: ${skillIds.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\n/** The sub-agent half of {@link skippedUnknownSkills}, judged against `AGENT_NAMES`. */\nexport function skippedUnknownAgents(agentNames: readonly string[]): string {\n  return `Skipped ${agentNames.length} unknown sub-agent(s): ${agentNames.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a shared configuration brought with it rather than named. Named for the same reason the\n * skips are: these are the entries no catalogue can explain, so this line is the only place a\n * user learns what arrived inside the configuration itself.\n */\nexport function carriedSkillsWritten(skillIds: readonly string[]): string {\n  return `Wrote ${skillIds.length} skill(s) this configuration carries: ${skillIds.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The fixed text of `edit --from`'s removal plan.\n *\n * Applying a shared configuration makes the installation this run edits MATCH it, so a skill the\n * previous configuration installed and this payload omits is removed. That is the whole reason the\n * command is interactive, and the reason the heading names removal rather than the apply. What the\n * apply adds or changes is listed above it, in {@link SHARED_CONFIG_ARRIVALS}' two lists.\n */\nexport const SHARED_CONFIG_APPLY = {\n  PREVIEW_HEADING: \"Applying this configuration will remove:\",\n  SKILLS_HEADING: \"Skills:\",\n  AGENTS_HEADING: \"Sub-agents:\",\n  /** Printed in place of the sections when the payload takes nothing away. */\n  NOTHING_REMOVED: \"Nothing is removed — this configuration only adds and re-tunes.\",\n  CONFIRM: \"Apply this configuration?\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * A removal-plan line for the project's half of a `[P][G]` pair the configuration leaves out. Only\n * this project's copy goes: the global install keeps its own, which the project then reads.\n */\nexport function projectCopyRemoved(subject: string): string {\n  return `${subject}: this project's copy is removed; the global one takes over`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `edit --from` has no terminal to confirm its removals at.\n *\n * A confirm nobody can answer must never become a yes, so this refuses rather than applying\n * silently. It names the other command deliberately: `init --from` installs the same\n * configuration into a clean directory and removes nothing, so it is safe headless and is the\n * whole of what a pipeline can do with an id.\n */\nexport function sharedConfigNeedsTerminal(id: string): string {\n  return [\n    `Applying configuration '${id}' removes whatever it leaves out, so it has to be confirmed — and there is no terminal here to confirm it at.`,\n    `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} edit --from ${id}' from a terminal, or '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init --from ${id}' in a clean directory, which installs without removing anything.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `edit --from` is run where nothing is installed, terminal or not: there is\n * no installation for the configuration to be applied to. It names `init --from` with the id\n * rather than bare `init`, because the configuration is already in hand and that is the command\n * that installs it here.\n */\nexport function nothingInstalledToApplyTo(id: string): string {\n  return `No installation found. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init --from ${id}' to install configuration '${id}' here.`;\n}\n\n/** The run each wizard-opening command can be swapped for where there is no terminal. */\nconst RUNS_WITHOUT_A_TERMINAL = {\n  init: `'${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init --from <id>' installs a configuration built in the editor without one`,\n  edit: `'${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} edit --ui' opens this installation in the editor without one`,\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `init` or `edit` would open the wizard where there is no terminal to open\n * it in — a CI job, a script, a pipe.\n *\n * Mounting it anyway died on Ink's raw-mode error over a React stack trace. A command that cannot\n * run without a terminal \"should break because it's not a valid command\" (owner ruling\n * 2026-10-02), so it breaks on purpose and in words, worded after {@link sharedConfigNeedsTerminal}\n * because it is the same refusal one command over.\n */\nexport function wizardNeedsTerminal(command: keyof typeof RUNS_WITHOUT_A_TERMINAL): string {\n  return [\n    `'${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} ${command}' opens a wizard, and there is no terminal here to open it in.`,\n    `Run it from a terminal — ${RUNS_WITHOUT_A_TERMINAL[command]}.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `uninstall` has no terminal to confirm its removals at. A confirm nobody\n * can answer must never become a yes, so `--yes` — the person saying it in advance — is named.\n */\nexport function uninstallNeedsTerminal(): string {\n  return [\n    \"Uninstalling removes files, so it has to be confirmed — and there is no terminal here to confirm it at.\",\n    `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} uninstall' from a terminal, or '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} uninstall --yes' to remove it without being asked.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed for `init --ui --marketplace`. The editor's address carries a configuration id\n * and nothing else, so a marketplace named here would be dropped on the way — and a flag silently\n * dropped reads as honoured. The one command it names is the same run without the flag, because\n * that runs in every folder: `init --marketplace` refuses in one whose installation came from\n * another marketplace.\n */\nexport function editorLoadsItsOwnMarketplace(named: string): string {\n  return `--marketplace '${named}' cannot be handed to the editor: the editor loads marketplaces itself. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init --ui' and load it there.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when `init --marketplace` names a marketplace other than the one this folder's\n * own installation was made from. An installation's marketplace is chosen once, when it is made,\n * and every command after `init` reads the one it stored.\n */\nexport function marketplaceFixedAtInstall(stored: string, named: string): string {\n  return `This folder's installation was made from the marketplace '${stored}', and an installation's marketplace is chosen once, when it is made — so --marketplace '${named}' was not used. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init' without it to open this installation, or '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} uninstall' first to set this folder up from another.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The two lists every `--from` install prints before it writes anything — what goes into this\n * project and what into the global install — and the question `init --from` asks under them at a\n * terminal.\n *\n * Half a shared configuration may land in the global install, which every project on the machine\n * reads, so what lands where is said before anything does. `init --from` prints the lists with no\n * terminal too, where it carries on without asking; `edit --from` prints them above the confirm it\n * already asks, listing only what it adds or changes. At the home directory the run IS the global\n * install, so only the second list can have anything in it.\n *\n * In a project, `init --from` lists a third thing under those two: the global skills it skips\n * because the global install above the project already holds them, each left as installed.\n */\nexport const SHARED_CONFIG_ARRIVALS = {\n  PROJECT_HEADING: \"Into this project:\",\n  GLOBAL_HEADING: \"Into the global install:\",\n  SKIPPED_HEADING: \"Skipped, already in the global install:\",\n  INSTALL_CONFIRM: \"Install this configuration?\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * The statement for global entries a project run leaves exactly as the global install holds them,\n * though the configuration states them otherwise.\n *\n * From a project, `--from` only ADDS to the global install: it is one installation every project on\n * the machine reads, and a run started in one of them is not a decision about the rest. So a global\n * skill or sub-agent the configuration installs differently, loads differently or tunes\n * differently stays as installed — and is named here, because a difference nobody is told about is\n * a configuration that silently did not arrive. So is a global skill or sub-agent `edit --from`\n * keeps though the configuration leaves it out, and a carried skill whose global copy reads\n * otherwise than the configuration's.\n */\nexport function keptAsInstalledGlobally(\n  skillIds: readonly SkillId[],\n  agentNames: readonly AgentName[],\n): string {\n  return [\n    \"Kept as installed in the global install — this configuration states them differently or leaves them out, and a project run only adds to the global install:\",\n    ...skillIds.map((id) => `  skill ${id}`),\n    ...agentNames.map((name) => `  sub-agent ${name}`),\n    `Change them with '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} edit' from your home directory.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The removal plan's statement for skills the round trip does not own.\n *\n * `forkedFrom` decides ownership: the CLI stamps it into every skill directory it writes, and a\n * skill written by hand into `.claude/skills/` carries none — so no shared configuration ever\n * carried it, and this one made no statement about it. Deleting it would be this command\n * inventing an instruction nobody gave.\n */\nexport function authoredHereKept(skillIds: readonly SkillId[]): string {\n  return [\n    \"Kept — written here rather than installed, so a shared configuration never carried them:\",\n    ...skillIds.map((id) => `  skill ${id}`),\n    `Remove them with '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} edit'.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The removal plan's statement for skills this configuration NAMES that this catalogue cannot\n * place.\n *\n * The skips reported earlier say what did not arrive; this says what stayed because of it, and\n * the two are one fact read from either end. A destructive apply removes on intent and never on\n * its own inability: the payload asked for these ids, so their absence from the decode is this\n * catalogue's limit rather than an instruction, and deleting an installed skill over it would\n * delete it because the catalogue moved.\n *\n * The remedy is the catalogue rather than the skill, which is the whole difference from the two\n * statements above: nothing is wrong with what is installed, and nothing the user does to it\n * makes the configuration's instruction applicable.\n */\nexport function unplaceableKept(skillIds: readonly SkillId[]): string {\n  return [\n    \"Kept — named by this configuration, and this catalogue cannot place them:\",\n    ...skillIds.map((id) => `  skill ${id}`),\n    `Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} update' to refresh this installation's marketplace, then apply the configuration again.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * A kept skill's row in a category that holds one skill, which the configuration's own skill\n * takes: the skill stays installed, and that sub-agent no longer loads it there.\n */\nexport function keptUnassigned(skillId: SkillId, agentName: AgentName, category: Category): string {\n  return `${skillId}: kept, no longer assigned to ${agentName}'s ${category}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What every refusal over an unreadable config offers besides recreating it: the editor builds a\n * configuration the CLI installs by id, and `doctor` reports the same files as its own findings.\n *\n * `doctor` could not be named until it did — it used to call a config that exists but cannot be\n * read `.claude-src/config.ts not found` and send the reader to `init`, contradicting both lines.\n */\nfunction otherWaysPastUnreadableConfigs(count: number): string[] {\n  return [\n    `Or build one at ${EDITOR_URL} and install it with '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init --from <id>'.`,\n    `'${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} doctor' reports the same ${count === 1 ? \"file\" : \"files\"}, alongside whatever else is wrong here.`,\n  ];\n}\n\n/** One config that could not be loaded, as the refusal names it. */\ntype UnreadableConfig = Pick<ConfigLoadError, \"configPath\" | \"reason\" | \"scope\" | \"scopeRoot\">;\n\n/**\n * Refusal printed when a command that must read an installation's configuration meets configs it\n * cannot load. There are no versioned migrations, so an unreadable configuration is recreated\n * rather than repaired — and `uninstall` deliberately keeps working on one, which is what makes\n * the first instruction a real way out rather than a suggestion to delete directories by hand.\n *\n * It says WHOSE config each is and where its way out is taken from. A project reads two configs,\n * its own and the global one it inherits, so a refusal printed in a project can be about either\n * or both — and one naming no folder sent a user with a healthy project config and a broken global\n * one to uninstall the project, deleting the one config that was fine. Naming only the first of\n * two broken ones sends them round twice.\n */\nexport function installationConfigsUnreadable(failures: readonly UnreadableConfig[]): string {\n  return [\n    ...failures.flatMap(whoseConfigAndItsWayOut),\n    ...otherWaysPastUnreadableConfigs(failures.length),\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/** One unreadable config: whose it is, why, and the folder its way out is run from. */\nfunction whoseConfigAndItsWayOut(failure: UnreadableConfig): string[] {\n  return [\n    `${scopeLabel(failure.scope)}'s config at '${failure.configPath}' could not be loaded: ${failure.reason}`,\n    `There is no automatic repair for this — recreate the configuration by running ${recreateConfigFrom(failure.scopeRoot)}.`,\n  ];\n}\n\n/**\n * `uninstall`'s warning over a config it cannot read, which it goes past rather than stops on: the\n * plugins and compiled agents the config lists can no longer be identified. It names whose config\n * it read — at the home directory that is the global installation's, never a project's.\n */\nexport function uninstallConfigUnreadable(\n  failure: Pick<ConfigLoadError, \"scope\" | \"message\">,\n): string {\n  return `Could not read the ${failure.scope} config — plugins and compiled agents it lists may be left behind: ${failure.message}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The way out of a config nobody can read, run from the folder that holds it: the project, or the\n * home directory for the global config. Shared with `doctor`'s tip, so the report and the refusal\n * send a user to the same place.\n */\nexport function recreateConfigFrom(scopeRoot: string): string {\n  return `'${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} uninstall', which still works on a config it cannot read, then '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init', from '${scopeRoot}'`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The same refusal for a config file that belongs to no installation — a marketplace repository's\n * own `config.ts`, which `loadSourceRepoConfig` reads — so there is no scope to name and no folder\n * to send anyone to. `configLoadFailure` is the loader's own message, which already names the file\n * and the reason.\n */\nexport function configUnreadableError(configLoadFailure: string): string {\n  return [\n    configLoadFailure,\n    `There is no automatic repair for this — recreate the configuration: '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} uninstall' still works on a config it cannot read, then '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} init'.`,\n    ...otherWaysPastUnreadableConfigs(1),\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Warning printed when a global uninstall could not update the registered\n * projects at all (e.g. the skills source failed to load). The uninstall\n * itself still completes.\n */\nexport function registeredProjectsUpdateFailed(reason: string): string {\n  return `Could not update registered projects — their configs may still reference the uninstalled global content: ${reason}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Statement printed in the uninstall removal plan, and again in the summary, for the agent\n * files this run leaves where they are. Every agent the compiler writes carries a provenance\n * marker, so an agent file without one was written by somebody else — and saying so is what\n * makes the removal beside it a claim about provably-ours rather than about a directory.\n *\n * Printed both before the confirmation and after the removal, from the one plan, so what the\n * user approved and what the run reports cannot disagree.\n */\nexport function unmarkedAgentsKept(agentsDir: string, count: number): string {\n  const subject = count === 1 ? \"agent\" : \"agents\";\n  const object = count === 1 ? \"it\" : \"them\";\n  return `Kept ${count} ${subject} in ${agentsDir}/ — no ${DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME} marker, so this CLI did not compile ${object}.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The uninstall removal plan's fixed text: the heading the whole plan is printed under,\n * and the heading each removal is grouped beneath. A heading is a promise about the lines\n * below it, so one is printed only when the plan carries a removal that sits under it.\n * Both renderers — the `--yes` printer and the confirm UI — read them from here, so the\n * preview a user approves and the list a `--yes` run prints cannot drift apart.\n */\nexport const UNINSTALL_PLAN = {\n  PREVIEW_HEADING: \"The following will be removed:\",\n  PLUGINS_HEADING: \"Plugins:\",\n  CLI_MANAGED_FILES_HEADING: \"CLI-managed files:\",\n  CONFIG_HEADING: \"Config:\",\n} as const;\n\n/**\n * The plan's line for the local skills directory. The directory is not removed wholesale —\n * only the skills whose `forked-from` metadata names a marketplace are — so the line says\n * which of its contents the run is claiming.\n */\nexport function localSkillsRemoval(skillsDir: string): string {\n  return `${skillsDir}/ (matching the marketplace)`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The plan's line for the compiled agents directory, marking it as the CLI's to delete\n * rather than the user's. Printed when the run can name which agents those are — from the\n * configuration, or from the provenance marker each compiled file carries when the\n * configuration is gone. {@link unmarkedAgentsKept} names the rest.\n */\nexport function compiledAgentsRemoval(agentsDir: string): string {\n  return `${agentsDir}/ (CLI-compiled)`;\n}\n\n// --- The source folder rename: doctor's Layout row, and the rival-folder refusal --------------\n//\n// Every sentence below names BOTH folders, and never from a literal: which one a scope is on is\n// resolved from disk, and the same sentence is printed by more than one command. The Layout row\n// reports, the write commands refuse — two surfaces describing one state, so one builder each and\n// no command holding its own copy.\n//\n// **No sentence here names a command that moves a source folder, because there is none.** Moving\n// one is a manual step, and the messages that meet a user in that state say so rather than\n// handing out an invocation that would exit 127.\n\n/** How a sentence names the directory a source folder sits under, mid-sentence. */\nexport function scopeNoun(kind: ScopeKind): string {\n  return kind === \"project\" ? \"this project\" : \"the global installation\";\n}\n\n/** The same noun where it starts a sentence — doctor's rows and the refusal. */\nexport function scopeLabel(kind: ScopeKind): string {\n  return sentenceCase(scopeNoun(kind));\n}\n\nfunction sentenceCase(text: string): string {\n  return `${text.slice(0, 1).toUpperCase()}${text.slice(1)}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Two rival folders in one scope.\n *\n * Shared by doctor's Layout row and the write commands' refusal on purpose: a state one of them\n * calls a collision and the other does not is a state a user cannot get out of.\n *\n * `readFrom` is the folder the resolver ACTUALLY picked and is the only half of this sentence a\n * reader has to be told — the two names in front of the dash are settled by the layout itself.\n * It is a parameter rather than `to` for the reason the state exists: the preference order takes\n * whichever folder holds a `config.ts` before it looks at content, so the live folder is very\n * often the OLD one.\n */\nexport function bothSourceFoldersPresent(from: string, to: string, readFrom: string): string {\n  return `both ${from}/ and ${to}/ are on disk — ${readFrom}/ is the one being read`;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a write command says when a scope in play holds two rival source folders.\n *\n * A refusal rather than a warning, and the reason is the preference order: with two folders on\n * disk the resolver prefers whichever holds a config, which can perfectly well be the STALE one —\n * so a write that went ahead would land in a folder nothing compiles, beside a folder holding the\n * sub-agents the user is about to lose sight of. Reading is left alone deliberately: a user in\n * this state has to be able to look at it, which is what `doctor`'s Layout row is for.\n *\n * The remedy is stated as the manual operation it is. Nothing in this CLI merges two source\n * folders or moves one, so the sentence names the folder being read and asks the user to move\n * what they want into it — a sentence that handed out a command would be handing out one that\n * does not exist.\n */\nexport function rivalSourceFoldersRefuseWrites(\n  kinds: readonly ScopeKind[],\n  from: string,\n  to: string,\n  readFrom: string,\n): string {\n  const subject = sentenceCase(kinds.map(scopeNoun).join(\" and \"));\n  const verb = kinds.length === 1 ? \"holds\" : \"hold\";\n  const other = readFrom === from ? to : from;\n  return `${subject} ${verb} both ${from}/ and ${to}/ — ${readFrom}/ is the one being read, so anything under ${other}/ is invisible to this CLI. No command merges them: move what you want to keep from ${other}/ into ${readFrom}/ yourself, then delete ${other}/. '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} doctor' still reports on either.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The line the run ENDS on, kept short because oclif hard-wraps its errors at the terminal width.\n *\n * The sentence above it goes through `warn()` for that reason — it names three folders and an\n * invocation, none of which survives being broken across a line — and this is what is left for\n * the error itself to carry.\n */\nexport const WRITE_REFUSED_RIVAL_SOURCE_FOLDERS =\n  \"Refusing to write while two source folders are on disk.\";\n\n/**\n * The heading over the registered projects still on the old name, and the caveat it carries.\n *\n * The caveat is not optional politeness: the registry holds a fraction of the installations on a\n * machine — one entry against six on the machine this was written for — so a list printed without\n * it reads as an inventory and under-reports by whatever the factor happens to be.\n */\nexport const REGISTRY_IS_NOT_AN_INVENTORY =\n  \"Registered projects still on the old folder — this list is the registry, not an inventory of this machine:\";\n\n/**\n * doctor's Layout row for a scope still on the retired name.\n *\n * It is a `warn` rather than a fail and the sentence has to carry that: nothing is broken, the\n * installation is read and written where it is for as long as the user leaves it there. What the\n * row owes is the name of the folder this release would create and the fact that getting there is\n * a manual move — there is no command, so naming one would send a reader to a 127.\n */\nexport function layoutIsLegacy(label: string, from: string, to: string): string {\n  return `${label} is on ${from}/, which this CLI goes on reading and writing — move its contents into ${to}/ by hand to be on the current layout`;\n}\n\n/** doctor's Layout row for a scope this release reads and writes without doing anything. */\nexport function layoutIsCurrent(label: string, to: string): string {\n  return `${label} is on ${to}/`;\n}\n\n/**\n * An installed agent whose prompt tells it to author into a folder this installation does not\n * read, so every file it writes there silently never compiles.\n */\nexport function compiledAgentNamesTheOtherFolder(agentFile: string, unusedFolder: string): string {\n  return `${agentFile} names a source folder this installation does not use (${unusedFolder}/) — recompile it with '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} compile'`;\n}\n","// AUTO-GENERATED from skills source and agent metadata — do not edit manually\n// Run: bun run generate:types\n\n// ── Skill Map (slug → ID) ─────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const SKILL_MAP = {\n  \"ai-planning\": \"meta-planning-ai-planning\",\n  \"ai-reviewing\": \"meta-reviewing-ai-reviewing\",\n  \"angular-standalone\": \"web-framework-angular-standalone\",\n  \"ant-design\": \"web-ui-ant-design\",\n  \"anthropic-sdk\": \"ai-provider-anthropic-sdk\",\n  \"api-performance\": \"api-performance-api-performance\",\n  \"api-planning\": \"meta-planning-api-planning\",\n  \"api-reviewing\": \"meta-reviewing-api-reviewing\",\n  \"apollo-server\": \"api-graphql-apollo-server\",\n  \"app-links\": \"mobile-deep-linking-app-links\",\n  appwrite: \"api-baas-appwrite\",\n  astro: \"web-meta-framework-astro\",\n  \"auth-security\": \"shared-security-auth-security\",\n  \"aws-sdk\": \"infra-platform-aws-sdk\",\n  \"axiom-pino-sentry\": \"api-observability-axiom-pino-sentry\",\n  \"base-ui\": \"web-ui-base-ui\",\n  \"better-auth-drizzle-hono\": \"api-auth-better-auth-drizzle-hono\",\n  biome: \"shared-tooling-biome\",\n  \"ble-nfc\": \"mobile-hardware-ble-nfc\",\n  bullmq: \"api-queue-bullmq\",\n  \"chakra-ui\": \"web-ui-chakra-ui\",\n  changesets: \"shared-tooling-changesets\",\n  chroma: \"api-vector-db-chroma\",\n  clack: \"cli-prompts-clack\",\n  \"claude-vision\": \"ai-provider-claude-vision\",\n  clerk: \"api-auth-clerk\",\n  \"cli-commander\": \"cli-framework-cli-commander\",\n  \"cli-planning\": \"meta-planning-cli-planning\",\n  \"cli-reviewing\": \"meta-reviewing-cli-reviewing\",\n  \"cloudflare-workers\": \"infra-platform-cloudflare-workers\",\n  cockroachdb: \"api-database-cockroachdb\",\n  \"cohere-sdk\": \"ai-provider-cohere-sdk\",\n  \"component-library\": \"web-tooling-component-library\",\n  \"composable-components\": \"meta-design-composable-components\",\n  \"css-animations\": \"web-animation-css-animations\",\n  cva: \"web-styling-cva\",\n  \"cypress-e2e\": \"web-testing-cypress-e2e\",\n  d3: \"web-dataviz-d3\",\n  \"date-fns\": \"web-utilities-date-fns\",\n  \"design-tokens\": \"web-styling-design-tokens\",\n  detox: \"mobile-testing-detox\",\n  \"dnd-kit\": \"web-dnd-dnd-kit\",\n  docker: \"infra-ci-cd-docker\",\n  docusaurus: \"web-meta-framework-docusaurus\",\n  drizzle: \"api-database-drizzle\",\n  eas: \"mobile-deployment-eas\",\n  edgedb: \"api-database-edgedb\",\n  elasticsearch: \"api-search-elasticsearch\",\n  electron: \"desktop-framework-electron\",\n  \"electron-forge\": \"desktop-packaging-electron-forge\",\n  \"electron-ipc\": \"desktop-ipc-electron\",\n  \"electron-multiwindow\": \"desktop-multiwindow-electron\",\n  \"electron-security\": \"desktop-security-electron\",\n  \"electron-storage\": \"desktop-storage-electron\",\n  \"electron-testing\": \"desktop-testing-electron\",\n  \"electron-ui\": \"desktop-ui-electron\",\n  \"electron-updater\": \"desktop-updates-electron-updater\",\n  elevenlabs: \"ai-provider-elevenlabs\",\n  elysia: \"api-framework-elysia\",\n  \"error-boundaries\": \"web-error-handling-error-boundaries\",\n  \"eslint-prettier\": \"shared-tooling-eslint-prettier\",\n  expo: \"mobile-framework-expo\",\n  \"expo-router\": \"mobile-navigation-expo-router\",\n  express: \"api-framework-express\",\n  \"expressive-typescript\": \"meta-design-expressive-typescript\",\n  fastify: \"api-framework-fastify\",\n  \"file-upload-patterns\": \"web-files-file-upload-patterns\",\n  firebase: \"api-baas-firebase\",\n  \"framer-motion\": \"web-animation-framer-motion\",\n  \"gesture-handler\": \"mobile-animation-gesture-handler\",\n  \"git-hooks\": \"shared-tooling-git-hooks\",\n  \"github-actions\": \"infra-ci-cd-github-actions\",\n  \"google-gemini-sdk\": \"ai-provider-google-gemini-sdk\",\n  \"graphql-apollo\": \"web-data-fetching-graphql-apollo\",\n  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tamagui: \"mobile-ui-components-tamagui\",\n  \"tanstack-form\": \"web-forms-tanstack-form\",\n  \"tanstack-router\": \"web-routing-tanstack-router\",\n  \"tanstack-table\": \"web-ui-tanstack-table\",\n  tasks: \"mobile-background-tasks\",\n  tauri: \"desktop-framework-tauri\",\n  \"tauri-backend\": \"desktop-backend-tauri\",\n  \"tauri-bundling\": \"desktop-packaging-tauri\",\n  \"tauri-mobile\": \"desktop-mobile-tauri\",\n  \"tauri-multiwindow\": \"desktop-multiwindow-tauri\",\n  \"tauri-plugins\": \"desktop-plugins-tauri\",\n  \"tauri-security\": \"desktop-security-tauri\",\n  terraform: \"infra-iac-terraform\",\n  theming: \"web-styling-theming\",\n  tiptap: \"web-editor-tiptap\",\n  \"together-ai\": \"ai-infrastructure-together-ai\",\n  \"tool-use-patterns\": \"ai-patterns-tool-use-patterns\",\n  trpc: \"web-data-fetching-trpc\",\n  turborepo: \"shared-monorepo-turborepo\",\n  \"turborepo-ci\": \"infra-ci-cd-turborepo-ci\",\n  turso: \"api-baas-turso\",\n  typeorm: 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weaviate: \"api-vector-db-weaviate\",\n  \"web-accessibility\": \"web-accessibility-web-accessibility\",\n  \"web-performance\": \"web-performance-web-performance\",\n  \"web-planning\": \"meta-planning-web-planning\",\n  \"web-reviewing\": \"meta-reviewing-web-reviewing\",\n  webhooks: \"api-messaging-webhooks\",\n  websockets: \"web-realtime-websockets\",\n  xquik: \"api-search-xquik\",\n  yoga: \"api-graphql-yoga\",\n  \"zod-validation\": \"web-forms-zod-validation\",\n  zustand: \"web-state-zustand\",\n} as const;\n\nexport type SkillSlug = keyof typeof SKILL_MAP;\nexport type SkillId = (typeof SKILL_MAP)[SkillSlug];\n\n// Derived arrays for Zod enum compatibility\n// (z.enum() requires a readonly tuple, not Object.keys/values)\nexport const SKILL_SLUGS = [\n  \"ai-planning\",\n  \"ai-reviewing\",\n  \"angular-standalone\",\n  \"ant-design\",\n  \"anthropic-sdk\",\n  \"api-performance\",\n  \"api-planning\",\n  \"api-reviewing\",\n  \"apollo-server\",\n  \"app-links\",\n  \"appwrite\",\n  \"astro\",\n  \"auth-security\",\n  \"aws-sdk\",\n  \"axiom-pino-sentry\",\n  \"base-ui\",\n  \"better-auth-drizzle-hono\",\n  \"biome\",\n  \"ble-nfc\",\n  \"bullmq\",\n  \"chakra-ui\",\n  \"changesets\",\n  \"chroma\",\n  \"clack\",\n  \"claude-vision\",\n  \"clerk\",\n  \"cli-commander\",\n  \"cli-planning\",\n  \"cli-reviewing\",\n  \"cloudflare-workers\",\n  \"cockroachdb\",\n  \"cohere-sdk\",\n  \"component-library\",\n  \"composable-components\",\n  \"css-animations\",\n  \"cva\",\n  \"cypress-e2e\",\n  \"d3\",\n  \"date-fns\",\n  \"design-tokens\",\n  \"detox\",\n  \"dnd-kit\",\n  \"docker\",\n  \"docusaurus\",\n  \"drizzle\",\n  \"eas\",\n  \"edgedb\",\n  \"elasticsearch\",\n  \"electron\",\n  \"electron-forge\",\n  \"electron-ipc\",\n  \"electron-multiwindow\",\n  \"electron-security\",\n  \"electron-storage\",\n  \"electron-testing\",\n  \"electron-ui\",\n  \"electron-updater\",\n  \"elevenlabs\",\n  \"elysia\",\n  \"error-boundaries\",\n  \"eslint-prettier\",\n  \"expo\",\n  \"expo-router\",\n  \"express\",\n  \"expressive-typescript\",\n  \"fastify\",\n  \"file-upload-patterns\",\n  \"firebase\",\n  \"framer-motion\",\n  \"gesture-handler\",\n  \"git-hooks\",\n  \"github-actions\",\n  \"google-gemini-sdk\",\n  \"graphql-apollo\",\n  \"graphql-urql\",\n  \"headless-ui\",\n  \"hono\",\n  \"huggingface-inference\",\n  \"image-handling\",\n  \"infra-reviewing\",\n  \"jotai\",\n  \"knex\",\n  \"kubernetes\",\n  \"langchain\",\n  \"langfuse\",\n  \"leaflet\",\n  \"lexical\",\n  \"litellm\",\n  \"llamaindex\",\n  \"maestro\",\n  \"mantine\",\n  \"mapbox\",\n  \"meilisearch\",\n  \"mercurius\",\n  \"mistral-sdk\",\n  \"mmkv\",\n  \"mobx\",\n  \"modal\",\n  \"mongodb\",\n  \"mongoose\",\n  \"msw\",\n  \"mui\",\n  \"mysql\",\n  \"native-js\",\n  \"nativewind\",\n  \"neon\",\n  \"nestjs\",\n  \"netlify\",\n  \"next-intl\",\n  \"nextauth\",\n  \"nextjs\",\n  \"ngrx-signalstore\",\n  \"nuxt\",\n  \"nx\",\n  \"oclif-ink\",\n  \"offline-first\",\n  \"ollama\",\n  \"openai-sdk\",\n  \"openai-whisper\",\n  \"openapi\",\n  \"payload\",\n  \"pinecone\",\n  \"pinia\",\n  \"planetscale\",\n  \"playwright-e2e\",\n  \"pnpm-workspaces\",\n  \"postgresql\",\n  \"posthog-analytics\",\n  \"posthog-flags\",\n  \"prisma\",\n  \"promptfoo\",\n  \"pulumi\",\n  \"push\",\n  \"qdrant\",\n  \"qwik\",\n  \"radix-ui\",\n  \"react\",\n  \"react-hook-form\",\n  \"react-intl\",\n  \"react-native\",\n  \"react-native-paper\",\n  \"react-native-performance\",\n  \"react-native-security\",\n  \"react-navigation\",\n  \"react-query\",\n  \"react-router\",\n  \"react-testing-library\",\n  \"react-three-fiber\",\n  \"reanimated\",\n  \"recharts\",\n  \"redis\",\n  \"redux-toolkit\",\n  \"remix\",\n  \"replicate\",\n  \"research-methodology\",\n  \"resend-react-email\",\n  \"result-types\",\n  \"reviewing\",\n  \"rxjs\",\n  \"sanity\",\n  \"scss-modules\",\n  \"sequelize\",\n  \"service-workers\",\n  \"setup-axiom-pino-sentry\",\n  \"setup-env\",\n  \"setup-posthog\",\n  \"setup-resend\",\n  \"shadcn-ui\",\n  \"skia\",\n  \"socket-io\",\n  \"solidjs\",\n  \"sqlite-powersync\",\n  \"sse\",\n  \"sst\",\n  \"stack-detect\",\n  \"storybook\",\n  \"strapi\",\n  \"strategies\",\n  \"stripe\",\n  \"supabase\",\n  \"surrealdb\",\n  \"svelte\",\n  \"sveltekit\",\n  \"swr\",\n  \"tailwind\",\n  \"tamagui\",\n  \"tanstack-form\",\n  \"tanstack-router\",\n  \"tanstack-table\",\n  \"tasks\",\n  \"tauri\",\n  \"tauri-backend\",\n  \"tauri-bundling\",\n  \"tauri-mobile\",\n  \"tauri-multiwindow\",\n  \"tauri-plugins\",\n  \"tauri-security\",\n  \"terraform\",\n  \"theming\",\n  \"tiptap\",\n  \"together-ai\",\n  \"tool-use-patterns\",\n  \"trpc\",\n  \"turborepo\",\n  \"turborepo-ci\",\n  \"turso\",\n  \"typeorm\",\n  \"typescript-config\",\n  \"unistyles\",\n  \"upstash\",\n  \"vee-validate\",\n  \"vercel\",\n  \"vercel-ai-sdk\",\n  \"vercel-kv\",\n  \"vercel-postgres\",\n  \"view-transitions\",\n  \"vision-camera\",\n  \"visual-regression\",\n  \"vite\",\n  \"vitepress\",\n  \"vitest\",\n  \"vue-composition-api\",\n  \"vue-i18n\",\n  \"vue-test-utils\",\n  \"vuetify\",\n  \"vueuse\",\n  \"watermelondb\",\n  \"weaviate\",\n  \"web-accessibility\",\n  \"web-performance\",\n  \"web-planning\",\n  \"web-reviewing\",\n  \"webhooks\",\n  \"websockets\",\n  \"xquik\",\n  \"yoga\",\n  \"zod-validation\",\n  \"zustand\",\n] as const satisfies readonly SkillSlug[];\n\nexport const SKILL_IDS = [\n  \"ai-infrastructure-huggingface-inference\",\n  \"ai-infrastructure-litellm\",\n  \"ai-infrastructure-modal\",\n  \"ai-infrastructure-ollama\",\n  \"ai-infrastructure-replicate\",\n  \"ai-infrastructure-together-ai\",\n  \"ai-observability-langfuse\",\n  \"ai-observability-promptfoo\",\n  \"ai-orchestration-langchain\",\n  \"ai-orchestration-llamaindex\",\n  \"ai-orchestration-vercel-ai-sdk\",\n  \"ai-patterns-tool-use-patterns\",\n  \"ai-provider-anthropic-sdk\",\n  \"ai-provider-claude-vision\",\n  \"ai-provider-cohere-sdk\",\n  \"ai-provider-elevenlabs\",\n  \"ai-provider-google-gemini-sdk\",\n  \"ai-provider-mistral-sdk\",\n  \"ai-provider-openai-sdk\",\n  \"ai-provider-openai-whisper\",\n  \"api-analytics-posthog-analytics\",\n  \"api-analytics-setup-posthog\",\n  \"api-auth-better-auth-drizzle-hono\",\n  \"api-auth-clerk\",\n  \"api-auth-nextauth\",\n  \"api-baas-appwrite\",\n  \"api-baas-firebase\",\n  \"api-baas-neon\",\n  \"api-baas-planetscale\",\n  \"api-baas-supabase\",\n  \"api-baas-turso\",\n  \"api-caching-strategies\",\n  \"api-cms-payload\",\n  \"api-cms-sanity\",\n  \"api-cms-strapi\",\n  \"api-commerce-stripe\",\n  \"api-database-cockroachdb\",\n  \"api-database-drizzle\",\n  \"api-database-edgedb\",\n  \"api-database-knex\",\n  \"api-database-mongodb\",\n  \"api-database-mongoose\",\n  \"api-database-mysql\",\n  \"api-database-postgresql\",\n  \"api-database-prisma\",\n  \"api-database-redis\",\n  \"api-database-sequelize\",\n  \"api-database-surrealdb\",\n  \"api-database-typeorm\",\n  \"api-database-upstash\",\n  \"api-database-vercel-kv\",\n  \"api-database-vercel-postgres\",\n  \"api-email-resend-react-email\",\n  \"api-email-setup-resend\",\n  \"api-flags-posthog-flags\",\n  \"api-framework-elysia\",\n  \"api-framework-express\",\n  \"api-framework-fastify\",\n  \"api-framework-hono\",\n  \"api-framework-nestjs\",\n  \"api-graphql-apollo-server\",\n  \"api-graphql-mercurius\",\n  \"api-graphql-yoga\",\n  \"api-messaging-webhooks\",\n  \"api-observability-axiom-pino-sentry\",\n  \"api-observability-setup-axiom-pino-sentry\",\n  \"api-performance-api-performance\",\n  \"api-queue-bullmq\",\n  \"api-search-elasticsearch\",\n  \"api-search-meilisearch\",\n  \"api-search-xquik\",\n  \"api-specs-openapi\",\n  \"api-vector-db-chroma\",\n  \"api-vector-db-pinecone\",\n  \"api-vector-db-qdrant\",\n  \"api-vector-db-weaviate\",\n  \"cli-framework-cli-commander\",\n  \"cli-framework-oclif-ink\",\n  \"cli-prompts-clack\",\n  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\"meta-design-expressive-typescript\",\n  \"meta-methodology-research-methodology\",\n  \"meta-planning-ai-planning\",\n  \"meta-planning-api-planning\",\n  \"meta-planning-cli-planning\",\n  \"meta-planning-web-planning\",\n  \"meta-reviewing-ai-reviewing\",\n  \"meta-reviewing-api-reviewing\",\n  \"meta-reviewing-cli-reviewing\",\n  \"meta-reviewing-infra-reviewing\",\n  \"meta-reviewing-reviewing\",\n  \"meta-reviewing-web-reviewing\",\n  \"mobile-animation-gesture-handler\",\n  \"mobile-animation-reanimated\",\n  \"mobile-animation-skia\",\n  \"mobile-background-tasks\",\n  \"mobile-camera-vision-camera\",\n  \"mobile-deep-linking-app-links\",\n  \"mobile-deployment-eas\",\n  \"mobile-framework-expo\",\n  \"mobile-framework-react-native\",\n  \"mobile-hardware-ble-nfc\",\n  \"mobile-navigation-expo-router\",\n  \"mobile-navigation-react-navigation\",\n  \"mobile-notifications-push\",\n  \"mobile-performance-react-native\",\n  \"mobile-security-react-native\",\n  \"mobile-storage-mmkv\",\n  \"mobile-storage-sqlite-powersync\",\n  \"mobile-storage-watermelondb\",\n  \"mobile-styling-nativewind\",\n  \"mobile-styling-unistyles\",\n  \"mobile-testing-detox\",\n  \"mobile-testing-maestro\",\n  \"mobile-ui-components-react-native-paper\",\n  \"mobile-ui-components-tamagui\",\n  \"shared-monorepo-nx\",\n  \"shared-monorepo-pnpm-workspaces\",\n  \"shared-monorepo-turborepo\",\n  \"shared-security-auth-security\",\n  \"shared-tooling-biome\",\n  \"shared-tooling-changesets\",\n  \"shared-tooling-eslint-prettier\",\n  \"shared-tooling-git-hooks\",\n  \"shared-tooling-typescript-config\",\n  \"web-3d-react-three-fiber\",\n  \"web-accessibility-web-accessibility\",\n  \"web-animation-css-animations\",\n  \"web-animation-framer-motion\",\n  \"web-animation-view-transitions\",\n  \"web-data-fetching-graphql-apollo\",\n  \"web-data-fetching-graphql-urql\",\n  \"web-data-fetching-swr\",\n  \"web-data-fetching-trpc\",\n  \"web-dataviz-d3\",\n  \"web-dataviz-recharts\",\n  \"web-dnd-dnd-kit\",\n  \"web-editor-lexical\",\n  \"web-editor-tiptap\",\n  \"web-error-handling-error-boundaries\",\n  \"web-error-handling-result-types\",\n  \"web-files-file-upload-patterns\",\n  \"web-files-image-handling\",\n  \"web-forms-react-hook-form\",\n  \"web-forms-tanstack-form\",\n  \"web-forms-vee-validate\",\n  \"web-forms-zod-validation\",\n  \"web-framework-angular-standalone\",\n  \"web-framework-react\",\n  \"web-framework-solidjs\",\n  \"web-framework-svelte\",\n  \"web-framework-vue-composition-api\",\n  \"web-i18n-next-intl\",\n  \"web-i18n-react-intl\",\n  \"web-i18n-vue-i18n\",\n  \"web-maps-leaflet\",\n  \"web-maps-mapbox\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-astro\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-docusaurus\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-nextjs\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-nuxt\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-qwik\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-remix\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-sveltekit\",\n  \"web-meta-framework-vitepress\",\n  \"web-mocks-msw\",\n  \"web-performance-web-performance\",\n  \"web-pwa-offline-first\",\n  \"web-pwa-service-workers\",\n  \"web-realtime-socket-io\",\n  \"web-realtime-sse\",\n  \"web-realtime-websockets\",\n  \"web-routing-react-router\",\n  \"web-routing-tanstack-router\",\n  \"web-server-state-react-query\",\n  \"web-state-jotai\",\n  \"web-state-mobx\",\n  \"web-state-ngrx-signalstore\",\n  \"web-state-pinia\",\n  \"web-state-redux-toolkit\",\n  \"web-state-zustand\",\n  \"web-styling-cva\",\n  \"web-styling-design-tokens\",\n  \"web-styling-scss-modules\",\n  \"web-styling-tailwind\",\n  \"web-styling-theming\",\n  \"web-testing-cypress-e2e\",\n  \"web-testing-playwright-e2e\",\n  \"web-testing-react-testing-library\",\n  \"web-testing-visual-regression\",\n  \"web-testing-vitest\",\n  \"web-testing-vue-test-utils\",\n  \"web-tooling-component-library\",\n  \"web-tooling-storybook\",\n  \"web-tooling-vite\",\n  \"web-ui-ant-design\",\n  \"web-ui-base-ui\",\n  \"web-ui-chakra-ui\",\n  \"web-ui-headless-ui\",\n  \"web-ui-mantine\",\n  \"web-ui-mui\",\n  \"web-ui-radix-ui\",\n  \"web-ui-shadcn-ui\",\n  \"web-ui-tanstack-table\",\n  \"web-ui-vuetify\",\n  \"web-utilities-date-fns\",\n  \"web-utilities-native-js\",\n  \"web-utilities-rxjs\",\n  \"web-utilities-vueuse\",\n] as const satisfies readonly SkillId[];\n\n// ── Categories ─────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const CATEGORIES = [\n  \"ai-infrastructure\",\n  \"ai-observability\",\n  \"ai-orchestration\",\n  \"ai-patterns\",\n  \"ai-provider\",\n  \"api-analytics\",\n  \"api-api\",\n  \"api-auth\",\n  \"api-baas\",\n  \"api-caching\",\n  \"api-cms\",\n  \"api-commerce\",\n  \"api-db-host\",\n  \"api-document\",\n  \"api-email\",\n  \"api-graphql\",\n  \"api-kv\",\n  \"api-messaging\",\n  \"api-observability\",\n  \"api-orm\",\n  \"api-performance\",\n  \"api-queue\",\n  \"api-search\",\n  \"api-specs\",\n  \"api-sql-engine\",\n  \"api-vector-db\",\n  \"cli-framework\",\n  \"cli-prompts\",\n  \"desktop-backend\",\n  \"desktop-framework\",\n  \"desktop-ipc\",\n  \"desktop-mobile\",\n  \"desktop-multiwindow\",\n  \"desktop-packaging\",\n  \"desktop-plugins\",\n  \"desktop-security\",\n  \"desktop-storage\",\n  \"desktop-testing\",\n  \"desktop-ui\",\n  \"desktop-updates\",\n  \"infra-ci-cd\",\n  \"infra-config\",\n  \"infra-containers\",\n  \"infra-iac\",\n  \"infra-platform\",\n  \"meta-design\",\n  \"meta-methodology\",\n  \"meta-planning\",\n  \"meta-reviewing\",\n  \"mobile-animation\",\n  \"mobile-background\",\n  \"mobile-camera\",\n  \"mobile-deep-linking\",\n  \"mobile-deployment\",\n  \"mobile-framework\",\n  \"mobile-hardware\",\n  \"mobile-navigation\",\n  \"mobile-notifications\",\n  \"mobile-performance\",\n  \"mobile-security\",\n  \"mobile-storage\",\n  \"mobile-styling\",\n  \"mobile-testing\",\n  \"mobile-ui-components\",\n  \"shared-lint\",\n  \"shared-monorepo\",\n  \"shared-security\",\n  \"shared-task-runner\",\n  \"shared-tooling\",\n  \"web-3d\",\n  \"web-accessibility\",\n  \"web-animation\",\n  \"web-client-state\",\n  \"web-dataviz\",\n  \"web-dnd\",\n  \"web-docs\",\n  \"web-e2e\",\n  \"web-editor\",\n  \"web-error-handling\",\n  \"web-file-upload\",\n  \"web-files\",\n  \"web-form-library\",\n  \"web-forms\",\n  \"web-framework\",\n  \"web-graphql-client\",\n  \"web-i18n\",\n  \"web-maps\",\n  \"web-meta-framework\",\n  \"web-mocking\",\n  \"web-performance\",\n  \"web-pwa\",\n  \"web-realtime\",\n  \"web-routing\",\n  \"web-rpc\",\n  \"web-server-state\",\n  \"web-streaming\",\n  \"web-styling\",\n  \"web-testing\",\n  \"web-tooling\",\n  \"web-ui-components\",\n  \"web-ui-kit\",\n  \"web-utilities\",\n] as const;\n\nexport type Category = (typeof CATEGORIES)[number];\n\n// ── Domains ────────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const DOMAINS = [\n  \"ai\",\n  \"api\",\n  \"cli\",\n  \"desktop\",\n  \"infra\",\n  \"meta\",\n  \"mobile\",\n  \"shared\",\n  \"web\",\n] as const;\n\nexport type Domain = (typeof DOMAINS)[number];\n\n// ── Agent Names ────────────────────────────────────────────────\n\nexport const AGENT_NAMES = [\n  \"agent-summoner\",\n  \"ai-developer\",\n  \"ai-researcher\",\n  \"ai-tester\",\n  \"api-developer\",\n  \"api-researcher\",\n  \"api-tester\",\n  \"cli-developer\",\n  \"cli-researcher\",\n  \"cli-tester\",\n  \"codex-keeper\",\n  \"convention-keeper\",\n  \"pm\",\n  \"reviewer\",\n  \"skill-summoner\",\n  \"web-developer\",\n  \"web-researcher\",\n  \"web-tester\",\n] as const;\n\nexport type AgentName = (typeof AGENT_NAMES)[number];\n","import {\n  CATEGORIES,\n  DOMAINS,\n  AGENT_NAMES,\n  SKILL_IDS,\n  SKILL_SLUGS,\n} from \"../types/generated/source-types\";\nimport type {\n  Category,\n  Domain,\n  AgentName,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillSlug,\n} from \"../types/generated/source-types\";\nimport type { CategoryPath, SkillAssignment } from \"../types/skills\";\nimport { LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY } from \"../consts\";\n\n/** Narrows unknown parse output to a plain object record (rejects arrays and primitives). */\nexport function isRecord(value: unknown): value is Record<string, unknown> {\n  return typeof value === \"object\" && value !== null && !Array.isArray(value);\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid Category value from the generated union */\nexport function isCategory(value: string): value is Category {\n  return (CATEGORIES as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid Domain value from the generated union */\nexport function isDomain(value: string): value is Domain {\n  return (DOMAINS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid AgentName value from the generated union */\nexport function isAgentName(value: string): value is AgentName {\n  return (AGENT_NAMES as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid CategoryPath (Category | \"local\") */\nexport function isCategoryPath(value: string): value is CategoryPath {\n  return value === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY || isCategory(value);\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid SkillId from the generated union */\nexport function isSkillId(value: string): value is SkillId {\n  return (SKILL_IDS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid SkillSlug from the generated union */\nexport function isSkillSlug(value: string): value is SkillSlug {\n  return (SKILL_SLUGS as readonly string[]).includes(value);\n}\n\n/**\n * Structural check for a SkillAssignment object (`{ id, preloaded? }`).\n * The id's SkillId-ness is structural, not union-checked: assignments flow from\n * runtime sources whose skills may not be in the generated union.\n */\nexport function isSkillAssignment(value: unknown): value is SkillAssignment {\n  if (typeof value !== \"object\" || value === null) return false;\n  // Boundary cast: probing an unknown object's field inside the guard\n  return typeof (value as { id?: unknown }).id === \"string\";\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { z } from \"zod\";\nimport { DEFAULT_SOURCE } from \"@workspace/compile\";\nimport { fileExists, readFileOptional } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport {\n  DEFAULT_BRANDING,\n  GITHUB_SOURCE,\n  LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR,\n  PUBLIC_CATALOGUE_PACKAGE,\n  SOURCE_ROOT_DIR,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n} from \"../../consts\";\nimport { configUnreadableError, installationConfigsUnreadable } from \"../../utils/messages\";\nimport { formatZodIssues, projectConfigLoaderSchema, projectSourceConfigSchema } from \"../schemas\";\nimport type { ProjectConfig, SourceEntry } from \"../../types\";\nimport {\n  ConfigDefaultExportError,\n  ConfigSchemaError,\n  loadConfig,\n  NO_VALID_DEFAULT_EXPORT,\n} from \"./config-loader\";\nimport { getInstalledConfigPath, getProjectConfigPath } from \"../installation/install-base-dir\";\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"../installation/is-home-directory\";\nimport type { ScopeKind } from \"../installation/source-scopes\";\n\n// DEFAULT_SOURCE lives in @workspace/compile, because the editor's output preview records it for\n// a configuration naming no marketplace; re-exported here for existing importers of this module.\nexport { DEFAULT_SOURCE };\nexport const SOURCE_ENV_VAR = \"CC_MARKETPLACE\";\n\n// Re-export types that moved to src/cli/types/config.ts for backward compatibility\nexport type { SourceEntry, BrandingConfig } from \"../../types/config\";\n\n// getProjectConfigPath lives in install-base-dir.ts (a neutral leaf) to avoid an\n// import cycle; re-exported here for existing importers of this module.\nexport { getProjectConfigPath };\n\nexport type ResolvedConfig = {\n  source: string;\n  sourceOrigin: \"flag\" | \"env\" | \"project\" | \"global\" | \"default\";\n} & (RecordedMarketplaceName | { marketplace?: undefined; marketplaceRecordedIn?: undefined });\n\n/**\n * The marketplace name an installation recorded beside its source, and the `config.ts` it was\n * recorded in. A pair, because a refusal of the name sends the reader to the file holding it.\n */\ntype RecordedMarketplaceName = { marketplace: string; marketplaceRecordedIn: string };\n\n/**\n * Who is asking for a marketplace, and therefore whether this run may CHOOSE one.\n *\n * Choosing is an install-time decision (owner ruling 2026-08-09): `--marketplace` is\n * `init`'s flag and nobody else's, and {@link SOURCE_ENV_VAR} is the same choice made\n * without typing it — so the environment rung is read for `init` and for nothing else.\n * Every later command asks as `\"stored\"` and gets what the install recorded: the\n * project config, then the global one, then {@link DEFAULT_SOURCE}.\n *\n * A `\"stored\"` caller may still NAME a marketplace it is reading for its own sake —\n * `doctor` validating a marketplace repository points the loader at a path — which is why\n * the flag is not tied to the caller. What `init` alone gets is the ambient environment.\n */\nexport type SourceCaller = \"init\" | \"stored\";\n\nexport type ResolveSourceRequest = {\n  caller: SourceCaller;\n  /** The marketplace this run named, where it named one. */\n  flag?: string | undefined;\n  /** The project whose `config.ts` is the first stored rung. */\n  projectDir?: string | undefined;\n};\n\n/**\n * Reads the settings config at `dir`, or answers `null` when there is none to read.\n *\n * **A file that EXISTS and cannot be loaded is raised, never reported as absence** (owner ruling\n * 2026-08-20). `resolveSource` reads the return value alone, so a swallowed failure was\n * indistinguishable from a config that is not there: the run walked past this rung to\n * {@link DEFAULT_SOURCE} and installed from a marketplace nobody named, while the config naming a\n * private one sat unread on disk. Every way a config can fail is on the loud side of that line — a\n * file that could not be evaluated, a module whose exports are all named, a file that declared\n * nothing, and a shape the installation schema refuses.\n *\n * **The file is judged as the full-config reader judges it** (`loadProjectConfigFromDir`) before\n * its settings are read. The settings schema declares only the settings fields and lets everything\n * else through, so judged by it alone an empty file read as absent and a refused `skills` beside a\n * named marketplace read as usable — while `list`, `edit` and `doctor` refused the very same file.\n *\n * A MISSING file keeps its `null`, and that is the whole of what `null` means here: the legitimate\n * state `init` exists for, and the state `edit` reports as \"no installation\".\n *\n * Every call site chose a posture and states it where it stands. All but one ABORT: the marketplace\n * a run installs from is not a thing to guess at, and the two sites that read this file to locate a\n * marketplace's own skills or agent partials would otherwise walk a tree it says is elsewhere. The\n * exception is `validateRegisteredSources`, which DEGRADES — a command whose job is naming what is\n * wrong here has to survive the thing it is naming, so `doctor`'s `safeCheck` turns the raise into\n * a failed row and its `readsConfig: true` rows stand down before reaching here at all. Two further\n * sites are unreachable rather than chosen: `mergeWithExistingConfig` loads the full config first,\n * and `ensureMinimalConfig` reads only where the file is absent.\n */\nasync function loadSourceConfig(\n  dir: string,\n  scope: ScopeKind,\n): Promise<Partial<ProjectConfig> | null> {\n  const scopeLabel = scope === \"project\" ? \"Project\" : \"Global\";\n  const configPath = getInstalledConfigPath(dir);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(configPath))) {\n    verbose(`${scopeLabel} config not found at ${configPath}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const unreadable = refuseInstallationConfig(configPath, scope, dir);\n  const installation = await readConfigOrRefuse(configPath, projectConfigLoaderSchema, unreadable);\n  if (installation === null) throw unreadable(NO_VALID_DEFAULT_EXPORT);\n  const settings = readSettings(configPath, installation);\n\n  verbose(`Loaded ${scope} config from ${dir}`);\n  return settings;\n}\n\n/** How a reader words a config that is there and will not load, from the reason it gives. */\ntype RefuseUnreadable = (reason: string, cause?: unknown) => Error;\n\n/**\n * The refusal for an installation's config, worded as `ensureConfigReadable` words the same file:\n * whose config it is, and the folder the way out is taken from.\n */\nfunction refuseInstallationConfig(\n  configPath: string,\n  scope: ScopeKind,\n  scopeRoot: string,\n): RefuseUnreadable {\n  return (reason, cause) =>\n    new Error(installationConfigsUnreadable([{ configPath, reason, scope, scopeRoot }]), { cause });\n}\n\n/**\n * The config at `configPath` as `schema` admits it, or `null` when it evaluated and declared\n * nothing — which each caller answers for itself: an installation's file declaring nothing is\n * refused, while a source repo declaring nothing in one folder is asked about the next.\n *\n * Every way of failing raises. Split out from {@link loadSourceConfig} so that function's own body\n * reads as the states it answers, with a file that will not load named once here rather than\n * assembled from a `let` and a `try`.\n */\nasync function readConfigOrRefuse<T>(\n  configPath: string,\n  schema: z.ZodType<T>,\n  unreadable: RefuseUnreadable,\n): Promise<T | null> {\n  try {\n    return await loadConfig(configPath, schema);\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (describesItsOwnFault(error)) throw error;\n    throw unreadable(getErrorMessage(error), error);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The settings an installation's config carries, read out of a config its installation schema has\n * already admitted.\n *\n * Parsed rather than taken as they stand, because that schema lets the settings-only fields through\n * unread — `branding` and the directory overrides are not its fields — and one of the wrong type is\n * refused here as it always was, naming the field.\n */\nfunction readSettings(configPath: string, installation: unknown): Partial<ProjectConfig> {\n  const settings = projectSourceConfigSchema.safeParse(installation);\n  if (!settings.success) {\n    throw new ConfigSchemaError(configPath, formatZodIssues(settings.error.issues));\n  }\n  return settings.data;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a load failure already names the field or the export at fault, and so is handed on as\n * itself rather than re-worded.\n *\n * The two it admits fault a LINE of a file the user still owns and can go and correct. Everything\n * else says only that the file would not evaluate, which is what each reader's own\n * {@link RefuseUnreadable} exists to turn into a way out.\n */\nfunction describesItsOwnFault(error: unknown): boolean {\n  return error instanceof ConfigSchemaError || error instanceof ConfigDefaultExportError;\n}\n\n/**\n * The refusal for a marketplace repository's own config that exists and cannot be evaluated.\n *\n * `loadConfig` already names the file and the parser's own reason — `Failed to load config from\n * '<path>': ParseError: Missing semicolon` — so it is handed straight to\n * {@link configUnreadableError} rather than restated. An installation's config is refused by\n * {@link installationConfigsUnreadable} instead, which can say whose config it is.\n */\nconst unreadableSourceRepoConfig: RefuseUnreadable = (reason, cause) =>\n  new Error(configUnreadableError(reason), { cause });\n\n/**\n * The config a MARKETPLACE SOURCE REPOSITORY declares about itself, or `null` when it declares\n * none: `<base>/.agents-inc/config.ts`, falling back to `<base>/.claude-src/config.ts`.\n *\n * Its own door, because it answers a different question from every other reader of this file.\n * An INSTALLATION's config lives inside a provider folder — one installation is exactly one\n * provider and the folder is what says which. A source repo's config is provider-NEUTRAL and\n * carries no provider segment: `skillsDir` and `stacksFile` describe the repository's own layout\n * and have nothing to do with a provider, and a marketplace serving both would otherwise have to\n * declare its layout twice.\n *\n * The old name is a fallback with NO sunset. The CLI can never move a folder in a repository it\n * only reads, and an author who moved it would break every consumer still on an older CLI —\n * silently, as \"No skills found\". Keeping both names reachable from one function is what lets\n * \"read `.claude-src` in sources forever\" and \"sunset `.claude-src` for installs\" both be true.\n */\nexport async function loadSourceRepoConfig(\n  basePath: string,\n): Promise<Partial<ProjectConfig> | null> {\n  for (const folder of SOURCE_REPO_CONFIG_FOLDERS) {\n    const declared = await readDeclaredConfig(path.join(basePath, folder));\n    if (declared) return declared;\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\n/** Where a source repo may declare itself, in the order the first one found wins. */\nconst SOURCE_REPO_CONFIG_FOLDERS = [SOURCE_ROOT_DIR, LEGACY_SOURCE_DIR];\n\n/** The config in one candidate folder, or `null` when that folder declares none. */\nasync function readDeclaredConfig(dir: string): Promise<Partial<ProjectConfig> | null> {\n  const configPath = path.join(dir, STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TS);\n  if (!(await fileExists(configPath))) {\n    verbose(`Source config not found at ${configPath}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n  return readConfigOrRefuse(configPath, projectSourceConfigSchema, unreadableSourceRepoConfig);\n}\n\n/**\n * Load source config from a directory's own installation folder.\n *\n * The scope it announces is derived, not assumed: at the home root the file this reads\n * IS the global config, and a caller asking a project question there — `doctor` deciding\n * whether the cwd is a source repository — must not be told a project config was found\n * where none exists.\n */\nexport async function loadProjectSourceConfig(\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<Partial<ProjectConfig> | null> {\n  return loadSourceConfig(projectDir, isHomeDirectory(projectDir) ? \"global\" : \"project\");\n}\n\n/** Load source config from the global home directory's own source folder. */\nexport async function loadGlobalSourceConfig(): Promise<Partial<ProjectConfig> | null> {\n  return loadSourceConfig(os.homedir(), \"global\");\n}\n\n/** The effective source config, which scope it was actually loaded from, and its file. */\ntype EffectiveSourceConfig = {\n  config: Partial<ProjectConfig>;\n  origin: ScopeKind;\n  configPath: string;\n};\n\nasync function loadEffectiveSourceConfig(\n  projectDir?: string,\n): Promise<EffectiveSourceConfig | null> {\n  const ownDir = ownProjectDir(projectDir);\n  const own = ownDir === null ? null : await readStoredRung(ownDir, \"project\");\n  return own ?? (await readStoredRung(os.homedir(), \"global\"));\n}\n\n/** One stored rung: the config at `dir` and the file it was read from, or null when it has none. */\nasync function readStoredRung(\n  dir: string,\n  origin: ScopeKind,\n): Promise<EffectiveSourceConfig | null> {\n  const config = await loadSourceConfig(dir, origin);\n  return config && { config, origin, configPath: getInstalledConfigPath(dir) };\n}\n\n/** The directory whose config is a project's own, or null — see {@link loadOwnProjectSourceConfig}. */\nfunction ownProjectDir(projectDir: string | undefined): string | null {\n  return projectDir === undefined || isHomeDirectory(projectDir) ? null : projectDir;\n}\n\n/**\n * A project's OWN source config, and nothing at the home root.\n *\n * `~/.claude-src/config.ts` is the global config, so reading it as a project's would label\n * one file both things at once: `compile` naming `Marketplace: project` beside\n * `Compiling global agents...`, `edit` announcing `(project)` while refusing scope toggles\n * as a global context. The axis is which FILE the settings were read from — never what\n * scope the skill and agent entries inside it carry.\n */\nasync function loadOwnProjectSourceConfig(\n  projectDir: string | undefined,\n): Promise<Partial<ProjectConfig> | null> {\n  const ownDir = ownProjectDir(projectDir);\n  return ownDir === null ? null : loadProjectSourceConfig(ownDir);\n}\n\n/** The marketplace name the effective config recorded, with the file it recorded it in. */\nfunction recordedMarketplaceName(\n  effective: EffectiveSourceConfig | null,\n): RecordedMarketplaceName | undefined {\n  if (effective?.config.marketplaceName === undefined) return undefined;\n  return {\n    marketplace: effective.config.marketplaceName,\n    marketplaceRecordedIn: effective.configPath,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Precedence: flag > env > project > global > default, with the first two rungs\n * reachable by `init` alone — see {@link SourceCaller}.\n */\nexport async function resolveSource(request: ResolveSourceRequest): Promise<ResolvedConfig> {\n  const { caller, flag, projectDir } = request;\n  const effective = await loadEffectiveSourceConfig(projectDir);\n  const storedSource = effective?.config.marketplace ?? DEFAULT_SOURCE;\n  // The stored NAME becomes this result's `marketplace` — the ref it was read beside becomes the\n  // `source`. It labels that ref and no other: a project set up from another marketplace than the\n  // one its global installation stored read the global's name as its own, and installed plugins\n  // against a marketplace Claude Code had registered under a different one.\n  const recorded = recordedMarketplaceName(effective);\n  const labelFor = (source: string) => source === storedSource && recorded;\n\n  if (flag !== undefined) {\n    assertNamedSourceUsable(flag);\n    verbose(`Marketplace named by this run: ${flag}`);\n    return { source: flag, sourceOrigin: \"flag\", ...labelFor(flag) };\n  }\n\n  const envSource = caller === \"init\" ? readEnvSource() : undefined;\n  if (envSource !== undefined) {\n    return { source: envSource, sourceOrigin: \"env\", ...labelFor(envSource) };\n  }\n\n  if (effective?.config.marketplace) {\n    verbose(`Marketplace from ${effective.origin} config: ${effective.config.marketplace}`);\n    return {\n      source: effective.config.marketplace,\n      sourceOrigin: effective.origin,\n      ...labelFor(effective.config.marketplace),\n    };\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Using default marketplace: ${DEFAULT_SOURCE}`);\n  return { source: DEFAULT_SOURCE, sourceOrigin: \"default\", ...labelFor(DEFAULT_SOURCE) };\n}\n\n/**\n * How a marketplace this run NAMED is referred to back to whoever named it.\n *\n * Origin-neutral on purpose: `--marketplace` is `init`'s flag and nobody else's, while a\n * `\"stored\"` caller may still name a marketplace it is reading for its own sake — `doctor`\n * points the loader at a marketplace repository. Naming the flag in a sentence that caller\n * reads blames an option it never passed.\n */\nconst NAMED_SOURCE_LABEL = \"The marketplace\";\n\n/**\n * Refuses a named marketplace that cannot be one. Raised rather than warned: somebody named\n * this, so falling through to another would install from a place they did not name.\n */\nfunction assertNamedSourceUsable(flag: string): void {\n  if (flag.trim() === \"\") {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${NAMED_SOURCE_LABEL} cannot be empty. Provide a valid marketplace: a local directory path or a git repository URL (e.g., './my-skills' or 'https://github.com/user/repo')`,\n    );\n  }\n  validateSourceFormat(flag.trim(), NAMED_SOURCE_LABEL);\n}\n\n/**\n * The marketplace {@link SOURCE_ENV_VAR} names, or undefined when it names none this run.\n *\n * Unset, empty and unusable all fall through to the next rung with a warning rather than\n * a refusal — the environment is ambient, so an exported value nobody meant for this run\n * must not be able to fail it. That is the opposite of {@link assertNamedSourceUsable},\n * and deliberately so: one was typed at this command, the other was already there.\n */\nfunction readEnvSource(): string | undefined {\n  const envValue = process.env[SOURCE_ENV_VAR];\n  if (!envValue) return undefined;\n\n  const trimmed = envValue.trim();\n  if (trimmed === \"\") {\n    warn(`${SOURCE_ENV_VAR} is set but empty — ignoring and falling back to the next rung.`);\n    return undefined;\n  }\n\n  try {\n    validateSourceFormat(trimmed, SOURCE_ENV_VAR);\n  } catch (error) {\n    warn(\n      `${SOURCE_ENV_VAR} has an invalid value — ignoring and falling back to the next rung.\\n${getErrorMessage(error)}`,\n    );\n    return undefined;\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Marketplace from ${SOURCE_ENV_VAR} env var: ${trimmed}`);\n  return trimmed;\n}\n\nexport async function resolveAuthor(projectDir?: string): Promise<string | undefined> {\n  const effective = await loadEffectiveSourceConfig(projectDir);\n  return effective?.config.author;\n}\n\n/** Resolved branding with defaults applied for any missing fields */\nexport type ResolvedBranding = {\n  name: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Branding resolved per FIELD: this project's, then the global one's, then the shipped default.\n *\n * Per field rather than per file, and that distinction is the whole of this function. Everything\n * else reads {@link loadEffectiveSourceConfig}, which answers with the project's config if that\n * FILE exists and the global one otherwise — right for `marketplace`, where a project's is its own\n * and inheriting one would install from somewhere nobody named. Branding is the opposite kind of\n * field: it is presentation, a user sets it once for themselves, and a project that says nothing\n * about it is not asking for the shipped name back.\n *\n * Read per file it did exactly that. A user who branded globally stopped seeing their own name the\n * moment any project config existed — which is every installed project — and nothing announced it;\n * the name simply reverted. This function's own docblock described the per-field behaviour for as\n * long as the code did not perform it.\n */\nexport async function resolveBranding(projectDir?: string): Promise<ResolvedBranding> {\n  const [own, global] = await Promise.all([\n    loadOwnProjectSourceConfig(projectDir),\n    loadGlobalSourceConfig(),\n  ]);\n\n  return {\n    name: own?.branding?.name ?? global?.branding?.name ?? DEFAULT_BRANDING.NAME,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The one marketplace this installation reads skills from, as a {@link SourceEntry}.\n *\n * Distinct from {@link resolveSource}, which answers the same question as a\n * {@link ResolvedConfig} (source string plus where it came from). This is the shape the\n * surfaces that LIST sources want — `search` and `doctor` — and there is exactly one of\n * them: the registered-extras array this used to return alongside it was withdrawn with\n * the marketplace axis itself.\n */\nexport async function resolvePrimarySourceEntry(projectDir?: string): Promise<SourceEntry> {\n  const resolvedConfig = await resolveSource({ caller: \"stored\", projectDir });\n  return {\n    name: \"marketplace\",\n    url: resolvedConfig.source,\n    description: \"Primary skills marketplace\",\n  };\n}\n\nconst REMOTE_PROTOCOLS = [\n  GITHUB_SOURCE.GITHUB_PREFIX, // \"github:\"\n  GITHUB_SOURCE.GH_PREFIX, // \"gh:\"\n  \"gitlab:\",\n  \"bitbucket:\",\n  \"sourcehut:\",\n  \"https://\",\n  \"http://\",\n] as const;\n\n// Minimum length after protocol prefix for a valid remote source (e.g., \"org/repo\" = 8 chars min)\nconst MIN_REMOTE_PATH_LENGTH = 3;\nconst MAX_SOURCE_LENGTH = 512;\n\n// Null bytes must never appear in source strings — they can bypass C-level string termination in downstream tools\nconst NULL_BYTE_PATTERN = /\\0/;\n\n// Path traversal sequences in git refs/branches/tags (e.g., \"?branch=../../etc/passwd\")\nconst PATH_TRAVERSAL_PATTERN = /\\.\\./;\n\n// UNC path prefixes (Windows network paths): \\\\server\\share or //server/share\n// These can trigger SMB authentication to attacker-controlled servers\nconst UNC_PATH_PATTERN = /^(?:\\/\\/|\\\\\\\\)/;\n\n// Private/reserved IPv4 ranges that should not appear in source URLs (SSRF prevention)\n// Matches: 127.x.x.x, 10.x.x.x, 172.16-31.x.x, 192.168.x.x, 0.0.0.0, 169.254.x.x\nconst PRIVATE_IPV4_PATTERN =\n  /^(?:127\\.\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+|10\\.\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+|172\\.(?:1[6-9]|2\\d|3[01])\\.\\d+\\.\\d+|192\\.168\\.\\d+\\.\\d+|0\\.0\\.0\\.0|169\\.254\\.\\d+\\.\\d+)$/;\n\n// IPv6 loopback and private addresses in URL hostname brackets\nconst PRIVATE_IPV6_PATTERN =\n  /^\\[(?:::1|::ffff:(?:127\\.\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+|10\\.\\d+\\.\\d+\\.\\d+|192\\.168\\.\\d+\\.\\d+)|fd[0-9a-f]{2}:.*|fe80:.*)\\]$/i;\n\n/**\n * Validates a marketplace string format before it reaches giget or filesystem operations.\n * Catches obviously invalid formats early with clear error messages.\n *\n * @param source - The trimmed, non-empty marketplace value to validate\n * @param flagName - What carried this value, as the error messages name it back: `init`'s\n *   `--marketplace`, {@link SOURCE_ENV_VAR}, or {@link NAMED_SOURCE_LABEL} when no flag did\n */\nexport function validateSourceFormat(source: string, flagName: string): void {\n  // Null bytes can bypass C-level string termination in downstream tools (giget, git)\n  if (NULL_BYTE_PATTERN.test(source)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} contains invalid characters.\\n\\n` +\n        `Marketplace values must not contain null bytes.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} ./my-skills\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} github:user/repo`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (source.length > MAX_SOURCE_LENGTH) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} value is too long (${source.length} characters, max ${MAX_SOURCE_LENGTH}).\\n\\n` +\n        `Provide a shorter marketplace path or URL.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} ./my-skills\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} github:user/repo`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  const matchedProtocol = REMOTE_PROTOCOLS.find((prefix) => source.startsWith(prefix));\n\n  if (matchedProtocol) {\n    validateRemoteSource(source, matchedProtocol, flagName);\n  } else {\n    validateLocalPath(source, flagName);\n  }\n}\n\nfunction validateRemoteSource(source: string, protocol: string, flagName: string): void {\n  const pathAfterProtocol = source.slice(protocol.length).trim();\n\n  if (pathAfterProtocol.length < MIN_REMOTE_PATH_LENGTH) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} has an incomplete URL: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `A repository path is required after the protocol prefix.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} github:user/repo\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://github.com/user/repo`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  // Block path traversal in any remote marketplace (refs, branches, query params)\n  if (PATH_TRAVERSAL_PATTERN.test(pathAfterProtocol)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} contains path traversal in URL: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `Remote marketplace URLs must not contain '..' sequences.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} github:user/repo\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://github.com/user/repo`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  // For https:// and http:// URLs, validate basic URL structure\n  if (protocol === \"https://\" || protocol === \"http://\") {\n    validateHttpUrl(source, flagName);\n    return;\n  }\n\n  // For git shorthand protocols (github:, gh:, gitlab:, etc.), validate org/repo pattern\n  validateGitShorthand(source, pathAfterProtocol, flagName);\n}\n\nfunction validateHttpUrl(source: string, flagName: string): void {\n  // Basic URL structure check: must have a hostname with at least one dot or localhost\n  const afterProtocol = source.replace(/^https?:\\/\\//, \"\");\n  // Strip port number for hostname validation (e.g., \"localhost:8080\" -> \"localhost\")\n  const hostnameWithPort = afterProtocol.split(\"/\")[0] ?? \"\";\n  const hostname = hostnameWithPort.split(\":\")[0] ?? \"\";\n\n  if (!namesAcceptedHost(hostname, hostnameWithPort)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} has an invalid URL: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `The URL must include a valid hostname.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://github.com/user/repo\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://gitlab.company.com/team/skills`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  // Block private/reserved IP addresses (SSRF prevention via giget)\n  if (PRIVATE_IPV4_PATTERN.test(hostname) || PRIVATE_IPV6_PATTERN.test(hostnameWithPort)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} points to a private or reserved IP address: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `Marketplace URLs must not target private network addresses.\\n` +\n        `Use a public hostname instead.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://github.com/user/repo\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://gitlab.company.com/team/skills`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the URL names an accepted host: a dotted hostname (github.com), localhost, or a\n * bracketed IPv6 address ([::1]).\n */\nfunction namesAcceptedHost(hostname: string, hostnameWithPort: string): boolean {\n  if (!hostname) return false;\n  const isBracketedIPv6 = hostnameWithPort.startsWith(\"[\") && hostnameWithPort.includes(\"]\");\n  return hostname.includes(\".\") || hostname === \"localhost\" || isBracketedIPv6;\n}\n\nfunction validateGitShorthand(source: string, repoPath: string, flagName: string): void {\n  // Git shorthand format: protocol:owner/repo (must have at least owner/repo)\n  if (!repoPath.includes(\"/\")) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} has an invalid repository reference: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `Git shorthand marketplaces require an owner/repo format.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} github:user/repo\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} gh:organization/skills`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n\nfunction validateLocalPath(source: string, flagName: string): void {\n  // Check for control characters (except common whitespace)\n  // eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex\n  const CONTROL_CHAR_PATTERN = /[\\x00-\\x08\\x0E-\\x1F\\x7F]/u;\n  if (CONTROL_CHAR_PATTERN.test(source)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} contains invalid characters: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `Marketplace paths must not contain control characters.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} ./my-skills\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} /home/user/skills`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  // Block UNC paths (Windows network paths like \\\\server\\share or //server/share)\n  // These can trigger SMB authentication to attacker-controlled servers, leaking credentials\n  if (UNC_PATH_PATTERN.test(source)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `${flagName} contains a UNC network path: \"${source}\"\\n\\n` +\n        `Network paths (\\\\\\\\server\\\\share or //server/share) are not allowed for security reasons.\\n` +\n        `Use a local directory path or a remote URL instead.\\n` +\n        `Examples:\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} ./my-skills\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} /home/user/skills\\n` +\n        `  ${flagName} https://github.com/user/repo`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a resolved marketplace IS the default public one, asked of the source\n * STRING.\n *\n * The one place that question is answered, because more than one surface asks it\n * and they must agree: the install-mode tagger decides whether the marketplace it\n * labels skills with is public or private, and both stack lookups ask it as half\n * of {@link offersBuiltInStacks}. A marketplace named explicitly — by flag, env\n * or config — is the default one when it spells {@link DEFAULT_SOURCE}.\n *\n * A path is not this question's subject. Nothing in a source STRING that happens\n * to be a path says which repository it holds; {@link isPublicCatalogueCheckout}\n * asks the directory instead, and it is the one to use where a directory is in hand.\n */\nexport function isDefaultSource(source: string): boolean {\n  return source === DEFAULT_SOURCE;\n}\n\n/** The only field of a repository's package.json this module reads. */\nconst packageIdentitySchema = z.object({ name: z.string() });\n\n/**\n * Whether the DIRECTORY at `basePath` is a checkout of the public catalogue's own\n * repository, read off package identity.\n *\n * Never off the name in `marketplace.json`: that name is a claim the author\n * writes, so a guard keyed on it would exempt exactly the source it exists to\n * catch. {@link PUBLIC_CATALOGUE_PACKAGE} carries what the signal is and is not\n * worth.\n *\n * The build side asks a different question of the same identity and is spelled\n * apart from this one on purpose: `isCatalogueOwnReservedName` in\n * `marketplace-generator.ts` asks whether a marketplace NAME about to be\n * published is the catalogue's own, and takes the package name it already holds\n * rather than a directory to read one from.\n */\nexport async function isPublicCatalogueCheckout(basePath: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  const raw = await readFileOptional(path.join(basePath, STANDARD_FILES.PACKAGE_JSON));\n  return declaredPackageName(raw) === PUBLIC_CATALOGUE_PACKAGE;\n}\n\n/** The `name` a package.json declares, or null when there is none to read. */\nfunction declaredPackageName(raw: string): string | null {\n  let json: unknown;\n  try {\n    json = JSON.parse(raw);\n  } catch {\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const parsed = packageIdentitySchema.safeParse(json);\n  return parsed.success ? parsed.data.name : null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the CLI's built-in stack catalogue stands in for a marketplace that\n * ships no stacks of its own.\n *\n * Two spellings of one marketplace, and BOTH stack lookups must read this rather\n * than either half. `resolveOfferedStacks` decides the list the wizard offers and\n * `loadStackById` resolves the id the user then picked; a rule they answer\n * differently offers a stack and refuses to install it.\n *\n * The built-in stacks ARE the public catalogue's stacks — that repository ships\n * no `config/stacks.ts` at all — so a checkout of it read off a path has to reach\n * them too, and the source string cannot say that a path is that repository.\n */\nexport async function offersBuiltInStacks(basePath: string, source: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  return isDefaultSource(source) || (await isPublicCatalogueCheckout(basePath));\n}\n\nexport function isLocalSource(source: string): boolean {\n  if (source.startsWith(\"/\") || source.startsWith(\".\")) {\n    return true;\n  }\n\n  const hasRemoteProtocol = REMOTE_PROTOCOLS.some((prefix) => source.startsWith(prefix));\n  if (hasRemoteProtocol) return false;\n\n  if (source.includes(\"..\") || source.includes(\"~\")) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Invalid marketplace path: ${source}. Path traversal patterns like '..' and '~' are not allowed for security reasons. Use absolute paths or remote URLs instead (e.g., '/home/user/skills' or 'https://github.com/user/repo').`,\n    );\n  }\n  return true;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether two marketplace refs name one marketplace.\n *\n * A folder on disk is one marketplace however its path is spelled, so two local paths are compared\n * resolved against `fromDir` — the directory a relative one is read from — and `path.resolve`\n * drops a trailing slash on the way. A remote ref names one repository only as written.\n */\nexport function isSameMarketplace(a: string, b: string, fromDir: string): boolean {\n  if (isLocalSource(a) && isLocalSource(b)) {\n    return path.resolve(fromDir, a) === path.resolve(fromDir, b);\n  }\n  return a === b;\n}\n","import { z } from \"zod\";\nimport { partition } from \"remeda\";\nimport type { LocalSkillMetadata } from \"./skills/skill-metadata\";\nimport type { LocalRawMetadata } from \"./skills/local-skill-loader\";\nimport {\n  AUTHOR_HANDLE_PATTERN,\n  KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN,\n  LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n} from \"../consts\";\nimport { METADATA_KEYS } from \"./metadata-keys\";\nimport { formatZodIssue } from \"./schema-validator\";\nimport { isRecord } from \"../utils/type-guards\";\nimport { warn } from \"../utils/logger\";\nimport { SKILL_SLUGS, CATEGORIES } from \"../types/generated/source-types\";\nimport {\n  AGENT_ISOLATIONS,\n  CACHE_TTLS,\n  EFFORT_NAMES,\n  MODEL_NAMES,\n  PERMISSION_MODES,\n} from \"../types/matrix\";\nimport type {\n  AgentHookAction,\n  AgentHookDefinition,\n  AgentIsolation,\n  AgentName,\n  AgentYamlConfig,\n  AlternativeGroup,\n  CategoryDefinition,\n  CategoryPath,\n  ConflictRule,\n  DiscourageRule,\n  Domain,\n  EffortLevel,\n  Marketplace,\n  MarketplaceMetadata,\n  MarketplaceOwner,\n  MarketplacePlugin,\n  MarketplaceRemoteSource,\n  ModelName,\n  PermissionMode,\n  PluginAuthor,\n  PluginManifest,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  RelationshipDefinitions,\n  RequireRule,\n  SkillAssignment,\n  SkillConfig,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillSlug,\n  Category,\n} from \"../types\";\n\nexport const modelNameSchema = z.enum(MODEL_NAMES) as z.ZodType<ModelName>;\n\nexport const effortLevelSchema = z.enum(EFFORT_NAMES) as z.ZodType<EffortLevel>;\n\nexport const permissionModeSchema = z.enum(PERMISSION_MODES) as z.ZodType<PermissionMode>;\n\nexport const skillSlugSchema = z.enum(SKILL_SLUGS) as z.ZodType<SkillSlug>;\n\n// Accepts: known category, \"local\", or any kebab-case string (custom categories)\nexport const categoryPathSchema = z.string().refine(\n  (val): val is CategoryPath => {\n    if (val === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) return true;\n    if ((CATEGORIES as readonly string[]).includes(val)) return true;\n    // Accept any kebab-case string for custom categories\n    return KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN.test(val);\n  },\n  {\n    message: \"Must be a valid category path (e.g., 'web-framework', 'shared-testing', or 'local')\",\n  },\n) as z.ZodType<CategoryPath>;\n\nexport const agentHookActionSchema: z.ZodType<AgentHookAction> = z.object({\n  type: z.enum([\"command\", \"script\", \"prompt\"]),\n  command: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  script: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  prompt: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/**\n * A hook definition as a `plugin.json` authored elsewhere may carry one, and `Partial` because\n * nothing in this CLI reads a manifest's hooks — {@link pluginManifestSchema}'s two callers take\n * `name` and `version` and nothing else, and both degrade to skipping the plugin entirely when the\n * parse throws. Refusing a shape we never read would drop the whole plugin from discovery.\n *\n * Deliberately NOT the shape an agent declares: {@link strictHooksRecordSchema} is what both the\n * loader and the compiled-frontmatter reader take, because a definition carrying no actions fires\n * nothing and a `metadata.yaml` writing one is a mistake worth reporting rather than emptying.\n */\nexport const agentHookDefinitionSchema: z.ZodType<Partial<AgentHookDefinition>> = z.object({\n  matcher: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  hooks: z.array(agentHookActionSchema).exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/** Lenient hooks record — {@link pluginManifestObjectSchema} is its only consumer. */\nexport const hooksRecordSchema = z.record(z.string(), z.array(agentHookDefinitionSchema));\n\n/**\n * The isolation modes Claude Code's sub-agent frontmatter documents.\n *\n * `z.enum(AGENT_ISOLATIONS)` rather than a literal spelling the one member out, which is the\n * bridge pattern its four siblings above use and the only form that MOVES with the vocabulary. A\n * `satisfies z.ZodType<AgentIsolation>` does not compensate: `ZodType`'s output parameter is\n * covariant, so a narrower schema satisfies a wider one and widening the array produced zero `tsc`\n * errors — while every parse of a newly-documented mode failed at runtime.\n */\nexport const agentIsolationSchema = z.enum(AGENT_ISOLATIONS) as z.ZodType<AgentIsolation>;\n\n/**\n * Experimental frontmatter options; `cacheTtl` is the only one Claude Code documents today.\n *\n * `.strict()` HERE rather than at each use site, because the site that most needed it never had\n * it: `agentYamlConfigSchema` reads the `metadata.yaml` a user hand-authors, and a plain\n * `z.object` there emptied `experimental: { cacheTtlSeconds: \"1h\" }` to `{}` before either strict\n * reader saw it — the template then emitted `experimental: {}` (Liquid reads an empty hash as\n * truthy) and the reader had nothing left to refuse.\n */\nexport const agentExperimentalSchema = z\n  .object({\n    cacheTtl: z.enum(CACHE_TTLS).exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/** Strict hook definition — hooks array is required and must have at least one action */\nconst strictAgentHookDefinitionSchema = z.object({\n  matcher: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  hooks: z.array(agentHookActionSchema).min(1),\n});\n\n/** Strict hooks record for validation schemas (requires at least one hook action per definition) */\nexport const strictHooksRecordSchema = z.record(\n  z.string(),\n  z.array(strictAgentHookDefinitionSchema),\n);\n\nexport const skillAssignmentSchema: z.ZodType<SkillAssignment> = z.object({\n  id: z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillId>,\n  preloaded: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  local: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  path: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n// Lenient: accepts any string for `name` since local/custom skills may not follow strict SkillId pattern\nexport const skillFrontmatterLoaderSchema = z.object({\n  /** Lenient (any string): local/custom skills have non-builtin IDs */\n  name: z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillId>,\n  description: z.string(),\n  model: modelNameSchema.exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/**\n * Loader schema for a skill's metadata.yaml.\n *\n * `custom` buys its category NOTHING here. It used to: a `custom: true` skill's\n * category was waved through on a bare kebab-case test while every other skill's\n * went to `categoryPathSchema`. A custom skill is placed in a category that\n * already exists rather than bringing one, so the leniency described a freedom it\n * no longer has, and the same field now answers to the same schema either way.\n * Whether the category is one this installation actually declares is asked where\n * the declarations are — `mergeLocalSkillsIntoMatrix`, not here.\n */\nexport const skillMetadataLoaderSchema = z\n  .object({\n    category: categoryPathSchema.exactOptional(),\n    author: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    domain: z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>,\n    custom: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .passthrough();\n\n/**\n * Raw metadata.yaml shape read by the matrix loader during skill extraction.\n * Preserved verbatim on the move from matrix-loader.ts.\n */\nexport const matrixRawMetadataSchema = z.object({\n  category: categoryPathSchema,\n  author: z.string(),\n  displayName: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  slug: z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillSlug>,\n  cliDescription: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  usageGuidance: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  // Boundary cast: domain is a string at the YAML parse boundary; narrowed to Domain type\n  domain: z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>,\n  custom: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n});\n\nexport const pluginAuthorSchema: z.ZodType<PluginAuthor> = z.object({\n  name: z.string().min(1),\n  email: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n// Shared plugin.json shape — the lenient (strip) and strict variants below differ only in unknown-key policy\nconst pluginManifestObjectSchema = z.object({\n  name: z.string(),\n  version: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  description: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  author: pluginAuthorSchema.exactOptional(),\n  /** Lenient: a plugin authored elsewhere may carry any category string or none at all */\n  category: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  keywords: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n  commands: z.union([z.string(), z.array(z.string())]).exactOptional(),\n  agents: z.union([z.string(), z.array(z.string())]).exactOptional(),\n  skills: z.union([z.string(), z.array(z.string())]).exactOptional(),\n  hooks: z.union([z.string(), hooksRecordSchema]).exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/** Lenient plugin.json schema (strips unknown keys; used at load boundaries) */\nexport const pluginManifestSchema: z.ZodType<PluginManifest> = pluginManifestObjectSchema;\n\n/** Strict plugin.json schema — rejects unrecognized keys (used by plugin-validator) */\nexport const pluginManifestValidationSchema = pluginManifestObjectSchema.strict();\n\nexport const agentYamlConfigSchema: z.ZodType<AgentYamlConfig> = z.object({\n  id: z.string() as z.ZodType<AgentName>,\n  title: z.string(),\n  description: z.string(),\n  model: modelNameSchema.exactOptional(),\n  effort: effortLevelSchema.exactOptional(),\n  tools: z.array(z.string()),\n  disallowedTools: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n  permissionMode: permissionModeSchema.exactOptional(),\n  isolation: agentIsolationSchema.exactOptional(),\n  /**\n   * The same contract `agentFrontmatterValidationSchema` reads the compiled agent back through.\n   * The lenient {@link hooksRecordSchema} used to sit here, and every key its definition declares\n   * is optional — so a block written with its actions one level flat was stripped to `{}` with no\n   * error, `agent.liquid` emitted the empty definition, and the refusal arrived from the\n   * frontmatter reader against a compiled `.md` the user never wrote. This is the last boundary\n   * that still knows which `metadata.yaml` the value came from.\n   */\n  hooks: strictHooksRecordSchema.exactOptional(),\n  experimental: agentExperimentalSchema.exactOptional(),\n  outputFormat: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  domain: (z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>).exactOptional(),\n  custom: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n// Defined before projectConfigLoaderSchema so it can reference stackAgentConfigSchema\n// Single skill assignment element: either a bare SkillId string or an object { id, preloaded? }\nconst skillAssignmentElementSchema = z.union([\n  z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillId>,\n  skillAssignmentSchema,\n]);\n\n/**\n * Agent config within a stack: maps category to skill assignment(s).\n * Lenient: accepts bare string, object, or array from YAML.\n * Consumers normalize all values to SkillAssignment[] after parsing.\n */\nexport const stackAgentConfigSchema = z.record(\n  z.string(),\n  z.union([skillAssignmentElementSchema, z.array(skillAssignmentElementSchema)]),\n);\n\n/**\n * The top-level keys a saved config carried before the marketplace fields were renamed, each\n * mapped to the field its value lives on now. Data rather than a check per key because both\n * loader schemas read the same file and have to refuse the same keys — and `satisfies` ties every\n * replacement to a field that really exists, so the next rename cannot leave this list stale.\n */\nconst RENAMED_CONFIG_FIELDS = { source: \"marketplace\" } as const satisfies Record<\n  string,\n  keyof ProjectConfig\n>;\n\n/** The same, for the keys a saved config's SKILL ENTRIES carried. */\nconst RENAMED_SKILL_ENTRY_FIELDS = { source: \"origin\" } as const satisfies Record<\n  string,\n  keyof SkillConfig\n>;\n\nfunction renamedFieldMessage(oldKey: string, newKey: string): string {\n  return `\"${oldKey}\" was renamed to \"${newKey}\". Rename the key in this config — the CLI does not read \"${oldKey}\" any more and will not fall back to it.`;\n}\n\nfunction reportRenamedKeys(\n  record: Record<string, unknown>,\n  renames: Record<string, string>,\n  path: PropertyKey[],\n  ctx: z.RefinementCtx,\n): void {\n  for (const [oldKey, newKey] of Object.entries(renames)) {\n    if (!(oldKey in record)) continue;\n    ctx.addIssue({\n      code: \"custom\",\n      path: [...path, oldKey],\n      message: renamedFieldMessage(oldKey, newKey),\n    });\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a saved config that still names a field by the key it had before the rename.\n *\n * Reads the raw document rather than parse output because neither schema would show it one: both\n * are `.passthrough()`, so a stale top-level key survives as unrecognised data, and the skills\n * array is declared, so a stale key on an entry is stripped before any refinement runs. Either way\n * the run would look for the value under its NEW name, find nothing, and quietly install from the\n * default marketplace instead of the one the config named.\n */\nfunction refuseRenamedFields(config: unknown, ctx: z.RefinementCtx): void {\n  if (!isRecord(config)) return;\n\n  reportRenamedKeys(config, RENAMED_CONFIG_FIELDS, [], ctx);\n\n  const { skills } = config;\n  if (!Array.isArray(skills)) return;\n  for (const [index, entry] of skills.entries()) {\n    if (!isRecord(entry)) continue;\n    reportRenamedKeys(entry, RENAMED_SKILL_ENTRY_FIELDS, [\"skills\", index], ctx);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Both loader schemas behind the same refusal, piped so it runs on the file as written. A failure\n * here short-circuits the shape check, so a config carrying an old key is answered with the rename\n * it needs rather than with the missing-field noise the rename causes.\n */\nconst renamedFieldGuard = z.unknown().superRefine(refuseRenamedFields);\n\n/** The shape {@link projectConfigLoaderSchema} admits once the rename guard has passed. */\nconst projectConfigFields = z\n  .object({\n    /** Project/plugin name in kebab-case */\n    name: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    description: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Per-agent configuration with scope (e.g., [{ name: \"web-developer\", scope: \"project\" }]) */\n    agents: z\n      .array(\n        z.object({\n          name: z.string(),\n          scope: z.enum([\"project\", \"global\"]),\n          /** Per-agent overrides of the agent's own metadata defaults */\n          model: modelNameSchema.exactOptional(),\n          effort: effortLevelSchema.exactOptional(),\n          excluded: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n        }),\n      )\n      .exactOptional(),\n    /** Per-skill configuration with scope and provenance */\n    skills: z\n      .array(\n        z.object({\n          id: z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillId>,\n          scope: z.enum([\"project\", \"global\"]),\n          origin: z.string(),\n          excluded: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n        }),\n      )\n      .exactOptional(),\n\n    /** Author handle (e.g., \"@vince\") */\n    author: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Selected domains from the wizard (persisted for edit mode restoration) */\n    selectedDomains: z.array(z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>).exactOptional(),\n    /** Agent-to-category-to-skill mappings from selected stack (accepts same formats as stacks.ts) */\n    stack: z.record(z.string(), stackAgentConfigSchema).exactOptional(),\n    /** The marketplace this install reads skills from, as a path or URL (e.g., \"github:my-org/skills\") */\n    marketplace: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** The name that marketplace's manifest gives it, which plugins are registered under */\n    marketplaceName: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Separate source for agents when different from skills source */\n    agentsSource: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Tracked project installation paths (global config only) */\n    projects: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .passthrough();\n\n/**\n * Lenient loader for a source folder's config.ts (ProjectConfig).\n * name/agents optional since partial configs are valid at load time.\n * Full validation happens in validateProjectConfig().\n */\nexport const projectConfigLoaderSchema = renamedFieldGuard.pipe(projectConfigFields);\n\nconst categoryDefinitionSchema: z.ZodType<CategoryDefinition> = z.object({\n  id: z.string() as z.ZodType<Category>,\n  displayName: z.string(),\n  description: z.string(),\n  domain: (z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>).exactOptional(),\n  exclusive: z.boolean(),\n  order: z.number(),\n  icon: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/**\n * What a relationship rule naming an unknown skill says back, in place of the whole\n * generated slug union it was tested against.\n *\n * A rule names skills by slug and every one is held to the PUBLIC catalogue's generated\n * union, so a marketplace author naming a skill they themselves ship is handed roughly 250\n * names belonging to somebody else — which answers a question they did not ask and does not\n * contain the answer to the one they did. Zod's own text for an enum reports the options and\n * never the input, so the slug they actually wrote was the one thing missing from it; the\n * function form is what puts it back.\n *\n * It says \"yet\" deliberately. The constraint is this schema's rather than the loader's — a\n * source's own rules are resolved against that source's own slug map — so the refusal names a\n * limit rather than a law. Whether slugs leave the closed union is a separate question.\n */\nfunction unknownSkillSlugRefusal(input: unknown): string {\n  const named = typeof input === \"string\" ? `'${input}'` : \"That value\";\n  return (\n    `${named} is not a slug the public catalogue carries, and a relationship rule may only ` +\n    `name skills the public catalogue carries — this marketplace's own skills cannot be named ` +\n    `in one yet. Name a catalogue slug, or leave 'relationships' out: it is optional, and a ` +\n    `marketplace shipping no relationship rules loads and installs like any other.`\n  );\n}\n\n// Skill references in relationship rules: slugs resolved to canonical IDs by matrix-loader\nconst skillRefInRules = z.enum(SKILL_SLUGS, {\n  error: (issue) => unknownSkillSlugRefusal(issue.input),\n}) as z.ZodType<SkillSlug>;\n\n// Shared shape for conflict/discourage/compatibility rules: 2+ slugs plus a reason\nconst skillGroupRuleSchema = z.object({\n  skills: z.array(skillRefInRules).min(2),\n  reason: z.string(),\n});\n\nconst conflictRuleSchema: z.ZodType<ConflictRule> = skillGroupRuleSchema;\n\nconst discourageRuleSchema: z.ZodType<DiscourageRule> = skillGroupRuleSchema;\n\nconst requireRuleSchema: z.ZodType<RequireRule> = z.object({\n  skill: skillRefInRules,\n  needs: z.array(skillRefInRules).min(1),\n  needsAny: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  reason: z.string(),\n});\n\nconst alternativeGroupSchema: z.ZodType<AlternativeGroup> = z.object({\n  purpose: z.string(),\n  skills: z.array(skillRefInRules).min(1),\n});\n\nconst relationshipDefinitionsSchema: z.ZodType<RelationshipDefinitions> = z.object({\n  conflicts: z.array(conflictRuleSchema),\n  discourages: z.array(discourageRuleSchema),\n  requires: z.array(requireRuleSchema),\n  alternatives: z.array(alternativeGroupSchema),\n});\n\n/**\n * Standalone skill-categories.ts file schema.\n * Top-level object with version string and categories map using existing categoryDefinitionSchema.\n */\nexport const skillCategoriesFileSchema = z.object({\n  version: z.string(),\n  categories: z.record(z.string(), categoryDefinitionSchema),\n});\n\n/**\n * Standalone skill-rules.ts file schema.\n * Contains version and aggregate relationship rules between skills.\n */\nexport const skillRulesFileSchema = z.object({\n  version: z.string(),\n  relationships: relationshipDefinitionsSchema.exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/**\n * Raw metadata from a local skill's metadata.yaml.\n * displayName and category are required — the skill must declare both.\n */\nexport const localRawMetadataSchema = z\n  .object({\n    /** Short name shown in the wizard grid (e.g., \"my-custom-react\") */\n    displayName: z.string(),\n    /** Kebab-case short key for alias resolution (e.g., \"react\") */\n    slug: z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillSlug>,\n    /** One-line description for the wizard */\n    cliDescription: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Category to place this skill in (e.g., \"web-framework\") */\n    category: categoryPathSchema,\n    /** When an AI agent should invoke this skill */\n    usageGuidance: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Domain this skill belongs to (e.g., \"web\", \"api\", \"cli\") */\n    domain: z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>,\n    /** True if this skill was created outside the CLI's built-in vocabulary */\n    custom: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  })\n  // Passthrough widens the output with an index signature; LocalRawMetadata is the\n  // honest declared shape consumers read (same round-1 pattern as localSkillMetadataSchema).\n  .passthrough() as z.ZodType<LocalRawMetadata>;\n\n/** Metadata for local skills that were forked/copied from a marketplace skill */\nexport const localSkillMetadataSchema = z\n  .object({\n    forkedFrom: z\n      .object({\n        /** Original skill ID before forking — lenient (any string) since custom/extra-source skills have non-builtin IDs */\n        skillId: z.string() as z.ZodType<SkillId>,\n        /** SHA hash of the original content at fork time (for diff detection) */\n        contentHash: z.string(),\n        /** ISO date when the fork was created */\n        date: z.string(),\n        /** Source URL the skill was installed from (e.g., \"github:agents-inc/skills\") */\n        source: z.string().exactOptional(),\n        /** Directory inside that repository, for a skill only its own bytes can install again */\n        path: z.string().exactOptional(),\n      })\n      .exactOptional(),\n  })\n  // Passthrough widens the output with an index signature; LocalSkillMetadata carries the\n  // same index signature, so this is the honest declared shape for parse results.\n  .passthrough() as z.ZodType<LocalSkillMetadata>;\n\nconst stackSchema = z.object({\n  id: z.string().min(1),\n  name: z.string().min(1),\n  description: z.string(),\n  /** Maps agent IDs to their category-to-skill assignments */\n  agents: z.record(z.string(), stackAgentConfigSchema),\n  /** High-level philosophy guiding this stack's technology choices */\n  philosophy: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n// Pre-normalization schema: values may be string or string[].\n// loadStacks() normalizes to StacksConfig (all values SkillId[]) after parsing.\nexport const stacksConfigSchema = z.object({\n  stacks: z.array(stackSchema).min(1),\n});\n\nconst marketplaceRemoteSourceSchema: z.ZodType<MarketplaceRemoteSource> = z.object({\n  source: z.enum([\"github\", \"url\"]),\n  repo: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  url: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  ref: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\nconst marketplacePluginSchema: z.ZodType<MarketplacePlugin> = z.object({\n  name: z.string().min(1),\n  /** Local directory path (relative to pluginRoot) or remote source config */\n  source: z.union([z.string(), marketplaceRemoteSourceSchema]),\n  description: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  version: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  author: pluginAuthorSchema.exactOptional(),\n  /** Lenient: external data may have any category string or none at all */\n  category: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  keywords: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n});\n\n// MarketplaceOwner aliases PluginAuthor (identical shape, both require name.min(1))\nconst marketplaceOwnerSchema: z.ZodType<MarketplaceOwner> = pluginAuthorSchema;\n\nconst marketplaceMetadataSchema: z.ZodType<MarketplaceMetadata> = z.object({\n  /** Base directory for resolving plugin source paths (e.g., \"plugins/\") */\n  pluginRoot: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/**\n * What a marketplace name being refused says back, in place of the pattern it was tested against.\n *\n * A raw Zod format issue names the regex, which tells a marketplace author what the CLI checks\n * with and nothing about what to write instead. The rule is spelled the way\n * `marketplaceNameNotPublishable` in `utils/messages.ts` already spells it on the emit side, so\n * the two directions of one rule cannot come to say different things about it.\n *\n * Stated as a `message` on the `regex` check rather than in a `refine`, deliberately: a refinement\n * is unrepresentable in JSON Schema, so `src/schemas/marketplace.schema.json` would silently lose\n * the `pattern` an editor validates `marketplace.json` against.\n */\nconst MARKETPLACE_NAME_REFUSAL =\n  \"A marketplace name is kebab-case: lowercase letters, numbers and hyphens, starting with a letter (e.g. 'acme-skills'). Rename it in this manifest — Claude Code registers every plugin under it and accepts no other shape.\";\n\nexport const marketplaceSchema: z.ZodType<Marketplace> = z.object({\n  $schema: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  /**\n   * Kebab-case, because this name is the namespace Claude Code registers plugins under and the\n   * CLI piggybacks on what Claude Code accepts (owner ruling 2026-08-20). Held to the same rule\n   * `build marketplace` refuses to publish under, so what this CLI emits is what it can read back.\n   */\n  name: z.string().min(1).regex(KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN, { message: MARKETPLACE_NAME_REFUSAL }),\n  version: z.string().min(1),\n  description: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  owner: marketplaceOwnerSchema,\n  metadata: marketplaceMetadataSchema.exactOptional(),\n  plugins: z.array(marketplacePluginSchema).min(1),\n});\n\n/**\n * What a cached remote source was fetched from, written beside the cache so the\n * next load can ask whether it is still current in one request.\n *\n * `etag` is absent when the host returned none — a copy that cannot be\n * revalidated at all, which is a different state from one that has not been\n * checked yet.\n */\nexport const sourceRevalidationSchema = z.object({\n  /** The tarball URL giget resolved for this source. */\n  tar: z.string().min(1),\n  etag: z.string().min(1).exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/** Tool permission overrides (allow/deny lists for Claude Code tool access) */\nconst permissionConfigSchema = z.object({\n  /** Tool names or patterns to explicitly allow */\n  allow: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n  /** Tool names or patterns to explicitly deny */\n  deny: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/** Settings file schema (.claude/settings.yaml) for project-level configuration */\nexport const settingsFileSchema = z\n  .object({\n    permissions: permissionConfigSchema.exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .passthrough();\n\n/** Branding overrides for white-labeling the CLI */\nconst brandingConfigSchema = z.object({\n  /** Custom CLI name (e.g., \"Acme Dev Tools\") */\n  name: z.string().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/** The shape {@link projectSourceConfigSchema} admits once the rename guard has passed. */\nconst projectSourceConfigFields = z\n  .object({\n    /** The marketplace this install reads skills from, as a path or URL */\n    marketplace: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Author handle for this project's config */\n    author: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** The name that marketplace's manifest gives it, which plugins are registered under */\n    marketplaceName: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Separate source for agent definitions (when different from skills) */\n    agentsSource: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Branding overrides for white-labeling the CLI */\n    branding: brandingConfigSchema.exactOptional(),\n    /** Custom skills directory override (default: \"src/skills\") */\n    skillsDir: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Custom agents directory override (default: \"src/agents\") */\n    agentsDir: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Custom stacks file path override (default: \"config/stacks.ts\") */\n    stacksFile: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Custom categories file path override (default: \"config/skill-categories.ts\") */\n    categoriesFile: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Custom rules file path override (default: \"config/skill-rules.ts\") */\n    rulesFile: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .passthrough();\n\n/**\n * Project source configuration from a source folder's config.ts.\n * Stores multi-source settings, custom directory overrides, and bound skills.\n */\nexport const projectSourceConfigSchema = renamedFieldGuard.pipe(projectSourceConfigFields);\n\n// Strict validation schemas enforce all constraints and use .strict() to reject unknown fields,\n// unlike the lenient loader schemas above which use .passthrough() for forward compatibility at parse boundaries\n\n/**\n * Strict schema for a source agent's `metadata.yaml` — compilation's hand-authored INPUT rather\n * than an output, since compiling an agent writes one `.md` file and no YAML at all. It generates\n * `src/schemas/agent.schema.json`, which every `metadata.yaml` points at in its\n * `yaml-language-server` line, and `validateAgents` in `lib/source-validator.ts` is its only\n * runtime caller, globbing `src/agents` and reporting each failure as a source issue.\n *\n * Lenient id (any string) since marketplace agents may use custom identifiers.\n */\nexport const agentYamlGenerationSchema = z\n  .object({\n    $schema: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    id: z.string().min(1),\n    title: z.string().min(1),\n    description: z.string().min(1),\n    model: modelNameSchema.exactOptional(),\n    effort: effortLevelSchema.exactOptional(),\n    tools: z.array(z.string()).min(1),\n    disallowedTools: z.array(z.string()).exactOptional(),\n    permissionMode: permissionModeSchema.exactOptional(),\n    isolation: agentIsolationSchema.exactOptional(),\n    hooks: strictHooksRecordSchema.exactOptional(),\n    experimental: agentExperimentalSchema.exactOptional(),\n    outputFormat: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    domain: (z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>).exactOptional(),\n    custom: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/**\n * Strict validation for a compiled agent's `.md` frontmatter, read by two callers whose failure\n * modes differ sharply. `validateAgentFrontmatter` in `lib/plugins/plugin-validator.ts` collects\n * the issues and returns an invalid `ValidationResult`, so the agent is reported and the run\n * continues. `parseAgentFrontmatter` in `lib/agents/agent-plugin-compiler.ts` returns the refusal\n * with its reason, and `compileAgentPlugin` throws it at the agent it was asked to package — the\n * loud one, and why a key this schema omits fails a packaging run rather than merely a report.\n *\n * Its `hooks`, `isolation` and `experimental` are the same three schemas `agentYamlConfigSchema`\n * loads a `metadata.yaml` through, deliberately: `agent.liquid` writes all three from what that\n * load returned, so a value one accepts and the other refuses is a compiled agent this CLI cannot\n * read back.\n */\nexport const agentFrontmatterValidationSchema = z\n  .object({\n    /** Agent name in kebab-case (becomes the Task tool identifier) */\n    name: z.string().regex(KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN).min(1),\n    description: z.string().min(1),\n    /** Comma-separated list of allowed tools */\n    tools: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Comma-separated list of denied tools */\n    disallowedTools: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    model: modelNameSchema.exactOptional(),\n    effort: effortLevelSchema.exactOptional(),\n    permissionMode: permissionModeSchema.exactOptional(),\n    isolation: agentIsolationSchema.exactOptional(),\n    experimental: agentExperimentalSchema.exactOptional(),\n    /** Skill names to preload (embed in agent prompt) */\n    skills: z.array(z.string().min(1)).exactOptional(),\n    hooks: strictHooksRecordSchema.exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/** Strict validation for SKILL.md frontmatter (matches Claude Code plugin spec) */\nexport const skillFrontmatterValidationSchema = z\n  .object({\n    name: z.string().min(1),\n    description: z.string().min(1),\n    /** If true, Claude cannot invoke this skill on its own */\n    \"disable-model-invocation\": z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n    /** If true, user can invoke this skill directly */\n    \"user-invocable\": z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n    /** Comma-separated list of tools this skill can use */\n    \"allowed-tools\": z.string().exactOptional(),\n    model: modelNameSchema.exactOptional(),\n    /** \"fork\" means skill runs in a forked context (separate conversation) */\n    context: z.enum([\"fork\"]).exactOptional(),\n    /** Agent name this skill is scoped to */\n    agent: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Hint text shown when user invokes the skill */\n    \"argument-hint\": z.string().exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/**\n * Provenance object shared verbatim by metadataValidationSchema and\n * customMetadataValidationSchema. The forkedFrom variant in\n * localSkillMetadataSchema (no `version`) is deliberately NOT unified here —\n * its shape differs, so sharing would change validation behavior.\n */\nconst forkedFromSchema = z.object({\n  /** Original skill ID */\n  skillId: z.string(),\n  /** Version of the original at fork time */\n  version: z.number().int().min(1).exactOptional(),\n  /** Content hash of the original at fork time */\n  contentHash: z.string(),\n  /** Source URL or identifier */\n  source: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  /** Directory inside that source, for a skill only its own bytes can install again */\n  path: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  /** ISO date of the fork */\n  date: z.string(),\n});\n\n/**\n * Recommended upper bound for cliDescription in published skills. Exceeding it is\n * advisory only — splitMetadataValidationIssues downgrades it to a warning because\n * the runtime schemas accept any length and the value only feeds wizard description\n * text. Empty (min(1)) remains a hard error.\n */\nconst CLI_DESCRIPTION_MAX_LENGTH = 60;\n\n/**\n * Fields shared by metadataValidationSchema (strict, built-in vocabulary) and\n * customMetadataValidationSchema (relaxed). Only `category` and `slug` differ\n * between the two variants — each adds those via .extend().\n */\nconst skillMetadataBaseSchema = z.object({\n  /** Author handle — must start with @ (e.g., \"@vince\") */\n  author: z.string().regex(AUTHOR_HANDLE_PATTERN),\n  /** Short display name for the wizard grid (max 30 chars) */\n  displayName: z.string().min(1).max(30),\n  /** One-line description for the wizard (max 60 chars recommended; over-length is a validation warning) */\n  cliDescription: z.string().min(1).max(CLI_DESCRIPTION_MAX_LENGTH),\n  /** When an AI agent should invoke this skill (min 10 chars to ensure usefulness) */\n  usageGuidance: z.string().min(10),\n  /** 7-char hex SHA of skill content (for change detection) */\n  contentHash: z\n    .string()\n    .regex(/^[a-f0-9]{7}$/)\n    .exactOptional(),\n  /** ISO date of last update */\n  updated: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  /** Provenance tracking when skill was forked from another */\n  forkedFrom: forkedFromSchema.exactOptional(),\n  /** Domain assignment from metadata */\n  domain: (z.string() as z.ZodType<Domain>).exactOptional(),\n  /** True if this skill was created outside the CLI's built-in vocabulary */\n  custom: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n});\n\n/**\n * What a published skill's `slug` says back when the public catalogue does not carry it, in\n * place of the whole generated slug union it was tested against.\n *\n * The same defect `unknownSkillSlugRefusal` answers one layer over, and the one an author meets\n * FIRST: they write a `metadata.yaml` before they write a rule. Zod's text for an enum reports\n * the options and never the input, so a marketplace author naming a skill they themselves ship\n * was handed roughly 250 names belonging to somebody else with their own slug missing from it.\n *\n * It differs from the rules-side message in the one way that matters: this refusal has a way\n * out and that one does not. `validateSkillMetadata` reads `custom: true` and validates against\n * `customMetadataValidationSchema`, whose `slug` is any kebab-case name — so the flag is what a\n * skill outside the catalogue's vocabulary is CARRIED by rather than a way around the check\n * (owner ruling 2026-08-22: the union stays closed and `custom: true` is the documented\n * mechanism). Nothing said so until now, which is the whole of what made it read as a trick.\n */\nfunction unknownMetadataSlugRefusal(input: unknown): string {\n  const named = typeof input === \"string\" ? `'${input}'` : \"That value\";\n  return (\n    `${named} is not a slug the public catalogue carries. A published skill's slug is held to ` +\n    `that catalogue unless the skill declares it is not from it — add '${METADATA_KEYS.CUSTOM}: true' ` +\n    `beside it in this ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} and the slug is read as your marketplace's ` +\n    `own, any kebab-case name. That declaration is how a skill outside the catalogue's vocabulary ` +\n    `is carried; a skill the catalogue does carry names its catalogue slug and leaves it off.`\n  );\n}\n\n/** Strict validation for metadata.yaml in published skills (enforces author format, enum-validated category/slug) */\nexport const metadataValidationSchema = skillMetadataBaseSchema\n  .extend({\n    /** Domain-prefixed category — must be a known built-in category */\n    category: z.enum(CATEGORIES),\n    /**\n     * Kebab-case short key — must be a known built-in slug, unless the file declares\n     * `custom: true` and is judged by {@link customMetadataValidationSchema} instead.\n     */\n    slug: z.enum(SKILL_SLUGS, {\n      error: (issue) => unknownMetadataSlugRefusal(issue.input),\n    }),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/** Relaxed validation for custom skill metadata.yaml (any category string, kebab-case slug, allows extra fields) */\nexport const customMetadataValidationSchema = skillMetadataBaseSchema.extend({\n  /** Any string category — custom skills may define their own categories */\n  category: z.string(),\n  /** Kebab-case short key for alias resolution, search, and relationship rules */\n  slug: z.string().regex(KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN).min(1).max(50),\n});\n\nconst stackSkillAssignmentSchema = z\n  .object({\n    id: z.string().min(1),\n    /** If true, skill content is embedded in the compiled agent prompt */\n    preloaded: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/** Strict validation for published stack config.yaml (marketplace stacks) */\nexport const stackConfigValidationSchema = z\n  .object({\n    /** Unique stack identifier in kebab-case */\n    id: z.string().regex(KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN).exactOptional(),\n    name: z.string().min(1),\n    version: z.string(),\n    author: z.string().min(1),\n    description: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** ISO date when this stack was first created */\n    created: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** ISO date of last update */\n    updated: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Primary framework this stack is designed for (e.g., \"nextjs\", \"remix\") */\n    framework: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** All skills used in this stack (flat list, at least one required) */\n    skills: z.array(stackSkillAssignmentSchema).min(1),\n    /** Agent IDs this stack compiles (at least one required) */\n    agents: z.array(z.string().regex(KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN)).min(1),\n    /** Per-agent skill assignments: { agentId: { category: [skillAssignment] } } */\n    agentSkills: z\n      .record(z.string(), z.record(z.string(), z.array(stackSkillAssignmentSchema)))\n      .exactOptional(),\n    /** High-level philosophy guiding technology choices */\n    philosophy: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    /** Guiding principles for agents using this stack */\n    principles: z.array(z.string().min(1)).exactOptional(),\n    tags: z.array(z.string().regex(KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN)).exactOptional(),\n    /** Per-skill overrides: alternative suggestions and lock status */\n    overrides: z\n      .record(\n        z.string(),\n        z\n          .object({\n            /** Suggested alternative skill IDs if this one is swapped */\n            alternatives: z.array(z.string().min(1)).exactOptional(),\n            /** If true, this skill cannot be swapped by the user */\n            locked: z.boolean().exactOptional(),\n          })\n          .strict(),\n      )\n      .exactOptional(),\n    /** Community metrics for sorting/ranking */\n    metrics: z\n      .object({\n        upvotes: z.number().int().min(0).exactOptional(),\n        downloads: z.number().int().min(0).exactOptional(),\n      })\n      .strict()\n      .exactOptional(),\n    /** Lifecycle hooks triggered by file changes or commands */\n    hooks: strictHooksRecordSchema.exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .strict();\n\n/** Format Zod validation issues into a human-readable string (e.g., \"path.to.field: Expected string; other: Required\") */\nexport function formatZodIssues(issues: z.ZodIssue[]): string {\n  return issues.map(formatZodIssue).join(\"; \");\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates raw skill metadata using the relaxed schema for custom skills and\n * the strict schema for built-ins — the one place the custom-vs-strict\n * selection policy lives.\n */\nexport function validateSkillMetadata(rawMetadata: unknown) {\n  const schema = isCustomMetadata(rawMetadata)\n    ? customMetadataValidationSchema\n    : metadataValidationSchema;\n  return schema.safeParse(rawMetadata);\n}\n\n/**\n * Names a metadata.yaml's schema failure in the words its author needs: the required\n * fields the file leaves out, listed as missing, and whatever else is wrong said per\n * field. Zod's own text for an absent key reads \"expected string, received undefined\",\n * which describes the type system rather than the file.\n */\nexport function describeMetadataSchemaFailure(\n  issues: z.ZodIssue[],\n  rawMetadata: Record<string, unknown>,\n): string {\n  const [absent, malformed] = partition(issues, (issue) => isAbsentField(issue, rawMetadata));\n  return [\n    ...(absent.length > 0 ? [nameMissingFields(absent)] : []),\n    ...malformed.map(formatZodIssue),\n  ].join(\"; \");\n}\n\n/** True for a top-level field the file never declared, as against one it declared wrongly. */\nfunction isAbsentField(issue: z.ZodIssue, rawMetadata: Record<string, unknown>): boolean {\n  const [field, ...nested] = issue.path;\n  return nested.length === 0 && typeof field === \"string\" && rawMetadata[field] === undefined;\n}\n\nfunction nameMissingFields(absent: z.ZodIssue[]): string {\n  const fields = absent.map((issue) => issue.path.join(\".\"));\n  return `missing required ${fields.length === 1 ? \"field\" : \"fields\"}: ${fields.join(\", \")}`;\n}\n\nexport type MetadataIssueSplit = {\n  /** Hard schema violations — the metadata is broken and must be fixed */\n  errors: string[];\n  /** Advisory violations (over-length cliDescription) — worth fixing, never fatal */\n  warnings: string[];\n};\n\n/** True for the over-length `cliDescription` issue — the only advisory metadata violation. */\nfunction isOverLengthCliDescription(issue: z.ZodIssue): boolean {\n  return issue.code === \"too_big\" && issue.path.length === 1 && issue.path[0] === \"cliDescription\";\n}\n\n/** Reads `cliDescription` from raw parsed metadata when it is a string. */\nfunction readCliDescription(raw: unknown): string | undefined {\n  if (raw == null || typeof raw !== \"object\") return undefined;\n  // Boundary cast: raw comes straight from YAML parsing; the typeof check above narrows to object\n  const value = (raw as { cliDescription?: unknown }).cliDescription;\n  return typeof value === \"string\" ? value : undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Warning text for an over-length `cliDescription`, carrying the actual length.\n * The too_big issue only fires when the value is a string, so the undefined\n * branch is defensive — it falls back to the raw zod issue text.\n */\nfunction formatOverLengthWarning(issue: z.ZodIssue, cliDescription: string | undefined): string {\n  if (cliDescription === undefined) return formatZodIssue(issue);\n  return `cliDescription is ${cliDescription.length} characters — exceeds the recommended maximum of ${CLI_DESCRIPTION_MAX_LENGTH}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Splits strict-metadata validation issues into hard errors and advisory warnings.\n *\n * Over-length `cliDescription` (> CLI_DESCRIPTION_MAX_LENGTH chars) is advisory: the\n * runtime schemas accept any length and the value only feeds wizard description text,\n * so validate reports it as a warning carrying the actual length. Empty/missing\n * `cliDescription` and every other issue remain errors.\n */\nexport function splitMetadataValidationIssues(\n  error: z.ZodError,\n  rawMetadata: unknown,\n): MetadataIssueSplit {\n  const [overLength, hardFailures] = partition(error.issues, isOverLengthCliDescription);\n\n  const cliDescription = readCliDescription(rawMetadata);\n  const warnings = overLength.map((issue) => formatOverLengthWarning(issue, cliDescription));\n\n  return { errors: hardFailures.map(formatZodIssue), warnings };\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates that a parsed JSON/YAML value does not exceed a maximum nesting depth.\n * Returns true if the structure is within limits, false if it exceeds maxDepth.\n */\nexport function validateNestingDepth(value: unknown, maxDepth: number): boolean {\n  function check(val: unknown, depth: number): boolean {\n    if (depth > maxDepth) return false;\n    if (Array.isArray(val)) {\n      return val.every((item) => check(item, depth + 1));\n    }\n    if (val !== null && typeof val === \"object\") {\n      return Object.values(val).every((v) => check(v, depth + 1));\n    }\n    return true;\n  }\n  return check(value, 0);\n}\n\n/**\n * Returns true when raw parsed metadata has `custom: true`.\n * Used to pick between strict (built-in vocabulary) and relaxed (user-authored) validation schemas.\n */\nexport function isCustomMetadata(raw: unknown): boolean {\n  if (raw == null || typeof raw !== \"object\") return false;\n  if (!(\"custom\" in raw)) return false;\n  return raw.custom === true;\n}\n\n/**\n * Logs warnings for unknown fields in a parsed object compared to a list of expected keys.\n * Used at security-critical parsing boundaries for files this CLI owns (marketplace.json), where\n * `.passthrough()` is kept for forward compatibility but unexpected fields should be surfaced.\n * A file owned by another tool is not such a boundary: an unfamiliar key there is that tool's\n * business, and a complete expected-key list for it cannot be maintained.\n */\nexport function warnUnknownFields(\n  parsed: Record<string, unknown>,\n  expectedKeys: readonly string[],\n  context: string,\n): void {\n  const expectedSet = new Set(expectedKeys);\n  const unknownKeys = Object.keys(parsed).filter((k) => !expectedSet.has(k));\n  if (unknownKeys.length > 0) {\n    warn(`Unknown fields in ${context}: ${unknownKeys.join(\", \")}`);\n  }\n}\n","import { z } from \"zod\";\n\nimport { stripTerminalControls } from \"../utils/string\";\n\n/**\n * One place for the path-prefixed issue rendering shared by every Zod reporter.\n *\n * Which is also why the sanitising is here. Every part of this sentence is built out of the\n * REFUSED DOCUMENT rather than out of the schema: a path segment and an unrecognised key are\n * object keys the document chose, and a message quotes the value it received. So the text this\n * renders is always the text of whatever was being validated — and the documents reaching it are\n * a stranger's `SKILL.md` frontmatter, their `metadata.yaml`, their marketplace manifest and\n * whatever arrived on stdin.\n *\n * Sanitised at the renderer rather than at its callers because there are around twenty of them\n * and a new reporter is a normal thing to add. Made inert rather than shortened: a validation\n * message that lost the key it was naming would stop being a validation message.\n */\nexport function formatZodIssue(issue: z.ZodIssue): string {\n  const path = stripTerminalControls(issue.path.join(\".\"));\n  if (issue.code === \"unrecognized_keys\") {\n    return `Unrecognized key: \"${stripTerminalControls(issue.keys.join('\", \"'))}\"`;\n  }\n  return path\n    ? `${path}: ${stripTerminalControls(issue.message)}`\n    : stripTerminalControls(issue.message);\n}\n\nexport function formatZodErrors(error: z.ZodError): string[] {\n  return error.issues.map(formatZodIssue);\n}\n","// Vendored byte-for-byte into packages/matrix/src/vendor/ by scripts/generate-matrix-package.ts.\n// ANY edit here — a comment-only one included — obliges `bun run generate:matrix` in packages/cli;\n// `generate:matrix:check` is the gate.\n\nimport type { CategoryPath, SkillSlug, SkillId } from \"./skills\";\nimport type { AgentName } from \"./agents\";\n\nexport type { Category, Domain } from \"./generated/source-types\";\nexport { CATEGORIES, DOMAINS } from \"./generated/source-types\";\n\n// Import locally for use within this file\nimport type { Category, Domain } from \"./generated/source-types\";\n\n/** Claude model selectors for agent configuration */\nexport const MODEL_NAMES = [\"sonnet\", \"opus\", \"haiku\", \"fable\", \"inherit\"] as const;\nexport type ModelName = (typeof MODEL_NAMES)[number];\n\n/** Reasoning effort levels for agent configuration */\nexport const EFFORT_NAMES = [\"low\", \"medium\", \"high\", \"xhigh\", \"max\"] as const;\nexport type EffortLevel = (typeof EFFORT_NAMES)[number];\n\n/** Agent permission modes for Claude Code tool access */\nexport const PERMISSION_MODES = [\n  \"default\",\n  \"acceptEdits\",\n  \"dontAsk\",\n  \"bypassPermissions\",\n  \"plan\",\n  \"delegate\",\n] as const;\nexport type PermissionMode = (typeof PERMISSION_MODES)[number];\n\n/**\n * The one isolation mode Claude Code's sub-agent frontmatter documents.\n *\n * Beside the other frontmatter vocabulary rather than in `agents.ts`, because this file is the half\n * `@workspace/matrix` vendors — and a browser rendering a compiled agent has to spell `isolation`\n * the same way the CLI does or the two front doors emit different frontmatter for the same agent.\n *\n * The absent case is not a member: an agent with no `isolation` shares the session's working tree,\n * and that is the default the key opts out of.\n */\nexport const AGENT_ISOLATIONS = [\"worktree\"] as const;\nexport type AgentIsolation = (typeof AGENT_ISOLATIONS)[number];\n\n/**\n * How long a sub-agent's prompt-cache entries live.\n *\n * The one setting that makes a stable prompt prefix pay: a compiled agent's body is its system\n * prompt, and everything above the trailing volatile block is byte-identical between invocations,\n * so a longer TTL is what lets the second invocation reuse the first one's cache rather than\n * rebuilding it.\n *\n * **Emitted only when an agent declares it, and deliberately never defaulted.** `5m` is Claude\n * Code's own default; `1h` bills cache WRITES at a higher rate, so a generator that set it for\n * every agent it wrote would raise the bill of everyone who installed one without being asked —\n * and it is ignored outright while a subscription runs on usage credits, so the cost would\n * sometimes buy nothing. Whether the trade is worth it depends on how the agent is used, which is\n * the installer's knowledge rather than the author's.\n */\nexport const CACHE_TTLS = [\"5m\", \"1h\"] as const;\nexport type CacheTtl = (typeof CACHE_TTLS)[number];\n\n/**\n * Category definitions indexed by category ID.\n * Partial because not every Category has a category definition (e.g., a marketplace\n * may only define a subset of all possible categories).\n */\nexport type CategoryMap = Partial<Record<Category, CategoryDefinition>>;\n\n/**\n * Full domain selections used throughout the wizard pipeline (store, components, result).\n *\n * Structure: `{ domain: { category: [skillId, ...] } }`\n *\n * - Outer Partial: not all domains need selections (user may skip \"mobile\" entirely)\n * - Inner Partial: within a domain, only some categories may have selections\n * - SkillId[]: a category can have multiple skills unless `CategoryDefinition.exclusive` is true\n */\nexport type DomainSelections = Partial<Record<Domain, Partial<Record<Category, SkillId[]>>>>;\n\n/** Single category definition from skill-categories.ts */\nexport type CategoryDefinition = {\n  id: Category;\n  displayName: string;\n  description: string;\n  /** Domain for wizard domain filtering */\n  domain?: Domain;\n  /** If true, only one skill can be selected in this category (radio behavior). */\n  exclusive: boolean;\n  /** Display order within domain (lower = earlier) */\n  order: number;\n  icon?: string;\n};\n\n/** Relationship rules between skills from skill-rules.ts */\nexport type RelationshipDefinitions = {\n  /** Selecting one disables the others */\n  conflicts: ConflictRule[];\n  /** Selecting one shows warning for others but doesn't disable */\n  discourages: DiscourageRule[];\n  /** Skill A requires skill B to be selected first */\n  requires: RequireRule[];\n  /** Groups of interchangeable skills for the same purpose */\n  alternatives: AlternativeGroup[];\n};\n\n/** Base shape for skill-group rules: a set of related slugs plus a reason */\nexport type SkillGroupRule = {\n  /** Skill slugs (resolved to canonical IDs by matrix-loader) */\n  skills: SkillSlug[];\n  reason: string;\n};\n\n/** Mutual exclusion rule - selecting any one skill disables ALL others */\nexport type ConflictRule = SkillGroupRule;\n\n/** Soft conflict rule - selecting any one shows a warning for ALL others */\nexport type DiscourageRule = SkillGroupRule;\n\n/** Dependency rule - skill A requires skill B to be selected first */\nexport type RequireRule = {\n  skill: SkillSlug;\n  /** Skill slugs that must be selected before this one */\n  needs: SkillSlug[];\n  /**\n   * If true, only ONE of the `needs` skills is required (OR logic).\n   * If false/undefined, ALL are required (AND logic).\n   * @default false\n   */\n  needsAny?: boolean;\n  reason: string;\n};\n\n/** Group of interchangeable skills serving the same purpose */\nexport type AlternativeGroup = {\n  purpose: string;\n  skills: SkillSlug[];\n};\n\n/** Parsed configuration from skill-rules.ts */\nexport type SkillRulesConfig = {\n  version: string;\n  /** Aggregate relationship rules between skills */\n  relationships: RelationshipDefinitions;\n};\n\n/**\n * Slug -> canonical skill ID. Partial because only extracted skills are present.\n *\n * One direction, not two. A reverse `idToSlug` was carried here until 2026-08-23 and had **zero\n * readers anywhere** — every occurrence was a write, and the only thing consuming it was the\n * duplicate-slug asymmetry it made possible. A map nothing reads cannot be out of step with the\n * one that is read, so deleting it retires that whole class rather than guarding it.\n */\nexport type SkillSlugMap = {\n  /** Forward: slug -> canonical skill ID */\n  slugToId: Partial<Record<SkillSlug, SkillId>>;\n};\n\n/**\n * Output of mergeMatrixWithSkills() combining skill-categories.ts + skill-rules.ts with extracted metadata.\n * This is the primary read model consumed by the wizard and CLI commands.\n */\nexport type MergedSkillsMatrix = {\n  version: string;\n  categories: CategoryMap;\n  /** Indexed by full skill ID for O(1) lookup */\n  skills: Partial<Record<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>>;\n  /** Stacks with all skill aliases resolved to canonical IDs */\n  suggestedStacks: ResolvedStack[];\n  /** Bidirectional slug <-> ID mapping */\n  slugMap: SkillSlugMap;\n  /**\n   * Slugs the relationship rules name that no skill in this matrix carries.\n   * Absent when every reference resolved. Resolution drops such a reference and\n   * warns; carrying the list is what lets `checkMatrixHealth` report the typo\n   * against the source that shipped it rather than only logging it.\n   */\n  unresolvedSlugs?: SkillSlug[];\n  /** Explicit domain definitions from agent metadata files */\n  agentDefinedDomains?: Partial<Record<AgentName, Domain>>;\n  /** ISO timestamp of when this matrix was generated */\n  generatedAt: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Identity/description fields shared by ExtractedSkillMetadata (pre-merge) and\n * ResolvedSkill (post-merge). Both types are `SkillCore & { extras }`; extracting\n * the common shape keeps the two skill surfaces in sync. Purely structural — no\n * runtime change (the intersection is equivalent to the flattened object).\n */\nexport type SkillCore = {\n  id: SkillId;\n  /** Kebab-case short key for alias resolution, search, and relationship rules (e.g., \"react\") */\n  slug: SkillSlug;\n  /** Title-cased label for UI display (e.g., \"React\", \"Apollo Client\") */\n  displayName: string;\n  /** The wizard's short label — `cliDescription` from metadata.yaml when the skill states one. */\n  description: string;\n  /**\n   * The SKILL.md frontmatter `description`: what a compiled sub-agent's skill-activation table\n   * shows, because compile reads SKILL.md itself. It differs from `description` for every skill\n   * stating a `cliDescription`, so a preview reading `description` showed a line the install never\n   * writes (CLI-898). Optional: a catalogue built before it existed carries none.\n   */\n  activationDescription?: string;\n  /** When an AI agent should invoke this skill (decision criteria) */\n  usageGuidance?: string;\n  /** Matches key in matrix.categories; determines which wizard category grid this skill appears in */\n  category: CategoryPath;\n  /** Author handle (e.g., \"@vince\") from metadata.yaml */\n  author: string;\n  /** Relative path from src/ to the skill directory */\n  path: string;\n  /** True if from .claude/skills/ (user-defined local skill) */\n  local?: boolean;\n  /** Absolute path to local skill directory */\n  localPath?: string;\n  /** True if this skill was created outside the CLI's built-in vocabulary */\n  custom?: boolean;\n};\n\n/**\n * Single skill with all computed relationships resolved for CLI rendering.\n * Produced by mergeMatrixWithSkills() after resolving aliases, relationships, and sources.\n */\nexport type ResolvedSkill = SkillCore & {\n  /** Selecting this skill disables these others (hard exclusion) */\n  conflictsWith: SkillRelation[];\n  /** Skills that THIS skill requires (must select first) */\n  requires: SkillRequirement[];\n  /** Other skills that serve the same purpose (informational, not enforced) */\n  alternatives: SkillAlternative[];\n  /** Selecting this skill shows a warning for these others (soft conflict) */\n  discourages: SkillRelation[];\n  /** All known sources that provide this skill (populated by multi-source-loader) */\n  availableSources?: SkillSource[];\n  /** Currently active/installed source (if any) */\n  activeSource?: SkillSource;\n};\n\n/** Skill-to-skill relationship with reason */\nexport type SkillRelation = {\n  skillId: SkillId;\n  reason: string;\n};\n\n/** Resolved skill dependency with AND/OR logic */\nexport type SkillRequirement = {\n  skillIds: SkillId[];\n  /**\n   * If true, only ONE of skillIds is needed (OR).\n   * If false, ALL are needed (AND).\n   *\n   * Always present. The absence this field could have carried is resolved one step upstream:\n   * `resolveRelationships` in `lib/matrix/skill-resolution.ts` writes\n   * `rule.needsAny ?? false` from the optional {@link RequireRule.needsAny}, so nothing\n   * downstream of resolution ever meets an unset value.\n   */\n  needsAny: boolean;\n  reason: string;\n};\n\n/** Alternative skill that serves the same purpose */\nexport type SkillAlternative = {\n  skillId: SkillId;\n  purpose: string;\n};\n\n/** Stack with resolved skill IDs and agent mappings */\nexport type ResolvedStack = {\n  id: string;\n  name: string;\n  description: string;\n  /** Skill selections with resolved full skill IDs by category */\n  skills: Partial<Record<AgentName, Partial<Record<Category, SkillId[]>>>>;\n  /** Flat list of all skill IDs in this stack */\n  allSkillIds: SkillId[];\n  philosophy: string;\n  /** UI grouping label for the stack selection screen (e.g., \"React\", \"CLI\") */\n  group?: string;\n};\n\n/** Short alias used for category-level search (e.g., \"react\", \"zustand\") */\nexport type SkillAlias = string;\n\n/** Source type classification for skill provenance (where the skill comes from) */\nexport const SKILL_SOURCE_TYPES = [\"public\", \"private\", \"local\"] as const;\nexport type SkillSourceType = (typeof SKILL_SOURCE_TYPES)[number];\n\n/**\n * How a project's skills are installed: fully ejected, fully plugin-based, or a\n * mix of both. Derived at runtime from SkillConfig.origin (see deriveInstallMode).\n */\nexport type InstallMode = \"eject\" | \"plugin\" | \"mixed\";\n\n/** A single source from which a skill can be obtained */\nexport type SkillSource = {\n  /** Source identifier: \"public\", marketplace name, \"local\" */\n  name: string;\n  type: SkillSourceType;\n  /** Source URL for remote sources (e.g., \"github:acme-corp/claude-skills\") */\n  url?: string;\n  /** Whether this source's version is currently installed on disk */\n  installed: boolean;\n  /** How the skill was installed on disk (separate from provenance) — a single skill is never \"mixed\" */\n  installMode?: Exclude<InstallMode, \"mixed\">;\n  /** True for the primary marketplace source (scoped or default public). Set by multi-source-loader. */\n  primary?: boolean;\n};\n\n/** Advisory visual state for a skill option in the wizard UI */\nexport type OptionState =\n  | { status: \"normal\" }\n  | { status: \"discouraged\"; reason: string }\n  | { status: \"incompatible\"; reason: string };\n\n/**\n * Skill option as displayed in the wizard, computed based on current selections.\n * Recomputed by matrix-resolver on every selection change.\n */\nexport type SkillOption = {\n  id: SkillId;\n  /** True if this skill is currently selected by the user */\n  selected: boolean;\n  /** True when this skill is selected but has unmet dependency requirements */\n  hasUnmetRequirements: boolean;\n  /** Explains which requirements are unmet (only set when hasUnmetRequirements is true) */\n  unmetRequirementsReason?: string;\n};\n\n/** Result of validating the current skill selections */\nexport type SelectionValidation = {\n  valid: boolean;\n  errors: ValidationError[];\n};\n\n/** Advisory validation error (non-blocking) */\nexport type ValidationError = {\n  type: \"conflict\" | \"missingRequirement\" | \"categoryExclusive\";\n  message: string;\n  skills: SkillId[];\n};\n\n/**\n * Skill metadata extracted from SKILL.md frontmatter + metadata.yaml before matrix merge.\n *\n * Relationship fields (conflictsWith, requires, etc.) are resolved from\n * centralized group-based declarations in skill-rules.ts — not from individual skill metadata.\n */\nexport type ExtractedSkillMetadata = SkillCore & {\n  /** Directory path for filesystem access, e.g. \"web/framework/react\" */\n  directoryPath: string;\n  /** Domain this skill belongs to (e.g., \"web\", \"api\", \"cli\") */\n  domain: Domain;\n};\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { fileURLToPath } from \"url\";\nimport { createJiti } from \"jiti\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { isRecord } from \"../../utils/type-guards\";\nimport { formatZodIssues } from \"../schemas\";\nimport type { z } from \"zod\";\n\n/** Resolve agents-inc/config to the source config-exports.ts so jiti can load it in dev. */\nconst CONFIG_EXPORTS_PATH = path.resolve(\n  path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url)),\n  \"../../config-exports.ts\",\n);\n\n/**\n * Thrown when a config file evaluated cleanly but the schema refused its SHAPE.\n *\n * Named apart from the generic load failure because the two mean different things to a caller:\n * a file that cannot be evaluated says only that something is broken, while a refused shape has\n * said exactly what is wrong with a file the user still owns. A loader may reasonably report the\n * first as \"no config\"; reporting the second that way is how a config carrying a stale key ends\n * up silently repointing an install at the default marketplace.\n */\nexport class ConfigSchemaError extends Error {\n  constructor(\n    readonly configPath: string,\n    readonly issues: string,\n  ) {\n    super(`Config validation failed at '${configPath}': ${issues}`);\n    this.name = \"ConfigSchemaError\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Thrown when a config file evaluated cleanly and exported bindings, none of which is the default\n * one every config in this project is read out of.\n *\n * Distinct from {@link ConfigSchemaError} because the two fault different lines of the file. A\n * refused shape names a field the author can go and correct; a module that exports\n * `export const skillRules = {...}` has nothing wrong with its contents at all, and validating\n * the module NAMESPACE against the schema is what told such an author their `version` was missing\n * from a file they can see it in.\n */\nexport class ConfigDefaultExportError extends Error {\n  constructor(readonly configPath: string) {\n    super(`Config at '${configPath}' has no default export`);\n    this.name = \"ConfigDefaultExportError\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The marker every ES module jiti transpiles carries, and a CommonJS one does not. It is the only\n * thing separating `export const x = {}` — a namespace whose keys are named exports — from\n * `module.exports = { x: {} }`, whose keys ARE the default export: both arrive here as a plain\n * object with no `default` key.\n */\nconst ES_MODULE_MARKER = \"__esModule\";\n\n/**\n * The default export, or the namespace when there is none — jiti documents `import(id, { default:\n * true })` as exactly this, and the namespace is imported whole here because the option throws the\n * distinction away and {@link ConfigDefaultExportError} is made of it.\n */\nfunction unwrapDefaultExport(namespace: unknown): unknown {\n  if (isRecord(namespace) && namespace.default !== undefined) return namespace.default;\n  return namespace;\n}\n\n/** An ES module that exports bindings, none of them the default one. */\nfunction declaresNoDefaultExport(namespace: unknown): boolean {\n  return isRecord(namespace) && ES_MODULE_MARKER in namespace && !(\"default\" in namespace);\n}\n\n/**\n * The reason both readers of an installation's config give for one that is there and declared\n * nothing — the file {@link loadConfig} answers `null` for, the same value it gives a missing one,\n * which suits its other callers and not a reader that has already found the file.\n */\nexport const NO_VALID_DEFAULT_EXPORT = \"the file has no valid default export\";\n\n/** Nothing was exported: an empty file, `export {}`, or a default export with no keys. */\nfunction exportsNothing(value: unknown): boolean {\n  return value == null || (typeof value === \"object\" && Object.keys(value).length === 0);\n}\n\n/**\n * Loads a TypeScript config file using jiti.\n * Returns null when the file does not exist, and when it exists but exports nothing.\n * Throws {@link ConfigDefaultExportError} for a module whose exports are all named,\n * {@link ConfigSchemaError} on validation failure, and a plain Error for a malformed/broken file.\n *\n * @param configPath - Absolute path to the .ts config file\n * @param schema - Optional Zod schema; when provided, T is inferred from it\n */\nexport async function loadConfig<T>(configPath: string, schema?: z.ZodType<T>): Promise<T | null> {\n  if (!(await fileExists(configPath))) {\n    verbose(`Config not found at ${configPath}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  let namespace: unknown;\n  try {\n    // A fresh engine per call, and the module cache stays off, because one run both writes a\n    // config and reads it back: `init` writes `config.ts`, loads it, writes it again and loads\n    // it twice more, and `compile` re-reads that same file from every path that needs it —\n    // installation detection, source resolution, each stack warning, the recompile, and the\n    // config-types refresh. A cache spanning a run would answer each read that follows a write\n    // with the module as it stood BEFORE it, which is a config the user never wrote. What the\n    // cache would save has never been measured, and its ceiling is a few hundred milliseconds\n    // on a command already waiting on the network and the disk.\n    const jiti = createJiti(import.meta.url, {\n      moduleCache: false,\n      interopDefault: true,\n      alias: { \"agents-inc/config\": CONFIG_EXPORTS_PATH },\n    });\n\n    namespace = await jiti.import(configPath);\n  } catch (error) {\n    throw new Error(`Failed to load config from '${configPath}': ${getErrorMessage(error)}`, {\n      cause: error,\n    });\n  }\n\n  const raw = unwrapDefaultExport(namespace);\n\n  // Empty or whitespace-only files produce an empty module object. 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Calls `os.homedir()` at runtime so test home-dir mocks apply.\n *\n * Declared in `install-layout.ts`, which every host role is rooted at, and forwarded here under\n * the name its callers already write — this module imports that one, so the answer cannot live\n * in both without a cycle.\n */\nexport { installBaseDir };\n\n/**\n * Path to `provider`'s unified project config under `dir`, inside whichever source folder that\n * installation is on.\n *\n * The resolution is {@link sourceFolderInUse}'s, so the path a caller reads and the path a caller\n * writes are one answer: a scope on the old name keeps its config exactly where it is, a scope\n * someone has migrated is found in the new one, and a scope with neither still gets its config\n * created where this release creates it.\n *\n * **The provider is required, and that is the whole of C2 at this function.** It took none until\n * then, so a root holding an installation of each provider answered the Claude one to every\n * caller — a path that exists and parses, with nothing anywhere able to report that the other\n * installation was the subject. A caller holding only a directory reads the provider off it with\n * {@link providerInUse}.\n */\nexport function getProjectConfigPath(dir: string, provider: Provider): string {\n  return path.join(sourceFolderInUse(dir, provider).dir, STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TS);\n}\n\n/**\n * The config path of whichever installation `dir` holds, for a caller that holds a directory and\n * nothing else.\n *\n * Its name says the provider was READ rather than assumed, which is the whole difference between\n * this and the default parameter C2 deleted: a default is invisible at the call site, while a\n * call to this one is a visible statement that the folder decided.\n */\nexport function getInstalledConfigPath(dir: string): string {\n  return getProjectConfigPath(dir, providerInUse(dir));\n}\n\nexport type InstallPaths = {\n  skillsDir: string;\n  agentsDir: string;\n  configPath: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * The three places one scope's installation puts things, for the ~25 callers that hold a project\n * directory and a scope.\n *\n * **All three now follow the provider, and until C4 only one of them did.** The two directories\n * were composed from `CLAUDE_DIR` and `LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH` here while `configPath` came from\n * {@link getInstalledConfigPath}, so one view answered about two different installations at once:\n * a Codex installation's config was read from `.agents-inc/codex/config.ts` and its skills copied\n * into `.claude/skills/` in the same call, with nothing anywhere able to report it. They are one\n * read now — the provider is resolved once off the scope root and handed to `agentsDir` and\n * `skillsDir`, which take a required provider already.\n *\n * For Claude the answer does not move: `claudeRoles` in `install-layout.ts` composes exactly\n * `<scope root>/.claude/agents` and `<scope root>/.claude/skills`, which is what the two literals\n * spelled.\n *\n * **The provider is still READ rather than passed**, which is the gap C4 leaves open in turn: a\n * greenfield `init --from --provider codex` has no folder to read, and a scope holding an\n * installation of each provider is answered by roster order. Both are `providerInUse`'s stated\n * limits, and closing them is a provider argument threaded from the command — see the C4 report.\n */\nexport function resolveInstallPaths(\n  projectDir: string,\n  scope: SkillScope = \"project\",\n): InstallPaths {\n  const baseDir = installBaseDir(projectDir, scope);\n  // One read for all three, so the directories and the config path cannot name two different\n  // installations: `providerInUse` probes the disk, and asking it twice in one function is how\n  // two answers to one question get into one value object.\n  const provider = providerInUse(baseDir);\n\n  return {\n    skillsDir: skillsDir(provider, scope, projectDir),\n    agentsDir: agentsDir(provider, scope, projectDir),\n    configPath: getProjectConfigPath(baseDir, provider),\n  };\n}\n","import {\n  AGENT_NAMES,\n  isSeedScopePairWritable,\n  resolveAssignment,\n  resolveLoadState,\n  seedAgentScope,\n  SKILL_IDS,\n  type LoadState,\n  type SeedAgent,\n  type SeedLoadState,\n  type SeedPayload,\n  type SkillTaxonomy,\n} from \"@workspace/matrix\"\nimport { groupBy, indexBy, omit, partition } from \"remeda\"\n\nimport {\n  byCategoryDeclarationOrder,\n  categoryDomain,\n  type CatalogSkill,\n  type CompileCatalog,\n} from \"./catalog.js\"\nimport { seatedCatalog } from \"./catalog-seat.js\"\nimport { HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS } from \"./config-source.js\"\nimport { diagnostics } from \"./diagnostics.js\"\nimport { orderDomains } from \"./domain-order.js\"\nimport {\n  CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND,\n  DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME,\n  EJECT_SOURCE,\n  GLOBAL_CONFIG_NAME,\n  LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY,\n} from \"./paths.js\"\nimport {\n  activeAgentScopeMap,\n  effectivelyExcludedSkillIds,\n  isActiveAt,\n} from \"./scope-predicates.js\"\nimport { validateSelection } from \"./selection.js\"\nimport { typedEntries, typedFromEntries, typedKeys } from \"./typed-object.js\"\nimport type {\n  AgentName,\n  AgentScopeConfig,\n  Category,\n  CategoryPath,\n  Domain,\n  DomainSelections,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  SelectionValidation,\n  SkillAssignment,\n  SkillConfig,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillScope,\n  Stack,\n  StackAgentConfig,\n} from \"./types.js\"\n\nexport type SplitConfigResult = {\n  global: ProjectConfig\n  project: ProjectConfig\n}\n\nexport type ProjectConfigOptions = {\n  description?: string\n  author?: string\n}\n\n/** How many catalogue ids the verbose diagnostic names when a lookup misses. */\nconst MATRIX_SAMPLE_SIZE = 5\n\nfunction extractCategoryFromPath(\n  categoryPath: CategoryPath\n): Category | undefined {\n  if (categoryPath === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) return undefined\n  // TypeScript narrows CategoryPath to Category after excluding \"local\"\n  return categoryPath\n}\n\ntype StackBuildInputs = {\n  agentList: AgentName[]\n  activeSkillsByCategory: Map<Category, SkillId[]>\n  skillScope: Map<SkillId, SkillScope>\n  agentScope: Map<AgentName, SkillScope>\n  existingStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n  /**\n   * Skills that are new to this session's top-level selection (not in the prior\n   * `existing.config.skills`). When `undefined`, the per-agent curation\n   * preservation rule is disabled and every scope-compatible, resolver-relevant\n   * skill lands on every existing agent (legacy behavior). When defined\n   * (possibly empty), the preservation rule applies: skills NOT in an agent's\n   * prior stack entry and NOT in this set are omitted from that agent's stack —\n   * respecting the user's curation.\n   */\n  newlyAddedSkillIds?: ReadonlySet<SkillId>\n  /**\n   * Keys of `(agent, skillId)` pairs whose scope-compatibility was GAINED this\n   * session — either the skill's scope was flipped so it now reaches this\n   * agent, or the agent's scope was flipped so previously-filtered skills now\n   * reach it. Parallel to `newlyAddedSkillIds`: when the caller opts into\n   * per-agent curation preservation, this set admits triples that the skill-id\n   * diff would miss. Keys are produced by `scopeEligibilityKey()`.\n   */\n  scopeEligibilityGained?: ReadonlySet<string>\n}\n\n/**\n * Encodes an `(agent, skillId)` pair as a single string for set-membership\n * lookups. Both arguments are typed string unions so a `|` delimiter produces\n * a unique, stable key.\n */\nexport function scopeEligibilityKey(\n  agent: AgentName,\n  skillId: SkillId\n): string {\n  return `${agent}|${skillId}`\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid AgentName from the generated union */\nfunction isAgentName(value: string): value is AgentName {\n  return (AGENT_NAMES as readonly string[]).includes(value)\n}\n\n/** Runtime check that a string is a valid SkillId from the generated union */\nfunction isSkillId(value: string): value is SkillId {\n  return (SKILL_IDS as readonly string[]).includes(value)\n}\n\n/**\n * What the prior save said about this triple, or `undefined` when it carried\n * no entry for it at all. An entry with no flag is not silence: the generator\n * only ever writes `preloaded` where it is true, so a bare `{ id }` read back\n * off disk is the user's curated lazy and outranks any default.\n */\nfunction priorLoadState(\n  existingStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n  agent: AgentName,\n  category: Category,\n  skillId: SkillId\n): LoadState | undefined {\n  const prior = existingStack[agent]?.[category]?.find((a) => a.id === skillId)\n  if (prior === undefined) return undefined\n\n  return prior.preloaded === true ? \"preloaded\" : \"lazy\"\n}\n\n/**\n * The shared mapping's word for a triple nobody has decided on yet — the same\n * table the editor's default assignments read, so a skill picked in either\n * place arrives loaded the same way.\n *\n * Only catalog skills on roster agents are put to it. The mapping is keyed by\n * generated skill id and agent role, so a local skill, a marketplace one or a\n * hand-written agent has no entry it could ever match — those are lazy by\n * rule, not by rescue. `resolveLoadState` throws on ids it does not know, and\n * catching that throw is what would make this a silent fallback.\n */\nfunction mappedLoadState(skillId: SkillId, agent: AgentName): LoadState {\n  if (!isSkillId(skillId) || !isAgentName(agent)) return \"lazy\"\n\n  return resolveLoadState({ skillId, agentId: agent })\n}\n\n/**\n * How the shared resolver is told about a skill. Targeting reads a domain and a\n * category, never catalog membership, so what goes is the taxonomy the LOADED\n * catalogue carries: a marketplace's skill wears its marketplace's namespace in\n * its id, belongs to no catalog-keyed table, and is still placed by its domain\n * like any other.\n *\n * A category the catalogue gives no domain leaves no taxonomy to state, so the id\n * goes alone and the resolver answers for it — nobody, unless the catalog knows\n * it. `checkMatrixHealth` reports such a category in its own right.\n */\nfunction taxonomyOrIdOf(\n  catalog: CompileCatalog,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  category: Category\n): SkillId | SkillTaxonomy {\n  // Boundary cast: a catalogue category's `domain` is a Domain, typed `string` on the narrow\n  // catalogue shape so the wire `Matrix` satisfies it too.\n  const domainId = categoryDomain(catalog, category) as Domain | undefined\n  if (domainId === undefined) return skillId\n\n  return { id: skillId, domainId, categoryId: category }\n}\n\n/**\n * The shared resolver's word on whether this sub-agent would reasonably use\n * this skill — the same targeting the editor's default assignments read, so a\n * pick lands on the same agents from either surface.\n */\nfunction isRelevantPair(\n  catalog: CompileCatalog,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  category: Category,\n  agent: AgentName\n): boolean {\n  return resolveAssignment(taxonomyOrIdOf(catalog, skillId, category)).some(\n    (target) => target.agentId === agent\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * The relevance rule as it applies inside a stack build: a triple the prior\n * save carries is the user's curation and rides through wherever it\n * sits, cross-domain included; a triple arriving this session lands only where\n * the shared resolver targets it.\n */\nfunction isPreservedOrRelevant(\n  agent: AgentName,\n  category: Category,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  inputs: StackBuildInputs\n): boolean {\n  const hasPriorEntry =\n    priorLoadState(inputs.existingStack, agent, category, skillId) !== undefined\n  return (\n    hasPriorEntry || isRelevantPair(inputs.catalog, skillId, category, agent)\n  )\n}\n\nfunction getScopeOrThrow<K>(\n  map: Map<K, SkillScope>,\n  key: K,\n  kind: \"skill\" | \"agent\"\n): SkillScope {\n  const scope = map.get(key)\n  if (scope === undefined) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `generateProjectConfigFromSkills: ${kind} '${String(key)}' missing from ` +\n        `${kind === \"skill\" ? \"skillConfigs\" : \"agentConfigs\"}. ` +\n        `Caller must pass a ${kind === \"skill\" ? \"SkillConfig\" : \"AgentScopeConfig\"} ` +\n        `for every selected ${kind}.`\n    )\n  }\n  return scope\n}\n\n/**\n * Project skills never reach global agents; global skills reach any agent.\n *\n * The rule itself lives on the wire contract (`isSeedScopePairWritable` in\n * `@workspace/matrix/seed`), because the editor and this CLI each used to carry a verbatim copy\n * of it and a shared rule with three implementations is a rule three surfaces can disagree about.\n * This stays as the name the CLI's own call sites read it under.\n */\nexport function isScopePairCompatible(\n  skillScope: SkillScope,\n  agentScope: SkillScope\n): boolean {\n  return isSeedScopePairWritable(skillScope, agentScope)\n}\n\nfunction isScopeCompatible(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  agent: AgentName,\n  skillScope: Map<SkillId, SkillScope>,\n  agentScope: Map<AgentName, SkillScope>\n): boolean {\n  const sScope = getScopeOrThrow(skillScope, skillId, \"skill\")\n  const aScope = getScopeOrThrow(agentScope, agent, \"agent\")\n  return isScopePairCompatible(sScope, aScope)\n}\n\n/**\n * Decides whether a given `(agent, category, skillId)` triple lands in the\n * agent's stack for this save. The scope filter has already run in the caller\n * — this function only enforces the per-agent curation rule.\n *\n * Branches:\n *   - `agent ∉ existingStack`  → seed branch (new agent); every scope-compatible\n *     skill the shared resolver targets at this agent lands, and with no prior\n *     entry to inherit a `preloaded` flag from, each one takes the shared\n *     mapping's default (see `toStackAssignment`).\n *   - `agent ∈ existingStack`  → preservation branch:\n *       * skillId was in `existingStack[agent][category]` → KEEP (idempotent).\n *       * skillId ∈ `newlyAddedSkillIds` OR `(agent, skillId)` ∈\n *         `scopeEligibilityGained` → APPEND (user's session-level addition or\n *         scope-compat flip).\n *       * otherwise → OMIT (respect user's prior per-agent curation removal).\n *\n * Legacy path: when `newlyAddedSkillIds` is not provided, the curation check\n * is disabled — every scope-compatible skill passes this gate (the relevance\n * filter in `buildAgentStack` still applies). This preserves the contract of\n * callers that pre-date per-agent curation preservation.\n */\nfunction shouldIncludeTriple(\n  agent: AgentName,\n  category: Category,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  inputs: StackBuildInputs\n): boolean {\n  // Legacy path: callers that don't opt in keep the seed-everything behavior.\n  if (inputs.newlyAddedSkillIds === undefined) return true\n\n  const agentExistingStack = inputs.existingStack[agent]\n  if (agentExistingStack === undefined) {\n    // Seeding branch: agent is new this session → full ownership-derived stack.\n    return true\n  }\n\n  const priorCategory = agentExistingStack[category]\n  if (priorCategory && priorCategory.some((a) => a.id === skillId)) return true\n\n  if (inputs.newlyAddedSkillIds.has(skillId)) return true\n  const scopeEligibility = inputs.scopeEligibilityGained\n  if (\n    scopeEligibility &&\n    scopeEligibility.has(scopeEligibilityKey(agent, skillId))\n  ) {\n    return true\n  }\n  return false\n}\n\n/** The prior stack's word for this triple, or the mapping's when it is new. */\nfunction toStackAssignment(\n  id: SkillId,\n  agent: AgentName,\n  category: Category,\n  inputs: StackBuildInputs\n): SkillAssignment {\n  const prior = priorLoadState(inputs.existingStack, agent, category, id)\n  const load = prior ?? mappedLoadState(id, agent)\n\n  return load === \"preloaded\" ? { id, preloaded: true } : { id }\n}\n\n/**\n * The selection's categories in the catalogue's own declaration order, so a newly\n * built stack's key order is a property of the roster rather than of the order\n * the skills happened to be picked in — two sessions that select the same\n * skills emit the same bytes, and an agent whose skill set did not change is\n * not rewritten. The writer holds the same rule for a stack it did not build.\n */\nfunction inCanonicalCategoryOrder(\n  activeSkillsByCategory: Map<Category, SkillId[]>,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): [Category, SkillId[]][] {\n  const byDeclaration = byCategoryDeclarationOrder(catalog)\n  return [...activeSkillsByCategory].sort(([a], [b]) => byDeclaration(a, b))\n}\n\nfunction buildAgentStack(\n  agent: AgentName,\n  inputs: StackBuildInputs\n): StackAgentConfig | undefined {\n  const agentStack: StackAgentConfig = {}\n  for (const [category, skillIds] of inCanonicalCategoryOrder(\n    inputs.activeSkillsByCategory,\n    inputs.catalog\n  )) {\n    const assignments = skillIds\n      .filter((id) =>\n        isScopeCompatible(id, agent, inputs.skillScope, inputs.agentScope)\n      )\n      .filter((id) => shouldIncludeTriple(agent, category, id, inputs))\n      .filter((id) => isPreservedOrRelevant(agent, category, id, inputs))\n      .map((id) => toStackAssignment(id, agent, category, inputs))\n    if (assignments.length > 0) {\n      agentStack[category] = assignments\n    }\n  }\n  return typedKeys<Category>(agentStack).length > 0 ? agentStack : undefined\n}\n\nfunction buildStackForSelection(\n  inputs: StackBuildInputs\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> | undefined {\n  // No agents in play → this caller is not managing the stack. Return\n  // `undefined` (key omitted) so the merger preserves any existing stack.\n  if (inputs.agentList.length === 0) {\n    diagnostics().verbose(\n      `buildStackForSelection: no agents — returning undefined (stack untouched)`\n    )\n    return undefined\n  }\n\n  // Agents are in play → the generator authoritatively rebuilt the stack from\n  // the current selection. An empty result is a real \"nothing preloads\" outcome\n  // (e.g. the last categorized skill was removed), so return `{}` — NOT\n  // `undefined`. The merger trusts `{}` and drops the stale existing stack,\n  // whereas `undefined` would resurrect it (the removed-last-skill bug).\n  const result: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> = {}\n  for (const agent of inputs.agentList) {\n    const built = buildAgentStack(agent, inputs)\n    if (built) result[agent] = built\n  }\n  return result\n}\n\ntype ResolvedSkillEntry = { skillId: SkillId; category: Category }\n\n/**\n * Resolves selected ids against the catalogue: reports and drops the ids this marketplace does\n * not carry, extracts each skill's category, and drops ids whose every config entry is\n * excluded. A skill with an excluded global entry AND an active project entry is KEPT —\n * the active entry still needs to reach the stack builder.\n */\nfunction resolveValidSkills(\n  selectedSkillIds: SkillId[],\n  skillConfigs: SkillConfig[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): {\n  validSkills: ResolvedSkillEntry[]\n  foundCount: number\n  skippedCount: number\n} {\n  const looked = selectedSkillIds.map((skillId) => ({\n    skillId,\n    skill: catalog.skills[skillId],\n  }))\n  const found = looked.filter(\n    (\n      entry\n    ): entry is typeof entry & { skill: NonNullable<typeof entry.skill> } =>\n      entry.skill != null\n  )\n  const absentSkillIds = looked\n    .filter((entry) => entry.skill == null)\n    .map((entry) => entry.skillId)\n\n  reportAbsentSkills(absentSkillIds, catalog)\n\n  const excludedSkillIds = effectivelyExcludedSkillIds(skillConfigs)\n\n  const validSkills = found\n    .map(({ skillId, skill }) => ({\n      skillId,\n      // Boundary cast: a catalogue category id is a CategoryPath.\n      category: extractCategoryFromPath(skill.category as CategoryPath),\n    }))\n    .filter(\n      (entry): entry is typeof entry & { category: Category } =>\n        entry.category != null\n    )\n    .filter((entry) => !excludedSkillIds.has(entry.skillId))\n\n  return {\n    validSkills,\n    foundCount: found.length,\n    skippedCount: absentSkillIds.length,\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Two audiences, one fact: what the user is told about an id this marketplace does not carry,\n * and what the run's verbose diagnostics keep for whoever is debugging the loader.\n *\n * A sample of catalogue keys belongs to the second audience entirely — five arbitrary ids explain\n * nothing to anyone not comparing them against a catalogue — so it goes where this project's\n * logging convention puts a diagnostic, and the warning carries only what a user can act on.\n */\nfunction reportAbsentSkills(\n  absentSkillIds: SkillId[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): void {\n  if (absentSkillIds.length === 0) return\n\n  for (const skillId of absentSkillIds) {\n    diagnostics().warn(absentSkillWarning(skillId))\n  }\n\n  const matrixSample = typedKeys<SkillId>(catalog.skills)\n    .slice(0, MATRIX_SAMPLE_SIZE)\n    .join(\", \")\n  diagnostics().verbose(\n    `${absentSkillIds.length} skills absent from the matrix. Matrix keys sample: [${matrixSample}]`\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * What an unplaceable id means and what changes it.\n *\n * The outcome first, because it is the part the user cannot see: the entry stays in `config.ts`\n * — nothing here removes it — and the skill reaches no sub-agent, which is what a stack built\n * without it amounts to. Both ways out are named because the fact has two readings: a catalogue\n * that has moved on since this configuration was written, and an id this one never carried.\n */\nfunction absentSkillWarning(skillId: SkillId): string {\n  return (\n    `Skill '${skillId}' is not in this marketplace — it stays in the configuration and no ` +\n    `sub-agent is given it. Run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} update' to refresh the marketplace, or ` +\n    `remove it with '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} edit'.`\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * Per-skill scope, active-entry-authoritative: when a skill has both an excluded\n * and an active entry (excluded global + active project), excluded entries spread\n * first so active entries overwrite them.\n */\nfunction buildSkillScopeMap(\n  skillConfigs: SkillConfig[]\n): Map<SkillId, SkillScope> {\n  const [excludedConfigs, activeConfigs] = partition(skillConfigs, (s) =>\n    Boolean(s.excluded)\n  )\n  return new Map(\n    [...excludedConfigs, ...activeConfigs].map((s) => [s.id, s.scope])\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * One active AgentScopeConfig per selected agent. When the caller provided\n * agentConfigs, every selected agent MUST have a non-excluded entry (invariant\n * throw); otherwise agents default to project scope.\n */\nfunction resolveActiveAgentConfigs(\n  agentList: AgentName[],\n  providedConfigs: AgentScopeConfig[] | undefined\n): AgentScopeConfig[] {\n  const providedByName = providedConfigs\n    ? indexBy(\n        providedConfigs.filter((a) => !a.excluded),\n        (a) => a.name\n      )\n    : {}\n  return agentList.map((agentName) => {\n    if (providedConfigs) {\n      const provided = providedByName[agentName]\n      if (!provided) {\n        throw new Error(\n          `generateProjectConfigFromSkills: selected agent '${agentName}' has no ` +\n            `non-excluded AgentScopeConfig in agentConfigs.`\n        )\n      }\n      return provided\n    }\n    return { name: agentName, scope: \"project\" as const }\n  })\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a ProjectConfig from a list of selected skill IDs, rebuilding the\n * stack property (agent -> category -> SkillAssignment[]) from the current\n * wizard selection plus any previously-saved stack entries.\n *\n * Ownership rules (what lands in each agent's stack):\n * - agent is selected AND skill is non-excluded AND agent is non-excluded\n * - scope filter: a project-scoped skill never lands on a global-scoped agent\n * - relevance filter: a NEW triple lands only where the shared resolver targets\n *   the (skill, agent) pair — a sub-agent carries only skills it would\n *   reasonably use. Prior entries are preserved verbatim, wherever\n *   they sit.\n *\n * Load state per (agent, category, skill) triple: a triple `options.existingStack`\n * already carries keeps exactly what it carried — flag or no flag, that entry is\n * the author's stack YAML or the user's own curation. A triple that is new to\n * this save has nobody's word to inherit and takes the shared mapping's default,\n * which is what the editor resolves against too.\n *\n * The catalogue comes from {@link seatedCatalog}, not from an argument, and that\n * module's docblock is where the reason lives.\n */\nexport function generateProjectConfigFromSkills(\n  name: string,\n  selectedSkillIds: SkillId[],\n  options?: ProjectConfigOptions & {\n    selectedAgents?: AgentName[]\n    skillConfigs?: SkillConfig[]\n    agentConfigs?: AgentScopeConfig[]\n    existingStack?: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>\n    /**\n     * Skills new to this session (not present in the prior on-disk config).\n     * Passing this field (even as an empty array) opts into per-agent\n     * curation preservation: existing agents' stack entries are treated as\n     * authoritative, and skills absent from a given agent's prior stack are\n     * only appended when they appear in this set (or in `scopeEligibilityGained`).\n     * When undefined, behavior falls back to seed-everything semantics.\n     */\n    newlyAddedSkillIds?: readonly SkillId[]\n    /**\n     * `(agent, skillId)` keys whose scope-compat transitioned from incompatible\n     * to compatible this session. Admits scope-flip cases that `newlyAddedSkillIds`\n     * (keyed by skill id only) cannot express. Keys are built with\n     * {@link scopeEligibilityKey}.\n     */\n    scopeEligibilityGained?: ReadonlySet<string>\n  }\n): ProjectConfig {\n  const catalog = seatedCatalog()\n  const agentList = options?.selectedAgents\n    ? [...options.selectedAgents].sort()\n    : []\n\n  // Invariant: when selectedAgents is provided, callers must also supply the\n  // authoritative SkillConfig and AgentScopeConfig entries so scope lookups\n  // never silently default.\n  if (agentList.length > 0) {\n    if (!options?.skillConfigs) {\n      throw new Error(\n        `generateProjectConfigFromSkills: selectedAgents was passed without skillConfigs. ` +\n          `Callers must pass a SkillConfig for every selected skill.`\n      )\n    }\n    if (!options.agentConfigs) {\n      throw new Error(\n        `generateProjectConfigFromSkills: selectedAgents was passed without agentConfigs. ` +\n          `Callers must pass an AgentScopeConfig for every selected agent.`\n      )\n    }\n  }\n\n  // Safe after invariant: when agentList is non-empty these are guaranteed present.\n  // When agentList is empty, no scope/ownership work runs so `[]` is a valid no-op.\n  const skillConfigs = options?.skillConfigs ?? []\n  const agentConfigs = options?.agentConfigs ?? []\n\n  diagnostics().verbose(\n    `generateProjectConfigFromSkills: ${selectedSkillIds.length} skills, ` +\n      `matrix has ${typedKeys<SkillId>(catalog.skills).length} entries, ` +\n      `agents=[${agentList.join(\", \")}]`\n  )\n\n  const { validSkills, foundCount, skippedCount } = resolveValidSkills(\n    selectedSkillIds,\n    skillConfigs,\n    catalog\n  )\n\n  diagnostics().verbose(\n    `generateProjectConfigFromSkills: ${foundCount} found, ${skippedCount} not found, ` +\n      `${agentList.length} agents in stack`\n  )\n\n  const activeSkillsByCategory = new Map(\n    typedEntries(groupBy(validSkills, (entry) => entry.category)).map(\n      ([category, entries]) => [category, entries.map((entry) => entry.skillId)]\n    )\n  )\n\n  const skillScope = buildSkillScopeMap(skillConfigs)\n  const agentScope = activeAgentScopeMap(agentConfigs)\n\n  // Opt-in per-agent curation preservation: only when the caller provides the delta set.\n  const newlyAddedSkillIdsSet: ReadonlySet<SkillId> | undefined =\n    options?.newlyAddedSkillIds === undefined\n      ? undefined\n      : new Set(options.newlyAddedSkillIds)\n\n  const stackProperty = buildStackForSelection({\n    agentList,\n    activeSkillsByCategory,\n    skillScope,\n    agentScope,\n    catalog,\n    existingStack: options?.existingStack ?? {},\n    ...(newlyAddedSkillIdsSet !== undefined && {\n      newlyAddedSkillIds: newlyAddedSkillIdsSet,\n    }),\n    ...(options?.scopeEligibilityGained !== undefined && {\n      scopeEligibilityGained: options.scopeEligibilityGained,\n    }),\n  })\n\n  const skills: SkillConfig[] =\n    options?.skillConfigs ??\n    selectedSkillIds.map((id) => ({\n      id,\n      scope: \"project\" as const,\n      origin: EJECT_SOURCE,\n    }))\n\n  const activeAgentConfigs = resolveActiveAgentConfigs(\n    agentList,\n    options?.agentConfigs\n  )\n  // Excluded agents aren't in selectedAgents but must be preserved in config\n  const excludedAgentConfigs = agentConfigs.filter((ac) => ac.excluded)\n  const finalAgentConfigs: AgentScopeConfig[] = [\n    ...activeAgentConfigs,\n    ...excludedAgentConfigs,\n  ]\n\n  return {\n    name,\n    agents: finalAgentConfigs,\n    skills,\n    ...(stackProperty && { stack: stackProperty }),\n    ...(options?.description && { description: options.description }),\n    ...(options?.author && { author: options.author }),\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * One stack entry's load. A flag the author wrote is somebody's word and rides\n * through untouched — a third-party source's stacks file is the explicit tier,\n * and `loadStacks` gives even its bare strings an explicit `preloaded: false`.\n * An entry with no flag at all is a stack stating only WHICH skill an agent\n * gets, so HOW it loads is the shared mapping's answer, exactly as it is for a\n * skill picked by hand. The built-in stacks carry no flags, by design.\n */\nfunction toStackPropertyAssignment(\n  assignment: SkillAssignment,\n  agent: AgentName\n): SkillAssignment {\n  if (assignment.preloaded !== undefined) return assignment\n  if (mappedLoadState(assignment.id, agent) === \"lazy\") return assignment\n\n  return { ...assignment, preloaded: true }\n}\n\n/**\n * Extracts the stack property (agent -> category -> SkillAssignment[]) from a Stack definition.\n *\n * Stack values are already normalized to SkillAssignment[] by loadStacks().\n * Preserves every assignment, and every load its author stated; an assignment\n * that states none takes the shared mapping's, per `(skill, agent)` pair.\n */\nexport function buildStackProperty(\n  stack: Stack\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> {\n  return typedFromEntries(\n    typedEntries<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>(stack.agents)\n      .filter(\n        ([, agentConfig]) =>\n          // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n          agentConfig && typedKeys<Category>(agentConfig).length > 0\n      )\n      .map(([agentId, agentConfig]) => {\n        const resolvedMappings: StackAgentConfig = typedFromEntries(\n          typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentConfig)\n            // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n            .filter(([, assignments]) => assignments && assignments.length > 0)\n            .map(([category, assignments]) => [\n              category,\n              assignments.map((assignment) =>\n                toStackPropertyAssignment(assignment, agentId)\n              ),\n            ])\n        )\n        return [agentId, resolvedMappings] as const\n      })\n      .filter(([, mappings]) => typedKeys<Category>(mappings).length > 0)\n  )\n}\n\n/** Splits one agent's stack per category: global skills → global config, project skills → project config. */\nfunction splitAgentStack(\n  agentStack: StackAgentConfig,\n  globalSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId>\n): { global: StackAgentConfig; project: StackAgentConfig } {\n  const perCategory = typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentStack)\n    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n    .filter(([, assignments]) => assignments !== undefined)\n    .map(([category, assignments]) => {\n      const [globalOnly, projectOnly] = partition(assignments, (a) =>\n        globalSkillIds.has(a.id)\n      )\n      return { category, globalOnly, projectOnly }\n    })\n  return {\n    global: Object.fromEntries(\n      perCategory\n        .filter((c) => c.globalOnly.length > 0)\n        .map((c) => [c.category, c.globalOnly])\n    ),\n    project: Object.fromEntries(\n      perCategory\n        .filter((c) => c.projectOnly.length > 0)\n        .map((c) => [c.category, c.projectOnly])\n    ),\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Splits a ProjectConfig by scope into global and project partitions.\n * Skills with `scope: \"global\"` go to the global partition, `scope: \"project\"` to the project partition.\n * Agents are split based on which skills reference them in the stack.\n * Selected domains go to BOTH partitions, because a project owns its own domain selection\n * (owner ruling 2026-08-20). The hand-written fields go to the project partition alone.\n */\nexport function splitConfigByScope(config: ProjectConfig): SplitConfigResult {\n  // Every entry is either active-global or project-owned (project-scoped, or an\n  // excluded-global tombstone routed to the project partition as an override).\n  const [globalSkills, projectSkills] = partition(config.skills, (s) =>\n    isActiveAt(s, \"global\")\n  )\n  const [globalAgents, projectAgents] = partition(config.agents, (a) =>\n    isActiveAt(a, \"global\")\n  )\n\n  // Split stack by agent partition, filtering global agents' stacks to only reference global skills.\n  // Project agents keep ALL skill references (both project and global) since global skills are available everywhere.\n  const globalSkillIds = new Set(globalSkills.map((s) => s.id))\n  const globalStack: NonNullable<ProjectConfig[\"stack\"]> = {}\n  const projectStack: NonNullable<ProjectConfig[\"stack\"]> = {}\n\n  if (config.stack) {\n    for (const agent of globalAgents) {\n      const agentStack = config.stack[agent.name]\n      if (!agentStack) continue\n      const split = splitAgentStack(agentStack, globalSkillIds)\n      if (typedKeys<Category>(split.global).length > 0) {\n        globalStack[agent.name] = split.global\n      }\n      if (typedKeys<Category>(split.project).length > 0) {\n        projectStack[agent.name] = split.project\n      }\n    }\n    for (const agent of projectAgents) {\n      const agentStack = config.stack[agent.name]\n      if (agentStack) {\n        projectStack[agent.name] = agentStack\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  // Domains ride the spread onto BOTH partitions: a project owns its own domain selection\n  // rather than inheriting the global one (owner ruling 2026-08-20).\n  //\n  // `stack` is written on BOTH partitions unconditionally, and that is the whole of what\n  // keeps each one to its own rows: the spread above carries the undivided stack, so an\n  // override that declines to fire hands a partition every row the other partition earned.\n  // A derivation that yielded nothing is a partition with no stack, and `{}` is how that is\n  // said — the same word `buildStackForSelection` uses and for the same reason, since the\n  // merger reads an absent stack as no statement and keeps the stale one. `generateConfigSource`\n  // omits an empty stack from the file it writes, so nothing emits `stack: {}` on this account.\n  //\n  // What the project's author wrote by hand stays on the project partition, as `name` does: the\n  // global partition becomes the machine's own config.\n  const globalConfig: ProjectConfig = {\n    ...omit(config, HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS),\n    name: GLOBAL_CONFIG_NAME,\n    agents: globalAgents,\n    skills: globalSkills,\n    stack: globalStack,\n  }\n\n  const projectConfig: ProjectConfig = {\n    ...config,\n    name: config.name,\n    agents: projectAgents,\n    skills: projectSkills,\n    stack: projectStack,\n  }\n\n  return { global: globalConfig, project: projectConfig }\n}\n\n/**\n * What a completed selection hands the install pipeline.\n *\n * Declared here rather than beside the wizard component that produces it, because\n * `seedToWizardResult` below produces one too and this package cannot import a\n * React module. The CLI's `components/wizard/wizard.tsx` declares its own twin, field\n * for field, and every CLI call site imports that one.\n */\nexport type WizardResultV2 = {\n  skills: SkillConfig[]\n  selectedAgents: AgentName[]\n  agentConfigs: AgentScopeConfig[]\n  /**\n   * What each sub-agent holds and what preloads, when the producer knows per `(skill, sub-agent)`.\n   * A shared configuration installed with `init --from` does: it assigns each skill to named\n   * sub-agents at a named load state, and that curation is the whole of what was shared.\n   *\n   * The wizard has no per-agent granularity — a skill is selected for the project, not for one\n   * sub-agent — so it leaves this undefined and the install pipeline's ownership rules build the\n   * stack as they always have.\n   */\n  assignedStack?: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>\n  selectedStackId: string | null\n  /**\n   * What the written config should record about itself, when the producer already knows.\n   *\n   * A shared configuration installed with `init --from` does: its payload carries the sharer's own\n   * description, because it names no stack for the install to resolve one out of. The wizard leaves\n   * this undefined and the install pipeline takes the applied stack's description instead — there\n   * IS a loaded stack on that path, and it is the authority on its own sentence.\n   */\n  description?: string\n  domainSelections: DomainSelections\n  selectedDomains: Domain[]\n  /**\n   * Skill ids from the saved config that could not be resolved against the loaded source matrix\n   * this session. The wizard could not represent them, so they are absent from `skills` and the\n   * merge removes their config entries. Carried out of the wizard so the command can NAME each\n   * removal and say why it happened — a removal the user never asked for must never be silent.\n   */\n  unresolvableSkillIds: SkillId[]\n  cancelled: boolean\n  validation: SelectionValidation\n}\n\nexport type SeedMapping = {\n  result: WizardResultV2\n  /** Ids this catalogue does not know. Reported, never fatal — see the decode policy. */\n  skippedSkillIds: string[]\n  skippedAgentNames: string[]\n}\n\nconst KNOWN_AGENTS = new Set<string>(AGENT_NAMES)\n\n/** A skill's primary source, or the default marketplace. Mirrors the wizard's own resolution. */\nfunction sourceForSkill(skill: CatalogSkill): string {\n  return (\n    skill.availableSources?.find((s) => s.primary)?.name ??\n    DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME\n  )\n}\n\nfunction addToDomainSelections(\n  selections: DomainSelections,\n  domain: Domain,\n  category: Category,\n  skillId: SkillId\n): void {\n  const categorySelections = (selections[domain] ??= {})\n  const skillList = (categorySelections[category] ??= [])\n  if (!skillList.includes(skillId)) skillList.push(skillId)\n}\n\n/**\n * The stack mirror of {@link addToDomainSelections}: one sub-agent's own category lists, appended\n * in payload order. A `(skill, sub-agent)` pair can only occur once — `skills` is keyed by id — so\n * there is nothing to de-duplicate here.\n */\nfunction addToAgentStack(\n  stack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n  agent: AgentName,\n  category: Category,\n  assignment: SkillAssignment\n): void {\n  const agentStack = (stack[agent] ??= {})\n  const assignments = (agentStack[category] ??= [])\n  assignments.push(assignment)\n}\n\n/** A load state is per `(skill, sub-agent)`; `preloaded` is the stack's word for the same thing. */\nfunction toSkillAssignment(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  load: SeedLoadState\n): SkillAssignment {\n  return { id: skillId, preloaded: load === \"preloaded\" }\n}\n\n/** The payload's `agents` map, split by what this catalog can do with each entry. */\ntype SeedAgentMap = {\n  /** Known agents the map has something to say about, keyed by name. */\n  known: Map<AgentName, SeedAgent>\n  /** Names explicitly switched off — dropped, and their assignment rows ignored with them. */\n  switchedOff: Set<string>\n  /** Names this catalog does not know. Reported, never fatal — same policy as unknown skill ids. */\n  unknown: string[]\n}\n\nfunction readAgentMap(agents: SeedPayload[\"agents\"]): SeedAgentMap {\n  const known = new Map<AgentName, SeedAgent>()\n  const switchedOff = new Set<string>()\n  const unknown: string[] = []\n\n  for (const [name, entry] of Object.entries(agents)) {\n    if (!isAgentName(name)) unknown.push(name)\n    else if (entry.on === false) switchedOff.add(name)\n    else known.set(name, entry)\n  }\n\n  return { known, switchedOff, unknown }\n}\n\n/**\n * A sub-agent's own row. Model and effort ride along on the same terms as its scope — an absent\n * key means \"keep whatever the agent's metadata says\".\n */\nfunction agentScopeConfig(\n  name: AgentName,\n  entry: SeedAgent | undefined\n): AgentScopeConfig {\n  return {\n    name,\n    scope: seedAgentScope(entry),\n    ...(entry?.model !== undefined && { model: entry.model }),\n    ...(entry?.effort !== undefined && { effort: entry.effort }),\n  }\n}\n\n/** A `(skill, sub-agent)` assignment the config model has nowhere to write. */\ntype UnwritableAssignment = { skillId: SkillId; agent: AgentName }\n\n/**\n * Names every unwritable pair, not just the first: a sharer who fixes one only to be refused for\n * the next learns nothing the first message could not have told them. Both halves of each pair are\n * named because neither alone says what to change — the skill can move to global scope, or the\n * sub-agent can be pinned to the project, and only the sharer knows which they meant.\n */\nfunction unwritableAssignmentsError(\n  assignments: UnwritableAssignment[]\n): string {\n  return [\n    \"This configuration cannot be installed: a project-scoped skill never reaches a sub-agent \" +\n      \"that rests at global scope, so these assignments have nowhere to be written:\",\n    ...assignments.map(({ skillId, agent }) => `  ${skillId} -> ${agent}`),\n    \"Re-share it with each sub-agent above pinned to the project, or each skill above at global scope.\",\n  ].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * Turns a shared configuration into the shape the install pipeline already consumes, so\n * `init --from` reuses `writeProjectConfig` -> skill install -> `compileAgentsAllScopes`\n * unchanged rather than growing a second path that can drift from the wizard's.\n *\n * Unknown ids are skipped, never fatal. Payloads carry catalog slugs precisely so they survive\n * catalog churn: a config shared before a skill was renamed should still install everything else,\n * and failing the whole decode would make every rename retroactively break every shared id.\n *\n * A sub-agent reaches the roster two ways: named by a surviving skill's assignment, or switched on\n * in the `agents` map. The map is the only place a configuration can say anything about an agent\n * no skill mentions, which is what makes a bare (skill-less) agent shareable at all; it also\n * carries that agent's model and effort onto its `AgentScopeConfig`.\n *\n * The `assignments` map is per `(skill, sub-agent)` and carries a load state, so it decides three\n * things the wizard cannot express separately: which sub-agents are selected, which skills land in\n * each one's stack entry, and which of those preload. That is why the result carries an\n * `assignedStack` — the install pipeline's ownership rules broadcast every scope-compatible skill\n * to every selected agent, which would hand a bare sub-agent someone else's skills.\n *\n * An unwritable `(skill, sub-agent)` pair is the one thing here that IS fatal, and it is fatal for\n * the opposite reason to the skips: an unknown id is content this catalog does not have, while an\n * unwritable pair is content it has and cannot place. Because `assignedStack` replaces the derived\n * stack wholesale, no scope filter runs on these rows downstream — they reach the writers, which\n * put them in neither half of the split config and say nothing. Refusing at the decode is what\n * keeps a payload from installing as a quieter configuration than the one that was shared.\n */\nexport function seedToWizardResult(\n  payload: SeedPayload,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): SeedMapping {\n  const domainSelections: DomainSelections = {}\n  const assignedStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> = {}\n  const skills: SkillConfig[] = []\n  const skippedSkillIds: string[] = []\n  const unwritable: UnwritableAssignment[] = []\n  const agentNames = new Set<AgentName>()\n  const agentMap = readAgentMap(payload.agents)\n  const skippedAgentNames = new Set<string>(agentMap.unknown)\n\n  for (const [skillId, entry] of Object.entries(payload.skills)) {\n    const skill = catalog.skills[skillId]\n    const domain = skill?.category\n      ? categoryDomain(catalog, skill.category)\n      : undefined\n\n    if (!skill?.category || domain === undefined) {\n      skippedSkillIds.push(skillId)\n      continue\n    }\n\n    // Past the guard the catalogue knows this id, and its category is a real one: the `local`\n    // pseudo-category has no domain, so it left with the skips.\n    // Boundary casts: both were read out of the catalogue's own keys.\n    const id = skillId as SkillId\n    const category = skill.category as Category\n\n    addToDomainSelections(domainSelections, domain as Domain, category, id)\n\n    skills.push({\n      id,\n      scope: entry.scope,\n      // \"eject\" is an origin in its own right; anything else names the marketplace it came from.\n      origin: entry.install === \"eject\" ? EJECT_SOURCE : sourceForSkill(skill),\n    })\n\n    // Only assignments on skills that survived — an agent should not be switched on by a skill\n    // this catalog cannot install.\n    for (const [agentName, load] of Object.entries(entry.assignments)) {\n      if (agentMap.switchedOff.has(agentName)) continue\n      if (!KNOWN_AGENTS.has(agentName)) {\n        skippedAgentNames.add(agentName)\n        continue\n      }\n\n      // Boundary cast: guarded by KNOWN_AGENTS immediately above.\n      const agent = agentName as AgentName\n      // Rows the decode was going to ignore anyway have already left, so what reaches here is a\n      // pair the payload really asked for — and the config model's one rule about pairs applies.\n      if (\n        !isScopePairCompatible(\n          entry.scope,\n          seedAgentScope(agentMap.known.get(agent))\n        )\n      ) {\n        unwritable.push({ skillId: id, agent })\n        continue\n      }\n\n      agentNames.add(agent)\n      // The assignment is the curation: this sub-agent holds this skill, at this load state, and\n      // no sub-agent the payload did not name holds it at all.\n      addToAgentStack(\n        assignedStack,\n        agent,\n        category,\n        toSkillAssignment(id, load)\n      )\n    }\n  }\n\n  if (unwritable.length > 0)\n    throw new Error(unwritableAssignmentsError(unwritable))\n\n  // Bare agents: switched on by the map alone, with no skill to carry them in.\n  for (const [name, entry] of agentMap.known) {\n    if (entry.on === true) agentNames.add(name)\n  }\n\n  const selectedAgents = [...agentNames]\n\n  return {\n    result: {\n      skills,\n      selectedAgents,\n      agentConfigs: selectedAgents.map((name) =>\n        agentScopeConfig(name, agentMap.known.get(name))\n      ),\n      assignedStack,\n      selectedStackId: payload.stackId,\n      // Spread-conditional rather than passed through, because absent and present-holding-undefined\n      // are different files on disk: a config describing itself with no key is not one describing\n      // itself with an empty sentence, and the writer emits whichever key it is handed.\n      ...(payload.description !== undefined && {\n        description: payload.description,\n      }),\n      domainSelections,\n      selectedDomains: orderDomains(typedKeys<Domain>(domainSelections)),\n      // Nothing was dropped from a *saved config* — the skipped ids came off the wire and are\n      // reported to the user directly, so there is no config removal to explain.\n      unresolvableSkillIds: [],\n      cancelled: false,\n      // Revalidated here rather than taken on trust from the app that built the payload. That app\n      // validated against ITS catalog; this one skips ids it does not know and carries its own\n      // relationship rules, so a configuration that was consistent where it was authored can\n      // arrive with a requirement genuinely unmet.\n      validation: validateSelection(\n        skills.map((skill) => skill.id),\n        catalog\n      ),\n    },\n    skippedSkillIds,\n    skippedAgentNames: [...skippedAgentNames],\n  }\n}\n","import { omit } from \"remeda\"\n\nimport {\n  byCategoryDeclarationOrder,\n  isExclusiveCategory,\n  type CompileCatalog,\n} from \"./catalog.js\"\nimport {\n  INDENT_STEP,\n  commentEntry,\n  isKeyedRecord,\n  quoteText,\n  renderArrayLine,\n  renderKey,\n  renderTypeImportLine,\n  renderValueLine,\n  sourceEntry,\n  valueEntries,\n  type ArrayEntry,\n  type LinePosition,\n} from \"./installed-format.js\"\nimport { DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME, GLOBAL_CONFIG_NAME } from \"./paths.js\"\nimport type {\n  AgentScopeConfig,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  SkillAssignment,\n  SkillConfig,\n} from \"./types.js\"\n\n/**\n * This module renders `config.ts` sources; it writes nothing, and neither does\n * anything it is called from. Putting either half of a config pair on disk is\n * `config-gate/`'s exclusive privilege in the CLI, because that write owes\n * consequences no caller can be relied on to remember — a rendered half any\n * caller may then write is exactly the ungated write the gate exists to prevent.\n */\n\n/**\n * Which of the three emissions is wanted.\n *\n * At least one of `globalConfig` and `globalImportPath` accompanies\n * `isProjectConfig: true`, and {@link generateProjectConfig} enforces it —\n * `globalConfig` wins where both are given. The invalid pairing is refused at\n * runtime rather than made unrepresentable, which is the repository's usual\n * answer and was measured before it was rejected: the discrimination has to be\n * on `isProjectConfig`'s LITERAL type, and an un-annotated `const options = cond\n * ? { isProjectConfig: true, globalConfig } : undefined` widens that property to\n * `boolean`, so the call stops compiling with a message about inference rather\n * than about the mistake. It costs a file the union's author never opened — the\n * same shape as the Storybook-args collapse in\n * `.ai-docs/agent-findings/2026-08-26-a-discriminated-union-on-component-props-collapses-storybook-args-to-never.md`.\n */\nexport type ConfigSourceOptions = {\n  /**\n   * When true, generates a project config — inlining the global config's entries\n   * when `globalConfig` is given, importing and spreading them when\n   * `globalImportPath` is.\n   */\n  isProjectConfig?: boolean\n\n  /**\n   * When provided alongside `isProjectConfig`, inlines global skills/agents directly.\n   * Produces a self-contained, readable config snapshot.\n   */\n  globalConfig?: ProjectConfig\n\n  /**\n   * Absolute path to the global scope's source folder, for the spread form that\n   * imports from it rather than inlining it.\n   *\n   * A PARAMETER rather than a read, because the value is `os.homedir()` and this\n   * package runs in a browser. `getGlobalConfigImportPath()` in the CLI's\n   * `config-writer.ts` is the one producer, and it has no production caller:\n   * `writeProjectConfigPair` is the only site passing `isProjectConfig` and it\n   * always passes `globalConfig` too, which takes the inlining branch above.\n   */\n  globalImportPath?: string\n}\n\n/**\n * The fields a config's author writes by hand and no install produces: the name\n * the CLI prints itself under, and the layout a source repository declares\n * itself with. Each belongs to the file that declares it and to no other, so a\n * rewrite carries it across and nothing copies it to the other scope's file. A\n * project's name in the global config would rename every installation that\n * declares none of its own; the global's in a project's file would read as the\n * project's own declaration, and keep the old value after the global changed.\n */\nexport const HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS = [\n  \"branding\",\n  \"skillsDir\",\n  \"agentsDir\",\n  \"stacksFile\",\n  \"categoriesFile\",\n  \"rulesFile\",\n] as const satisfies readonly (keyof ProjectConfig)[]\n\n/** Fields that are extracted into typed named variables above the export default */\nconst EXTRACTED_FIELDS = new Set([\n  \"skills\",\n  \"agents\",\n  \"stack\",\n  \"selectedDomains\",\n])\n\n/**\n * The loader schema's own field order, which is the order a config read back off\n * disk arrives in. Emitting in it is what makes the writer a fixed point: the\n * three producers of an in-memory config — the wizard's literal, a Zod-parsed\n * load, a merge that appends at the tail — insert their keys in three different\n * orders, and without this the same values would emit as three different files.\n */\nconst CANONICAL_FIELD_ORDER = [\n  \"name\",\n  \"description\",\n  \"agents\",\n  \"skills\",\n  \"author\",\n  \"selectedDomains\",\n  \"stack\",\n  \"marketplace\",\n  \"marketplaceName\",\n  \"agentsSource\",\n  \"projects\",\n] as const satisfies readonly (keyof ProjectConfig)[]\n\n/**\n * The same rule one level in, for the three record shapes a config carries\n * INSIDE an array. {@link CANONICAL_FIELD_ORDER} reaches the top-level fields\n * and {@link canonicalizeStackOrder} reaches the stack's keys; an entry's own\n * keys were left to whoever minted it, and the printer emits a record's keys in\n * the order it is handed them, so they reached disk in the producer's own.\n *\n * The loader rebuilds every entry through its schema, so a producer that\n * disagrees with the schema is not a fixed point: `toggleSkillScope` mints a\n * tombstone as `{ id, scope, excluded, origin }`, and re-emitting the same\n * config after a load moved the line. An `edit` run that changed nothing about\n * that skill still rewrote it, and a second implementation drawing these bytes\n * drew a line no install writes.\n */\nconst CANONICAL_SKILL_ENTRY_ORDER = [\n  \"id\",\n  \"scope\",\n  \"origin\",\n  \"excluded\",\n] as const satisfies readonly (keyof SkillConfig)[]\n\nconst CANONICAL_AGENT_ENTRY_ORDER = [\n  \"name\",\n  \"scope\",\n  \"model\",\n  \"effort\",\n  \"excluded\",\n] as const satisfies readonly (keyof AgentScopeConfig)[]\n\nconst CANONICAL_ASSIGNMENT_ORDER = [\n  \"id\",\n  \"preloaded\",\n  \"local\",\n  \"path\",\n] as const satisfies readonly (keyof SkillAssignment)[]\n\n/**\n * A record rebuilt with the keys the schema names first and in its order. A key\n * the schema does not name is passthrough data the writer has no order of its\n * own to impose, so those keep the order they arrived in, after every named one.\n */\nfunction withKeysInSchemaOrder(\n  record: Record<string, unknown>,\n  schemaOrder: readonly string[]\n): Record<string, unknown> {\n  const named = new Set<string>(schemaOrder)\n  const inSchemaOrder = schemaOrder\n    .filter((key) => key in record)\n    .map((key): [string, unknown] => [key, record[key]])\n  const passthrough = Object.entries(record).filter(([key]) => !named.has(key))\n\n  return Object.fromEntries([...inSchemaOrder, ...passthrough])\n}\n\n/** The cleaned config rebuilt in the loader schema's top-level field order. */\nfunction canonicalizeFieldOrder(\n  cleaned: Record<string, unknown>\n): Record<string, unknown> {\n  return withKeysInSchemaOrder(cleaned, CANONICAL_FIELD_ORDER)\n}\n\n/**\n * The cleaned config with the elements of `skills` and `agents` rebuilt in their\n * own schema's key order.\n *\n * An array the config does not carry stays absent: assigning would mint the key,\n * and the emission tells an absent array from an empty one.\n */\nfunction withEntriesInSchemaOrder(\n  cleaned: Record<string, unknown>\n): Record<string, unknown> {\n  const reordered = { ...cleaned }\n  if (Array.isArray(reordered.skills)) {\n    reordered.skills = entriesInSchemaOrder(\n      reordered.skills,\n      CANONICAL_SKILL_ENTRY_ORDER\n    )\n  }\n  if (Array.isArray(reordered.agents)) {\n    reordered.agents = entriesInSchemaOrder(\n      reordered.agents,\n      CANONICAL_AGENT_ENTRY_ORDER\n    )\n  }\n  return reordered\n}\n\n/**\n * Every element of one entry array rebuilt in the schema's key order. The writer\n * emits whatever it is handed, and these arrive off a `JSON.parse`, so an\n * element that is not a keyed record has no keys to order and passes through\n * whole rather than being flattened by `Object.entries`.\n */\nfunction entriesInSchemaOrder(\n  entries: unknown[],\n  schemaOrder: readonly string[]\n): unknown[] {\n  return entries.map((entry: unknown) =>\n    isKeyedRecord(entry) ? withKeysInSchemaOrder(entry, schemaOrder) : entry\n  )\n}\n\n/** A record rebuilt with its keys reordered; the values themselves are untouched. */\nfunction withKeysOrderedBy<T>(\n  record: Record<string, T>,\n  compareKeys: (a: string, b: string) => number\n): Record<string, T> {\n  return Object.fromEntries(\n    Object.entries(record).sort(([a], [b]) => compareKeys(a, b))\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * Code-unit order over two names — what a bare `.sort()` gives, and so what\n * `generateProjectConfigFromSkills` already emits its sub-agent keys in.\n * `localeCompare` is deliberately not used: it orders the same two names\n * differently under different locales, which would make the emitted bytes a\n * property of the machine.\n */\nfunction compareNamesInCodeUnitOrder(a: string, b: string): number {\n  if (a === b) return 0\n  return a < b ? -1 : 1\n}\n\n/**\n * The stack's key order, decided by the roster rather than by whoever assembled\n * the stack: sub-agents by name, and each sub-agent's categories in the\n * catalogue's declaration order — the two orders the generator already builds a\n * stack in.\n *\n * The generator is not the only producer. The seed decode assembles a stack from\n * a shared payload, in the order that payload lists its skills, so the same\n * curation reached disk as different bytes depending on which end of a share\n * round trip wrote it. That is not merely a noisy diff: a compiled sub-agent\n * lists its dynamic skills in the order its stack entry carries them, so the two\n * ends compiled different files from identical configuration.\n */\nfunction canonicalizeStackOrder(\n  stack: Record<string, Record<string, unknown>>,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): Record<string, Record<string, unknown>> {\n  const byDeclaration = byCategoryDeclarationOrder(catalog)\n  const withCategoriesInOrder = Object.entries(stack).map(\n    ([agent, categories]) =>\n      [agent, withKeysOrderedBy(categories, byDeclaration)] as const\n  )\n\n  return withKeysOrderedBy(\n    Object.fromEntries(withCategoriesInOrder),\n    compareNamesInCodeUnitOrder\n  )\n}\n\n/** The specifier both emitted config roots import their types from. */\nconst CONFIG_TYPES_SPECIFIER = \"./config-types\"\n\n/** The annotation the emitted `stack` declaration carries. */\nconst STACK_TYPE = \"Partial<Record<ProjectAgentName, StackAgentConfig>>\"\n\n/** Where a top-level `const <name>: <type> = …` declaration puts its value. */\nfunction declarationPosition(name: string, type: string): LinePosition {\n  return { indent: 0, prefix: `const ${name}: ${type} = `, suffix: \"\" }\n}\n\n/**\n * One `const <name>: <type> = <value>` declaration, and the blank line the\n * writer puts before it. Both together, because every declaration is separated\n * from the last and the emitted pair's readers key on that blank line.\n */\nfunction declaration(name: string, type: string, value: unknown): string[] {\n  return [\"\", renderValueLine(value, declarationPosition(name, type))]\n}\n\n/** The same, for an array whose entries carry comments or written-out source. */\nfunction entryDeclaration(\n  name: string,\n  type: string,\n  entries: readonly ArrayEntry[]\n): string[] {\n  return [\"\", renderArrayLine(entries, declarationPosition(name, type))]\n}\n\n/** Where one property of the `export default` table of contents sits. */\nfunction exportFieldPosition(key: string): LinePosition {\n  return {\n    indent: INDENT_STEP,\n    prefix: `${renderKey(key)}: `,\n    suffix: \",\",\n  }\n}\n\n/** One scalar field as a line of the `export default` table of contents. */\nfunction renderScalarField(key: string, value: unknown): string {\n  return renderValueLine(value, exportFieldPosition(key))\n}\n\ntype ConfigArrays = {\n  skills: unknown[]\n  agents: unknown[]\n  stack: Record<string, unknown> | undefined\n  selectedDomains: unknown[]\n}\n\n/** The four extracted array/stack fields of a cleaned config, defaulted for emission. */\nfunction extractConfigArrays(cleaned: Record<string, unknown>): ConfigArrays {\n  // Boundary cast: cleaned comes from JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...)) so arrays are plain JSON\n  // values. The `??` runs BEFORE the cast on purpose — `cleaned` is a Record of `unknown`, and\n  // casting first would tell the checker the value is present when the round-trip drops any key\n  // whose value was undefined.\n  return {\n    skills: (cleaned.skills ?? []) as unknown[],\n    agents: (cleaned.agents ?? []) as unknown[],\n    stack: cleaned.stack as Record<string, unknown> | undefined,\n    selectedDomains: (cleaned.selectedDomains ?? []) as unknown[],\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Shared pre-emission cleanup: JSON round-trip (drops undefined values), optional\n * `projects` removal (project configs never emit the global tracking list),\n * stack compaction (strip flag-less assignments to bare strings while preserving\n * SkillAssignment[] arrays), and canonical key ordering at all three levels the\n * emitted bytes expose — the top-level fields, the stack's own keys, and each\n * entry inside the `skills`, `agents` and stack-assignment arrays. Every level\n * is ordered here rather than by its producer, so the bytes are decided by the\n * config's values alone.\n */\nfunction cleanForEmission(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog,\n  options: { dropProjects: boolean }\n): Record<string, unknown> {\n  // Boundary cast: `JSON.parse` is typed `any`, and round-tripping an object always\n  // yields one — dropping its undefined-valued keys is exactly why this is here.\n  const cleaned = JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(config)) as Record<string, unknown>\n  if (options.dropProjects) {\n    delete cleaned.projects\n  }\n  if (cleaned.stack) {\n    // Boundary cast: cleaned comes from JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(...)), so the stack\n    // is a plain JSON record of agent -> category -> assignment arrays\n    const compacted = compactStackAssignments(\n      cleaned.stack as Record<string, Record<string, unknown[]>>,\n      catalog\n    )\n    cleaned.stack = canonicalizeStackOrder(compacted, catalog)\n  }\n  return canonicalizeFieldOrder(withEntriesInSchemaOrder(cleaned))\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a TypeScript config file source from a ProjectConfig object.\n * The typed named variables (skills, agents, stack, selectedDomains) are declared\n * first, with the export default below them acting as a table of contents that\n * refers to each by name.\n *\n * The catalogue is a parameter and never a module this file reaches: the bytes\n * depend on which categories are exclusive and on the order the catalogue\n * declares them, so a renderer reading a singleton would answer differently in\n * the CLI (which merges the machine's local skills in) and in the editor.\n */\nexport function generateConfigSource(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog,\n  options?: ConfigSourceOptions\n): string {\n  if (options?.isProjectConfig) {\n    return generateProjectConfig(config, catalog, options)\n  }\n\n  return generateStandaloneConfig(\n    cleanForEmission(config, catalog, { dropProjects: false })\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * The project emission the options name — inlining the global config's entries,\n * or importing and spreading them.\n *\n * Those are the only two, so naming neither is refused rather than answered.\n * Falling through to the standalone writer answered a project request with a\n * GLOBAL-shaped file: `dropProjects` is false there, so the emitted config\n * carries the global `projects` tracking array, which a project root must never\n * hold. Nothing in the CLI reaches this today, but `generateConfigSource` is a\n * public export of this package and the caller that cannot be seen from here is\n * the editor's.\n */\nfunction generateProjectConfig(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog,\n  options: ConfigSourceOptions\n): string {\n  const cleaned = cleanForEmission(config, catalog, { dropProjects: true })\n\n  if (options.globalConfig) {\n    return generateProjectConfigWithInlinedGlobal(\n      cleaned,\n      cleanForEmission(options.globalConfig, catalog, { dropProjects: true })\n    )\n  }\n  if (options.globalImportPath !== undefined) {\n    return generateProjectConfigWithGlobalImport(\n      cleaned,\n      options.globalImportPath\n    )\n  }\n\n  throw new Error(\n    \"A project config needs the global config it extends: pass `globalConfig` to inline its \" +\n      \"entries, or `globalImportPath` to import and spread them. Neither was given, and the \" +\n      \"standalone writer this used to fall through to emits a global-shaped config carrying \" +\n      \"the `projects` tracking array a project root must never hold.\"\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a project config source that imports from the global config and extends it.\n * Typed named variables are declared above the export default. The export default at\n * the bottom acts as a table of contents. Arrays (skills, agents, selectedDomains) are\n * spread with globalConfig first, then project items.\n */\nfunction generateProjectConfigWithGlobalImport(\n  cleaned: Record<string, unknown>,\n  globalImportPath: string\n): string {\n  const importPath = `${globalImportPath}/config`\n\n  const { skills, agents, stack, selectedDomains } =\n    extractConfigArrays(cleaned)\n\n  const hasProjectDomains = selectedDomains.length > 0\n  const hasStack = stack != null && Object.keys(stack).length > 0\n\n  const typeImports = buildTypeImports({\n    // Always present, spread from global.\n    hasSkills: true,\n    hasAgents: true,\n    hasStack,\n    hasSelectedDomains: hasProjectDomains,\n  })\n\n  const lines: string[] = [\n    `import globalConfig from ${quoteText(importPath)}`,\n    renderTypeImportLine(typeImports, CONFIG_TYPES_SPECIFIER),\n  ]\n\n  lines.push(\n    ...entryDeclaration(\"skills\", \"SkillConfig[]\", [\n      sourceEntry(\"...globalConfig.skills\"),\n      ...valueEntries(skills),\n    ])\n  )\n  lines.push(\n    ...entryDeclaration(\"agents\", \"AgentScopeConfig[]\", [\n      sourceEntry(\"...globalConfig.agents\"),\n      ...valueEntries(agents),\n    ])\n  )\n\n  if (hasStack) {\n    lines.push(...declaration(\"stack\", STACK_TYPE, stack))\n  }\n\n  if (hasProjectDomains) {\n    lines.push(\n      ...entryDeclaration(\"selectedDomains\", \"Domain[]\", [\n        sourceEntry(\"...(globalConfig.selectedDomains ?? [])\"),\n        ...valueEntries(selectedDomains),\n      ])\n    )\n  }\n\n  const scalarFields = Object.entries(cleaned)\n    .filter(([key]) => !EXTRACTED_FIELDS.has(key) && key !== \"name\")\n    .map(([key, value]) => renderScalarField(key, value))\n\n  const exportFields: string[] = [\n    `  ...globalConfig,`,\n    renderScalarField(\"name\", resolveProjectName(cleaned)),\n    `  skills,`,\n    `  agents,`,\n    ...(hasStack ? [`  stack,`] : []),\n    ...(hasProjectDomains ? [`  selectedDomains,`] : []),\n    ...scalarFields,\n  ]\n\n  lines.push(``)\n  lines.push(`export default {`)\n  lines.push(...exportFields)\n  lines.push(`} satisfies ProjectConfig`)\n\n  lines.push(``)\n  return lines.join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a standalone config source with typed named variables above the export default.\n * The export default at the bottom acts as a table of contents, referencing the named variables.\n */\nfunction generateStandaloneConfig(cleaned: Record<string, unknown>): string {\n  const { skills, agents, stack, selectedDomains } =\n    extractConfigArrays(cleaned)\n\n  const hasSkills = skills.length > 0\n  const hasAgents = agents.length > 0\n  const hasStack = stack != null && Object.keys(stack).length > 0\n  const hasSelectedDomains = selectedDomains.length > 0\n\n  const typeImports = buildTypeImports({\n    hasSkills,\n    hasAgents,\n    hasStack,\n    hasSelectedDomains,\n  })\n\n  const lines: string[] = [\n    renderTypeImportLine(typeImports, CONFIG_TYPES_SPECIFIER),\n  ]\n\n  if (hasSkills) {\n    lines.push(...declaration(\"skills\", \"SkillConfig[]\", skills))\n  }\n\n  if (hasAgents) {\n    lines.push(...declaration(\"agents\", \"AgentScopeConfig[]\", agents))\n  }\n\n  if (hasStack) {\n    lines.push(...declaration(\"stack\", STACK_TYPE, stack))\n  }\n\n  if (hasSelectedDomains) {\n    lines.push(...declaration(\"selectedDomains\", \"Domain[]\", selectedDomains))\n  }\n\n  // Extracted fields reference their named variable (or an empty literal when the\n  // variable was not emitted); `stack` is omitted entirely when absent.\n  const renderExportField = (key: string, value: unknown): string[] => {\n    if (!EXTRACTED_FIELDS.has(key)) return [renderScalarField(key, value)]\n    if (key === \"skills\") return [`  skills${hasSkills ? \"\" : \": []\"},`]\n    if (key === \"agents\") return [`  agents${hasAgents ? \"\" : \": []\"},`]\n    if (key === \"stack\") return hasStack ? [`  stack,`] : []\n    return [`  selectedDomains${hasSelectedDomains ? \"\" : \": []\"},`]\n  }\n  const exportFields = Object.entries(cleaned).flatMap(([key, value]) =>\n    renderExportField(key, value)\n  )\n\n  lines.push(``)\n  lines.push(`export default {`)\n  lines.push(...exportFields)\n  lines.push(`} satisfies ProjectConfig`)\n\n  lines.push(``)\n  return lines.join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * Builds the type import list based on which extracted fields are present.\n * ProjectConfig is always included. Other types are included only when used.\n */\nfunction buildTypeImports(flags: {\n  hasSkills: boolean\n  hasAgents: boolean\n  hasStack: boolean\n  hasSelectedDomains: boolean\n}): string[] {\n  return [\n    flags.hasSelectedDomains && \"Domain\",\n    \"ProjectConfig\",\n    flags.hasStack && \"ProjectAgentName\",\n    flags.hasAgents && \"AgentScopeConfig\",\n    flags.hasSkills && \"SkillConfig\",\n    flags.hasStack && \"StackAgentConfig\",\n  ].filter((t): t is string => Boolean(t))\n}\n\n/** Project configs never inherit \"global\" as their name from the globalConfig spread. */\nfunction resolveProjectName(cleaned: Record<string, unknown>): unknown {\n  return cleaned.name && cleaned.name !== GLOBAL_CONFIG_NAME\n    ? cleaned.name\n    : DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME\n}\n\ntype InlinedGlobalPartition = {\n  /** Global entries with active entries replaced by their project tombstones. */\n  globalSkills: unknown[]\n  globalAgents: unknown[]\n  /** Active (non-excluded) project entries. */\n  projectSkills: unknown[]\n  projectAgents: unknown[]\n  /** Project stack filtered to project-scoped agents only. */\n  filteredStack: Record<string, unknown> | undefined\n  /** Merged unique global + project values. */\n  selectedDomains: unknown[]\n}\n\n/**\n * Pure partition of project + global entries for the inlined snapshot.\n *\n * Excluded globals are routed to the project partition by splitConfigByScope,\n * but render under \"// global\" in the output for readability. When inlining,\n * active global entries are replaced by their excluded tombstones — the\n * tombstone masks the global entry for this project; the active project entry\n * (if any) appears separately in the project section. The project stack keeps\n * only project-scoped agents: global agents' stack entries live in the global\n * config only.\n */\nfunction partitionInlinedConfigEntries(\n  cleaned: Record<string, unknown>,\n  cleanedGlobal: Record<string, unknown>\n): InlinedGlobalPartition {\n  const project = extractConfigArrays(cleaned)\n  const global = extractConfigArrays(cleanedGlobal)\n\n  const isExcluded = (entry: unknown): boolean =>\n    (entry as { excluded?: boolean }).excluded === true\n  const idOf = (entry: unknown): string => (entry as { id: string }).id\n  const nameOf = (entry: unknown): string => (entry as { name: string }).name\n\n  const excludedGlobalSkills = project.skills.filter(isExcluded)\n  const excludedGlobalAgents = project.agents.filter(isExcluded)\n  const projectSkills = project.skills.filter((s) => !isExcluded(s))\n  const projectAgents = project.agents.filter((a) => !isExcluded(a))\n\n  const excludedSkillIds = new Set(excludedGlobalSkills.map(idOf))\n  const excludedAgentNames = new Set(excludedGlobalAgents.map(nameOf))\n  const globalSkills = [\n    ...global.skills.filter((s) => !excludedSkillIds.has(idOf(s))),\n    ...excludedGlobalSkills,\n  ]\n  const globalAgents = [\n    ...global.agents.filter((a) => !excludedAgentNames.has(nameOf(a))),\n    ...excludedGlobalAgents,\n  ]\n\n  const projectAgentNames = new Set(projectAgents.map(nameOf))\n  const filteredStack: Record<string, unknown> | undefined = project.stack\n    ? Object.fromEntries(\n        Object.entries(project.stack).filter(([agent]) =>\n          projectAgentNames.has(agent)\n        )\n      )\n    : undefined\n\n  return {\n    globalSkills,\n    globalAgents,\n    projectSkills,\n    projectAgents,\n    filteredStack,\n    selectedDomains: [\n      ...new Set([...global.selectedDomains, ...project.selectedDomains]),\n    ],\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Every scalar the inlined snapshot emits, as ONE canonically-ordered sequence.\n * The project's value wins where it carries one, and the global supplies the\n * rest. A global block followed by a project block could not promise this: the\n * first emission writes every global scalar into the project's own file, so on\n * the next re-emit those same keys arrive from the project half instead and two\n * blocks would order them differently for values that never changed.\n *\n * The global's {@link HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS} are the exception: a project that\n * declares none reads them at run time, so they are left in the global's file.\n */\nfunction mergeInlinedScalarFields(\n  cleaned: Record<string, unknown>,\n  cleanedGlobal: Record<string, unknown>\n): [string, unknown][] {\n  return Object.entries(\n    canonicalizeFieldOrder({\n      ...omit(cleanedGlobal, HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS),\n      ...cleaned,\n    })\n  ).filter(([key]) => !EXTRACTED_FIELDS.has(key) && key !== \"name\")\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a project config with global skills/agents inlined directly.\n * No `import globalConfig` — the output is a self-contained readable snapshot.\n * Global items appear first with a `// global` comment, followed by project items\n * with a `// project` comment (only when project items exist).\n */\nfunction generateProjectConfigWithInlinedGlobal(\n  cleaned: Record<string, unknown>,\n  cleanedGlobal: Record<string, unknown>\n): string {\n  const partition = partitionInlinedConfigEntries(cleaned, cleanedGlobal)\n  const {\n    globalSkills,\n    globalAgents,\n    projectSkills,\n    projectAgents,\n    filteredStack,\n  } = partition\n\n  const hasGlobalSkills = globalSkills.length > 0\n  const hasProjectSkills = projectSkills.length > 0\n  const hasSkills = hasGlobalSkills || hasProjectSkills\n\n  const hasGlobalAgents = globalAgents.length > 0\n  const hasProjectAgents = projectAgents.length > 0\n  const hasAgents = hasGlobalAgents || hasProjectAgents\n\n  const hasStack =\n    filteredStack != null && Object.keys(filteredStack).length > 0\n  const hasSelectedDomains = partition.selectedDomains.length > 0\n\n  const typeImports = buildTypeImports({\n    hasSkills,\n    hasAgents,\n    hasStack,\n    hasSelectedDomains,\n  })\n\n  const lines: string[] = [\n    renderTypeImportLine(typeImports, CONFIG_TYPES_SPECIFIER),\n  ]\n\n  if (hasSkills) {\n    lines.push(\n      ...entryDeclaration(\n        \"skills\",\n        \"SkillConfig[]\",\n        scopeSectionEntries(globalSkills, projectSkills)\n      )\n    )\n  }\n\n  if (hasAgents) {\n    lines.push(\n      ...entryDeclaration(\n        \"agents\",\n        \"AgentScopeConfig[]\",\n        scopeSectionEntries(globalAgents, projectAgents)\n      )\n    )\n  }\n\n  if (hasStack) {\n    lines.push(...declaration(\"stack\", STACK_TYPE, filteredStack))\n  }\n\n  if (hasSelectedDomains) {\n    lines.push(\n      ...declaration(\"selectedDomains\", \"Domain[]\", partition.selectedDomains)\n    )\n  }\n\n  const scalarFields = mergeInlinedScalarFields(cleaned, cleanedGlobal)\n\n  const exportFields: string[] = [\n    renderScalarField(\"name\", resolveProjectName(cleaned)),\n    ...scalarFields.map(([key, value]) => renderScalarField(key, value)),\n    hasSkills ? `  skills,` : `  skills: [],`,\n    hasAgents ? `  agents,` : `  agents: [],`,\n    ...(hasStack ? [`  stack,`] : []),\n    ...(hasSelectedDomains ? [`  selectedDomains,`] : []),\n  ]\n\n  lines.push(``)\n  lines.push(`export default {`)\n  lines.push(...exportFields)\n  lines.push(`} satisfies ProjectConfig`)\n\n  lines.push(``)\n  return lines.join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * The two halves of an inlined array, each under the comment naming its scope.\n *\n * The comments are entries rather than lines a caller writes around the printer\n * because they are what holds the array open: a `//` line cannot be folded back\n * onto one line, so an array carrying one stays one entry per line however\n * short it is — which is the whole of what keeps these sections legible when a\n * root holds a single skill.\n */\nfunction scopeSectionEntries(\n  global: unknown[],\n  project: unknown[]\n): ArrayEntry[] {\n  return [\n    ...(global.length > 0\n      ? [commentEntry(\"global\"), ...valueEntries(global)]\n      : []),\n    ...(project.length > 0\n      ? [commentEntry(\"project\"), ...valueEntries(project)]\n      : []),\n  ]\n}\n\n/** True when the assignment asserts something a bare id could not say on its own. */\nfunction carriesFlags(assignment: SkillAssignment): boolean {\n  return Boolean(assignment.preloaded || assignment.local || assignment.path)\n}\n\n/**\n * Structural check for a SkillAssignment object (`{ id, preloaded? }`).\n * The id's SkillId-ness is structural, not union-checked: assignments flow from\n * runtime sources whose skills may not be in the generated union.\n */\nfunction isSkillAssignment(value: unknown): value is SkillAssignment {\n  if (typeof value !== \"object\" || value === null) return false\n  // Boundary cast: probing an unknown object's field inside the guard\n  return typeof (value as { id?: unknown }).id === \"string\"\n}\n\n/**\n * Compacts one SkillAssignment down to the smallest form that still carries its information.\n * - { id: \"...\" } and { id: \"...\", preloaded: false } → \"...\" (the id says everything)\n * - anything carrying a flag (preloaded, local, path) keeps the object form, flags intact\n *\n * The surviving object form is the third member of the entry-order class above:\n * `toStackPropertyAssignment` in `seed-to-config.ts` answers a flag-less\n * assignment with `{ ...assignment, preloaded: true }`, which appends the key at\n * the tail, while the loader's `skillAssignmentSchema` rebuilds it before\n * `local` and `path`.\n */\nfunction compactAssignment(assignment: unknown): unknown {\n  if (!isSkillAssignment(assignment)) return assignment\n  if (!carriesFlags(assignment)) return assignment.id\n  return withKeysInSchemaOrder(assignment, CANONICAL_ASSIGNMENT_ORDER)\n}\n\n/**\n * The emitted value for one category's assignments.\n *\n * An exclusive category can only ever hold one skill, so its array wrapper carries nothing the\n * reader needs and the bare value IS the assignment. Non-exclusive categories keep their array\n * even at length one — there the wrapper is load-bearing, because a second skill may join.\n *\n * Two skills in an exclusive category means the caller built something the config cannot express.\n * Dropping the extra would write a config that does not match what was selected, and nothing\n * downstream could tell, so it fails here instead.\n */\nfunction compactCategoryAssignments(\n  category: string,\n  assignments: unknown[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): unknown {\n  const compacted = assignments.map(compactAssignment)\n  if (!isExclusiveCategory(catalog, category)) return compacted\n\n  if (compacted.length > 1) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Category '${category}' is exclusive but holds ${compacted.length} skills: ${JSON.stringify(compacted)}`\n    )\n  }\n  return compacted[0]\n}\n\n/**\n * Throws what writing `stack` would throw — {@link compactCategoryAssignments}' refusal of a\n * category that holds one skill given more — and writes nothing.\n *\n * For a caller whose write lands after changes it cannot take back: `edit --from` removes skills\n * before it writes the config, so a stack the writer refuses is refused before the first removal.\n */\nexport function refuseUnwritableStack(\n  stack: ProjectConfig[\"stack\"],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): void {\n  for (const agentStack of Object.values(stack ?? {})) {\n    compactCategories(agentStack, catalog)\n  }\n}\n\nfunction compactCategories(\n  categories: Record<string, unknown[]>,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): Record<string, unknown> {\n  return Object.fromEntries(\n    Object.entries(categories)\n      .filter(\n        ([, assignments]) =>\n          Array.isArray(assignments) && assignments.length > 0\n      )\n      .map(([category, assignments]) => [\n        category,\n        compactCategoryAssignments(category, assignments, catalog),\n      ])\n  )\n}\n\nfunction compactStackAssignments(\n  stack: Record<string, Record<string, unknown[]>>,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): Record<string, Record<string, unknown>> {\n  return Object.fromEntries(\n    Object.entries(stack)\n      .map(\n        ([agent, categories]) =>\n          [agent, compactCategories(categories, catalog)] as const\n      )\n      .filter(([, categories]) => Object.keys(categories).length > 0)\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a blank global config source (empty arrays, no import preamble).\n */\nexport function generateBlankGlobalConfigSource(): string {\n  return `import type { ProjectConfig } from ${quoteText(CONFIG_TYPES_SPECIFIER)}\n\nexport default {\n  name: ${quoteText(GLOBAL_CONFIG_NAME)},\n  skills: [],\n  agents: [],\n  selectedDomains: [],\n} satisfies ProjectConfig\\n`\n}\n","/**\n * The one style the two files an install writes are emitted in.\n *\n * Owner ruling, 2026-08-26: the `config.ts` and `config-types.ts` an install writes\n * land ALREADY FORMATTED, so running prettier over them changes nothing. The\n * settings they are a fixed point of are a USER's rather than this repository's\n * — `parser: \"typescript\", semi: false, singleQuote: true, printWidth: 100,\n * trailingComma: \"all\"` — and they match neither of ours on purpose: the bytes\n * land in somebody else's project, and this repository's own copy is named in\n * `.prettierignore` so nothing here ever formats them.\n *\n * PRETTIER IS DELIBERATELY ABSENT FROM THIS MODULE. It is a devDependency, tsup\n * bundles devDependencies, and calling it from here would inline the TypeScript\n * parser into the published CLI and into the editor's lazily-loaded preview\n * chunk. So what is below reproduces what prettier does to these narrow shapes,\n * and prettier appears only in `contract/emission-scenarios.test.ts`, which runs\n * it over every emitter's output and demands it come back unchanged.\n *\n * The rules were measured against prettier 3.9 rather than reasoned about, and\n * every one of them is the same rule: a construct is flat while its whole line\n * fits in {@link PRINT_WIDTH} counting whatever precedes and follows it, and\n * breaks the moment it does not. Two behaviours are relied on and neither is\n * derivable from that: a `//` line cannot be folded back onto one line, so an\n * array carrying one always breaks; and an object literal whose source has a\n * newline after its `{` stays broken however short it is, which is what lets\n * the `export default` table of contents keep its shape.\n */\n\n/** The column an emitted line may reach — `printWidth` in the settings above. */\nexport const PRINT_WIDTH = 100\n\n/** One level of indentation — `tabWidth` in the settings above. */\nexport const INDENT_STEP = 2\n\n/** The quote `singleQuote: true` asks for, and the one it falls back to. */\nconst PREFERRED_QUOTE = \"'\"\nconst FALLBACK_QUOTE = '\"'\n\n/** A key `quoteProps: \"as-needed\"` leaves unquoted: a plain identifier. */\nconst BARE_KEY = /^[A-Za-z_$][A-Za-z0-9_$]*$/\n\n/** The one form an array and a record with nothing in them can take. */\nconst EMPTY_ARRAY = \"[]\"\nconst EMPTY_RECORD = \"{}\"\n\n/** A JSON object, as distinct from an array, a null or a scalar. */\nexport function isKeyedRecord(\n  value: unknown\n): value is Record<string, unknown> {\n  return typeof value === \"object\" && value !== null && !Array.isArray(value)\n}\n\n/**\n * A string as a TypeScript literal, in the quote prettier would pick: the\n * preferred one, unless the value holds more of it than of the other and\n * swapping would save escapes. A tie keeps the preferred quote.\n */\nexport function quoteText(value: string): string {\n  const preferred = occurrences(value, PREFERRED_QUOTE)\n  const fallback = occurrences(value, FALLBACK_QUOTE)\n  const quote = preferred > fallback ? FALLBACK_QUOTE : PREFERRED_QUOTE\n\n  return `${quote}${escapedFor(value, quote)}${quote}`\n}\n\n/** An object key, quoted only where it has to be. */\nexport function renderKey(key: string): string {\n  return BARE_KEY.test(key) ? key : quoteText(key)\n}\n\n/**\n * What can sit inside an emitted array.\n *\n * A comment is an entry rather than something a caller splices in around the\n * printer, because a `//` line is what forces the array to break — a\n * hand-assembled array with a section comment and one short entry would\n * otherwise be folded back onto one line and lose the comment's position.\n */\nexport type ArrayEntry =\n  | { kind: \"value\"; value: unknown }\n  | { kind: \"source\"; source: string }\n  | { kind: \"comment\"; text: string }\n\n/** Plain values as array entries. */\nexport function valueEntries(values: readonly unknown[]): ArrayEntry[] {\n  return values.map((value) => ({ kind: \"value\", value }))\n}\n\n/** A `//` line between an array's entries. */\nexport function commentEntry(text: string): ArrayEntry {\n  return { kind: \"comment\", text }\n}\n\n/** An expression written into an array as it stands, such as a spread. */\nexport function sourceEntry(source: string): ArrayEntry {\n  return { kind: \"source\", source }\n}\n\n/**\n * Where a value sits, which is the whole of what decides whether it stays flat.\n */\nexport type LinePosition = {\n  /** Columns of indentation the line starts at, and its closing line returns to. */\n  indent: number\n  /** What precedes the value on its first line, after the indentation. */\n  prefix: string\n  /** What follows the value on its last line. */\n  suffix: string\n}\n\n/** `<indent><prefix><value><suffix>`, broken across lines when it does not fit. */\nexport function renderValueLine(\n  value: unknown,\n  position: LinePosition\n): string {\n  return line(\n    renderValue(value, position),\n    movesBelowItsPrefix(value),\n    position\n  )\n}\n\n/** The same, for an array whose entries may be comments or written-out source. */\nexport function renderArrayLine(\n  entries: readonly ArrayEntry[],\n  position: LinePosition\n): string {\n  return line(renderArray(entries, position), entries.length === 0, position)\n}\n\n/** Which of the three shapes prettier gives a union where it sits. */\nexport type UnionLayout = \"inline\" | \"indented\" | \"stacked\"\n\n/** A union that has already left the line it was introduced on. */\nexport type BrokenUnionLayout = Exclude<UnionLayout, \"inline\">\n\n/** Where a union sits, which is what decides which shape it takes. */\nexport type UnionPosition = {\n  /** Columns before the union on the line it would sit inline on. */\n  headWidth: number\n  /** Columns after it on that same line. */\n  tailWidth: number\n  /** Indentation the union's own lines take once it leaves that line. */\n  bodyIndent: number\n}\n\n/**\n * The shape a union takes, which prettier decides in exactly this order:\n * inline while the whole line fits, then its own indented line while THAT\n * fits, and one member per line under a leading `|` only when neither does.\n */\nexport function unionLayout(\n  members: readonly string[],\n  position: UnionPosition\n): UnionLayout {\n  const flat = flatUnion(members)\n  const inlineWidth = position.headWidth + flat.length + position.tailWidth\n\n  return inlineWidth <= PRINT_WIDTH\n    ? \"inline\"\n    : brokenUnionLayout(members, position.bodyIndent)\n}\n\n/**\n * The same decision for a union that cannot be inline whatever its width — the\n * sectioned ones, whose `// Custom` heading has already broken the line.\n */\nexport function brokenUnionLayout(\n  members: readonly string[],\n  bodyIndent: number\n): BrokenUnionLayout {\n  return bodyIndent + flatUnion(members).length <= PRINT_WIDTH\n    ? \"indented\"\n    : \"stacked\"\n}\n\n/** A union's members as their own indented lines, in the shape `layout` names. */\nexport function renderUnionBody(\n  members: readonly string[],\n  layout: BrokenUnionLayout,\n  bodyIndent: number\n): string {\n  const padding = spaces(bodyIndent)\n\n  return layout === \"indented\"\n    ? `${padding}${flatUnion(members)}`\n    : members.map((member) => `${padding}| ${member}`).join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/** A union's members joined on one line. */\nexport function flatUnion(members: readonly string[]): string {\n  return members.join(\" | \")\n}\n\n/**\n * `import type { … } from '…'`, one specifier per line once the single-line\n * form no longer fits.\n */\nexport function renderTypeImportLine(\n  specifiers: readonly string[],\n  modulePath: string\n): string {\n  const from = ` from ${quoteText(modulePath)}`\n  const inline = `import type { ${specifiers.join(\", \")} }${from}`\n  if (inline.length <= PRINT_WIDTH) return inline\n\n  const lines = specifiers.map(\n    (specifier) => `${spaces(INDENT_STEP)}${specifier},`\n  )\n  return [\"import type {\", ...lines, `}${from}`].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * The finished line, with the value moved below the `key:` or `= ` that\n * introduces it when it is too wide to stay beside it.\n *\n * A value with a prefix of `\"\"` is an array element, which has nothing above it\n * to move under and stays where it is however wide it runs.\n */\nfunction line(\n  rendered: string,\n  mayMoveBelowPrefix: boolean,\n  position: LinePosition\n): string {\n  const prefix = position.prefix.trimEnd()\n  if (!mayMoveBelowPrefix || prefix === \"\" || fits(rendered, position)) {\n    return asLine(rendered, position)\n  }\n\n  const body = `${spaces(position.indent + INDENT_STEP)}${rendered}${position.suffix}`\n  return `${spaces(position.indent)}${prefix}\\n${body}`\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether prettier moves a value below its prefix rather than leaving it past\n * the print width.\n *\n * Nothing in this set can break INSIDE itself, so moving down is the only\n * shortening available to any of them — and the membership was measured\n * against prettier 3.9 rather than reasoned about, because it is not the set a\n * reader would predict: a string, a `null`, an empty array and an empty record\n * all move, while a number and a boolean stay on the line however far past the\n * width they run.\n */\nfunction movesBelowItsPrefix(value: unknown): boolean {\n  if (typeof value === \"string\" || value === null) return true\n  if (Array.isArray(value)) return value.length === 0\n  return isKeyedRecord(value) && Object.keys(value).length === 0\n}\n\nfunction asLine(rendered: string, position: LinePosition): string {\n  return `${spaces(position.indent)}${position.prefix}${rendered}${position.suffix}`\n}\n\n/** A value's own text — continuation lines indented, prefix and suffix excluded. */\nfunction renderValue(value: unknown, position: LinePosition): string {\n  if (Array.isArray(value)) return renderArray(valueEntries(value), position)\n  if (isKeyedRecord(value)) return renderRecord(value, position)\n  return renderScalar(value)\n}\n\nfunction renderArray(\n  entries: readonly 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const flat = flatRecord(record)\n  if (fits(flat, position)) return flat\n\n  const inner = position.indent + INDENT_STEP\n  const lines = properties.map(([key, value]) =>\n    renderValueLine(value, {\n      indent: inner,\n      prefix: `${renderKey(key)}: `,\n      suffix: \",\",\n    })\n  )\n  return [\"{\", ...lines, `${spaces(position.indent)}}`].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/** The one-line form of an array, or nothing when a comment forbids one. */\nfunction flatArray(entries: readonly ArrayEntry[]): string | undefined {\n  const items: string[] = []\n\n  for (const entry of entries) {\n    // A `//` line cannot be folded back onto one line, so an array holding one\n    // has no flat form at all.\n    if (entry.kind === \"comment\") return undefined\n    items.push(entry.kind === \"source\" ? entry.source : flatValue(entry.value))\n  }\n\n  return flatList(items)\n}\n\nfunction flatValue(value: unknown): string {\n  if (Array.isArray(value)) return flatList(value.map(flatValue))\n  if (isKeyedRecord(value)) return flatRecord(value)\n  return renderScalar(value)\n}\n\nfunction flatList(items: readonly string[]): string {\n  return items.length === 0 ? EMPTY_ARRAY : `[${items.join(\", \")}]`\n}\n\nfunction flatRecord(record: Record<string, unknown>): string {\n  const properties = Object.entries(record).map(\n    ([key, value]) => `${renderKey(key)}: ${flatValue(value)}`\n  )\n  return properties.length === 0 ? EMPTY_RECORD : `{ ${properties.join(\", \")} }`\n}\n\nfunction renderScalar(value: unknown): string {\n  return typeof value === \"string\" ? quoteText(value) : String(value)\n}\n\nfunction fits(flat: string, position: LinePosition): boolean {\n  const width =\n    position.indent +\n    position.prefix.length +\n    flat.length +\n    position.suffix.length\n\n  return width <= PRINT_WIDTH\n}\n\nfunction occurrences(value: string, character: string): number {\n  return value.split(character).length - 1\n}\n\n/**\n * A string's body under one enclosing quote: JSON's own escaping, with the\n * escape moved off the double quote and onto whichever quote encloses it.\n */\nfunction escapedFor(value: string, quote: string): string {\n  const jsonBody = JSON.stringify(value).slice(1, -1)\n  if (quote === FALLBACK_QUOTE) return jsonBody\n\n  return jsonBody.replaceAll('\\\\\"', '\"').replaceAll(\"'\", \"\\\\'\")\n}\n\n/** That many columns of padding. */\nexport function spaces(count: number): string {\n  return \" \".repeat(count)\n}\n","// Type-safe Object.entries that preserves key types (avoids `as [K, V][]` casts)\nexport function typedEntries<K extends string, V>(\n  obj: Partial<Record<K, V>>\n): [K, V][] {\n  return Object.entries(obj) as [K, V][]\n}\n\n// Type-safe Object.keys that preserves key types (avoids `as K[]` casts)\nexport function typedKeys<K extends string>(\n  obj: Partial<Record<K, unknown>>\n): K[] {\n  return Object.keys(obj) as K[]\n}\n\n// Type-safe Object.fromEntries that preserves key types (avoids `as Partial<Record<K, V>>` casts)\nexport function typedFromEntries<K extends string, V>(\n  entries: Iterable<readonly [K, V]>\n): Partial<Record<K, V>> {\n  return Object.fromEntries(entries) as Partial<Record<K, V>>\n}\n","import { indexBy, omit, pick, uniqueBy } from \"remeda\";\nimport { HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS } from \"@workspace/compile/config-source\";\n\nimport type { ProjectConfig } from \"../../types\";\nimport type { AgentScopeConfig, SkillConfig } from \"../../types/config\";\nimport { getProjectConfigPath } from \"../installation/install-base-dir\";\nimport { loadProjectConfig, type LoadedProjectConfig } from \"./project-config\";\nimport { loadProjectSourceConfig } from \"./config\";\nimport { isGlobalTombstone, isProjectOwned, type ScopedEntry } from \"./scope-predicates\";\n\n/**\n * How authoritative `newConfig` is over entries absent from it:\n *  - `\"all\"`  — global-context EDIT at ~/: the wizard loaded the ENTIRE global config, so any\n *               absent agent/skill was removed. Every existing entry is in scope.\n *  - `\"owned\"` — project-context EDIT: the wizard loaded the full project roster and owns only\n *               PROJECT-OWNED entries (project-scoped + the project's own global tombstones).\n *               Inherited global-active entries are read-only and are always preserved.\n *  - `undefined` — init / non-edit merges: additive union-preserve (never drop absent entries).\n */\nexport type AuthoritativeScope = \"all\" | \"owned\";\n\nexport type MergeContext = {\n  projectDir: string;\n  authoritativeScope?: AuthoritativeScope;\n};\n\nexport type MergeResult = {\n  config: ProjectConfig;\n  merged: boolean;\n  existingConfigPath?: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Compound identity key for an agent entry. Includes scope and the excluded\n * discriminator so that `{name, scope:\"project\"}` and `{name, scope:\"global\"}`\n * (and their tombstone variants) are treated as distinct entries rather than\n * collapsed onto `name` alone.\n */\nconst agentKey = (a: AgentScopeConfig): string =>\n  `${a.name}:${a.scope}${a.excluded ? \":excluded\" : \"\"}`;\n\n/**\n * Compound identity key for a skill entry. Same shape as {@link agentKey}:\n * `id:scope` for actives, `id:scope:excluded` for tombstones. Prevents the\n * class of bugs where two distinct-scope entries collide onto `id`.\n */\nconst skillKey = (s: SkillConfig): string => `${s.id}:${s.scope}${s.excluded ? \":excluded\" : \"\"}`;\n\n/** How one roster's entries are told apart: the compound key, and the name or id it extends. */\ntype RosterIdentity<Entry> = {\n  keyOf: (entry: Entry) => string;\n  identityOf: (entry: Entry) => string;\n};\n\nconst AGENT_IDENTITY: RosterIdentity<AgentScopeConfig> = {\n  keyOf: agentKey,\n  identityOf: (agent) => agent.name,\n};\n\nconst SKILL_IDENTITY: RosterIdentity<SkillConfig> = {\n  keyOf: skillKey,\n  identityOf: (skill) => skill.id,\n};\n\n/**\n * True when an existing entry is within the current edit session's authority, so its absence\n * from `newConfig` means a deliberate removal (drop) rather than an untouched entry (preserve).\n *\n * `\"all\"` (global edit): every entry is owned. `\"owned\"` (project edit): only project-scoped\n * entries and the project's own global tombstones — inherited global-active entries belong to\n * the global config and must never be dropped from a project edit.\n */\nfunction isWithinSessionAuthority(entry: ScopedEntry, scope: AuthoritativeScope): boolean {\n  if (scope === \"all\") return true;\n  return isProjectOwned(entry);\n}\n\n/**\n * One roster — agents or skills — merged by the rules {@link mergeConfigs} states: an existing\n * entry is replaced by the incoming entry with its compound key, dropped when the incoming roster\n * manages its name/id under another key, dropped when it was the project's dual-scope entry and\n * the incoming roster carries nothing for it, dropped when an authoritative session left it out,\n * and otherwise preserved. Incoming entries with new keys are appended, and the result is deduped\n * by compound key, keeping the first occurrence.\n */\nfunction mergeRoster<Entry extends ScopedEntry>(\n  incoming: Entry[],\n  existing: Entry[],\n  identity: RosterIdentity<Entry>,\n  authoritativeScope: AuthoritativeScope | undefined,\n): Entry[] {\n  const incomingByKey = indexBy(incoming, identity.keyOf);\n  const incomingIdentities = new Set(incoming.map(identity.identityOf));\n  const existingKeys = new Set(existing.map(identity.keyOf));\n  // Names/ids the project managed as dual-scope this session: a global tombstone in the existing\n  // config marks an entry whose global install the project actively overrode. When the incoming\n  // roster carries NO entry for such a name, the user fully deselected the dual-scope row — both\n  // the lingering active project entry and the stale tombstone must drop together, not be\n  // preserved — the full-deselect case.\n  const dualScopeIdentities = new Set(existing.filter(isGlobalTombstone).map(identity.identityOf));\n\n  const updatedExisting = existing.flatMap((entry) => {\n    const matching = incomingByKey[identity.keyOf(entry)];\n    if (matching !== undefined) return [matching];\n    // Name is actively managed by the incoming roster but this exact (scope, excluded) slot is\n    // NOT in it → the wizard intentionally dropped this row (scope migration or tombstone\n    // cleanup). Drop it.\n    if (incomingIdentities.has(identity.identityOf(entry))) return [];\n    if (dualScopeIdentities.has(identity.identityOf(entry))) return [];\n    // Authoritative edit: an in-authority entry absent from the incoming roster (even a plain\n    // active one with no tombstone) was deselected and must be dropped.\n    if (authoritativeScope && isWithinSessionAuthority(entry, authoritativeScope)) return [];\n    return [entry];\n  });\n  const added = incoming.filter((entry) => !existingKeys.has(identity.keyOf(entry)));\n  return uniqueBy([...updatedExisting, ...added], identity.keyOf);\n}\n\ntype MergeOptions = Pick<MergeContext, \"authoritativeScope\">;\n\n/**\n * Pure merge logic: existing values take precedence for identity fields;\n * agents and skills are merged so that `newConfig` is authoritative for every\n * `name`/`id` it references. Existing entries survive in-place when their\n * compound key matches a new entry (same name, scope, excluded). Existing\n * entries whose NAME/ID appears in new but whose compound key does NOT match\n * a new entry are dropped — this is how scope migrations (P→G, G→P) remove\n * stale rows and how P→G tombstone removal is honored. Existing entries whose\n * name/ID is absent from new are preserved unchanged — EXCEPT names/ids the\n * project owned as dual-scope this session (they carry a global tombstone in the\n * existing config): when new carries nothing for such a name, the user fully\n * deselected the dual-scope row, so both the lingering active project entry and\n * the stale tombstone are dropped together — the full-deselect case.\n *\n * A final compound-key dedup (keeping first occurrence, which in our concat\n * order is the existing-derived or first-new entry) collapses any pre-existing\n * on-disk corruption rather than carrying multiplied duplicates forward.\n *\n * Dual-scope semantics (active at one scope + excluded tombstone at another)\n * are preserved because `newConfig.agents`/`newConfig.skills` carry BOTH\n * entries for the same name/id when that dual state is legitimate (wizard\n * output from `generateProjectConfigFromSkills` + `toggleAgentScope`).\n *\n * Root cause of the duplicate rows this key fixes: the prior name-only key collapsed\n * distinct-scope entries, and the positional `.map()` over existing rewrote\n * every collision slot — multiplying pre-existing duplicates and failing to\n * drop stale rows on scope migration.\n *\n * `authoritativeScope`: a full `cc edit` pass presents the complete roster\n * the wizard could edit, so an entry within that authority which is absent from `newConfig` was\n * deliberately removed and must be dropped (even a plain active entry with no tombstone), rather\n * than union-preserved. `\"all\"` (global edit) covers every entry; `\"owned\"` (project edit) covers\n * only project-scoped entries and the project's own global tombstones — inherited global-active\n * entries are always preserved. `undefined` (init) keeps additive union-preserve.\n *\n * A skill the wizard could not resolve from the loaded source this session is NOT exempt from that\n * drop: it is removed like any other absent entry, and `edit` names it and says why in its Changes\n * block. Exempting it used to keep an entry in `config.ts` that the same run's summary announced as\n * gone and the compiled agent no longer carried — three surfaces, three answers about one skill.\n */\nexport function mergeConfigs(\n  newConfig: ProjectConfig,\n  existingConfig: ProjectConfig,\n  options?: MergeOptions,\n): ProjectConfig {\n  const merged = { ...newConfig };\n\n  if (existingConfig.name) {\n    merged.name = existingConfig.name;\n  }\n\n  if (existingConfig.description) {\n    merged.description = existingConfig.description;\n  }\n\n  if (existingConfig.marketplace && !newConfig.marketplace) {\n    merged.marketplace = existingConfig.marketplace;\n  }\n\n  merged.agents = mergeRoster(\n    merged.agents,\n    existingConfig.agents,\n    AGENT_IDENTITY,\n    options?.authoritativeScope,\n  );\n  merged.skills = mergeRoster(\n    merged.skills,\n    existingConfig.skills,\n    SKILL_IDENTITY,\n    options?.authoritativeScope,\n  );\n\n  // Stack is the pure output of the mutator — trust newConfig.stack whenever it\n  // is defined. Only fall back to existingConfig.stack when the new config has\n  // none (preserves existing during non-stack-touching operations).\n  if (newConfig.stack === undefined && existingConfig.stack) {\n    merged.stack = existingConfig.stack;\n  }\n\n  if (existingConfig.author) {\n    merged.author = existingConfig.author;\n  }\n\n  if (existingConfig.agentsSource) {\n    merged.agentsSource = existingConfig.agentsSource;\n  }\n\n  // The existing name labels the marketplace it was recorded beside. A project set up from another\n  // merges over the GLOBAL config, and that name would otherwise be written in as the project's.\n  if (existingConfig.marketplaceName && merged.marketplace === existingConfig.marketplace) {\n    merged.marketplaceName = existingConfig.marketplaceName;\n  }\n\n  // Written by hand into this file and by nothing the session produces, so the file is their only\n  // record: a rewrite that dropped them put a white-labelled install back on the shipped name.\n  Object.assign(merged, pick(existingConfig, HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS));\n\n  // Preserve the registered project paths from the existing (global) config — the wizard\n  // result never carries them, and losing them silently disables propagation of global\n  // changes to registered projects — the tombstone reconcile never runs.\n  if (existingConfig.projects && !newConfig.projects) {\n    merged.projects = existingConfig.projects;\n  }\n\n  return merged;\n}\n\n/**\n * The config the merge reconciles against, wearing an identity this directory can own.\n *\n * `loadProjectConfig` falls back to `os.homedir()` for a project that carries no config of\n * its own, so a first save into a project sitting under an existing global install\n * reconciles against the GLOBAL config — whose `name` identifies that installation and no\n * directory here. `mergeConfigs`' identity-field carry-forward would then stamp it onto the\n * project's own file.\n *\n * The carry-forward itself is intentional and stays: a project's OWN prior config is how a\n * hand-renamed `config.ts` keeps its name across saves. What decides between the two is the\n * provenance of the load, which is known here and nowhere inside the pure merge — so a\n * config that came from the home fallback lends this save every field except its name and its\n * {@link HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS}. A project that declares none of those reads the global's at run\n * time, so a copy lent here would become the project's own and keep the old value after the\n * global changed.\n */\nfunction existingConfigForMerge(\n  loaded: LoadedProjectConfig,\n  projectDir: string,\n  ownName: string,\n): ProjectConfig {\n  // Against the SAME installation's path: the load says which provider it came out of, and a\n  // comparison against another provider's file would read a project's own config as inherited.\n  const isProjectsOwnFile = loaded.configPath === getProjectConfigPath(projectDir, loaded.provider);\n  if (isProjectsOwnFile) return loaded.config;\n\n  return { ...omit(loaded.config, HAND_WRITTEN_FIELDS), name: ownName };\n}\n\nexport async function mergeWithExistingConfig(\n  newConfig: ProjectConfig,\n  context: MergeContext,\n): Promise<MergeResult> {\n  const existingFullConfig = await loadProjectConfig(context.projectDir);\n  if (existingFullConfig) {\n    // A full `cc edit` pass loads the complete roster, so newConfig is authoritative over the\n    // entries it owns — every entry for a global edit (`\"all\"`), or project-owned entries for a\n    // project edit (`\"owned\"`). Absent owned entries were deselected and are dropped rather than\n    // union-preserved. Init leaves the scope undefined (additive union).\n    const existingConfig = existingConfigForMerge(\n      existingFullConfig,\n      context.projectDir,\n      newConfig.name,\n    );\n    const config = mergeConfigs(newConfig, existingConfig, {\n      ...(context.authoritativeScope !== undefined && {\n        authoritativeScope: context.authoritativeScope,\n      }),\n    });\n\n    return {\n      config,\n      merged: true,\n      existingConfigPath: existingFullConfig.configPath,\n    };\n  }\n\n  // No existing full config, try simple project source config for author/agentsSource.\n  // ABORT on an unreadable config, and unreachable here: `loadProjectConfig` above reads the same\n  // file and already threw `ConfigLoadError` for one it could not load, so this rung is only\n  // reached when there is no config to read.\n  const localConfig = { ...newConfig };\n  const existingProjectConfig = await loadProjectSourceConfig(context.projectDir);\n  if (existingProjectConfig?.author) {\n    localConfig.author = existingProjectConfig.author;\n  }\n  if (existingProjectConfig?.agentsSource) {\n    localConfig.agentsSource = existingProjectConfig.agentsSource;\n  }\n\n  return { config: localConfig, merged: false };\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport type { Provider } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type { ProjectConfig, ValidationResult } from \"../../types\";\nimport { normalizeStackRecord } from \"../stacks/stacks-loader\";\nimport { projectConfigLoaderSchema } from \"../schemas\";\nimport { formatZodErrors } from \"../schema-validator\";\nimport { getProjectConfigPath } from \"../installation/install-base-dir\";\nimport { providerInUse } from \"../installation/install-layout\";\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"../installation/is-home-directory\";\nimport type { ScopeKind } from \"../installation/source-scopes\";\nimport { loadConfig, NO_VALID_DEFAULT_EXPORT } from \"./config-loader\";\n\nexport type LoadedProjectConfig = {\n  config: ProjectConfig;\n  configPath: string;\n  /**\n   * Which installation this config was read out of.\n   *\n   * It says which installation the caller is holding, never which folder name it was found\n   * under: a pre-rename `.claude-src/` answers `claude` exactly as `.agents-inc/claude/` does.\n   * Carried on the read because nothing inside the file records it — the folder is the only\n   * record — so a caller that has to write back, compile, or name a host directory would\n   * otherwise have to re-derive the provider and could derive a different one.\n   */\n  provider: Provider;\n};\n\n/**\n * Thrown when a project config file exists on disk but cannot be loaded into a\n * usable config — a syntax/evaluation error, no default export, or a shape the\n * loader schema rejects. This is deliberately distinct from a MISSING file\n * (which is a legitimate `null`): a corrupt config is an error that callers must\n * surface, never swallow into `null`. Collapsing both into `null` let a broken\n * install pass as absent (e.g. `compile` treating it as config-less and\n * resurrecting every built-in agent).\n *\n * It carries whose installation the file is, because a refusal read from a project can be about\n * either config the project uses, and the way out — `uninstall`, then `init` — is run from the\n * folder holding the broken one: the home directory for the global config.\n */\nexport class ConfigLoadError extends Error {\n  readonly scope: ScopeKind;\n\n  constructor(\n    readonly configPath: string,\n    readonly reason: string,\n    /** The directory whose installation this config is: a project, or the home directory. */\n    readonly scopeRoot: string,\n  ) {\n    super(`Config at '${configPath}' could not be loaded: ${reason}`);\n    this.name = \"ConfigLoadError\";\n    this.scope = isHomeDirectory(scopeRoot) ? \"global\" : \"project\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Load project config from a specific directory only (no global fallback).\n *\n * Returns `null` only when the config file does not exist. When the file exists\n * but cannot be parsed into a usable config, throws {@link ConfigLoadError} —\n * the caller decides how to report it.\n *\n * The two lines it announces name the scope of the file it read, the way\n * `loadSourceConfig`'s already do: the config at the home root is the GLOBAL one,\n * and a run there that calls it a project config names a file that is not there.\n */\nexport async function loadProjectConfigFromDir(\n  projectDir: string,\n  provider: Provider,\n): Promise<LoadedProjectConfig | null> {\n  return loadProjectConfigAt(getProjectConfigPath(projectDir, provider), projectDir, provider);\n}\n\n/**\n * {@link loadProjectConfigFromDir} for a config at a path the caller names rather than the one the\n * resolver picks — the second of a scope's two source folders, which the resolver never reads.\n * Same contract: `null` only when the file is absent, {@link ConfigLoadError} when it is there and\n * cannot be loaded.\n */\nexport async function loadProjectConfigAt(\n  configPath: string,\n  projectDir: string,\n  provider: Provider,\n): Promise<LoadedProjectConfig | null> {\n  const scope = isHomeDirectory(projectDir) ? \"global\" : \"project\";\n  const scopeLabel = scope === \"project\" ? \"Project\" : \"Global\";\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(configPath))) {\n    verbose(`${scopeLabel} config not found at ${configPath}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  // The file exists. From here, any failure to produce a usable config means the\n  // file is corrupt — surface it as ConfigLoadError rather than returning `null`,\n  // which is indistinguishable from \"missing\".\n  let raw: unknown;\n  try {\n    // Load raw object and validate with Zod (lenient schema accepts custom values via z.string() casts)\n    raw = await loadConfig<ProjectConfig>(configPath);\n  } catch (error) {\n    throw new ConfigLoadError(configPath, getErrorMessage(error), projectDir);\n  }\n\n  if (!raw || typeof raw !== \"object\") {\n    throw new ConfigLoadError(configPath, NO_VALID_DEFAULT_EXPORT, projectDir);\n  }\n\n  const result = projectConfigLoaderSchema.safeParse(raw);\n  if (!result.success) {\n    throw new ConfigLoadError(configPath, formatZodErrors(result.error).join(\"; \"), projectDir);\n  }\n\n  // Normalize the loose stack values (bare strings, objects, arrays) BEFORE claiming\n  // ProjectConfig, so the boundary cast below is the only one on this path.\n  const parsed = result.data;\n  const normalizedStack = parsed.stack ? normalizeStackRecord(parsed.stack) : undefined;\n  if (parsed.name === undefined) {\n    warn(\n      `Project config at '${configPath}' is missing required 'name' field — defaulting to directory name`,\n    );\n  }\n  if (parsed.skills === undefined) {\n    warn(`Project config at '${configPath}' is missing 'skills' array — defaulting to empty`);\n  }\n\n  // The defaults are applied here rather than mutated in afterwards, so the cast is the\n  // last thing that happens and ProjectConfig's required fields are genuinely present.\n  // `agents` is defaulted for the same reason `skills` is: the loader schema admits its\n  // absence, ProjectConfig declares it required, and every caller was paying for the gap\n  // with a `?? []` the type said was dead.\n  //\n  // Boundary cast: the loader schema is lenient about the string unions (category, slug,\n  // domain), so the literal still does not satisfy ProjectConfig even with the defaults in\n  // place; validateProjectConfig enforces the strict shape after load.\n  // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/consistent-type-assertions -- see above\n  const config = {\n    ...parsed,\n    name: parsed.name ?? path.basename(projectDir),\n    skills: parsed.skills ?? [],\n    agents: parsed.agents ?? [],\n    ...(normalizedStack && { stack: normalizedStack }),\n  } as ProjectConfig;\n\n  verbose(`Loaded ${scope} config from ${configPath}`);\n  return {\n    config,\n    configPath,\n    provider,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The config of whichever installation `dir` holds, read off the folder.\n *\n * The sibling of `getInstalledConfigPath`, and the form every caller that holds a directory and\n * no provider wants: the alternative is that same resolution written out at each of them, which\n * is one concept with several definitions and no name.\n */\nexport async function loadInstalledConfig(dir: string): Promise<LoadedProjectConfig | null> {\n  return loadProjectConfigFromDir(dir, providerInUse(dir));\n}\n\n/**\n * The directories whose config a run reads: the project's own, plus the global one it\n * inlines. At the home root the two collapse into one.\n */\nexport function configDirsInPlay(projectDir: string): string[] {\n  return isHomeDirectory(projectDir) ? [projectDir] : [projectDir, os.homedir()];\n}\n\n/**\n * Every config a run would read that exists and cannot be loaded, in the order the run reads\n * them. A directory whose config is absent (legitimate) or loads contributes nothing; any other\n * failure is a real fault and propagates.\n *\n * Exported rather than kept private to its first caller because two surfaces have to agree on\n * exactly which configs are in play: `BaseCommand.ensureConfigReadable`, which refuses to run over\n * one it cannot read, and `doctor`, which reports the same fault. Two answers to that question is\n * how the CLI ended up refusing a file in one command and calling it missing in another.\n */\nexport async function findConfigLoadFailures(projectDir: string): Promise<ConfigLoadError[]> {\n  const outcomes = await Promise.all(configDirsInPlay(projectDir).map(configLoadFailure));\n  return outcomes.filter((failure): failure is ConfigLoadError => failure !== undefined);\n}\n\nasync function configLoadFailure(dir: string): Promise<ConfigLoadError | undefined> {\n  try {\n    await loadInstalledConfig(dir);\n    return undefined;\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (error instanceof ConfigLoadError) return error;\n    throw error;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Load the config of the installation this run is about: the project's own, falling back to the\n * global one.\n *\n * **The fallback stays inside one provider, and the provider is read off the project rather than\n * passed in.** Each provider family inherits only within itself — the owner's ruling, and what\n * `.agents-inc/claude/` beside `.agents-inc/codex/` means — so a Codex project under a Claude\n * global inherits nothing, exactly as it would if the global were absent.\n *\n * The provider is resolved here rather than at each of the dozen callers because every one of\n * them holds a project directory and nothing else: twelve copies of the same resolution is twelve\n * places for it to drift, and the answer comes back on {@link LoadedProjectConfig.provider} for\n * the callers that need it. A caller that knows which installation it wants asks\n * {@link loadProjectConfigFromDir} by name instead.\n */\nexport async function loadProjectConfig(projectDir: string): Promise<LoadedProjectConfig | null> {\n  const provider = providerInUse(projectDir);\n  const projectResult = await loadProjectConfigFromDir(projectDir, provider);\n  if (projectResult) return projectResult;\n\n  // Global fallback: try home directory\n  const homeDir = os.homedir();\n  if (!isHomeDirectory(projectDir)) {\n    return loadProjectConfigFromDir(homeDir, provider);\n  }\n\n  return null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates a loaded config value. Shape validity is defined by\n * `projectConfigLoaderSchema` (the single definition); on top of the schema's\n * lenient shape, a usable project config additionally requires `name` and\n * `agents` to be present.\n */\nexport function validateProjectConfig(config: unknown): ValidationResult {\n  const result = projectConfigLoaderSchema.safeParse(config);\n  if (!result.success) {\n    return { valid: false, errors: formatZodErrors(result.error), warnings: [] };\n  }\n\n  const errors = [\n    ...(result.data.name ? [] : [\"name is required and must be a string\"]),\n    ...(result.data.agents ? [] : [\"agents is required and must be an array\"]),\n  ];\n  return { valid: errors.length === 0, errors, warnings: [] };\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { flatMap, groupBy, mapValues, partition, pipe, unique, uniqueBy } from \"remeda\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { matrix } from \"../matrix/matrix-provider\";\nimport type {\n  AgentName,\n  SkillAssignment,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillReference,\n  Stack,\n  StackAgentConfig,\n  Category,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport { stacksConfigSchema } from \"../schemas\";\nimport { typedEntries } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { isSkillAssignment } from \"../../utils/type-guards\";\nimport { LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY, STACKS_FILE_PATH } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { loadConfig } from \"../configuration/config-loader\";\nimport { offersBuiltInStacks } from \"../configuration/config\";\nimport { defaultStacks } from \"../configuration/default-stacks\";\n\nconst stacksCache = new Map<string, Stack[]>();\n\n/**\n * Normalizes a raw agent config (from Zod-parsed config) to StackAgentConfig.\n * Converts bare strings to `{ id, preloaded: false }` and wraps single values in arrays.\n * Used by both loadStacks() and loadProjectConfig() to handle all 3 config formats:\n *   1. bare string: `framework: \"web-framework-react\"`\n *   2. single object: `framework: { id: \"web-framework-react\", preloaded: true }`\n *   3. array: `methodology: [{ id: ..., preloaded: true }, { id: ... }]`\n */\nexport function normalizeAgentConfig(agentConfig: Record<string, unknown>): StackAgentConfig {\n  // Boundary casts: Zod-parsed config has loose types (bare strings, objects, arrays)\n  // that are normalized to typed SkillAssignment[] values\n  return mapValues(agentConfig, (value) => {\n    const items = Array.isArray(value) ? value : [value];\n    return items.map((item): SkillAssignment => {\n      if (typeof item === \"string\") return { id: item as SkillId, preloaded: false };\n      if (isSkillAssignment(item)) return item;\n      warn(`Malformed skill assignment in stack data: ${JSON.stringify(item)}`);\n      return item as SkillAssignment;\n    });\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * Where the live catalog says a skill's entry belongs, or `undefined` when it\n * has nothing to say: an id the matrix does not carry (local, marketplace, or\n * withdrawn) and a skill in the `local` pseudo-category both leave the key the\n * config already spells as the only word available.\n */\nfunction liveCategoryOf(skillId: SkillId): Category | undefined {\n  const category = matrix.skills[skillId]?.category;\n  if (category === undefined || category === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) return undefined;\n  // TypeScript narrows CategoryPath to Category after excluding \"local\"\n  return category;\n}\n\ntype PlacedAssignment = {\n  storedCategory: Category;\n  liveCategory: Category;\n  assignment: SkillAssignment;\n};\n\nfunction placeAssignments(agentConfig: StackAgentConfig): PlacedAssignment[] {\n  return typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentConfig).flatMap(\n    ([storedCategory, assignments]) =>\n      // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n      (assignments ?? []).map((assignment) => ({\n        storedCategory,\n        liveCategory: liveCategoryOf(assignment.id) ?? storedCategory,\n        assignment,\n      })),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * One agent's saved stack re-keyed under each skill's live category.\n *\n * A persisted `stack` block names the category each skill sat in when it was\n * written, and every consumer downstream — the generator's preservation\n * lookup, the load-state lookup, the compiled agent's usage line — asks the\n * live catalog. When a release moves a skill between categories the two stop\n * agreeing, and a saved entry nobody can find is a saved entry nobody keeps.\n * Re-keying here is what keeps the question answerable: the category is where\n * an entry is STORED, the id is which skill it names, and only the id is\n * identity.\n *\n * A skill already under its live category wins any collision with a stale\n * duplicate of itself — it is the current word for that pair, and one skill\n * may appear once per agent.\n */\nfunction rekeyToLiveCategories(agentConfig: StackAgentConfig): StackAgentConfig {\n  const [settled, moved] = partition(\n    placeAssignments(agentConfig),\n    (placed) => placed.liveCategory === placed.storedCategory,\n  );\n\n  if (moved.length > 0) {\n    verbose(\n      `Re-keyed stack entries to their live category: ` +\n        moved\n          .map((p) => `${p.assignment.id} (${p.storedCategory} -> ${p.liveCategory})`)\n          .join(\", \"),\n    );\n  }\n\n  return mapValues(\n    groupBy([...settled, ...moved], (placed) => placed.liveCategory),\n    (placed) =>\n      uniqueBy(\n        placed.map((p) => p.assignment),\n        (assignment) => assignment.id,\n      ),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Normalizes a raw stack record (agent -> raw category config) to the typed form.\n * Applies normalizeAgentConfig to each agent entry, then re-keys the result to\n * the live catalog (see {@link rekeyToLiveCategories}).\n *\n * This is the PERSISTED-CONFIG boundary — `loadProjectConfigFromDir` and the\n * config gate's writer entry. A source's `stacks.ts` deliberately does not pass\n * through here: its category key is the author's heading for the agent prompt,\n * shipped alongside the catalog it references, so there is no drift to\n * reconcile and nothing to overrule.\n */\nexport function normalizeStackRecord(\n  rawStack: Record<string, Record<string, unknown>>,\n): Record<string, StackAgentConfig> {\n  return mapValues(rawStack, (agentConfig) =>\n    rekeyToLiveCategories(normalizeAgentConfig(agentConfig)),\n  );\n}\n\nexport async function loadStacks(configDir: string, stacksFile?: string): Promise<Stack[]> {\n  const resolvedStacksFile = stacksFile ?? STACKS_FILE_PATH;\n  const cacheKey = `${configDir}:${resolvedStacksFile}`;\n  const cached = stacksCache.get(cacheKey);\n  if (cached) return cached;\n\n  const stacksPath = path.join(configDir, resolvedStacksFile);\n\n  try {\n    const raw = await loadConfig(stacksPath, stacksConfigSchema);\n\n    if (raw == null) {\n      verbose(`No stacks file found at ${stacksPath}`);\n      return [];\n    }\n\n    // Normalize: all values to SkillAssignment[] so StackAgentConfig is always SkillAssignment[]\n    // Boundary casts: Zod stacksConfigSchema outputs loose Record types;\n    // narrowing to Stack[\"agents\"] after normalization guarantees SkillAssignment[] values\n    const stacks: Stack[] = raw.stacks.map((stack) => ({\n      ...stack,\n      agents: mapValues(\n        stack.agents as Partial<Record<AgentName, Record<string, unknown>>>,\n        (agentConfig) => normalizeAgentConfig(agentConfig),\n      ),\n    }));\n\n    stacksCache.set(cacheKey, stacks);\n    verbose(`Loaded ${stacks.length} stacks from ${stacksPath}`);\n\n    return stacks;\n  } catch (error) {\n    const errorMessage = getErrorMessage(error);\n    throw new Error(`Failed to load stacks from '${stacksPath}': ${errorMessage}`, {\n      cause: error,\n    });\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * One stack by id, scoped the way the wizard's stack step is.\n *\n * The source's own stacks answer first. The CLI's built-in catalogue stands in\n * only for the public catalogue — the same rule `resolveOfferedStacks` applies to\n * the list the wizard offers, read from the same {@link offersBuiltInStacks} so\n * the two cannot answer differently. They are a pair: that one decides what is\n * OFFERED and this one resolves what was PICKED, so a rule they disagree on\n * offers a stack and then refuses to install it.\n *\n * Under any other source a built-in id names a stack that source does not have,\n * and answering with one would install stacks written against a different\n * catalogue of skills, under a name the user never asked for. Null is the honest\n * answer there; the callers name the id they asked for.\n */\nexport async function loadStackById(\n  stackId: string,\n  configDir: string,\n  source: string,\n): Promise<Stack | null> {\n  const stacks = await loadStacks(configDir);\n  const stack = stacks.find((s) => s.id === stackId);\n\n  if (stack) {\n    verbose(`Found stack: ${stack.name} (${stackId})`);\n    return stack;\n  }\n\n  if (!(await offersBuiltInStacks(configDir, source))) {\n    verbose(\n      `Marketplace '${source}' does not ship stack '${stackId}', and gets no built-in stand-in`,\n    );\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const defaultStack = defaultStacks.find((s) => s.id === stackId) ?? null;\n  if (defaultStack) {\n    verbose(`Found default stack: ${defaultStack.name} (${stackId})`);\n  } else {\n    verbose(`Stack '${stackId}' not found in the default marketplace or the built-ins`);\n  }\n  return defaultStack;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a null from {@link loadStackById} means, said once.\n *\n * Both callers turn that null into a failure, and both have to name the id they\n * asked for and the source they asked — a stack that cannot be found is only\n * actionable if the message says which stack and where it was looked for. One\n * definition so the two surfaces cannot describe the same rule differently.\n */\nexport function stackNotOfferedMessage(stackId: string, source: string): string {\n  return (\n    `Stack '${stackId}' is not a stack the source '${source}' offers. ` +\n    `A marketplace ships its own stacks; the CLI's built-in ones belong to the default ` +\n    `public marketplace alone.`\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The sentence a skill's cue falls back to when the skill states none of its own — the category\n * key, as a whole sentence, because `agent.liquid` renders it verbatim as a bullet.\n *\n * Exported because more than one surface must produce it word for word, which is the carve-out\n * CLAUDE.md makes for a definition every caller is meant to reach rather than restate.\n * `registerSkillOnDisk` in `seed/external-skills.ts` is the second caller: a carried skill's\n * cue is reachable by two routes — that file writes it into the installed `metadata.yaml`, and\n * {@link statedUsageFor} answers for it during the run that seats it, before any metadata exists\n * — so two spellings meant one sub-agent could read a different sentence for the same skill\n * depending on which command last touched it. The editor's preview\n * (`apps/editor/src/features/configure/lib/output-preview.ts`) mirrors this one deliberately\n * rather than importing it.\n */\nexport function defaultUsageGuidance(category: string): string {\n  return `Use when working with ${category}.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * The one sentence a compiled sub-agent reads as its cue to load a skill.\n *\n * Every skill states that sentence for itself in its `metadata.yaml` `usageGuidance`, so the\n * catalogue's own words are what a reference carries. {@link defaultUsageGuidance} is what remains\n * when there is nothing to read — an id the matrix does not carry (local, marketplace, withdrawn),\n * or one it carries that states no guidance, which is ordinary rather than malformed since the\n * field is optional on `SkillCore` and on `matrixRawMetadataSchema`.\n *\n * A BLANK sentence counts as none, and `??` alone does not say so: `usageGuidance` is\n * `z.string().exactOptional()`, so a catalogue stating an empty string is valid — and an empty\n * bullet is a row of the activation protocol saying nothing, which is strictly worse than the\n * category sentence it displaced.\n */\nfunction statedUsageFor(skillId: SkillId, category: Category): string {\n  const stated = matrix.skills[skillId]?.usageGuidance;\n  return stated !== undefined && stated.trim() !== \"\" ? stated : defaultUsageGuidance(category);\n}\n\n// Converts a StackAgentConfig (category -> SkillAssignment[]) to an array of SkillReferences.\n// Values are already normalized to SkillAssignment[] by loadStacks().\nexport function resolveAgentConfigToSkills(agentConfig: StackAgentConfig): SkillReference[] {\n  return typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentConfig).flatMap(([category, assignments]) =>\n    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n    (assignments ?? []).map((assignment): SkillReference => ({\n      id: assignment.id,\n      usage: statedUsageFor(assignment.id, category),\n      preloaded: assignment.preloaded ?? false,\n    })),\n  );\n}\n\n/** Extracts all unique skill IDs from a stack config (agent -> category -> SkillAssignment[]). */\nexport function getStackSkillIds(stack: Record<string, StackAgentConfig>): SkillId[] {\n  return pipe(\n    Object.values(stack),\n    flatMap(resolveAgentConfigToSkills),\n    (refs) => refs.map((r) => r.id),\n    unique(),\n  );\n}\n","import { EFFORT_NAMES, MODEL_NAMES } from \"@workspace/matrix\"\nimport { groupBy, unique } from \"remeda\"\n\nimport { isExclusiveCategory, type CompileCatalog } from \"./catalog.js\"\nimport {\n  INDENT_STEP,\n  brokenUnionLayout,\n  flatUnion,\n  quoteText,\n  renderKey,\n  renderTypeImportLine,\n  renderUnionBody,\n  spaces,\n  unionLayout,\n} from \"./installed-format.js\"\nimport { LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY } from \"./paths.js\"\nimport {\n  activeAgentNames,\n  activeProjectAgentNames,\n} from \"./scope-predicates.js\"\nimport { bytewise } from \"./string.js\"\nimport { typedEntries, typedKeys } from \"./typed-object.js\"\nimport type {\n  AgentName,\n  Category,\n  CategoryPath,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  SkillId,\n} from \"./types.js\"\n\n/**\n * Renders `config-types.ts`; writes nothing. The disk-probing half — deciding\n * whether a project extends a global types file, and computing the relative\n * specifier to it — stayed in the CLI's `config-types-writer.ts`, because a\n * browser has no disk to probe and `path.relative` between two scopes' source\n * folders is a fact about one machine.\n */\n\n/**\n * Emitted for a union with no members. `never` is the identity element for a\n * union: an empty install must accept NO member, and `never | \"web-framework-react\"`\n * reduces to `\"web-framework-react\"`, so a project types file that extends an empty\n * global union still narrows. Emitting `string` here would instead absorb every\n * literal and silently disable type checking of the generated config.ts.\n */\nconst EMPTY_UNION_TYPE = \"never\"\n\n/**\n * Extra just-created skill IDs / agent names / domains / categories to fold into\n * a regenerated config-types.ts (entities that exist in config but not yet in the\n * loaded matrix). buildProjectTypesExtras returns Required<ConfigTypesExtras>.\n */\nexport type ConfigTypesExtras = {\n  extraSkillIds?: string[]\n  extraAgentNames?: string[]\n  extraDomains?: string[]\n  extraCategories?: string[]\n}\n\n/**\n * A vocabulary constant as a single-line TypeScript literal union, inside an\n * emitted property where a break would need a layout of its own.\n *\n * That it stays on one line is an assumption about the lists — both are\n * generated from the matrix and both are short — rather than something this\n * function arranges. Nothing guards it here; what does is the fixed-point\n * assertion in `contract/emission-scenarios.test.ts`, which renders both of\n * these lines in every scenario and reddens the moment either grows past the\n * print width, because prettier would then break what this does not.\n */\nfunction formatLiteralUnion(members: readonly string[]): string {\n  return flatUnion(members.map(quoteText))\n}\n\n/**\n * Types emitted before the dynamically-generated StackAgentConfig.\n * Includes InstallMode, SkillConfig, AgentScopeConfig, and the generic SkillAssignment.\n */\nexport const PROJECT_CONFIG_TYPES_BEFORE = `export type InstallMode = 'eject' | 'plugin' | 'mixed'\n\nexport type SkillConfig = {\n  id: SkillId\n  scope: 'project' | 'global'\n  origin: string\n  excluded?: boolean\n}\n\nexport type AgentScopeConfig = {\n  name: AgentName\n  scope: 'project' | 'global'\n  model?: ${formatLiteralUnion(MODEL_NAMES)}\n  effort?: ${formatLiteralUnion(EFFORT_NAMES)}\n  excluded?: boolean\n}\n\nexport type SkillAssignment<S extends SkillId = SkillId> = S | { id: S; preloaded: boolean }\n`\n\n/**\n * The ProjectConfig interface, emitted after StackAgentConfig.\n */\nexport const PROJECT_CONFIG_INTERFACE_AFTER = `export interface ProjectConfig {\n  /** Project/plugin name (kebab-case) */\n  name: string\n\n  /** Project description */\n  description?: string\n\n  /** Per-agent configuration with scope */\n  agents: AgentScopeConfig[]\n\n  /** Per-skill configuration with scope and provenance */\n  skills: SkillConfig[]\n\n  /** Author handle (e.g., \"@vince\") */\n  author?: string\n\n  /** Stack configuration: agent -> category -> skill assignment */\n  stack?: Partial<Record<ProjectAgentName, StackAgentConfig>>\n\n  /** The marketplace this install reads skills from, as a path or URL */\n  marketplace?: string\n\n  /** The name that marketplace's manifest gives it, which plugins are registered under */\n  marketplaceName?: string\n\n  /** Agents source path or URL (when agents come from a different source than skills) */\n  agentsSource?: string\n\n  /** Selected domains from the wizard */\n  selectedDomains?: Domain[]\n\n  /** Branding overrides for white-labeling the CLI */\n  branding?: { name?: string }\n\n  /** Custom skills directory override (default: \"src/skills\") */\n  skillsDir?: string\n\n  /** Custom agents directory override (default: \"src/agents\") */\n  agentsDir?: string\n\n  /** Custom stacks file path override (default: \"config/stacks.ts\") */\n  stacksFile?: string\n\n  /** Custom categories file path override (default: \"config/skill-categories.ts\") */\n  categoriesFile?: string\n\n  /** Custom rules file path override (default: \"config/skill-rules.ts\") */\n  rulesFile?: string\n\n  /** Tracked project installation paths (global config only) */\n  projects?: string[]\n}\n`\n\n/**\n * Loose StackAgentConfig line emitted when no per-category skill constraint applies. Admits a\n * single assignment as well as an array: project configs always get this line, and they carry the\n * bare (unwrapped) form for exclusive categories.\n */\nexport const STACK_AGENT_CONFIG_LOOSE_LINE =\n  \"export type StackAgentConfig = Partial<Record<Category, SkillAssignment | SkillAssignment[]>>\"\n\n/**\n * Assembles a config-types.ts source from its per-alias union lines — the single\n * template shared by generateConfigTypesSource, generateProjectConfigTypesSource,\n * and generateBlankGlobalConfigTypesSource. Their emitted text is identical apart\n * from the alias contents, the StackAgentConfig line, and the optional\n * (project-only) import block.\n *\n * The emitted ProjectConfig interface (PROJECT_CONFIG_INTERFACE_AFTER) deliberately\n * diverges from types/config.ts: it uses the narrowed generated aliases\n * (SelectedAgentName, ProjectAgentName, per-category StackAgentConfig) so a user's\n * config.ts is type-checked against only the installed skills/agents rather than\n * the full runtime union.\n */\nexport function assembleConfigTypesSource(parts: {\n  importBlock?: string\n  skillId: AliasRhs\n  agentName: AliasRhs\n  selectedAgentName: AliasRhs\n  projectAgentName: AliasRhs\n  domain: AliasRhs\n  category: AliasRhs\n  stackAgentConfig: string\n}): string {\n  const importSection = parts.importBlock ? `${parts.importBlock}\\n\\n` : \"\"\n  return `// AUTO-GENERATED by agents-inc — DO NOT EDIT\n\n${importSection}${renderAlias(\"SkillId\", parts.skillId)}\n\n${renderAlias(\"AgentName\", parts.agentName)}\n\n${renderAlias(\"SelectedAgentName\", parts.selectedAgentName)}\n\n${renderAlias(\"ProjectAgentName\", parts.projectAgentName)}\n\n${renderAlias(\"Domain\", parts.domain)}\n\n${renderAlias(\"Category\", parts.category)}\n\n${PROJECT_CONFIG_TYPES_BEFORE}\n${parts.stackAgentConfig}\n\n${PROJECT_CONFIG_INTERFACE_AFTER}`\n}\n\n/**\n * What one emitted type alias is assigned.\n *\n * Members rather than the finished text, because whether they sit on the\n * declaration's own line, on an indented line below it, or one per line under a\n * leading `|` is decided by how wide they are once the alias NAME is in front\n * of them — which only the assembler knows.\n */\nexport type AliasRhs =\n  | { kind: \"plain\"; members: readonly string[] }\n  | {\n      kind: \"sectioned\"\n      custom: readonly string[]\n      marketplace: readonly string[]\n    }\n\n/** A union over quoted string literals, or `never` when it has no members. */\nfunction literalUnion(members: readonly string[]): AliasRhs {\n  return members.length === 0\n    ? typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE)\n    : { kind: \"plain\", members: members.map(quoteText) }\n}\n\n/** A bare type name as an alias's whole right-hand side. */\nfunction typeReference(name: string): AliasRhs {\n  return { kind: \"plain\", members: [name] }\n}\n\n/** `export type <name> = <rhs>`, laid out the way prettier lays a union out. */\nfunction renderAlias(name: string, rhs: AliasRhs): string {\n  const head = `export type ${name} =`\n  if (rhs.kind === \"sectioned\") {\n    return `${head}\\n${renderSectionedUnion(rhs.custom, rhs.marketplace)}`\n  }\n\n  const layout = unionLayout(rhs.members, {\n    headWidth: head.length + \" \".length,\n    tailWidth: 0,\n    bodyIndent: INDENT_STEP,\n  })\n\n  return layout === \"inline\"\n    ? `${head} ${flatUnion(rhs.members)}`\n    : `${head}\\n${renderUnionBody(rhs.members, layout, INDENT_STEP)}`\n}\n\n/**\n * A union under its `// Custom` and `// Marketplace` headings.\n *\n * `custom` is non-empty by construction — {@link formatMaybeSectionedUnion} is\n * the only producer of a sectioned right-hand side and it answers with a plain\n * one when nothing is custom. Both headings present puts a comment BETWEEN two\n * members, which prettier cannot fold away, so that union stays one member per\n * line however short it is; a single heading only pushes the members off the\n * declaration's line, and they rejoin below it when they fit.\n */\nfunction renderSectionedUnion(\n  custom: readonly string[],\n  marketplace: readonly string[]\n): string {\n  if (marketplace.length > 0) {\n    return [\n      sectionHeading(\"Custom\"),\n      renderUnionBody(custom, \"stacked\", INDENT_STEP),\n      sectionHeading(\"Marketplace\"),\n      renderUnionBody(marketplace, \"stacked\", INDENT_STEP),\n    ].join(\"\\n\")\n  }\n\n  return [\n    sectionHeading(\"Custom\"),\n    renderUnionBody(\n      custom,\n      brokenUnionLayout(custom, INDENT_STEP),\n      INDENT_STEP\n    ),\n  ].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/** A `// Custom` or `// Marketplace` line above the members it introduces. */\nfunction sectionHeading(text: string): string {\n  return `${spaces(INDENT_STEP)}// ${text}`\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a per-category constrained StackAgentConfig type from skill-by-category groupings.\n * Falls back to the loose line when no categories have skills.\n *\n * The union is over WHICH skill may be assigned; exclusivity is about HOW MANY, so an exclusive\n * category emits a bare `SkillAssignment<...>` (no array) however long its candidate list is. A\n * category the catalogue does not declare is not treated as exclusive, on the same reasoning\n * `isExclusiveCategory` takes: a constraint must fire on a flag the data actually carries.\n */\nfunction generateStackAgentConfig(\n  skillsByCategory: Map<Category, SkillId[]>,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): string {\n  if (skillsByCategory.size === 0) {\n    return STACK_AGENT_CONFIG_LOOSE_LINE\n  }\n\n  const properties = [...skillsByCategory.entries()]\n    // A project commits its config-types.ts, so the key order has to be the comparator's rather\n    // than the collation of whichever machine last ran the CLI.\n    .sort(([a], [b]) => bytewise(a, b))\n    .map(([category, skills]) => renderStackProperty(category, skills, catalog))\n\n  return [\"export type StackAgentConfig = {\", ...properties, \"}\"].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * One category's property, with its candidate skills laid out where they sit.\n *\n * The union is inside a type ARGUMENT rather than on a declaration's own line,\n * so its indented and one-per-line forms carry the closing `>` down with them —\n * but the widths that choose between the three are the same ones everywhere\n * else, which is why the decision comes from the shared layout rather than from\n * a count of members.\n */\nfunction renderStackProperty(\n  category: Category,\n  skills: SkillId[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): string {\n  const members = [...skills].sort().map(quoteText)\n  const tail = `>${isExclusiveCategory(catalog, category) ? \"\" : \"[]\"}`\n  const head = `${spaces(INDENT_STEP)}${renderKey(category)}?: SkillAssignment<`\n  const bodyIndent = INDENT_STEP * 2\n\n  const layout = unionLayout(members, {\n    headWidth: head.length,\n    tailWidth: tail.length,\n    bodyIndent,\n  })\n  if (layout === \"inline\") return `${head}${flatUnion(members)}${tail}`\n\n  return [\n    head,\n    renderUnionBody(members, layout, bodyIndent),\n    `${spaces(INDENT_STEP)}${tail}`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\")\n}\n\n/**\n * Builds a Map of Category -> SkillId[] from the catalogue, filtered to only include\n * categories and skills that are in the provided arrays.\n */\nfunction buildSkillsByCategory(\n  skillIds: SkillId[],\n  categories: Category[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): Map<Category, SkillId[]> {\n  const categorySet = new Set(categories)\n  const eligible = [...new Set(skillIds)]\n    .map((id) => ({ id, category: catalog.skills[id]?.category }))\n    .filter(\n      (entry): entry is { id: SkillId; category: Category } =>\n        entry.category !== undefined &&\n        entry.category !== LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY &&\n        // Boundary cast: a catalogue skill's `category` is a Category, typed `string` on the\n        // narrow catalogue shape so the wire `Matrix` satisfies it too. The `has` below IS the\n        // runtime check the predicate rests on, so the cast only lets the probe be written.\n        categorySet.has(entry.category as Category)\n    )\n\n  return new Map(\n    typedEntries(groupBy(eligible, (entry) => entry.category)).map(\n      ([category, entries]) => [category, entries.map((entry) => entry.id)]\n    )\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * A category no loaded catalogue declares, which is the whole of what makes one custom.\n *\n * Deliberately not \"a category a custom skill is in\": a custom skill is PLACED in a category that\n * already exists rather than bringing one, so the skills that REFERENCE a category say nothing\n * about who declared it — and reading them that way labelled a category the public catalogue\n * ships as the user's own. The same holds for a category arriving as an extra: an extra is every\n * literal a just-written config.ts holds, most of them the catalogue's.\n */\nfunction isUndeclaredCategory(\n  category: Category,\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): boolean {\n  return catalog.categories[category] === undefined\n}\n\n/**\n * A skill the loaded catalogue does not declare, or declares as the user's own.\n *\n * The same rule the category axis takes, plus the one signal skills carry that categories do not:\n * `custom: true` is written into a skill's own metadata, so a skill the catalogue holds AND flags\n * is the user's however it got there. What is NOT read is which argument the id arrived in — an\n * extra is a literal the just-written config.ts holds, and on the project standalone path that is\n * the whole configuration, most of it the catalogue's.\n *\n * `local: true` is deliberately not a second signal: an ejected catalogue skill is copied into\n * `.claude/skills/` and rediscovered as local, so it would label the catalogue's own work custom.\n */\nfunction isCustomSkill(skillId: SkillId, catalog: CompileCatalog): boolean {\n  const declared = catalog.skills[skillId]\n  return declared === undefined || declared.custom === true\n}\n\n/**\n * An agent the loaded source does not declare, or declares as the user's own.\n *\n * `agentNames` is every agent that source ships and `customAgentNames` the ones it marks custom,\n * so the pair is the agent axis's equivalent of the catalogue: anything outside the first is\n * nobody's declaration, anything inside the second is declared as the user's.\n */\nfunction isCustomAgent(\n  agentName: AgentName,\n  declared: ReadonlySet<AgentName>,\n  flaggedCustom: ReadonlySet<AgentName>\n): boolean {\n  return !declared.has(agentName) || flaggedCustom.has(agentName)\n}\n\n/**\n * A domain no category the loaded catalogue declares carries.\n */\nfunction isCustomDomain(\n  domain: string,\n  declared: ReadonlySet<string>\n): boolean {\n  return !declared.has(domain)\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a config-types.ts source from catalogue data.\n * The generated file provides type safety for config.ts via `import type` + `satisfies`.\n *\n * @param customAgentNames Agent names that are custom (from sources with `custom: true`)\n * @param extras Optional extra skill IDs or agent names to include (for just-created entities)\n * @param config Optional ProjectConfig to narrow unions to only installed items.\n *               When provided, SkillId/AgentName/Category/Domain are derived from\n *               the config's skills[] and agents[] rather than the full catalogue.\n */\nexport function generateConfigTypesSource(\n  catalog: CompileCatalog,\n  agentNames: AgentName[],\n  customAgentNames: AgentName[] = [],\n  extras?: ConfigTypesExtras,\n  config?: ProjectConfig\n): string {\n  // Boundary cast: extra IDs from CLI args may not match strict union patterns\n  const extraSkillIds = (extras?.extraSkillIds ?? []) as SkillId[]\n  const extraAgentNamesArr = (extras?.extraAgentNames ?? []) as AgentName[]\n  const extraDomainsArr = extras?.extraDomains ?? []\n  const extraCategoriesArr = (extras?.extraCategories ?? []) as Category[]\n\n  let skillIds: SkillId[]\n  let sortedAgents: AgentName[]\n  let domains: string[]\n  let categories: Category[]\n\n  if (config) {\n    // Narrow to only installed/configured items\n    const configSkillIds = config.skills.map((s) => s.id)\n    skillIds = unique([...configSkillIds, ...extraSkillIds]).sort()\n\n    const configAgentNames = config.agents.map((a) => a.name)\n    sortedAgents = unique([...configAgentNames, ...extraAgentNamesArr]).sort()\n\n    const configCategories = deriveCategories(configSkillIds, catalog)\n    categories = unique([...configCategories, ...extraCategoriesArr]).sort()\n\n    // Also include config.selectedDomains (user-selected) that may not have skills in this scope\n    const configDomains = deriveDomains(categories, catalog)\n    domains = unique([\n      ...configDomains,\n      ...(config.selectedDomains ?? []),\n      ...extraDomainsArr,\n    ]).sort()\n  } else {\n    // Fall back to the full catalogue (e.g., blank global config)\n    skillIds = unique([\n      ...typedKeys<SkillId>(catalog.skills),\n      ...extraSkillIds,\n    ]).sort()\n    sortedAgents = unique([...agentNames, ...extraAgentNamesArr]).sort()\n    domains = unique([...extractDomains(catalog), ...extraDomainsArr]).sort()\n    categories = unique([\n      ...typedKeys<Category>(catalog.categories),\n      ...extraCategoriesArr,\n    ]).sort()\n  }\n\n  const declaredAgents = new Set<AgentName>(agentNames)\n  const flaggedCustomAgents = new Set<AgentName>(customAgentNames)\n  const declaredDomains = new Set<string>(extractDomains(catalog))\n\n  const skillIdLine = formatMaybeSectionedUnion(skillIds, (id) =>\n    isCustomSkill(id, catalog)\n  )\n  const agentNameLine = formatMaybeSectionedUnion(sortedAgents, (name) =>\n    isCustomAgent(name, declaredAgents, flaggedCustomAgents)\n  )\n  const domainLine = formatMaybeSectionedUnion(domains, (domain) =>\n    isCustomDomain(domain, declaredDomains)\n  )\n  const categoryLine = formatMaybeSectionedUnion(categories, (category) =>\n    isUndeclaredCategory(category, catalog)\n  )\n\n  const selectedAgents = config?.agents ? activeAgentNames(config.agents) : []\n  const selectedAgentNameLine =\n    selectedAgents.length > 0\n      ? literalUnion(selectedAgents)\n      : typeReference(\"AgentName\")\n\n  const projectScopedAgents = config?.agents\n    ? activeProjectAgentNames(config.agents)\n    : []\n  const projectAgentNameLine =\n    projectScopedAgents.length > 0\n      ? literalUnion(projectScopedAgents)\n      : typeReference(\"SelectedAgentName\")\n\n  const skillsByCategory = buildSkillsByCategory(skillIds, categories, catalog)\n  const stackAgentConfigType = generateStackAgentConfig(\n    skillsByCategory,\n    catalog\n  )\n\n  return assembleConfigTypesSource({\n    skillId: skillIdLine,\n    agentName: agentNameLine,\n    selectedAgentName: selectedAgentNameLine,\n    projectAgentName: projectAgentNameLine,\n    domain: domainLine,\n    category: categoryLine,\n    stackAgentConfig: stackAgentConfigType,\n  })\n}\n\n// Sorted deriveDomains over every category — kept separate: this is the full-catalogue domain\n// union for the standalone types file, not a per-selection derivation.\nfunction extractDomains(catalog: CompileCatalog): string[] {\n  return deriveDomains(typedKeys<Category>(catalog.categories), catalog).sort()\n}\n\n/** Category present and not the \"local\" pseudo-category. */\nconst isNonLocalCategory = (\n  category: CategoryPath | undefined\n): category is Category =>\n  Boolean(category) && category !== LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY\n\n/**\n * Derives the set of categories that the given skill IDs belong to,\n * by looking up each skill's category in the catalogue.\n */\nexport function deriveCategories(\n  skillIds: SkillId[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): Category[] {\n  return unique(\n    skillIds\n      // Boundary cast: CategoryPath to Category for catalogue key lookup\n      .map((id) => catalog.skills[id]?.category as CategoryPath | undefined)\n      .filter(isNonLocalCategory)\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * Derives the set of domains that the given categories belong to,\n * by looking up each category's domain in the catalogue.\n */\nexport function deriveDomains(\n  categories: Category[],\n  catalog: CompileCatalog\n): string[] {\n  return unique(\n    categories\n      .map((cat) => catalog.categories[cat]?.domain)\n      .filter((domain): domain is string => domain !== undefined)\n  )\n}\n\n/**\n * A union split into its `// Custom` and `// Marketplace` sections when it has\n * custom members, and a plain one when it has none.\n */\nfunction formatMaybeSectionedUnion<T extends string>(\n  members: T[],\n  isCustom: (member: T) => boolean\n): AliasRhs {\n  if (members.length === 0) {\n    return typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE)\n  }\n\n  const custom = members.filter(isCustom)\n  const marketplace = members.filter((m) => !isCustom(m))\n\n  // No custom members: no headings to draw, so the union is an ordinary one.\n  if (custom.length === 0) {\n    return literalUnion(members)\n  }\n\n  return {\n    kind: \"sectioned\",\n    custom: custom.map(quoteText),\n    marketplace: marketplace.map(quoteText),\n  }\n}\n\nexport type ProjectConfigTypesOptions = {\n  /**\n   * Absolute path to the global scope's source folder.\n   * When set, generates import statements that extend global types.\n   */\n  globalTypesImportPath: string\n  /** Project-only skill IDs (not including global) */\n  projectSkillIds: string[]\n  /** Project-only agent names (not including global) */\n  projectAgentNames: string[]\n  /** Project-only domains (not including global) */\n  projectDomains: string[]\n  /** Project-only categories (not including global) */\n  projectCategories?: string[]\n  /** Selected agent names from config (narrows SelectedAgentName) */\n  selectedAgentNames?: string[]\n  /** Project-scoped agent names (narrows ProjectAgentName for stack keys) */\n  projectScopedAgentNames?: string[]\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates a project config-types.ts source that imports global types and extends them.\n * Each type union is `GlobalType | \"project-item-1\" | \"project-item-2\"`.\n * When projectCategories are provided, Category extends GlobalCategory instead of being `string`.\n */\nexport function generateProjectConfigTypesSource(\n  options: ProjectConfigTypesOptions\n): string {\n  const importPath = `${options.globalTypesImportPath}/config-types`\n\n  const skillIdUnion = formatExtendedUnion(\n    \"GlobalSkillId\",\n    options.projectSkillIds\n  )\n  const agentNameUnion = formatExtendedUnion(\n    \"GlobalAgentName\",\n    options.projectAgentNames\n  )\n  const domainUnion = formatExtendedUnion(\n    \"GlobalDomain\",\n    options.projectDomains\n  )\n\n  const projectCategories = options.projectCategories ?? []\n  const categoryUnion = formatExtendedUnion(\"GlobalCategory\", projectCategories)\n\n  const selectedAgentNameUnion = options.selectedAgentNames?.length\n    ? literalUnion(options.selectedAgentNames)\n    : typeReference(\"AgentName\")\n\n  const projectAgentNameUnion = options.projectScopedAgentNames?.length\n    ? literalUnion(options.projectScopedAgentNames)\n    : typeReference(\"SelectedAgentName\")\n\n  // Category comes across as GlobalCategory whether or not this project adds\n  // any of its own, because the alias is re-exported either way.\n  const importBlock = renderTypeImportLine(\n    [\n      \"SkillId as GlobalSkillId\",\n      \"AgentName as GlobalAgentName\",\n      \"Domain as GlobalDomain\",\n      \"Category as GlobalCategory\",\n    ],\n    importPath\n  )\n\n  return assembleConfigTypesSource({\n    importBlock,\n    skillId: skillIdUnion,\n    agentName: agentNameUnion,\n    selectedAgentName: selectedAgentNameUnion,\n    projectAgentName: projectAgentNameUnion,\n    domain: domainUnion,\n    category: categoryUnion,\n    stackAgentConfig: STACK_AGENT_CONFIG_LOOSE_LINE,\n  })\n}\n\n/**\n * Generates blank global config-types source (all types are `never`).\n */\nexport function generateBlankGlobalConfigTypesSource(): string {\n  return assembleConfigTypesSource({\n    skillId: typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE),\n    agentName: typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE),\n    selectedAgentName: typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE),\n    projectAgentName: typeReference(\"SelectedAgentName\"),\n    domain: typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE),\n    category: typeReference(EMPTY_UNION_TYPE),\n    stackAgentConfig: STACK_AGENT_CONFIG_LOOSE_LINE,\n  })\n}\n\n/**\n * A union that extends a global type alias: `GlobalType` on its own when this\n * project adds nothing, and `GlobalType | \"a\" | \"b\"` when it does.\n */\nfunction formatExtendedUnion(\n  globalTypeName: string,\n  projectMembers: readonly string[]\n): AliasRhs {\n  if (projectMembers.length === 0) {\n    return typeReference(globalTypeName)\n  }\n\n  return {\n    kind: \"plain\",\n    members: [globalTypeName, ...[...projectMembers].sort().map(quoteText)],\n  }\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\n\nimport type { AgentDefinition, AgentName, MergedSkillsMatrix, ProjectConfig } from \"../../types\";\nimport type { Provider } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { globalInstallRoot, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\n// The gate's private token module, imported here by exception (eslint records\n// it): this is one of the two enforcement guards, and `gate-token.ts` is a\n// dependency-free leaf, so the import cannot cycle back through the gate.\nimport { GlobalPairWriteViolation } from \"../config-gate/gate-token.js\";\nimport { providerInUse, sourceFolderInUse } from \"../installation/install-layout\";\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"../installation/is-home-directory\";\nimport { fileExists, writeFile } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { typedKeys } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport {\n  generateConfigTypesSource,\n  generateProjectConfigTypesSource,\n  type ConfigTypesExtras,\n} from \"@workspace/compile/config-types-source\";\n\nimport { loadProjectConfigFromDir } from \"./project-config\";\nimport { activeAgentNames, activeProjectAgentNames } from \"./scope-predicates\";\n\n/**\n * The half of the types writer that reads the machine: whether a global types file exists to\n * extend, the relative specifier to it, and the write itself. Split out from\n * `config-types-writer.ts` when the renderers moved into `@workspace/compile` — those three were\n * the whole reason that module reached `fileExists`, `writeFile`, `loadProjectConfigFromDir` and\n * `globalInstallRoot`, and a browser has none of them. `config-types-writer.ts` re-exports every\n * name below, so no call site moved.\n */\n\n/**\n * Returns the absolute path to `provider`'s global config-types.ts if it exists, or null.\n * Used to determine whether a project config-types.ts should import from global.\n *\n * The provider is the asking PROJECT's, not the global root's: a project inherits only from the\n * global installation of its own provider, so a Codex project under a Claude global finds none\n * and writes a standalone types file — which is the same answer it gets when there is no global\n * installation at all.\n */\nexport async function getGlobalConfigTypesPath(provider: Provider): Promise<string | null> {\n  const globalConfigTypesPath = path.join(\n    sourceFolderInUse(globalInstallRoot(), provider).dir,\n    STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS,\n  );\n  if (await fileExists(globalConfigTypesPath)) {\n    return globalConfigTypesPath;\n  }\n  return null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Computes a relative import path from a project's source folder to the global one.\n * Returns a POSIX-style relative path suitable for TypeScript import statements.\n *\n * Both ends are resolved rather than assumed, so a project and a global on different layouts each\n * contribute their own folder and the specifier spans whatever depth separates them. A project\n * inherits only from the global of the SAME provider, which is why ONE provider argument governs\n * both ends — it was one shared default until C2, and a specifier built from two different\n * providers' folders would name a file the project cannot compile against.\n *\n * Deliberately NOT part of the shared package: it is `path.relative` against the running\n * machine's `$HOME`, so a browser has nothing to compute it from and the preview draws a\n * placeholder for that one line instead of inventing a path.\n */\nfunction computeGlobalTypesImportPath(projectDir: string, provider: Provider): string {\n  const projectSourceDir = sourceFolderInUse(projectDir, provider).dir;\n  const globalSourceDir = sourceFolderInUse(globalInstallRoot(), provider).dir;\n  const relativePath = path.relative(projectSourceDir, globalSourceDir);\n  // Convert to POSIX separators for TypeScript imports\n  return relativePath.split(path.sep).join(\"/\");\n}\n\nexport type ConfigTypesBackgroundData = {\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix;\n  agentNames: AgentName[];\n  customAgentNames: AgentName[];\n};\n\n/**\n * The one constructor for {@link ConfigTypesBackgroundData}, beside the type it builds.\n *\n * Only `customAgentNames` is derived, and that derivation is the whole reason this is a function\n * rather than an object literal at each call site: it was written out three times — here, in\n * `config-gate/pair-writer.ts` and in `config-gate/propagate.ts` — and three producers of one\n * value are three things that can disagree about which sub-agents an emitted `AgentName` union\n * files under its `// Custom` heading. Closing two of the three would have been worse than\n * closing none: the two that agree make the third read as rigorous while it drifts.\n */\nexport function buildConfigTypesBackgroundData(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  agents: Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>,\n): ConfigTypesBackgroundData {\n  const agentNames = typedKeys<AgentName>(agents);\n  return {\n    matrix,\n    agentNames,\n    customAgentNames: agentNames.filter((name) => agents[name]?.custom === true),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Regenerates config-types.ts with the latest matrix data, merging in any extra entities\n * that were just created (e.g., a new skill or agent). Errors propagate to callers.\n *\n * @param projectDir The project root directory\n * @param backgroundData Promise of the data {@link buildConfigTypesBackgroundData} assembles\n * @param extras Optional extra skill IDs or agent names to include (for just-created entities)\n */\nexport async function regenerateConfigTypes(\n  projectDir: string,\n  backgroundData: Promise<ConfigTypesBackgroundData>,\n  extras?: ConfigTypesExtras,\n): Promise<void> {\n  // Read once, at the top, and handed to every path this function builds: the types file, the\n  // global one it may extend and the specifier between them all have to name ONE installation.\n  const provider = providerInUse(projectDir);\n\n  // The home directory's config-types.ts is the global pair's types half, which\n  // only config-gate may write. Refusing here rather than leaving it to the\n  // write primitive's tripwire names the offending entry point, and — unlike the\n  // tripwire — survives a unit test that mocks `utils/fs`.\n  if (isHomeDirectory(projectDir)) {\n    throw new GlobalPairWriteViolation(\n      path.join(sourceFolderInUse(projectDir, provider).dir, STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS),\n    );\n  }\n\n  const data = await backgroundData;\n\n  const sourceFolderDir = sourceFolderInUse(projectDir, provider).dir;\n\n  // When a global installation of this provider exists, the project's config-types.ts\n  // imports from the global one.\n  const globalConfigTypes = await getGlobalConfigTypesPath(provider);\n  const loadedConfig = await loadProjectConfigFromDir(projectDir, provider);\n\n  // Otherwise the standalone form, narrowed to the config on disk, exactly as the wizard write\n  // path narrows it. The full matrix is the fallback only when there is no config\n  // to narrow to — a union covering every skill the source offers would declare\n  // literals the sibling config.ts never installs, and `satisfies` would stop\n  // catching a config that names one of them.\n  const source = globalConfigTypes\n    ? renderTypesExtendingGlobal(projectDir, provider, loadedConfig?.config.agents, extras)\n    : generateConfigTypesSource(\n        data.matrix,\n        data.agentNames,\n        data.customAgentNames,\n        extras,\n        loadedConfig?.config,\n      );\n\n  const configTypesPath = path.join(sourceFolderDir, STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS);\n  await writeFile(configTypesPath, source);\n  verbose(`Regenerated ${STANDARD_FILES.CONFIG_TYPES_TS}`);\n}\n\n/**\n * The project config-types.ts that imports the global one and extends it: `extras` supply the\n * project's own literals, and the config's active agents supply the two agent-name unions.\n */\nfunction renderTypesExtendingGlobal(\n  projectDir: string,\n  provider: Provider,\n  agents: ProjectConfig[\"agents\"] | undefined,\n  extras: ConfigTypesExtras | undefined,\n): string {\n  const selectedAgentNames = agents ? activeAgentNames(agents) : undefined;\n  const projectScopedAgentNames = agents ? activeProjectAgentNames(agents) : undefined;\n  const source = generateProjectConfigTypesSource({\n    globalTypesImportPath: computeGlobalTypesImportPath(projectDir, provider),\n    projectSkillIds: extras?.extraSkillIds ?? [],\n    projectAgentNames: extras?.extraAgentNames ?? [],\n    projectDomains: extras?.extraDomains ?? [],\n    projectCategories: extras?.extraCategories ?? [],\n    ...(selectedAgentNames?.length ? { selectedAgentNames } : {}),\n    ...(projectScopedAgentNames?.length ? { projectScopedAgentNames } : {}),\n  });\n  verbose(\"Using project config-types.ts that imports from global\");\n  return source;\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { parse as parseYaml, stringify as stringifyYaml } from \"yaml\";\n\nimport { fileExists, readFile, writeFile } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { getCurrentDate } from \"../versioning\";\nimport { SCHEMA_PATHS, STANDARD_FILES, YAML_FORMATTING } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { yamlSchemaComment, stripYamlSchemaComment } from \"../../utils/yaml-schema\";\nimport type { SkillId } from \"../../types\";\nimport { formatZodIssues, localSkillMetadataSchema } from \"../schemas\";\nimport { warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\n\n/**\n * Tracks the original marketplace source of a locally-installed skill.\n *\n * Written into each skill's metadata.yaml under the `forkedFrom` key when a skill\n * is copied from a source repository to the local `.claude/skills/` directory.\n * Used for version comparison, update detection, and provenance tracking.\n */\nexport type ForkedFromMetadata = {\n  /** Canonical skill ID from the source repository (e.g., \"cc-ts-react-hook-form\") */\n  skillId: SkillId;\n  /** SHA-256 hash of the source SKILL.md content at the time of installation */\n  contentHash: string;\n  /** ISO date string (YYYY-MM-DD) when the skill was installed or last updated */\n  date: string;\n  /** Source URL the skill was installed from (e.g., \"github:agents-inc/skills\") */\n  source?: string;\n  /**\n   * The skill's own DIRECTORY inside the repository `source` names — `skills/brainstorming`,\n   * never the SKILL.md.\n   *\n   * Recorded only where it is the whole address. A marketplace resolves every id it serves, so a\n   * skill ejected from one is installed again by its id and where inside that repository it lived\n   * is nobody else's business. A skill a shared configuration CARRIED answers to no catalogue at\n   * all, and this pair — repository and directory — is the only address it has: without it, the\n   * producer that shares this installation can name the id and not the content behind it.\n   */\n  path?: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Full metadata.yaml content for a locally-installed skill.\n *\n * Parsed from the `metadata.yaml` file in each skill directory under `.claude/skills/`.\n * Uses an index signature to preserve unknown fields written by other tools.\n */\nexport type LocalSkillMetadata = {\n  /** Provenance metadata linking back to the original source skill, if any */\n  forkedFrom?: ForkedFromMetadata;\n  [key: string]: unknown;\n};\n\n/**\n * Reads forkedFrom metadata from a skill's metadata.yaml file.\n *\n * This metadata tracks the original marketplace source of a locally-installed skill,\n * enabling version comparison and update detection via content hash matching.\n *\n * @param skillDir - Absolute path to the skill directory (e.g., `/project/.claude/skills/react-hook-form`)\n * @returns The `forkedFrom` metadata if present and valid, `null` if the file doesn't exist,\n *          has no `forkedFrom` field, or fails Zod validation (warns on invalid metadata)\n *\n * @example\n * ```ts\n * const metadata = await readForkedFromMetadata(\"/project/.claude/skills/react-hook-form\");\n * if (metadata) {\n *   console.log(`Installed from ${metadata.skillId} on ${metadata.date}`);\n * }\n * ```\n */\nexport async function readForkedFromMetadata(skillDir: string): Promise<ForkedFromMetadata | null> {\n  const metadata = await readLocalSkillMetadata(skillDir);\n  return metadata?.forkedFrom ?? null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Reads the full local skill metadata from a skill's metadata.yaml file.\n *\n * Returns the parsed metadata including `forkedFrom` field.\n * Used by the uninstall command to determine whether a skill was installed by the CLI.\n *\n * @param skillDir - Absolute path to the skill directory\n * @returns The parsed metadata if valid, `null` if the file doesn't exist or is invalid\n */\nexport async function readLocalSkillMetadata(skillDir: string): Promise<LocalSkillMetadata | null> {\n  const metadataPath = path.join(skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(metadataPath))) {\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const content = await readFile(metadataPath);\n  const read = readYaml(content);\n\n  if (!read.parsed) {\n    warn(`Invalid metadata.yaml at ${metadataPath}: ${read.reason}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const result = localSkillMetadataSchema.safeParse(read.value);\n\n  if (!result.success) {\n    warn(`Invalid metadata.yaml at ${metadataPath}: ${formatZodIssues(result.error.issues)}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  return result.data;\n}\n\n/**\n * Writes forked-from provenance metadata into a skill's metadata.yaml.\n *\n * Reads the existing metadata.yaml (preserving any extra fields), sets the\n * `forkedFrom` block with the given skill ID, content hash, and current date,\n * then writes the file back with a YAML language server schema comment.\n *\n * Called during skill installation (by the skill copier) to record where a\n * locally-installed skill originated from.\n *\n * @param destPath - Absolute path to the skill directory containing metadata.yaml.\n *                   The file must already exist (created during skill copy).\n * @param skillId - Canonical skill ID from the source repository (e.g., \"cc-ts-react-hook-form\")\n * @param contentHash - SHA-256 hash of the source SKILL.md content at install time\n * @param origin - Where the bytes came from: the repository ref, and the directory inside it for\n *                 a skill nothing but that directory can install again. A bag rather than two\n *                 positional strings, because two adjacent optional strings can be swapped\n *                 silently and these two mean entirely different things.\n *\n * @remarks\n * **Side effect:** Overwrites `{destPath}/metadata.yaml` on disk. Existing fields\n * are preserved if the file parses successfully; if parsing fails, only `forkedFrom`\n * is written (with a warning logged).\n */\nexport async function injectForkedFromMetadata(\n  destPath: string,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  contentHash: string,\n  origin: Pick<ForkedFromMetadata, \"source\" | \"path\"> = {},\n): Promise<void> {\n  const metadataPath = path.join(destPath, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n  const rawContent = await readFile(metadataPath);\n  const { yamlContent } = stripYamlSchemaComment(rawContent);\n\n  const metadata: LocalSkillMetadata = {\n    ...existingMetadataFields(yamlContent, metadataPath),\n    forkedFrom: {\n      skillId,\n      contentHash,\n      date: getCurrentDate(),\n      ...(origin.source !== undefined && { source: origin.source }),\n      ...(origin.path !== undefined && { path: origin.path }),\n    },\n  };\n\n  await writeMetadataYaml(metadataPath, metadata, `${yamlSchemaComment(SCHEMA_PATHS.metadata)}\\n`);\n}\n\n/**\n * Serializes skill metadata with the standard line-width policy and writes it,\n * optionally prefixed by a yaml-language-server schema comment.\n */\nexport async function writeMetadataYaml(\n  filePath: string,\n  metadata: unknown,\n  schemaComment = \"\",\n): Promise<void> {\n  const yamlContent = stringifyYaml(metadata, { lineWidth: YAML_FORMATTING.LINE_WIDTH_NONE });\n  await writeFile(filePath, schemaComment + yamlContent);\n}\n\n/** What a YAML read can answer: the document, or why no parser could produce one. */\ntype YamlRead =\n  | { readonly parsed: true; readonly value: unknown }\n  | { readonly parsed: false; readonly reason: string };\n\n/**\n * Parses YAML without letting a syntax error escape.\n *\n * The two ways a metadata file fails reach a reader by different routes, and only one of them was\n * ever handled here: a wrong SHAPE is caught by the schema's `safeParse`, while a file no parser\n * can read throws out of `parseYaml` BEFORE `safeParse` is called at all. Both readers below\n * promise to survive an invalid file and neither kept that promise for the second kind.\n *\n * `readSkillMetadata` in `lib/loading/loader.ts` is the same guard written out at its own call\n * site; this is that shape, shared by the two readers here rather than repeated.\n */\nfunction readYaml(content: string): YamlRead {\n  try {\n    return { parsed: true, value: parseYaml(content) };\n  } catch (error) {\n    return { parsed: false, reason: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The fields a metadata.yaml already holds, or none of them.\n *\n * Answers empty and warns for EITHER failure — a file no parser can read, or one whose shape the\n * schema refuses. Both are the same event from the author's side: the fields they wrote are about\n * to be replaced by a file carrying only `forkedFrom`, and the warning is the only thing that says\n * so. Keeping the two apart here would mean two warnings for one consequence.\n */\nfunction existingMetadataFields(\n  yamlContent: string,\n  metadataPath: string,\n): Partial<LocalSkillMetadata> {\n  const read = readYaml(yamlContent);\n\n  if (read.parsed) {\n    const result = localSkillMetadataSchema.safeParse(read.value);\n    if (result.success) return result.data;\n  }\n\n  warn(`Malformed metadata.yaml at '${metadataPath}' — existing fields may be lost`);\n  return {};\n}\n","import { createHash } from \"crypto\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../utils/errors\";\nimport { readFile, readFileSafe, writeFile, glob, fileExists } from \"../utils/fs\";\nimport { warn } from \"../utils/logger\";\nimport {\n  DEFAULT_VERSION,\n  MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n  HASH_PREFIX_LENGTH,\n} from \"../consts\";\nimport { pluginManifestSchema } from \"./schemas\";\nimport { SKILL_CONTENT_FILES, SKILL_CONTENT_DIRS } from \"./metadata-keys\";\n\nconst ISO_DATE_LENGTH = 10;\n\nexport function getCurrentDate(): string {\n  return new Date().toISOString().slice(0, ISO_DATE_LENGTH);\n}\n\nexport function computeStringHash(content: string): string {\n  const hash = createHash(\"sha256\");\n  hash.update(content);\n  return hash.digest(\"hex\").slice(0, HASH_PREFIX_LENGTH);\n}\n\nexport async function computeFileHash(filePath: string): Promise<string> {\n  const content = await readFile(filePath);\n  return computeStringHash(content);\n}\n\nexport async function computeSkillFolderHash(skillPath: string): Promise<string> {\n  const contents: string[] = [];\n\n  for (const fileName of SKILL_CONTENT_FILES) {\n    const filePath = path.join(skillPath, fileName);\n    if (await fileExists(filePath)) {\n      const content = await readFile(filePath);\n      contents.push(`${fileName}:${content}`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  for (const dirName of SKILL_CONTENT_DIRS) {\n    const dirPath = path.join(skillPath, dirName);\n    if (await fileExists(dirPath)) {\n      const files = await glob(\"**/*\", dirPath);\n      for (const file of files.sort()) {\n        const filePath = path.join(dirPath, file);\n        const content = await readFile(filePath);\n        contents.push(`${dirName}/${file}:${content}`);\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  const combined = contents.join(\"\\n---\\n\");\n  return computeStringHash(combined);\n}\n\n/**\n * Plugin versioning utilities shared by skill, agent, and stack plugin compilers.\n * Reads existing plugin.json + .content-hash, bumps semver major on content change.\n */\n\nconst CONTENT_HASH_FILE = \".content-hash\";\n\nexport function parseMajorVersion(version: string): number {\n  const [, major] = version.match(/^(\\d+)\\./) ?? [];\n  return major === undefined ? 1 : parseInt(major, 10);\n}\n\nexport function bumpMajorVersion(version: string): string {\n  const major = parseMajorVersion(version);\n  return `${major + 1}.0.0`;\n}\n\nasync function readExistingPluginManifest(\n  pluginDir: string,\n  getManifestPath: (dir: string) => string,\n): Promise<{ version: string; contentHash: string | undefined } | null> {\n  const manifestPath = getManifestPath(pluginDir);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(manifestPath))) {\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  try {\n    const content = await readFileSafe(manifestPath, MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE);\n    const manifest = pluginManifestSchema.parse(JSON.parse(content));\n\n    const hashFilePath = manifestPath.replace(STANDARD_FILES.PLUGIN_JSON, CONTENT_HASH_FILE);\n    const contentHash = (await fileExists(hashFilePath))\n      ? (await readFile(hashFilePath)).trim()\n      : undefined;\n\n    return {\n      version: manifest.version ?? DEFAULT_VERSION,\n      contentHash,\n    };\n  } catch (error) {\n    warn(`Failed to read plugin manifest at '${manifestPath}': ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n}\n\nexport async function determinePluginVersion(\n  newHash: string,\n  pluginDir: string,\n  getManifestPath: (dir: string) => string,\n): Promise<{ version: string; contentHash: string }> {\n  const existing = await readExistingPluginManifest(pluginDir, getManifestPath);\n\n  if (!existing) {\n    return {\n      version: DEFAULT_VERSION,\n      contentHash: newHash,\n    };\n  }\n\n  if (existing.contentHash !== newHash) {\n    return {\n      version: bumpMajorVersion(existing.version),\n      contentHash: newHash,\n    };\n  }\n\n  return {\n    version: existing.version,\n    contentHash: newHash,\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function writeContentHash(\n  pluginDir: string,\n  contentHash: string,\n  getManifestPath: (dir: string) => string,\n): Promise<void> {\n  const hashFilePath = getManifestPath(pluginDir).replace(\n    STANDARD_FILES.PLUGIN_JSON,\n    CONTENT_HASH_FILE,\n  );\n  await writeFile(hashFilePath, contentHash);\n}\n","/** Generates a yaml-language-server schema comment for the top of YAML files. */\nexport function yamlSchemaComment(schemaPath: string): string {\n  return `# yaml-language-server: $schema=${schemaPath}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Splits YAML file content into its leading yaml-language-server schema\n * comment (empty string when absent, trailing newline included when present)\n * and the parseable YAML body.\n */\nexport function stripYamlSchemaComment(content: string): {\n  schemaComment: string;\n  yamlContent: string;\n} {\n  const lines = content.split(\"\\n\");\n  if (lines[0]?.startsWith(\"# yaml-language-server:\")) {\n    return { schemaComment: `${lines[0]}\\n`, yamlContent: lines.slice(1).join(\"\\n\") };\n  }\n  return { schemaComment: \"\", yamlContent: content };\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\n\nimport { copy, ensureDir, isPathWithin } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { plural } from \"../../utils/string\";\nimport { computeFileHash } from \"../versioning\";\nimport { EJECT_SOURCE, SOURCE_SRC_DIR, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type { ResolvedSkill, SkillId } from \"../../types\";\nimport type { SourceLoadResult } from \"../loading\";\nimport { getSkillById } from \"../matrix/matrix-provider\";\nimport { injectForkedFromMetadata } from \"./skill-metadata\";\n\nexport type CopiedSkill = {\n  skillId: SkillId;\n  contentHash: string;\n  sourcePath: string;\n  destPath: string;\n  local?: boolean;\n};\n\nconst NULL_BYTE_PATTERN = /\\0/;\n\n/**\n * Validate that a resolved path stays within the expected parent directory.\n * Prevents path traversal attacks where skill.path contains sequences like \"../../sensitive\".\n */\nexport function validateSkillPath(\n  resolvedPath: string,\n  expectedParent: string,\n  skillPath: string,\n): void {\n  if (NULL_BYTE_PATTERN.test(skillPath)) {\n    throw new Error(`Invalid skill path: '${skillPath}' contains null bytes`);\n  }\n\n  if (!isPathWithin(resolvedPath, expectedParent)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Invalid skill path: '${skillPath}' escapes expected directory '${path.resolve(expectedParent)}'`,\n    );\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Join basePath + skillPath, validate the result stays within basePath,\n * and return the resolved path. Combines path.join + validateSkillPath\n * to eliminate repeated join-then-validate boilerplate.\n */\nfunction resolveSkillPath(basePath: string, skillPath: string): string {\n  const resolved = path.join(basePath, skillPath);\n  validateSkillPath(resolved, basePath, skillPath);\n  return resolved;\n}\n\nfunction getSkillSourcePath(skill: ResolvedSkill, rootDir: string): string {\n  const srcDir = path.join(rootDir, SOURCE_SRC_DIR);\n  return resolveSkillPath(srcDir, skill.path);\n}\n\nfunction getSkillDestPath(skill: ResolvedSkill, stackDir: string): string {\n  const skillRelativePath = skill.path.replace(/^skills\\//, \"\");\n  const skillsDir = path.join(stackDir, \"skills\");\n  return resolveSkillPath(skillsDir, skillRelativePath);\n}\n\nasync function generateSkillHash(skillSourcePath: string): Promise<string> {\n  const skillMdPath = path.join(skillSourcePath, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD);\n  return computeFileHash(skillMdPath);\n}\n\n/** Core copy: hash the source SKILL.md, copy the directory, stamp forkedFrom provenance. */\nasync function copySkillTo(\n  skill: ResolvedSkill,\n  sourcePath: string,\n  destPath: string,\n  source?: string,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill> {\n  const contentHash = await generateSkillHash(sourcePath);\n\n  await ensureDir(path.dirname(destPath));\n  await copy(sourcePath, destPath);\n\n  // No directory: the marketplace this ref names resolves the id itself, so where inside it the\n  // skill lived is not part of installing it again. Absent rather than undefined, because that is\n  // the difference between \"no ref was given\" and \"the ref is the word undefined\".\n  await injectForkedFromMetadata(destPath, skill.id, contentHash, {\n    ...(source !== undefined && { source }),\n  });\n\n  return { skillId: skill.id, contentHash, sourcePath, destPath };\n}\n\nexport async function copySkill(\n  skill: ResolvedSkill,\n  stackDir: string,\n  registryRoot: string,\n  source?: string,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill> {\n  return copySkillTo(\n    skill,\n    getSkillSourcePath(skill, registryRoot),\n    getSkillDestPath(skill, stackDir),\n    source,\n  );\n}\n\nexport async function copySkillFromSource(\n  skill: ResolvedSkill,\n  stackDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill> {\n  return copySkillTo(\n    skill,\n    getSkillSourcePath(skill, sourceResult.sourcePath),\n    getSkillDestPath(skill, stackDir),\n    sourceResult.sourceConfig.source,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * In-place CopiedSkill for a local skill left where it already lives (no copy):\n * source and destination are the skill's own local path.\n */\nasync function resolveLocalCopiedSkill(\n  skill: ResolvedSkill,\n  localPath: string,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill> {\n  const contentHash = await generateSkillHash(localPath);\n  return {\n    skillId: skill.id,\n    sourcePath: localPath,\n    destPath: localPath,\n    contentHash,\n    local: true,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Copies every selected skill, and reports the ones that could not be copied BY ID.\n *\n * `Promise.all` alone rejects with whichever error arrived first and discards its siblings', and\n * that error is the filesystem's: an `ENOENT` naming a path inside the source cache. The reader is\n * told a file is missing at an address they did not choose, cannot place, and cannot act on — and\n * they learn about the second missing skill only by fixing the first and running again.\n *\n * The condition is ordinary rather than exotic: the copy walks the MATRIX and reads from the\n * FETCHED directory, so any disagreement between the two lands here. A user whose CLI predates a\n * marketplace change has no way to make them agree, which makes the id the only actionable thing\n * the failure can carry.\n *\n * It still throws. A partial copy would leave an installation missing skills its config records,\n * which is the orphan-entry state the plugin-install path already refuses.\n */\nasync function copyEachSkill(\n  selectedSkillIds: SkillId[],\n  copyOne: (skillId: SkillId) => Promise<CopiedSkill>,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill[]> {\n  const outcomes = await Promise.all(\n    selectedSkillIds.map(async (skillId) => attemptCopy(skillId, copyOne)),\n  );\n  const failures = outcomes.filter(isCopyFailure);\n\n  if (failures.length > 0) throw new Error(copyFailureMessage(failures, selectedSkillIds.length));\n\n  return outcomes.filter(isCopySuccess).map((outcome) => outcome.copied);\n}\n\ntype CopySuccess = { skillId: SkillId; copied: CopiedSkill };\ntype CopyFailure = { skillId: SkillId; problem: string };\ntype CopyOutcome = CopySuccess | CopyFailure;\n\nasync function attemptCopy(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  copyOne: (skillId: SkillId) => Promise<CopiedSkill>,\n): Promise<CopyOutcome> {\n  try {\n    return { skillId, copied: await copyOne(skillId) };\n  } catch (error) {\n    return { skillId, problem: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n}\n\nfunction isCopyFailure(outcome: CopyOutcome): outcome is CopyFailure {\n  return \"problem\" in outcome;\n}\n\nfunction isCopySuccess(outcome: CopyOutcome): outcome is CopySuccess {\n  return \"copied\" in outcome;\n}\n\n/** One line per skill that failed, so both what failed and why are named for every one of them. */\nfunction copyFailureMessage(failures: CopyFailure[], attempted: number): string {\n  const lines = failures.map((failure) => `  ${failure.skillId}: ${failure.problem}`);\n\n  return `Could not copy ${failures.length} of ${plural(attempted, \"skill\")}:\\n${lines.join(\"\\n\")}`;\n}\n\nfunction getFlattenedSkillDestPath(skill: ResolvedSkill, localSkillsDir: string): string {\n  return resolveSkillPath(localSkillsDir, skill.id);\n}\n\nasync function copySkillToLocalFlattened(\n  skill: ResolvedSkill,\n  localSkillsDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill> {\n  return copySkillTo(\n    skill,\n    getSkillSourcePath(skill, sourceResult.sourcePath),\n    getFlattenedSkillDestPath(skill, localSkillsDir),\n    sourceResult.sourceConfig.source,\n  );\n}\n\nexport async function copySkillsToLocalFlattened(\n  selectedSkillIds: SkillId[],\n  localSkillsDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n  sourceSelections?: Partial<Record<SkillId, string>>,\n): Promise<CopiedSkill[]> {\n  return copyEachSkill(selectedSkillIds, async (skillId) => {\n    const skill = getSkillById(skillId);\n\n    const selectedSource = sourceSelections?.[skillId];\n    const userSelectedRemote = selectedSource && selectedSource !== EJECT_SOURCE;\n    if (!skill.local || !skill.localPath || userSelectedRemote) {\n      return copySkillToLocalFlattened(skill, localSkillsDir, sourceResult);\n    }\n\n    const destPath = getFlattenedSkillDestPath(skill, localSkillsDir);\n    if (path.resolve(skill.localPath) === path.resolve(destPath)) {\n      return resolveLocalCopiedSkill(skill, skill.localPath);\n    }\n\n    const contentHash = await generateSkillHash(skill.localPath);\n    await ensureDir(path.dirname(destPath));\n    await copy(skill.localPath, destPath);\n\n    return { skillId: skill.id, sourcePath: skill.localPath, destPath, contentHash };\n  });\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { parse as parseYaml } from \"yaml\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { readFile, writeFile, ensureDir, glob, fileExists, copy } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { log, verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport {\n  generateSkillPluginManifest,\n  writePluginManifest,\n  getPluginManifestPath,\n} from \"../plugins\";\nimport { parseFrontmatter } from \"../loading\";\nimport { computeSkillFolderHash, determinePluginVersion, writeContentHash } from \"../versioning\";\nimport type { PluginManifest, SkillFrontmatter } from \"../../types\";\nimport { formatZodIssues, skillMetadataLoaderSchema } from \"../schemas\";\nimport type { z } from \"zod\";\n\ntype SkillMetadata = z.infer<typeof skillMetadataLoaderSchema>;\nimport { DEFAULT_BRANDING, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { stripYamlSchemaComment } from \"../../utils/yaml-schema\";\nimport { plural } from \"../../utils/string\";\nimport { SKILL_CONTENT_FILES, SKILL_CONTENT_DIRS } from \"../metadata-keys\";\n\nexport type SkillPluginOptions = {\n  skillPath: string;\n  outputDir: string;\n  skillName?: string;\n};\n\nexport type CompiledSkillPlugin = {\n  pluginPath: string;\n  manifest: PluginManifest;\n  skillName: string;\n};\n\nexport type SkillCompilationRun = {\n  compiled: CompiledSkillPlugin[];\n  /** Directory basenames of skills that failed to compile this run. */\n  failed: string[];\n};\n\nfunction sanitizeSkillName(name: string): string {\n  return name.replace(/\\+/g, \"-\");\n}\n\n/**\n * The optional `author` and `category` a skill's metadata.yaml lends the plugin manifest.\n *\n * Not the `readSkillMetadata` exported from `loading/loader.ts` one import away, whose name this\n * carried until the two proved impossible to tell apart in prose. That one is handed the\n * metadata.yaml's own PATH and answers a verdict — the single judgment of whether a file describes\n * its skill, which `compile`, config-types generation and `doctor` all defer to — and it warns\n * about nothing. This is handed the skill DIRECTORY, answers null for a file that is absent as\n * readily as for one nothing can be read out of, and warns on the way past both, because the\n * compile it feeds runs either way with two manifest fields left off.\n */\nasync function readPluginSkillMetadata(skillPath: string): Promise<SkillMetadata | null> {\n  const metadataPath = path.join(skillPath, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(metadataPath))) {\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  try {\n    const content = await readFile(metadataPath);\n    const { yamlContent } = stripYamlSchemaComment(content);\n\n    const result = skillMetadataLoaderSchema.safeParse(parseYaml(yamlContent));\n    if (!result.success) {\n      warn(`Invalid metadata.yaml at '${skillPath}': ${formatZodIssues(result.error.issues)}`);\n      return null;\n    }\n    return result.data;\n  } catch (error) {\n    warn(`Failed to read metadata.yaml at '${skillPath}': ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n}\n\nfunction generateReadme(skillName: string, frontmatter: SkillFrontmatter): string {\n  return `# ${skillName}\n\n${frontmatter.description}\n\n## Installation\n\nAdd this plugin to your Claude Code configuration:\n\n\\`\\`\\`json\n{\n  \"plugins\": [\"${skillName}\"]\n}\n\\`\\`\\`\n\n## Usage\n\nThis skill is automatically available when installed.\n\n---\n\n*Generated by ${DEFAULT_BRANDING.NAME} skill-plugin-compiler*\n`;\n}\n\nexport async function compileSkillPlugin(\n  options: SkillPluginOptions,\n): Promise<CompiledSkillPlugin> {\n  const { skillPath, outputDir, skillName: overrideName } = options;\n\n  const dirBasename = path.basename(skillPath);\n\n  const skillMdPath = path.join(skillPath, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD);\n  if (!(await fileExists(skillMdPath))) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Skill '${dirBasename}' is missing required ${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD} file. Expected at: ${skillMdPath}`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  const skillMdContent = await readFile(skillMdPath);\n  const frontmatter = parseFrontmatter(skillMdContent, skillMdPath);\n\n  // No cause is inlined here, and that is the difference from the agent side. `parseFrontmatter`\n  // has already warned the exact reason against this same `skillMdPath`, and it is shared by six\n  // call sites — five of which skip the skill rather than throw, so its warn is their only report\n  // and cannot be removed. Repeating the reason in this message would print it twice on every\n  // path that reaches here. What is gone is the hard-coded `Required fields: 'name' and\n  // 'description'`, which named two fields whatever had actually failed.\n  if (!frontmatter) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Skill '${dirBasename}' has invalid or missing YAML frontmatter in ${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD}. ` +\n        `File: ${skillMdPath}`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  const skillName = overrideName ?? sanitizeSkillName(frontmatter.name);\n\n  verbose(`Compiling skill plugin: ${skillName} from ${skillPath}`);\n\n  const metadata = await readPluginSkillMetadata(skillPath);\n\n  const pluginDir = path.join(outputDir, skillName);\n  const skillsDir = path.join(pluginDir, \"skills\", skillName);\n\n  await ensureDir(pluginDir);\n  await ensureDir(skillsDir);\n\n  const newHash = await computeSkillFolderHash(skillPath);\n\n  const { version, contentHash } = await determinePluginVersion(\n    newHash,\n    pluginDir,\n    getPluginManifestPath,\n  );\n\n  const manifest = generateSkillPluginManifest({\n    skillName,\n    description: frontmatter.description,\n    ...(metadata?.author !== undefined && { author: metadata.author }),\n    ...(metadata?.category !== undefined && { category: metadata.category }),\n    version,\n  });\n\n  await writePluginManifest(pluginDir, manifest);\n\n  await writeContentHash(pluginDir, contentHash, getPluginManifestPath);\n\n  verbose(`  Wrote plugin.json for ${skillName} (v${version})`);\n\n  await writeFile(path.join(skillsDir, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD), skillMdContent);\n  verbose(`  Copied ${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD}`);\n\n  for (const fileName of SKILL_CONTENT_FILES) {\n    if (fileName === STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD) continue;\n\n    const sourcePath = path.join(skillPath, fileName);\n    if (await fileExists(sourcePath)) {\n      const content = await readFile(sourcePath);\n      await writeFile(path.join(skillsDir, fileName), content);\n      verbose(`  Copied ${fileName}`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  for (const dirName of SKILL_CONTENT_DIRS) {\n    const sourceDir = path.join(skillPath, dirName);\n    if (await fileExists(sourceDir)) {\n      await copy(sourceDir, path.join(skillsDir, dirName));\n      verbose(`  Copied ${dirName}/`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  const readme = generateReadme(skillName, frontmatter);\n  await writeFile(path.join(pluginDir, STANDARD_FILES.README_MD), readme);\n  verbose(\"  Generated README.md\");\n\n  return {\n    pluginPath: pluginDir,\n    manifest,\n    skillName,\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function compileAllSkillPlugins(\n  skillsDir: string,\n  outputDir: string,\n): Promise<SkillCompilationRun> {\n  const compiled: CompiledSkillPlugin[] = [];\n  const failed: string[] = [];\n\n  const skillMdFiles = await glob(`**/${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD}`, skillsDir);\n\n  for (const skillMdFile of skillMdFiles) {\n    const skillPath = path.join(skillsDir, path.dirname(skillMdFile));\n\n    try {\n      const result = await compileSkillPlugin({\n        skillPath,\n        outputDir,\n      });\n      compiled.push(result);\n      log(`  [OK] ${result.skillName}`);\n    } catch (error) {\n      const errorMessage = getErrorMessage(error);\n      const dirBasename = path.basename(skillPath);\n      failed.push(dirBasename);\n      warn(`Failed to compile skill from '${dirBasename}': ${errorMessage}`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  return { compiled, failed };\n}\n\nexport function printCompilationSummary(results: CompiledSkillPlugin[]): void {\n  log(`\\nCompiled ${plural(results.length, \"skill plugin\")}:`);\n  for (const result of results) {\n    log(`  - ${result.skillName} (v${result.manifest.version})`);\n  }\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\n\nimport { ensureDir, writeFile } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { DEFAULT_VERSION, PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type { PluginAuthor, PluginManifest } from \"../../types\";\n\nconst PLUGIN_DIR_NAME = PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR;\nconst PLUGIN_MANIFEST_FILE = STANDARD_FILES.PLUGIN_JSON;\nconst AGENT_PLUGIN_PREFIX = \"agent-\";\n\nexport type SkillManifestOptions = {\n  skillName: string;\n  description?: string;\n  author?: string;\n  authorEmail?: string;\n  category?: string;\n  version?: string;\n  keywords?: string[];\n};\n\nexport type AgentManifestOptions = {\n  agentName: string;\n  description?: string;\n  version?: string;\n};\n\nfunction buildAuthor(name?: string, email?: string): PluginAuthor | undefined {\n  if (!name) {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n  return { name, ...(email ? { email } : {}) };\n}\n\nexport function generateSkillPluginManifest(options: SkillManifestOptions): PluginManifest {\n  const author = buildAuthor(options.author, options.authorEmail);\n  return {\n    name: options.skillName,\n    version: options.version ?? DEFAULT_VERSION,\n    skills: \"./skills/\",\n    ...(options.description ? { description: options.description } : {}),\n    ...(author ? { author } : {}),\n    ...(options.category ? { category: options.category } : {}),\n    ...(options.keywords?.length ? { keywords: options.keywords } : {}),\n  };\n}\n\nexport function generateAgentPluginManifest(options: AgentManifestOptions): PluginManifest {\n  return {\n    name: `${AGENT_PLUGIN_PREFIX}${options.agentName}`,\n    version: options.version ?? DEFAULT_VERSION,\n    agents: \"./agents/\",\n    ...(options.description ? { description: options.description } : {}),\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function writePluginManifest(\n  outputDir: string,\n  manifest: PluginManifest,\n): Promise<string> {\n  const pluginDir = path.join(outputDir, PLUGIN_DIR_NAME);\n  const manifestPath = path.join(pluginDir, PLUGIN_MANIFEST_FILE);\n\n  await ensureDir(pluginDir);\n\n  const content = JSON.stringify(manifest, null, 2);\n  await writeFile(manifestPath, content);\n\n  return manifestPath;\n}\n","/**\n * Marketplace-qualified plugin reference (`{id}@{marketplace}`) — the form the\n * Claude CLI plugin registry expects. Bare ids do not match registry entries.\n */\nexport function buildMarketplacePluginRef(id: string, marketplace: string): string {\n  return `${id}@${marketplace}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Inverse of buildMarketplacePluginRef: extracts the skill id from a\n * `{id}@{marketplace}` reference. Returns the whole string when no `@` is present.\n */\nexport function parseMarketplacePluginRef(ref: string): string {\n  const separator = ref.indexOf(\"@\");\n  return separator === -1 ? ref : ref.slice(0, separator);\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\n\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { fileExists, readFileSafe } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport {\n  CLAUDE_DIR,\n  MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE,\n  PLUGINS_SUBDIR,\n  PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR,\n  PLUGIN_MANIFEST_FILE,\n} from \"../../consts\";\nimport type { PluginManifest } from \"../../types\";\nimport { pluginManifestSchema } from \"../schemas\";\n\nexport function getUserPluginsDir(): string {\n  return path.join(os.homedir(), CLAUDE_DIR, PLUGINS_SUBDIR);\n}\n\nexport function getProjectPluginsDir(projectDir?: string): string {\n  const dir = projectDir ?? process.cwd();\n  return path.join(dir, CLAUDE_DIR, PLUGINS_SUBDIR);\n}\n\nexport function getPluginAgentsDir(pluginDir: string): string {\n  return path.join(pluginDir, \"agents\");\n}\n\nexport function getPluginManifestPath(pluginDir: string): string {\n  return path.join(pluginDir, PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR, PLUGIN_MANIFEST_FILE);\n}\n\nexport async function readPluginManifest(pluginDir: string): Promise<PluginManifest | null> {\n  const manifestPath = getPluginManifestPath(pluginDir);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(manifestPath))) {\n    verbose(`  No manifest at ${manifestPath}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  try {\n    const content = await readFileSafe(manifestPath, MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE);\n    const manifest = pluginManifestSchema.parse(JSON.parse(content));\n\n    if (!manifest.name || typeof manifest.name !== \"string\") {\n      verbose(`  Invalid manifest at ${manifestPath}: missing name`);\n      return null;\n    }\n\n    return manifest;\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`  Failed to parse manifest at ${manifestPath}: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n}\n","import { readdir } from \"fs/promises\";\nimport type { Dirent } from \"fs\";\n\nimport { DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { loadProjectConfig, type LoadedProjectConfig } from \"../configuration\";\nimport {\n  detectInstallation,\n  isHomeDirectory,\n  resolveInstallPaths,\n  INSTALL_MODE_LABELS,\n  type Installation,\n  type InstallMode,\n} from \"../installation\";\nimport type { SkillScope } from \"../../types/config\";\n\nconst AGENT_FILE_EXTENSION = \".md\";\n\nexport type InstallationInfo = {\n  mode: InstallMode;\n  name: string;\n  skillCount: number;\n  agentCount: number;\n  configPath: string;\n  /** Every directory that actually holds compiled agents; empty when no scope has any. */\n  agentDirs: string[];\n};\n\nexport async function getInstallationInfo(): Promise<InstallationInfo | null> {\n  const installation = await detectInstallation();\n  if (!installation) return null;\n\n  const loaded = await loadProjectConfig(installation.projectDir);\n  const agentDirCounts = await countCompiledAgentsPerScope(\n    installation,\n    installedScopes(installation),\n  );\n\n  return {\n    mode: installation.mode,\n    name: loaded?.config.name || DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME,\n    skillCount: countManagedSkills(loaded),\n    agentCount: sumCounts(agentDirCounts),\n    configPath: installation.configPath,\n    agentDirs: agentDirCounts.filter(hasEntries).map((scopeCount) => scopeCount.dir),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The number of skills the CLI reports it manages, which is what its own configuration declares\n * and nothing else. Neither the plugin registry nor `.claude/skills/` answers that question:\n * each holds only the half of an installation its own install path writes — so a mixed install\n * read from either one reports a fraction of itself — and each also holds entries this CLI never\n * wrote, which it has no business claiming. The install mode is therefore irrelevant here.\n *\n * A tombstone (`excluded: true`) records a skill this project has switched OFF, so it is not one\n * of them; and a skill enabled under both roots is two registrations of one skill, so the entries\n * merge by id.\n */\nfunction countManagedSkills(loaded: LoadedProjectConfig | null): number {\n  if (!loaded) return 0;\n\n  const managed = loaded.config.skills.filter((skill) => !skill.excluded);\n  return new Set(managed.map((skill) => skill.id)).size;\n}\n\n/**\n * Scopes whose compiled agents belong to this installation, in report order\n * (global first, mirroring the init success report). A project context also owns\n * everything installed globally under HOME, so both roots are counted; at the\n * home root the two resolve to the same directory and only one pass runs so\n * nothing is counted twice.\n */\nfunction installedScopes(installation: Installation): SkillScope[] {\n  return isHomeDirectory(installation.projectDir) ? [\"project\"] : [\"global\", \"project\"];\n}\n\ntype ScopeCount = {\n  dir: string;\n  count: number;\n};\n\nfunction hasEntries(scopeCount: ScopeCount): boolean {\n  return scopeCount.count > 0;\n}\n\nfunction sumCounts(scopeCounts: ScopeCount[]): number {\n  return scopeCounts.reduce((total, scopeCount) => total + scopeCount.count, 0);\n}\n\n/**\n * Compiled-agent count per scope, keyed by the directory it was read from, so\n * callers can both total the counts and name the directories the agents are\n * actually in — a default install driven from a project directory compiles\n * every agent under HOME, and naming the project directory there names a\n * directory that was never written.\n */\nasync function countCompiledAgentsPerScope(\n  installation: Installation,\n  scopes: SkillScope[],\n): Promise<ScopeCount[]> {\n  return Promise.all(\n    scopes.map(async (scope) => {\n      const dir = resolveInstallPaths(installation.projectDir, scope).agentsDir;\n      return { dir, count: await countDirEntries(dir, isCompiledAgentFile) };\n    }),\n  );\n}\n\nfunction isCompiledAgentFile(entry: Dirent): boolean {\n  return entry.isFile() && entry.name.endsWith(AGENT_FILE_EXTENSION);\n}\n\n/** Counts entries in `dir` matching `pred`; 0 when the directory is missing or unreadable. */\nasync function countDirEntries(dir: string, pred: (entry: Dirent) => boolean): Promise<number> {\n  try {\n    const entries = await readdir(dir, { withFileTypes: true });\n    return entries.filter(pred).length;\n  } catch {\n    return 0;\n  }\n}\n\nexport function formatInstallationDisplay(info: InstallationInfo): string {\n  const agentDirLines = info.agentDirs.map((dir) => `\\n  Agents:  ${dir}`).join(\"\");\n\n  return `Installation: ${info.name}\n  Mode:    ${INSTALL_MODE_LABELS[info.mode]}\n  Skills:  ${info.skillCount}\n  Agents:  ${info.agentCount}\n  Config:  ${info.configPath}${agentDirLines}`;\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { ConfigLoadError, loadProjectConfigFromDir } from \"../configuration/project-config\";\nimport { CLAUDE_DIR, PLUGINS_SUBDIR, EJECT_SOURCE } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { getProjectConfigPath } from \"./install-base-dir\";\nimport { agentsDir, providerInUse } from \"./install-layout\";\nimport type { ProjectConfig, SkillConfig, SkillScope } from \"../../types/config\";\nimport type { InstallMode } from \"../../types/matrix\";\n\n// Re-exported from types/matrix.ts for existing importers of the installation barrel\nexport type { InstallMode };\n\nexport const INSTALL_MODE_LABELS = {\n  plugin: \"Plugin\",\n  mixed: \"Mixed\",\n  eject: \"Eject\",\n} as const satisfies Record<InstallMode, string>;\n\n/**\n * How a mode is described wherever a command tells the user what KIND of install is\n * about to happen — `init`'s install-plan line, and `edit`'s line for the skills it\n * is switching. One definition because it is one statement about one operation:\n * switching a skill to plugin mode installs it natively exactly as a fresh plugin\n * install does, and used to be announced in words `init` never printed.\n *\n * `mixed` is absent by construction. Nothing is switched TO mixed — it is a shape a\n * whole selection can have, described with per-mode counts only the install plan\n * holds, so `init` composes that one line itself.\n *\n * **Neither description names a DIRECTORY, and the eject one read `(copy to .claude/skills/)`\n * until 2026-09-22.** A constant cannot name one truthfully: the directory is the host's and\n * the scope's — `.claude/skills`, `$CODEX_HOME/skills`, `<repo>/.agents/skills` — and one\n * selection routinely spans two of them, so any single answer misnames at least one. It is also\n * said before anything is copied, where the run has nothing to report yet; `reportSkillsCopied`\n * in `commands/init.tsx` names the real directories afterwards, one block per non-empty scope.\n * The `COPIED_LOCAL_SKILLS_*` note in `e2e/pages/constants.ts` had already reached this\n * conclusion for `edit`'s copy count and stopped one line short of this constant.\n */\nexport const INSTALL_MODE_DESCRIPTIONS = {\n  plugin: `${INSTALL_MODE_LABELS.plugin} (native install)`,\n  eject: `${INSTALL_MODE_LABELS.eject} (local copy)`,\n} as const satisfies Record<Exclude<InstallMode, \"mixed\">, string>;\n\nexport type Installation = {\n  mode: InstallMode;\n  configPath: string;\n  agentsDir: string;\n  skillsDir: string;\n  projectDir: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Whether a successfully-loaded config declares nothing to install — no skills and no agents.\n *\n * Exported rather than kept private to its one caller below because two surfaces have to agree on\n * exactly which configs are content-less: this detection, which maps them to `null` so `init`\n * routes to the wizard instead of the dashboard, and `doctor`, which has to name that state rather\n * than repeat the `null` as `not found`. Two answers to that question is how one screen ended up\n * validating a file and calling it missing four lines apart.\n */\nexport function declaresNoContent(config: ProjectConfig): boolean {\n  return config.skills.length === 0 && config.agents.length === 0;\n}\n\n/** Derive install mode from skills array at runtime */\nexport function deriveInstallMode(skills: SkillConfig[]): InstallMode {\n  if (skills.length === 0) return \"eject\";\n  const hasEject = skills.some((s) => s.origin === EJECT_SOURCE);\n  const hasPlugin = skills.some((s) => s.origin !== EJECT_SOURCE);\n  if (hasEject && hasPlugin) return \"mixed\";\n  return hasEject ? \"eject\" : \"plugin\";\n}\n\n// Use loadProjectConfigFromDir directly (not detectInstallation) to avoid the\n// project→global fallback recursing back into this detection.\nasync function detectInstallationInDir(\n  dir: string,\n  scope: SkillScope,\n): Promise<Installation | null> {\n  // The provider is read off the directory, because an installation's folder is the only record\n  // of one — the same read the existence check and the load below both have to make, or they\n  // would be asking about two different installations in one function.\n  const provider = providerInUse(dir);\n  const configPath = getProjectConfigPath(dir, provider);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(configPath))) {\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  // The config file exists. loadProjectConfigFromDir throws ConfigLoadError for a\n  // corrupt config, so a returned value is always a usable config — a corrupt\n  // config surfaces to the caller (compile reports it) instead of silently\n  // becoming a phantom eject installation that resurrects every built-in agent.\n  const loaded = await loadProjectConfigFromDir(dir, provider);\n  if (!loaded) {\n    // The file vanished between the fileExists check and the load.\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  // A successfully-loaded config that declares neither skills nor agents is\n  // content-less and does not count as an installation — init must route to the\n  // setup wizard, not the dashboard. This is the shared detection function, so\n  // returning null here covers both the project-config and global-config\n  // manifestations. A reporting surface must not read this `null` as \"no config\n  // here\": see declaresNoContent, which doctor asks the same question of.\n  if (declaresNoContent(loaded.config)) {\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const mode: InstallMode = deriveInstallMode(loaded.config.skills);\n\n  return {\n    mode,\n    configPath,\n    // The HOST's, per scope, and a `.claude/agents` literal until C5. `compile` hands this\n    // straight to the pass as its `outputDir`, so a Codex installation compiled agent ROLE\n    // definitions into `<project>/.claude/agents/` — Codex's format in Claude's directory, the\n    // inverse of the defect the whole host funnel exists against, and invisible while\n    // `compilesSubAgents` was short-circuiting every Codex compile before it got here.\n    agentsDir: agentsDir(provider, scope, dir),\n    // Mixed mode has local skills in .claude/skills/ and plugins in cache;\n    // use .claude/skills/ as the primary skillsDir (same as eject mode)\n    skillsDir: path.join(dir, CLAUDE_DIR, mode === \"plugin\" ? PLUGINS_SUBDIR : \"skills\"),\n    projectDir: dir,\n  };\n}\n\n/** Detect installation in a specific directory only (no global fallback). */\nexport async function detectProjectInstallation(projectDir: string): Promise<Installation | null> {\n  return detectInstallationInDir(projectDir, \"project\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether `dir` holds an installation of its own, for a surface that must answer rather than\n * refuse. DEGRADE posture: a config that exists and cannot be loaded answers yes, because the file\n * is there — where {@link detectProjectInstallation} throws `ConfigLoadError` over it.\n */\nexport async function holdsItsOwnInstallation(dir: string): Promise<boolean> {\n  try {\n    return (await detectProjectInstallation(dir)) !== null;\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (error instanceof ConfigLoadError) return true;\n    throw error;\n  }\n}\n\n/** Detect installation in the home directory (global scope). */\nexport async function detectGlobalInstallation(): Promise<Installation | null> {\n  return detectInstallationInDir(os.homedir(), \"global\");\n}\n\n/**\n * Detect installation: checks project-level first, then falls back to global (home directory).\n * Project fully overrides global (no merging).\n */\nexport async function detectInstallation(\n  projectDir: string = process.cwd(),\n): Promise<Installation | null> {\n  // 1. Check project-level first\n  const projectInstallation = await detectProjectInstallation(projectDir);\n  if (projectInstallation) return projectInstallation;\n\n  // 2. Fall back to global (home directory)\n  return detectGlobalInstallation();\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { unique } from \"remeda\";\nimport type {\n  AgentDefinition,\n  AgentName,\n  CompileAgentConfig,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillReference,\n  Stack,\n  StackAgentConfig,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"./is-home-directory\";\nimport type { AgentScopeConfig, SkillConfig, SkillScope } from \"../../types/config\";\nimport type { WizardResultV2 } from \"../../components/wizard/wizard\";\nimport {\n  type MergeResult,\n  type AuthoritativeScope,\n  mergeWithExistingConfig,\n  loadProjectConfig,\n  loadInstalledConfig,\n} from \"../configuration\";\nimport { type SourceLoadResult } from \"../loading\";\nimport { loadStackById, stackNotOfferedMessage } from \"../stacks\";\nimport { buildSkillRefsFromConfig } from \"../resolver\";\nimport { generateProjectConfigFromSkills, buildStackProperty } from \"../configuration\";\nimport { scopeEligibilityKey, isScopePairCompatible } from \"../configuration/config-generator\";\nimport {\n  isActiveAt,\n  activeSkillScopeMap,\n  activeAgentScopeMap,\n  effectivelyExcludedSkillIds,\n} from \"../configuration/scope-predicates\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { typedFromEntries } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME } from \"../../consts\";\n\n/**\n * Returns the ids of skills active in the CURRENT wizard selection that were\n * NOT active in the persisted PRIOR config. Filters `excluded: true` on both\n * sides — excluded entries don't participate in stack membership, so flipping\n * a skill from excluded back to active counts as \"newly added\".\n *\n * `priorSkills === undefined` (first init) collapses the prior active set to\n * empty — every current skill is new this session. The generator's seeding\n * branch is what actually produces useful output in that case, so treating\n * every skill as \"new\" is safe.\n */\nfunction computeNewlyAddedSkillIds(\n  currentSkills: readonly SkillConfig[],\n  priorSkills: readonly SkillConfig[] | undefined,\n): readonly SkillId[] {\n  const priorActiveIds = new Set((priorSkills ?? []).filter((s) => !s.excluded).map((s) => s.id));\n  const currentActiveIds = currentSkills.filter((s) => !s.excluded).map((s) => s.id);\n  return unique(currentActiveIds.filter((id) => !priorActiveIds.has(id)));\n}\n\n/**\n * Returns `(agent, skillId)` keys whose scope-compatibility was GAINED this\n * session — the pair is scope-compatible now but was NOT scope-compatible (or\n * was absent entirely) in the persisted config. Admits pure scope-flip cases\n * that `computeNewlyAddedSkillIds` (keyed by id only) cannot express.\n *\n * Scope rule: `isScopePairCompatible` from config-generator — the single\n * definition shared with the generator's own compatibility filter.\n *\n * Keys are produced by `scopeEligibilityKey` so lookup membership matches the\n * generator's internal set-membership check.\n */\nfunction computeScopeEligibilityGained(\n  currentSkills: readonly SkillConfig[],\n  currentAgents: readonly AgentScopeConfig[],\n  priorSkills: readonly SkillConfig[] | undefined,\n  priorAgents: readonly AgentScopeConfig[] | undefined,\n): ReadonlySet<string> {\n  const priorSkillScope = activeSkillScopeMap(priorSkills);\n  const priorAgentScope = activeAgentScopeMap(priorAgents);\n  const gainedCompatibility = (skill: SkillConfig, agent: AgentScopeConfig): boolean =>\n    isScopePairCompatible(skill.scope, agent.scope) &&\n    !wereScopeCompatible(priorSkillScope.get(skill.id), priorAgentScope.get(agent.name));\n\n  const activeCurrentSkills = currentSkills.filter((s) => !s.excluded);\n  const activeCurrentAgents = currentAgents.filter((a) => !a.excluded);\n\n  const gainedKeys = activeCurrentAgents.flatMap((agent) =>\n    activeCurrentSkills\n      .filter((skill) => gainedCompatibility(skill, agent))\n      .map((skill) => scopeEligibilityKey(agent.name, skill.id)),\n  );\n  return new Set(gainedKeys);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a pair was scope-compatible in the persisted config — which it cannot have been where\n * either half was absent from it, or excluded there.\n */\nfunction wereScopeCompatible(\n  priorSkillScope: SkillScope | undefined,\n  priorAgentScope: SkillScope | undefined,\n): boolean {\n  return (\n    priorSkillScope !== undefined &&\n    priorAgentScope !== undefined &&\n    isScopePairCompatible(priorSkillScope, priorAgentScope)\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The stack the written config carries.\n *\n * A producer that knows per-`(skill, agent)` assignments has already decided what every sub-agent\n * holds and what preloads, so its stack REPLACES the ownership-derived one rather than merging\n * with it. Ownership rules hand every scope-compatible skill to every selected agent — exactly the\n * curation a shared configuration exists to carry — and inherit `preloaded` from a prior or\n * stack-YAML entry, which is silent about what the sharer chose. A stack id in such a payload\n * still names the config's description, but its own expansion is not overlaid for the same reason:\n * it would add back the skills and agents the assignments left out.\n *\n * Only a stack the generator itself built is replaced. With no agents selected there is nothing to\n * own, and the absent key is what tells the merger to leave the stack already on disk alone.\n */\nfunction resolveStackProperty(\n  generated: ProjectConfig[\"stack\"],\n  assigned: WizardResultV2[\"assignedStack\"],\n): ProjectConfig[\"stack\"] {\n  return generated && assigned ? assigned : generated;\n}\n\n/**\n * The sentence this config records about itself, from whichever end of the install knows it.\n *\n * The two are never both present, and the two install paths are the reason. A stack loaded HERE is\n * the wizard path, where the stack object is the authority on its own description. A description\n * carried on the wizard result is the `init --from` path, where `configToSeedPayload` writes\n * `stackId: null` on purpose — so `loadedStack` is null, there is no id to resolve a description\n * out of, and before the payload carried one the line was simply dropped.\n *\n * The loaded stack is asked first anyway, so the ordering is stated rather than left to the fact\n * that the cases do not overlap: a stack the install actually read beats a sentence handed to it.\n */\nfunction resolveDescription(\n  loadedStack: Stack | null,\n  shared: WizardResultV2[\"description\"],\n): string | undefined {\n  return loadedStack === null ? shared : loadedStack.description;\n}\n\n/**\n * The identity a freshly-written config carries.\n *\n * A project config is named for the directory it configures — the same identity\n * `eject` passes as its `fallbackName` and the loader repairs a missing `name`\n * to. At `$HOME` there is no project to name: `path.basename(os.homedir())` is\n * the OS account name, which identifies the USER rather than the installation\n * and differs per machine for one logical global install, so the global config\n * keeps the product constant instead.\n *\n * A config already on disk keeps the name it saved either way — `mergeConfigs`\n * carries identity fields over from the existing config, so this seed only ever\n * names a config being created.\n */\nfunction configNameFor(projectDir: string): string {\n  return isHomeDirectory(projectDir) ? DEFAULT_PLUGIN_NAME : path.basename(projectDir);\n}\n\n/**\n * The per-agent curation this save must preserve, from every config that carries\n * any.\n *\n * A GLOBAL sub-agent's curation lives in the global config ALONE — a project\n * config's stack is filtered down to project-scoped agents on the way out, so a\n * global agent has no row of its own there. Reading the project config by itself\n * therefore makes a `s` toggle (G→P) look like an agent nobody has ever curated,\n * and the generator's seed branch rebuilds its catalogue from relevance defaults,\n * silently dropping every assignment the shared resolver would not re-derive.\n *\n * Both configs are carriers and both are merged; the project's word wins per\n * agent, since a project-scoped agent's row is the one the project owns. The\n * global config is READ here and never written — a project-context edit moves an\n * agent INTO this project, it never migrates global state out.\n */\nasync function loadCuratedStack(\n  projectDir: string,\n  projectStack: ProjectConfig[\"stack\"],\n): Promise<Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>> {\n  // At `$HOME` the config already loaded IS the global one — re-reading it would\n  // merge it with itself.\n  const globalStack = isHomeDirectory(projectDir) ? undefined : await loadGlobalStack();\n\n  // ProjectConfig.stack types its agents as Record<string, StackAgentConfig> (it\n  // comes from parsed TS/JSON); the declared return type is where those keys are\n  // narrowed to AgentName, so this load boundary needs no cast of its own.\n  return { ...globalStack, ...projectStack };\n}\n\n/** The global install's per-agent stack, absent until a global config exists. */\nasync function loadGlobalStack(): Promise<ProjectConfig[\"stack\"]> {\n  return (await loadInstalledConfig(os.homedir()))?.config.stack;\n}\n\nasync function buildInstallConfig(\n  wizardResult: WizardResultV2,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<{ config: ProjectConfig; loadedStack: Stack | null }> {\n  const skillIds = unique(wizardResult.skills.map((s) => s.id));\n  verbose(\n    `buildInstallConfig: selectedStackId='${wizardResult.selectedStackId}', ` +\n      `skills=[${skillIds.join(\", \")}], ` +\n      `selectedAgents=[${wizardResult.selectedAgents.join(\", \")}]`,\n  );\n\n  const loadedStack = await loadSelectedStack(wizardResult.selectedStackId, sourceResult);\n  const existing = await loadProjectConfig(projectDir);\n  const existingStack = await loadCuratedStack(projectDir, existing?.config.stack);\n\n  const options = generatorOptionsFor(\n    wizardResult,\n    existing?.config,\n    stackToPreserve(loadedStack, existingStack),\n  );\n  const generated = generateProjectConfigFromSkills(configNameFor(projectDir), skillIds, options);\n  const stack = resolveStackProperty(generated.stack, wizardResult.assignedStack);\n  const description = resolveDescription(loadedStack, wizardResult.description);\n  const localConfig: ProjectConfig = {\n    ...generated,\n    ...(stack && { stack }),\n    ...(description !== undefined && { description }),\n  };\n\n  verbose(\n    `buildInstallConfig result: stack=${stackSizeForLog(localConfig.stack)}, ` +\n      `agents=[${localConfig.agents.map((a) => a.name).join(\", \")}], skills=${localConfig.skills.length}`,\n  );\n\n  return { config: localConfig, loadedStack };\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a selected stack the source does not offer, through the lookup the install makes, so a\n * caller can ask before it writes anything. The `--from` producers do (see\n * `refuseSharedConfigBeforeAsking` on `BaseCommand`); the install's own lookup is then only the\n * backstop, since a refusal reached that late lands after the plugins are installed and the skills\n * copied.\n */\nexport async function refuseUnofferedStack(\n  stackId: WizardResultV2[\"selectedStackId\"],\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n): Promise<void> {\n  await loadSelectedStack(stackId, sourceResult);\n}\n\n/**\n * The stack the wizard selected, loaded from the source — `null` where none was selected, and a\n * refusal naming the source where one was selected that the source does not offer.\n */\nasync function loadSelectedStack(\n  stackId: WizardResultV2[\"selectedStackId\"],\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n): Promise<Stack | null> {\n  if (!stackId) return null;\n\n  const { source } = sourceResult.sourceConfig;\n  const loadedStack = await loadStackById(stackId, sourceResult.sourcePath, source);\n  verbose(\n    `buildInstallConfig: loadedStack=${loadedStack ? `found (id='${loadedStack.id}')` : \"NOT FOUND\"}`,\n  );\n  if (!loadedStack) throw new Error(stackNotOfferedMessage(stackId, source));\n\n  return loadedStack;\n}\n\n/**\n * The per-agent stack the generator must preserve: the curated one on disk, over any stack this\n * install applies.\n *\n * With a stack, it is overlaid so its (agent, category, skill) triples reach the ownership-based\n * builder with a load already decided — the author's flag where a third-party stacks file wrote\n * one, and the shared mapping's verdict where none was written, which is every entry of a built-in\n * stack. `buildStackProperty` is where that decision is made, so applying a stack is a NEW\n * selection: it never arrives flagless and is never read as a curated lazy.\n *\n * The on-disk stack spreads LAST and wins per agent, so re-running over an installed config\n * preserves what the user saved. Ownership rules still govern which agents and categories land in\n * the final stack, so Phase A (init) and Phase B (edit) produce equivalent stacks for the same\n * selection.\n */\nfunction stackToPreserve(\n  loadedStack: Stack | null,\n  curatedStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> {\n  if (loadedStack === null) return curatedStack;\n  return { ...buildStackProperty(loadedStack), ...curatedStack };\n}\n\n/**\n * Everything the generator is told beyond the skill ids: the user's agent selection, the skill\n * and agent configs that carry each one's scope, the stack to preserve, and what this session\n * changed relative to the persisted config.\n *\n * Both `skillConfigs` and `agentConfigs` are always passed when `selectedAgents` is set — the\n * config generator enforces that invariant to prevent silent \"project\" scope defaults on missing\n * lookups.\n *\n * The two deltas are what per-agent curation turns on: the skills new to this session's selection,\n * and the `(agent, skillId)` pairs that became scope-compatible, which admits the scope-flip case a\n * skill-id-only diff would miss. With no persisted config (first init) both collapse to\n * \"everything is new this session\", which the generator's seeding branch tolerates.\n */\nfunction generatorOptionsFor(\n  wizardResult: WizardResultV2,\n  persisted: ProjectConfig | undefined,\n  existingStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n): {\n  selectedAgents?: AgentName[];\n  skillConfigs: SkillConfig[];\n  agentConfigs: AgentScopeConfig[];\n  existingStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>;\n  newlyAddedSkillIds: readonly SkillId[];\n  scopeEligibilityGained: ReadonlySet<string>;\n} {\n  return {\n    skillConfigs: wizardResult.skills,\n    agentConfigs: wizardResult.agentConfigs,\n    existingStack,\n    newlyAddedSkillIds: computeNewlyAddedSkillIds(wizardResult.skills, persisted?.skills),\n    scopeEligibilityGained: computeScopeEligibilityGained(\n      wizardResult.skills,\n      wizardResult.agentConfigs,\n      persisted?.skills,\n      persisted?.agents,\n    ),\n    ...(wizardResult.selectedAgents.length > 0 && {\n      selectedAgents: wizardResult.selectedAgents,\n    }),\n  };\n}\n\n/** How many agents a stack carries, as the verbose lines spell it. */\nfunction stackSizeForLog(stack: ProjectConfig[\"stack\"]): string {\n  return stack ? `${Object.keys(stack).length} agents` : \"UNDEFINED\";\n}\n\nexport function setConfigMetadata(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  wizardResult: WizardResultV2,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n  sourceFlag?: string,\n): ProjectConfig {\n  const result = { ...config };\n\n  // Only persist selected domains when non-empty (sparse output)\n  if (wizardResult.selectedDomains.length > 0) {\n    result.selectedDomains = wizardResult.selectedDomains;\n  }\n\n  if (sourceFlag) {\n    result.marketplace = sourceFlag;\n  } else if (sourceResult.sourceConfig.source) {\n    result.marketplace = sourceResult.sourceConfig.source;\n  }\n\n  if (sourceResult.marketplace) {\n    result.marketplaceName = sourceResult.marketplace;\n  }\n\n  return result;\n}\n\nexport async function buildAndMergeConfig(\n  wizardResult: WizardResultV2,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n  projectDir: string,\n  sourceFlag?: string,\n  authoritativeScope?: AuthoritativeScope,\n): Promise<MergeResult> {\n  const { config } = await buildInstallConfig(wizardResult, sourceResult, projectDir);\n  verbose(`buildAndMergeConfig: before merge — stack=${stackSizeForLog(config.stack)}`);\n  const configWithMetadata = setConfigMetadata(config, wizardResult, sourceResult, sourceFlag);\n  const result = await mergeWithExistingConfig(configWithMetadata, {\n    projectDir,\n    ...(authoritativeScope !== undefined && { authoritativeScope }),\n  });\n  verbose(\n    `buildAndMergeConfig: after merge — stack=${stackSizeForLog(result.config.stack)}, merged=${result.merged}`,\n  );\n  return result;\n}\n\nexport function buildCompileAgents(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  agents: Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>,\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, CompileAgentConfig>> {\n  const activeAgents = config.agents.filter((a) => !a.excluded);\n  const excludedSkillIds = effectivelyExcludedSkillIds(config.skills);\n  const globalSkillIds = new Set(\n    config.skills.filter((s) => isActiveAt(s, \"global\")).map((s) => s.id),\n  );\n  const sourceById = new Map<SkillId, string>(config.skills.map((s) => [s.id, s.origin]));\n\n  // An effectively excluded skill compiles into no agent, and a global agent takes only the skills\n  // active at global scope — the D7 cross-scope safety net.\n  const compilesInto = (ref: SkillReference, agentConfig: AgentScopeConfig): boolean => {\n    if (excludedSkillIds.has(ref.id)) return false;\n    if (agentConfig.scope === \"global\") return globalSkillIds.has(ref.id);\n    return true;\n  };\n\n  // The skill's `origin`, carried as `source`, is what lets the compiler choose per skill between\n  // `${id}:${id}` (plugin) and a bare id (eject). A skill with no SkillConfig — a user-authored\n  // local one — legitimately has none, so the ref goes through without it.\n  const withItsOrigin = (ref: SkillReference): SkillReference => {\n    const source = sourceById.get(ref.id);\n    return { ...ref, ...(source !== undefined && { source }) };\n  };\n\n  const buildAgentCompileEntry = (agentConfig: AgentScopeConfig): CompileAgentConfig => {\n    // Model/effort are the agent's own settings, not its skills' — a bare agent with no stack\n    // entry still carries them, so they are resolved before the skill-less early-out.\n    const tuning: CompileAgentConfig = {\n      ...(agentConfig.model !== undefined && { model: agentConfig.model }),\n      ...(agentConfig.effort !== undefined && { effort: agentConfig.effort }),\n    };\n\n    const agentStack = config.stack?.[agentConfig.name];\n    if (!agentStack) return tuning;\n\n    const filteredRefs = buildSkillRefsFromConfig(agentStack)\n      .filter((ref) => compilesInto(ref, agentConfig))\n      .map(withItsOrigin);\n    return { ...tuning, skills: filteredRefs };\n  };\n\n  return typedFromEntries<AgentName, CompileAgentConfig>(\n    activeAgents\n      .filter((agentConfig) => agents[agentConfig.name])\n      .map((agentConfig) => [agentConfig.name, buildAgentCompileEntry(agentConfig)]),\n  );\n}\n\nexport function buildAgentScopeMap(config: ProjectConfig): Map<AgentName, SkillScope> {\n  return activeAgentScopeMap(config.agents);\n}\n","import { parse as parseYaml } from \"yaml\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { extractFrontmatter } from \"../../utils/frontmatter\";\nimport { glob, readFile, directoryExists, fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport {\n  DIRS,\n  LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY,\n  STANDARD_DIRS,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n  PROJECT_ROOT,\n} from \"../../consts\";\nimport { providerInUse, sourceFolderInUse } from \"../installation/install-layout\";\nimport type {\n  AgentDefinition,\n  AgentName,\n  AgentYamlConfig,\n  SkillDefinition,\n  SkillDefinitionMap,\n  SkillFrontmatter,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport {\n  describeMetadataSchemaFailure,\n  formatZodIssues,\n  localRawMetadataSchema,\n  skillFrontmatterLoaderSchema,\n  agentYamlConfigSchema,\n} from \"../schemas\";\nimport type { LocalRawMetadata } from \"../skills/local-skill-loader\";\nimport { METADATA_KEYS } from \"../metadata-keys\";\n\n/** A skill's metadata.yaml as the fields a skill is described by, or why it describes none. */\nexport type SkillMetadataRead =\n  { usable: true; metadata: LocalRawMetadata } | { usable: false; reason: string };\n\n/**\n * Reads one skill's metadata.yaml into the fields a skill is described by — the\n * metadata.yaml counterpart of {@link parseFrontmatter}.\n *\n * This is the single judgment of whether a metadata.yaml describes its skill, and\n * every pass that meets one shares it: `compile`'s skill discovery, the local-skill\n * discovery that feeds config-types generation, and `doctor`'s content layer. What\n * each does about a file that describes nothing differs — compile refuses the run,\n * discovery skips the skill, doctor reports it — but what they CALL describing does\n * not. Compile used to check only that the file existed, and then only that it\n * parsed, so it loaded from SKILL.md a skill the same run's config-types pass had\n * already skipped.\n *\n * Both ways of describing nothing are refused here: a file nothing can be parsed\n * out of, and a file that parses without the fields `localRawMetadataSchema`\n * requires. `doctor` layers its stricter published-skill checks on top of the\n * fields this returns; it does not disagree with them.\n */\nexport async function readSkillMetadata(metadataPath: string): Promise<SkillMetadataRead> {\n  let parsed: unknown;\n  try {\n    parsed = parseYaml(await readFile(metadataPath));\n  } catch (error) {\n    return { usable: false, reason: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n\n  if (!isFieldMapping(parsed)) {\n    return { usable: false, reason: `expected metadata fields, found ${nameYamlValue(parsed)}` };\n  }\n\n  const validated = localRawMetadataSchema.safeParse(parsed);\n  if (!validated.success) {\n    return { usable: false, reason: describeMetadataSchemaFailure(validated.error.issues, parsed) };\n  }\n\n  return { usable: true, metadata: validated.data };\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this metadata names the `local` placeholder instead of a real category.\n *\n * `local` is a trapdoor rather than a category: it belongs to no domain, so a skill wearing it\n * joins no grid tab and is dropped from every sub-agent's stack. Both passes that read an\n * installed skill's metadata.yaml share this verdict — the local-skill discovery behind the\n * wizard's matrix, and the discovery behind `compile`'s skill count. One reader loading what the\n * other refused is what printed a discovery total beside a refusal about the same skill, in a\n * single run.\n *\n * The sibling of {@link readSkillMetadata}, one question over: that one asks whether the file\n * describes a skill at all, this one whether the skill it describes can be reached. A file can\n * pass the first and fail this, which is why the two verdicts are separate and why this one is\n * not repairable — nothing in the file is malformed.\n */\nexport function namesPlaceholderCategory(metadata: LocalRawMetadata): boolean {\n  return metadata.category === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY;\n}\n\nfunction isFieldMapping(value: unknown): value is Record<string, unknown> {\n  return typeof value === \"object\" && value !== null && !Array.isArray(value);\n}\n\n/** Names what a metadata.yaml holds when it holds no fields — for the refusal's reason. */\nfunction nameYamlValue(value: unknown): string {\n  if (value === null || value === undefined) return \"an empty file\";\n  if (Array.isArray(value)) return \"a list\";\n  return `a ${typeof value}`;\n}\n\nexport function parseFrontmatter(content: string, filePath?: string): SkillFrontmatter | null {\n  const rawFrontmatter = extractFrontmatter(content);\n  if (rawFrontmatter === null) return null;\n\n  const parsed = skillFrontmatterLoaderSchema.safeParse(rawFrontmatter);\n\n  if (!parsed.success) {\n    const location = filePath ?? \"unknown file\";\n    warn(`Invalid SKILL.md frontmatter in '${location}': ${formatZodIssues(parsed.error.issues)}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n  return parsed.data;\n}\n\ntype LoadAgentsFromDirOptions = {\n  /** Relative base recorded on each definition (project agents live under the source folder's agents/). */\n  agentBaseDir?: string;\n  /** Propagate the `custom: true` metadata flag (source/CLI agents only). */\n  includeCustomFlag?: boolean;\n  /** Label for the per-agent verbose line. */\n  verboseLabel: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * The one sentence a user gets about an agent `metadata.yaml` this loader would not take.\n *\n * The path is the point: this is the last boundary that still knows which file the value came\n * from. Everything downstream reports against a compiled `.md` the user never wrote.\n */\nfunction refusalOfAgentMetadata(metadataPath: string, reason: string): string {\n  return `Skipping invalid ${STANDARD_FILES.AGENT_METADATA_YAML} at '${metadataPath}': ${reason}`;\n}\n\n// Boundary cast: agent keys come from agentYamlConfigSchema which types config.id as AgentName;\n// custom agents (not in the union) are accepted by the schema's z.string() base\nasync function loadAgentsFromDir(\n  agentsDir: string,\n  sourceRoot: string,\n  options: LoadAgentsFromDirOptions,\n): Promise<Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>> {\n  const agents: Record<string, AgentDefinition> = {};\n  const files = await glob(`**/${STANDARD_FILES.AGENT_METADATA_YAML}`, agentsDir);\n\n  for (const file of files) {\n    const fullPath = path.join(agentsDir, file);\n    try {\n      const content = await readFile(fullPath);\n      // safeParse rather than parse: a ZodError's own message is a JSON dump of its issues, and\n      // this warning is the only place a user is told which metadata.yaml is wrong and why.\n      const parsed = agentYamlConfigSchema.safeParse(parseYaml(content));\n      if (!parsed.success) {\n        warn(refusalOfAgentMetadata(fullPath, formatZodIssues(parsed.error.issues)));\n        continue;\n      }\n      const config = parsed.data;\n\n      agents[config.id] = toAgentDefinition(config, file, sourceRoot, options);\n      verbose(`Loaded ${options.verboseLabel}: ${config.id} from ${file}`);\n    } catch (error) {\n      warn(refusalOfAgentMetadata(fullPath, getErrorMessage(error)));\n    }\n  }\n\n  return agents;\n}\n\n/**\n * One parsed agent `metadata.yaml` as the definition the compiler reads, recording where it was\n * found: `file` is its path under the agents directory, whose parent becomes the agent's `path`.\n */\nfunction toAgentDefinition(\n  config: AgentYamlConfig,\n  file: string,\n  sourceRoot: string,\n  options: LoadAgentsFromDirOptions,\n): AgentDefinition {\n  return {\n    title: config.title,\n    description: config.description,\n    ...(config.model !== undefined && { model: config.model }),\n    ...(config.effort !== undefined && { effort: config.effort }),\n    tools: config.tools,\n    // The rest of what `agent.liquid` reads. Spread conditionally, because the template\n    // branches on presence — an explicit `undefined` renders as an empty frontmatter key.\n    ...(config.disallowedTools !== undefined && {\n      disallowedTools: config.disallowedTools,\n    }),\n    ...(config.permissionMode !== undefined && { permissionMode: config.permissionMode }),\n    ...(config.isolation !== undefined && { isolation: config.isolation }),\n    ...(config.hooks !== undefined && { hooks: config.hooks }),\n    ...(config.experimental !== undefined && { experimental: config.experimental }),\n    ...(config.outputFormat !== undefined && { outputFormat: config.outputFormat }),\n    path: path.dirname(file),\n    sourceRoot,\n    ...(options.agentBaseDir ? { agentBaseDir: options.agentBaseDir } : {}),\n    ...(config.domain ? { domain: config.domain } : {}),\n    ...(options.includeCustomFlag && config.custom === true ? { custom: true } : {}),\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function loadAllAgents(\n  projectRoot: string,\n): Promise<Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>> {\n  return loadAgentsFromDir(path.join(projectRoot, DIRS.agents), projectRoot, {\n    includeCustomFlag: true,\n    verboseLabel: \"agent\",\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * Loads agent definitions from the CLI repo and a skills source in parallel,\n * merged so source definitions take precedence on name collisions.\n */\nexport async function loadMergedAgents(\n  sourcePath: string,\n): Promise<Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>> {\n  const [cliAgents, sourceAgents] = await Promise.all([\n    loadAllAgents(PROJECT_ROOT),\n    loadAllAgents(sourcePath),\n  ]);\n  return { ...cliAgents, ...sourceAgents };\n}\n\nexport async function loadProjectAgents(\n  projectRoot: string,\n): Promise<Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>> {\n  const sourceFolder = sourceFolderInUse(projectRoot, providerInUse(projectRoot));\n  const projectAgentsDir = path.join(sourceFolder.dir, STANDARD_DIRS.AGENTS);\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(projectAgentsDir))) {\n    verbose(`No project agents directory at ${projectAgentsDir}`);\n    const noAgents: Record<string, AgentDefinition> = {};\n    return noAgents;\n  }\n\n  return loadAgentsFromDir(projectAgentsDir, projectRoot, {\n    // The recorded base is the folder this scope is actually on, so an agent's `path` names a\n    // directory the reader can open rather than the layout the product is moving to.\n    agentBaseDir: `${sourceFolder.relName}/${STANDARD_DIRS.AGENTS}`,\n    verboseLabel: \"project agent\",\n  });\n}\n\nexport type LoadSkillsFromDirOptions = {\n  /** Path prefix recorded on each skill's `path` (e.g. LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH or \"skills\"). */\n  pathPrefix?: string;\n  /**\n   * When true, a SKILL.md whose sibling metadata.yaml is missing, or present but\n   * describing no skill, is skipped (local-skill registration rule). Plugin\n   * discovery passes false — plugin skills carry no metadata.yaml.\n   */\n  requireMetadata?: boolean;\n};\n\n/** One skill directory whose metadata.yaml exists but describes no skill. */\nexport type UnusableSkillMetadata = {\n  /** The skill's directory name, as it appears under `.claude/skills/`. */\n  skillDirName: string;\n  /** Absolute path to the offending metadata.yaml. */\n  metadataPath: string;\n  /** The YAML parser's own message, what the file holds instead of fields, or which fields it lacks. */\n  reason: string;\n};\n\nexport type LoadedSkills = {\n  skills: SkillDefinitionMap;\n  /**\n   * Skill directories refused by {@link readSkillMetadata}. Only ever non-empty\n   * under `requireMetadata` — a plugin skill carries no metadata.yaml to refuse.\n   */\n  unusableMetadata: UnusableSkillMetadata[];\n};\n\n/**\n * Loads SKILL.md files from a directory, parsing frontmatter for skill metadata.\n * Returns the skillId -> SkillDefinition map plus every skill directory whose\n * metadata.yaml describes no skill. Missing/invalid frontmatter and per-file read\n * errors are logged and skipped, never thrown.\n */\nexport async function loadSkillsFromDir(\n  skillsDir: string,\n  options: LoadSkillsFromDirOptions = {},\n): Promise<LoadedSkills> {\n  const { pathPrefix = \"\", requireMetadata = false } = options;\n  const skills: SkillDefinitionMap = {};\n  const unusableMetadata: UnusableSkillMetadata[] = [];\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(skillsDir))) {\n    return { skills, unusableMetadata };\n  }\n\n  const skillFiles = await glob(`**/${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD}`, skillsDir);\n\n  for (const skillFile of skillFiles) {\n    const skill = locateSkill(skillsDir, skillFile, pathPrefix);\n\n    if (requireMetadata) {\n      const verdict = await judgeSkillMetadata(skill);\n      if (verdict.kind === \"unusable\") unusableMetadata.push(verdict.refusal);\n      if (verdict.kind !== \"admitted\") continue;\n    }\n\n    const definition = await readSkillDefinition(skill);\n    if (definition) skills[definition.id] = definition;\n  }\n\n  return { skills, unusableMetadata };\n}\n\n/** One SKILL.md the glob found, in each of the forms the loader reads or reports it by. */\ntype SkillLocation = {\n  /** The SKILL.md relative to the skills directory, as the glob returned it. */\n  skillFile: string;\n  /** Absolute path to the SKILL.md. */\n  skillMdPath: string;\n  /** Absolute path to the directory holding it. */\n  skillDir: string;\n  /** That directory's own name. */\n  skillDirName: string;\n  /** The `path` recorded on the skill: prefixed, relative, slash-terminated. */\n  displayPath: string;\n};\n\nfunction locateSkill(skillsDir: string, skillFile: string, pathPrefix: string): SkillLocation {\n  const skillMdPath = path.join(skillsDir, skillFile);\n  const skillDir = path.dirname(skillMdPath);\n  const relativePath = path.relative(skillsDir, skillDir);\n\n  return {\n    skillFile,\n    skillMdPath,\n    skillDir,\n    skillDirName: path.basename(skillDir),\n    displayPath: pathPrefix ? `${pathPrefix}/${relativePath}/` : `${relativePath}/`,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * What a skill's metadata.yaml says about loading it, under `requireMetadata`. Only an\n * `unusable` file is the caller's to report; a `skipped` skill is logged here and left out.\n */\ntype SkillMetadataVerdict =\n  { kind: \"admitted\" } | { kind: \"skipped\" } | { kind: \"unusable\"; refusal: UnusableSkillMetadata };\n\nasync function judgeSkillMetadata(skill: SkillLocation): Promise<SkillMetadataVerdict> {\n  const metadataPath = path.join(skill.skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n  if (!(await fileExists(metadataPath))) {\n    warn(\n      `Skill '${skill.skillDirName}' in '${skill.displayPath}' is missing ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} — skipped. Add ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} to register it with the CLI.`,\n    );\n    return { kind: \"skipped\" };\n  }\n\n  // A metadata.yaml that describes no skill is reported to the caller rather\n  // than loaded around: the local-skill discovery behind config-types\n  // generation refuses the same file, and compile refuses the whole run over it.\n  const read = await readSkillMetadata(metadataPath);\n  if (!read.usable) {\n    verbose(`  Unusable ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} in '${skill.skillDirName}'`);\n    return {\n      kind: \"unusable\",\n      refusal: { skillDirName: skill.skillDirName, metadataPath, reason: read.reason },\n    };\n  }\n\n  // Skipped rather than reported, and silently: the file is intact, so there is nothing\n  // here to repair or refuse a run over — and the sentence telling the user which field\n  // to fix is `extractLocalSkill`'s, which every command reaching here also runs.\n  if (namesPlaceholderCategory(read.metadata)) {\n    verbose(`  Placeholder ${METADATA_KEYS.CATEGORY} in '${skill.skillDirName}'`);\n    return { kind: \"skipped\" };\n  }\n\n  return { kind: \"admitted\" };\n}\n\n/**\n * The skill a SKILL.md defines, keyed by its frontmatter `name`, or undefined — logged, never\n * thrown — when the file cannot be read or names no skill.\n */\nasync function readSkillDefinition(skill: SkillLocation): Promise<SkillDefinition | undefined> {\n  try {\n    const content = await readFile(skill.skillMdPath);\n    const frontmatter = parseFrontmatter(content, skill.skillMdPath);\n\n    if (!frontmatter?.name) {\n      warn(`Skipping skill in '${skill.skillDirName}': missing or invalid frontmatter name`);\n      return undefined;\n    }\n\n    const canonicalId = frontmatter.name;\n    verbose(`  Loaded skill: ${canonicalId}`);\n    return {\n      id: canonicalId,\n      path: skill.displayPath,\n      description: frontmatter.description || \"\",\n    };\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`  Failed to load skill: ${skill.skillFile} - ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return undefined;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Loads skills from a plugin's `skills/` subdirectory. Plugin skills carry no\n * metadata.yaml, so metadata is not required here — and nothing can be refused\n * for one, which is why only the skill map comes back.\n */\nexport async function loadPluginSkills(pluginDir: string): Promise<SkillDefinitionMap> {\n  const { skills } = await loadSkillsFromDir(path.join(pluginDir, \"skills\"), {\n    pathPrefix: \"skills\",\n    requireMetadata: false,\n  });\n  return skills;\n}\n","import { parse as parseYaml } from \"yaml\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"./errors\";\n\n/** The YAML between the `---` fences that open a file. */\nconst FRONTMATTER_PATTERN = /^---\\r?\\n([\\s\\S]*?)\\r?\\n---/;\n\n/** A file's frontmatter, parsed — or why it could not be. */\ntype FrontmatterRead = { parsed: unknown } | { unreadable: string };\n\nfunction readFrontmatter(content: string): FrontmatterRead {\n  const block = content.match(FRONTMATTER_PATTERN)?.[1];\n  if (!block) return { unreadable: \"there is no frontmatter between --- fences at its top\" };\n\n  try {\n    return { parsed: parseYaml(block) };\n  } catch (error) {\n    return { unreadable: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n}\n\nexport function extractFrontmatter(content: string): unknown {\n  const read = readFrontmatter(content);\n  return \"parsed\" in read ? read.parsed : null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Why a file's frontmatter reads as nothing at all, or `undefined` when it reads as something.\n *\n * {@link extractFrontmatter} answers `null` for a file with no frontmatter, an empty one, and one\n * whose YAML will not parse, which is all a reader that only skips needs. A caller that names the\n * file it skipped needs to say which of the three it was, with the parser's own reason.\n */\nexport function unreadableFrontmatter(content: string): string | undefined {\n  const read = readFrontmatter(content);\n  if (\"unreadable\" in read) return read.unreadable;\n  return read.parsed === null ? \"its frontmatter is empty\" : undefined;\n}\n","import { createHash } from \"crypto\";\nimport { isRecord } from \"../../utils/type-guards.js\";\nimport { downloadTemplate, type DownloadTemplateResult } from \"giget\";\nimport os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport type { z } from \"zod\";\n\nimport {\n  cacheRoot,\n  CACHE_HASH_LENGTH,\n  CACHE_READABLE_PREFIX_LENGTH,\n  MAX_MARKETPLACE_FILE_SIZE,\n  MAX_JSON_NESTING_DEPTH,\n  MAX_MARKETPLACE_PLUGINS,\n  MARKETPLACE_JSON,\n  marketplaceManifestPath,\n} from \"../../consts\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport {\n  ensureDir,\n  directoryExists,\n  fileExists,\n  readFileOptional,\n  readFileSafe,\n  remove,\n  writeFile,\n} from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { log, verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { sourceUnreachableUsingCache, STATUS_MESSAGES } from \"../../utils/messages\";\nimport { DEFAULT_SOURCE, isLocalSource } from \"../configuration\";\nimport { validateLoadedMarketplaceName } from \"../marketplace-generator\";\nimport {\n  formatZodIssues,\n  marketplaceSchema,\n  sourceRevalidationSchema,\n  validateNestingDepth,\n  warnUnknownFields,\n} from \"../schemas\";\nimport type { Marketplace, MarketplaceFetchResult } from \"../../types\";\n\n/** Safe name pattern: alphanumeric, hyphens, underscores, dots, spaces, @, / (no shell metacharacters) */\nconst SAFE_NAME_PATTERN = /^[a-zA-Z0-9@._/ -]+$/;\nconst MAX_NAME_LENGTH = 200;\n\n/** Matches giget's source protocol regex to extract provider name */\nconst SOURCE_PROTO_RE = /^([\\w-.]+):/;\n\n/**\n * Matches giget's input regex for git URI parsing.\n * Groups: repo (org/name), subdir (optional path), ref (optional #branch)\n */\nconst GIT_URI_RE = /^(?<repo>[\\w.-]+\\/[\\w.-]+)(?<subdir>[^#]+)?(?<ref>#[\\w./@-]+)?/;\n\nexport type FetchOptions = {\n  subdir?: string;\n};\n\nexport type FetchResult = {\n  path: string;\n  fromCache: boolean;\n  source: string;\n};\n\nexport function sanitizeSourceForCache(source: string): string {\n  const hash = createHash(\"sha256\").update(source).digest(\"hex\").slice(0, CACHE_HASH_LENGTH);\n\n  const readable = source\n    .replace(/[^a-zA-Z0-9]/g, \"-\")\n    .replace(/--+/g, \"-\")\n    .replace(/^-|-$/g, \"\")\n    .slice(0, CACHE_READABLE_PREFIX_LENGTH);\n\n  return readable ? `${readable}-${hash}` : hash;\n}\n\nfunction getCacheDir(source: string): string {\n  const sanitized = sanitizeSourceForCache(source) || \"unknown\";\n  return path.join(cacheRoot(), \"sources\", sanitized);\n}\n\nexport async function fetchFromSource(\n  source: string,\n  options: FetchOptions = {},\n): Promise<FetchResult> {\n  const { subdir } = options;\n\n  if (isLocalSource(source)) {\n    return fetchFromLocalSource(source, subdir);\n  }\n\n  return fetchFromRemoteSource(source, subdir);\n}\n\nasync function fetchFromLocalSource(source: string, subdir?: string): Promise<FetchResult> {\n  const fullPath = subdir ? path.join(source, subdir) : source;\n  const absolutePath = path.isAbsolute(fullPath) ? fullPath : path.resolve(process.cwd(), fullPath);\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(absolutePath))) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Local marketplace not found: '${absolutePath}'\\n\\n` +\n        `Nothing is at that path, and a local marketplace must be a directory holding skills.\\n\\n` +\n        `Check it for a typo, or name a marketplace that exists:\\n` +\n        `  --marketplace ${DEFAULT_SOURCE}`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Using local marketplace: ${absolutePath}`);\n\n  return {\n    path: absolutePath,\n    fromCache: false,\n    source,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Compute the giget tarball cache directory for a source.\n *\n * Replicates giget's internal cache path logic:\n *   `{gigetCacheRoot}/{providerName}/{templateName}`\n *\n * where templateName is `repo.replace(\"/\", \"-\")` sanitized to `[a-zA-Z0-9-]`.\n * Returns undefined if the source format doesn't match giget's git URI pattern.\n */\nexport function getGigetCacheDir(source: string): string | undefined {\n  const protoMatch = source.match(SOURCE_PROTO_RE);\n\n  // http/https providers use the full URL, not parseable as git URI\n  if (protoMatch && (protoMatch[1] === \"http\" || protoMatch[1] === \"https\")) {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n\n  const providerName = protoMatch?.[1] ?? \"github\";\n  const rawSource = protoMatch ? source.slice(protoMatch[0].length) : source;\n\n  const uriMatch = rawSource.match(GIT_URI_RE);\n  if (!uriMatch?.groups?.repo) {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n\n  // Replicate giget's template.name sanitization\n  const templateName = uriMatch.groups.repo.replace(\"/\", \"-\").replace(/[^\\da-z-]/gi, \"-\");\n\n  const gigetCacheRoot = process.env.XDG_CACHE_HOME\n    ? path.resolve(process.env.XDG_CACHE_HOME, \"giget\")\n    : path.resolve(os.homedir(), \".cache\", \"giget\");\n\n  return path.join(gigetCacheRoot, providerName, templateName);\n}\n\n/**\n * Clear giget's tarball/ETag cache for a source so downloadTemplate()\n * performs a fresh fetch instead of short-circuiting with a stale ETag.\n */\nasync function clearGigetCache(source: string): Promise<void> {\n  const gigetDir = getGigetCacheDir(source);\n  if (!gigetDir) return;\n\n  if (await directoryExists(gigetDir)) {\n    verbose(`Clearing giget cache: ${gigetDir}`);\n    await remove(gigetDir);\n  }\n}\n\nasync function fetchFromRemoteSource(source: string, subdir?: string): Promise<FetchResult> {\n  const cacheDir = getCacheDir(source);\n  const fullSource = subdir ? `${source}/${subdir}` : source;\n\n  verbose(`Fetching from remote: ${fullSource}`);\n  verbose(`Cache directory: ${cacheDir}`);\n\n  if (await directoryExists(cacheDir)) {\n    const verdict = await revalidateCachedCopy(cacheDir, source);\n    const cached: FetchResult = { path: cacheDir, fromCache: true, source: fullSource };\n\n    if (verdict === \"current\" || verdict === \"unreachable\") {\n      verbose(`Using cached marketplace: ${cacheDir}`);\n      return cached;\n    }\n\n    announceRefetch(verdict);\n    await clearGigetCache(source);\n    await remove(cacheDir);\n  }\n\n  await ensureDir(path.dirname(cacheDir));\n\n  try {\n    const result = await downloadTemplate(fullSource, {\n      dir: cacheDir,\n      force: true, // Always force when downloading to avoid \"already exists\" error\n      offline: false,\n    });\n\n    verbose(`Downloaded to: ${result.dir}`);\n    await recordFetchedCopy(cacheDir, result);\n    markCopyCurrentForThisRun(cacheDir);\n\n    return {\n      path: result.dir,\n      fromCache: false,\n      source: fullSource,\n    };\n  } catch (error) {\n    throw createDetailedFetchError(error, source);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * What a revalidation learned about the copy in the cache.\n *\n * `unrecorded` is a cache with no fetch record beside it — written before this\n * check existed, or by hand. Nothing can be asked about it, so it is re-fetched\n * once to establish a record, and that re-fetch is not a change to announce.\n */\ntype CacheVerdict = \"current\" | \"superseded\" | \"unrecorded\" | \"unreachable\";\n\ntype SourceRevalidation = z.infer<typeof sourceRevalidationSchema>;\n\n/**\n * How long a revalidation may spend asking before the cached copy is used\n * instead. Against the default marketplace the question costs ~260ms, so five\n * seconds is around twenty times a healthy answer: a link slow enough to need\n * that much is still given the chance to answer, rather than being told its copy\n * may be stale when the source was reachable all along. Being unreachable is the\n * rare case, and a longer honest wait for it is cheaper than a wrong verdict on\n * a slow one. The bound still exists — the platform's own connect timeout is\n * ~10s, which is the wait no user with a dropped connection should sit through\n * for an answer their cache already holds.\n */\nconst REVALIDATION_TIMEOUT_MS = 5000;\n\n/** Where a cache directory's fetch record sits: beside it, never inside it. */\nconst FETCH_RECORD_SUFFIX = \".etag.json\";\n\n/**\n * One question per source per process. A single command loads the same source\n * more than once — the matrix and the marketplace label are separate calls — and\n * the answer cannot change between them.\n */\nconst askedThisRun = new Map<string, Promise<CacheVerdict>>();\n\n/**\n * The one line a re-fetch nobody asked for owes the user — and silence for\n * `unrecorded`, where the CLI cannot place the copy it holds and the re-fetch is\n * housekeeping rather than news.\n *\n * The parameter is the two verdicts that reach a download, not the whole union:\n * a new verdict that must not fall through to one fails here at the call site.\n */\nfunction announceRefetch(verdict: Extract<CacheVerdict, \"superseded\" | \"unrecorded\">): void {\n  if (verdict === \"superseded\") {\n    log(STATUS_MESSAGES.MARKETPLACE_HAS_NEWER_CONTENT);\n  }\n}\n\nfunction revalidateCachedCopy(cacheDir: string, source: string): Promise<CacheVerdict> {\n  const asked = askedThisRun.get(cacheDir);\n  if (asked) return asked;\n\n  const verdict = classifyCachedCopy(cacheDir, source);\n  askedThisRun.set(cacheDir, verdict);\n  return verdict;\n}\n\n/**\n * The answer for a copy this run has just downloaded, without asking for it: the\n * record written beside it names the tarball the source served a moment ago, so\n * within this run the copy is current by construction. Without it, the later\n * loads of the same command re-read a `superseded` answer that was true when it\n * was given and has been acted on since — and download it all over again.\n */\nfunction markCopyCurrentForThisRun(cacheDir: string): void {\n  askedThisRun.set(cacheDir, Promise.resolve(\"current\"));\n}\n\n/**\n * The one question a run asks about a cached copy, and everything that answer\n * owes the user.\n *\n * An unreachable source's staleness is named here rather than at the call site\n * because the verdict is memoised and the line is owed once per source per run:\n * left outside, every later load of the same run repeats a warning about a\n * question that was only asked once.\n */\nasync function classifyCachedCopy(cacheDir: string, source: string): Promise<CacheVerdict> {\n  const record = await readFetchRecord(cacheDir);\n  if (!record) return \"unrecorded\";\n\n  if (record.etag === undefined) {\n    verbose(`No ETag was recorded for ${record.tar} — keeping the cached copy`);\n    return \"current\";\n  }\n\n  try {\n    const live = await fetchEtag(record.tar);\n    if (live === undefined) {\n      verbose(`${record.tar} answered without an ETag — keeping the cached copy`);\n      return \"current\";\n    }\n    return live === record.etag ? \"current\" : \"superseded\";\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Could not revalidate ${record.tar}: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    warn(sourceUnreachableUsingCache(source));\n    return \"unreachable\";\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The tarball's ETag as the host reports it now, asked for the same way giget\n * asks — a HEAD, from the same runtime — so the two agree on what the value for\n * a given source is. A private repository needs the token giget uses; it is read\n * from the environment per request and never written into the record.\n */\nasync function fetchEtag(tar: string): Promise<string | undefined> {\n  const auth = process.env.GIGET_AUTH;\n  const response = await fetch(tar, {\n    method: \"HEAD\",\n    ...(auth && { headers: { Authorization: `Bearer ${auth}` } }),\n    signal: AbortSignal.timeout(REVALIDATION_TIMEOUT_MS),\n  });\n  return response.headers.get(\"etag\") ?? undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Where the record for a cached copy lives — exported because a second surface has to agree with\n * this one on the address: `e2e/fixtures/default-source-cache.ts` seeds a copy of the DEFAULT\n * source, and a run over a seeded copy with no record here re-downloads it over the network, which\n * is the one thing that fixture exists to avoid.\n */\nexport function fetchRecordPath(cacheDir: string): string {\n  return `${cacheDir}${FETCH_RECORD_SUFFIX}`;\n}\n\nasync function readFetchRecord(cacheDir: string): Promise<SourceRevalidation | undefined> {\n  const raw = await readFileOptional(fetchRecordPath(cacheDir));\n  if (!raw) return undefined;\n\n  const parsed = sourceRevalidationSchema.safeParse(parseJsonOrUndefined(raw));\n  if (!parsed.success) {\n    verbose(`Unusable fetch record at ${fetchRecordPath(cacheDir)} — re-fetching the marketplace`);\n    return undefined;\n  }\n\n  return parsed.data;\n}\n\n/**\n * Records what would prove this copy current, so the next load can ask in one\n * request.\n *\n * The tarball URL is read off giget's own result rather than rebuilt here, which\n * is what keeps this provider-agnostic — it is whatever giget resolved for the\n * source. giget's result type erases its fields to an index signature, so the\n * value arrives untyped and is narrowed rather than trusted; without one there\n * is nothing to ask about and the copy stays unrecorded.\n */\nasync function recordFetchedCopy(cacheDir: string, result: DownloadTemplateResult): Promise<void> {\n  const tar: unknown = result.tar;\n  if (typeof tar !== \"string\") {\n    verbose(\"No tarball URL came back from the download — the copy cannot be revalidated\");\n    return;\n  }\n\n  const etag = await fetchEtag(tar).catch(() => undefined);\n  const record: SourceRevalidation = { tar, ...(etag !== undefined && { etag }) };\n  await writeFile(fetchRecordPath(cacheDir), JSON.stringify(record));\n}\n\nfunction parseJsonOrUndefined(raw: string): unknown {\n  try {\n    return JSON.parse(raw);\n  } catch {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n}\n\nfunction createDetailedFetchError(error: unknown, source: string): Error {\n  const message = getErrorMessage(error);\n\n  if (message.includes(\"404\") || message.includes(\"Not Found\")) {\n    return new Error(\n      `Repository not found: ${source}\\n\\n` +\n        `This could mean:\\n` +\n        `  - The repository doesn't exist\\n` +\n        `  - The repository is private and you need to set authentication\\n` +\n        `  - There's a typo in the URL\\n\\n` +\n        `For private repositories, set the GIGET_AUTH environment variable:\\n` +\n        `  export GIGET_AUTH=ghp_your_github_token`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (message.includes(\"401\") || message.includes(\"Unauthorized\")) {\n    return new Error(\n      `Authentication required for: ${source}\\n\\n` +\n        `Set the GIGET_AUTH environment variable with a GitHub token:\\n` +\n        `  export GIGET_AUTH=ghp_your_github_token\\n\\n` +\n        `Create a token at: https://github.com/settings/tokens\\n` +\n        `Required scope: repo (for private repos) or public_repo (for public)`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (message.includes(\"403\") || message.includes(\"Forbidden\")) {\n    return new Error(\n      `Access denied to: ${source}\\n\\n` +\n        `Your token may not have sufficient permissions.\\n` +\n        `Ensure your GIGET_AUTH token has the 'repo' scope for private repositories.`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (\n    message.includes(\"ENOTFOUND\") ||\n    message.includes(\"ETIMEDOUT\") ||\n    message.includes(\"network\")\n  ) {\n    return new Error(\n      `Network error fetching: ${source}\\n\\n` +\n        `Please check your internet connection.\\n` +\n        `If you're behind a corporate proxy, you may need to set:\\n` +\n        `  export HTTPS_PROXY=http://your-proxy:port\\n` +\n        `  export FORCE_NODE_FETCH=true  # Required for Node 20+`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  return new Error(`Failed to fetch ${source}: ${message}`);\n}\n\n/**\n * Thrown when a marketplace has no manifest at all, which every other failure in\n * {@link fetchMarketplace} is not.\n *\n * A type rather than a sentence a caller matches on: absent and unreadable have\n * different remedies — add the file, versus repair the file that is already there —\n * and the only way a caller can report them apart is if the throw says which it is.\n * A caller that does not care still catches an ordinary `Error`.\n */\nexport class MarketplaceManifestAbsentError extends Error {}\n\n/**\n * Thrown when the manifest is there, parses, and names the marketplace something this\n * CLI refuses to publish under.\n *\n * A type of its own for the reason {@link MarketplaceManifestAbsentError} is one, and\n * one step further: this is the only manifest defect whose remedy is not \"repair the\n * file so the marketplace can be named\" but \"there is nothing to install here at all\".\n * The name is the namespace Claude Code registers every plugin under, so a name it will\n * not accept leaves a marketplace that loads and can install nothing — which is the\n * state `build marketplace` refuses to publish and this is the same rule read on load.\n * Every other refusal in {@link fetchMarketplace} is a manifest to repair or rebuild, so\n * it stays an ordinary `Error`.\n */\nexport class MarketplaceNameRefusedError extends Error {}\n\n/**\n * The manifest field whose value a load then USES, spelled against the type so a rename\n * of it fails here rather than silently stopping the refusal below from firing.\n */\nconst MANIFEST_NAME_FIELD: keyof Marketplace = \"name\";\n\n/**\n * How a reserved name is replaced on load, worded as the schema's own name refusal words it\n * (`MARKETPLACE_NAME_REFUSAL` in `schemas.ts`): the manifest is the file being read, so it is\n * the one a reader can change.\n */\nconst LOADED_NAME_WAY_OUT = \"rename the marketplace in this manifest\";\n\n/**\n * Whether a manifest's refusal is about its name.\n *\n * Read off the issue's PATH rather than its text, for the reason\n * {@link MarketplaceManifestAbsentError} is a type: a message is prose that gets\n * rewritten, and a caller matching on one is a caller that stops working silently.\n */\nfunction refusesTheName(issues: readonly z.ZodIssue[]): boolean {\n  return issues.some((issue) => issue.path.length === 1 && issue.path[0] === MANIFEST_NAME_FIELD);\n}\n\n/**\n * A refused manifest as the throw its readers tell apart — see\n * {@link MarketplaceNameRefusedError} for which refusal earns which type. The message is\n * one sentence either way: what separates them is the remedy, not the wording.\n */\nfunction manifestRefusal(marketplacePath: string, issues: readonly z.ZodIssue[]): Error {\n  const message =\n    `Invalid ${MARKETPLACE_JSON} at: ${marketplacePath}\\n\\n` +\n    `Validation errors: ${formatZodIssues([...issues])}`;\n\n  return refusesTheName(issues) ? new MarketplaceNameRefusedError(message) : new Error(message);\n}\n\nexport async function fetchMarketplace(source: string): Promise<MarketplaceFetchResult> {\n  const result = await fetchFromSource(source, {\n    subdir: \"\", // Root of repo\n  });\n\n  const marketplacePath = marketplaceManifestPath(result.path);\n\n  // The FILE, not its directory: a plugin repository ships `.claude-plugin/plugin.json`\n  // with no marketplace beside it, and a directory check calls that manifest readable\n  // and leaves the absence to surface as a read error two statements later.\n  if (!(await fileExists(marketplacePath))) {\n    throw new MarketplaceManifestAbsentError(\n      `Marketplace not found at: ${source}\\n\\n` +\n        `The .claude-plugin/marketplace.json file is missing from this repository.\\n\\n` +\n        `Possible causes:\\n` +\n        \"  - The marketplace URL may be incorrect\\n\" +\n        \"  - The repository may not have a marketplace configured\\n\\n\" +\n        \"To create a marketplace, add a .claude-plugin/marketplace.json file to your marketplace repository.\",\n    );\n  }\n\n  const content = await readFileSafe(marketplacePath, MAX_MARKETPLACE_FILE_SIZE);\n  const parsed: unknown = JSON.parse(content);\n\n  if (!validateNestingDepth(parsed, MAX_JSON_NESTING_DEPTH)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Invalid marketplace.json at: ${marketplacePath}\\n\\n` +\n        `JSON structure exceeds maximum nesting depth of ${MAX_JSON_NESTING_DEPTH}.`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  const validation = marketplaceSchema.safeParse(parsed);\n\n  if (!validation.success) {\n    throw manifestRefusal(marketplacePath, validation.error.issues);\n  }\n\n  const marketplace = validation.data;\n\n  const reservedName = validateLoadedMarketplaceName(marketplace.name, LOADED_NAME_WAY_OUT);\n  if (reservedName) {\n    throw new MarketplaceNameRefusedError(\n      `Invalid ${MARKETPLACE_JSON} at: ${marketplacePath}\\n\\n${reservedName}`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  const EXPECTED_MARKETPLACE_KEYS = [\n    \"$schema\",\n    \"name\",\n    \"version\",\n    \"description\",\n    \"owner\",\n    \"metadata\",\n    \"plugins\",\n  ] as const;\n  if (isRecord(parsed)) {\n    warnUnknownFields(parsed, EXPECTED_MARKETPLACE_KEYS, MARKETPLACE_JSON);\n  }\n\n  if (marketplace.plugins.length > MAX_MARKETPLACE_PLUGINS) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Invalid marketplace.json at: ${marketplacePath}\\n\\n` +\n        `Too many plugins: ${marketplace.plugins.length} (limit: ${MAX_MARKETPLACE_PLUGINS}).`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  for (const plugin of marketplace.plugins) {\n    if (plugin.name.length > MAX_NAME_LENGTH) {\n      warn(\n        `Marketplace plugin name too long (${plugin.name.length} chars): '${plugin.name.slice(0, 50)}...'`,\n      );\n    }\n    if (!SAFE_NAME_PATTERN.test(plugin.name)) {\n      warn(`Marketplace plugin name contains unsafe characters: '${plugin.name.slice(0, 50)}'`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Loaded marketplace: ${marketplace.name} v${marketplace.version}`);\n\n  return {\n    marketplace,\n    sourcePath: result.path,\n    fromCache: result.fromCache,\n  };\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { countBy, sortBy } from \"remeda\";\n\nimport {\n  DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME,\n  DEFAULT_VERSION,\n  EJECT_SOURCE,\n  PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR,\n  PLUGIN_MANIFEST_FILE,\n  PUBLIC_CATALOGUE_PACKAGE,\n} from \"../consts\";\nimport { writeFile, glob, ensureDir } from \"../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../utils/logger\";\nimport type { Marketplace, MarketplacePlugin, PluginManifest } from \"../types\";\n// The module rather than the `./plugins` barrel: the loader reads this file's load-side refusal,\n// and the barrel reaches the loader back through plugin discovery.\nimport { readPluginManifest } from \"./plugins/plugin-finder\";\n\nconst PLUGIN_MANIFEST_PATH = `${PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR}/${PLUGIN_MANIFEST_FILE}`;\nconst MARKETPLACE_SCHEMA_URL = \"https://anthropic.com/claude-code/marketplace.schema.json\";\n\n/** Namespace a skill with no marketplace at all is given. */\nconst EXTERNAL_SKILL_NAMESPACE = \"external\";\n\n/** Namespace a skill created in place, rather than fetched from a marketplace, is given. */\nconst LOCAL_SKILL_NAMESPACE = \"local\";\n\n/**\n * Marketplace names that are not an author's to take.\n *\n * The public catalogue's skills ship unprefixed, so every bare id in the catalogue\n * already lives in `agents-inc`; `external` and `local` hold the skills that belong to\n * no marketplace. Publishing under any of those claims ids the marketplace does not own.\n * `eject` is the `origin` an installation records for a skill copied into it, so a\n * marketplace under that name has every skill it installs read back as an ejected copy —\n * a plugin install turned into a silent local one.\n */\nconst RESERVED_MARKETPLACE_NAMES: readonly string[] = [\n  DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME,\n  EXTERNAL_SKILL_NAMESPACE,\n  LOCAL_SKILL_NAMESPACE,\n  EJECT_SOURCE,\n];\n\n/** How many offending ids a namespace refusal lists before summarising the rest. */\nconst MAX_REPORTED_NAMESPACE_VIOLATIONS = 10;\n\ntype MarketplaceOptions = {\n  name: string;\n  version?: string;\n  description?: string;\n  ownerName: string;\n  ownerEmail?: string;\n  pluginRoot: string;\n};\n\nfunction convertManifestToMarketplacePlugin(\n  manifest: PluginManifest,\n  pluginRoot: string,\n  pluginDirName: string,\n): MarketplacePlugin {\n  return {\n    name: manifest.name,\n    source: `./${pluginRoot}/${pluginDirName}`,\n    ...(manifest.description !== undefined && { description: manifest.description }),\n    ...(manifest.version !== undefined && { version: manifest.version }),\n    ...(manifest.author !== undefined && { author: manifest.author }),\n    ...(manifest.category !== undefined && { category: manifest.category }),\n    ...(manifest.keywords !== undefined && { keywords: manifest.keywords }),\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function generateMarketplace(\n  pluginsDir: string,\n  options: MarketplaceOptions,\n): Promise<Marketplace> {\n  verbose(`Scanning plugins directory: ${pluginsDir}`);\n\n  const manifestFiles = await glob(`**/${PLUGIN_MANIFEST_PATH}`, pluginsDir);\n  verbose(`Found ${manifestFiles.length} plugin manifests`);\n\n  const plugins: MarketplacePlugin[] = [];\n\n  for (const manifestFile of manifestFiles) {\n    const pluginDirName = pluginDirNameOf(manifestFile);\n    const pluginDir = path.join(pluginsDir, pluginDirName);\n\n    const manifest = await readPluginManifest(pluginDir);\n    if (!manifest) {\n      warn(`Could not read plugin manifest: '${manifestFile}'`);\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    const plugin = convertManifestToMarketplacePlugin(\n      manifest,\n      options.pluginRoot.replace(/^\\.\\//, \"\"),\n      pluginDirName,\n    );\n    plugins.push(plugin);\n    verbose(`  [OK] ${plugin.name}`);\n  }\n\n  const sortedPlugins = sortBy(plugins, (p) => p.name);\n\n  // Field order matters: the object is serialized verbatim into marketplace.json,\n  // so conditional fields keep the same positions the previous emissions used.\n  return {\n    $schema: MARKETPLACE_SCHEMA_URL,\n    name: options.name,\n    version: options.version ?? DEFAULT_VERSION,\n    owner: {\n      name: options.ownerName,\n      ...(options.ownerEmail ? { email: options.ownerEmail } : {}),\n    },\n    metadata: {\n      pluginRoot: options.pluginRoot,\n    },\n    plugins: sortedPlugins,\n    ...(options.description ? { description: options.description } : {}),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The plugin directory a manifest belongs to: the first segment of its path under the plugins\n * directory.\n */\nfunction pluginDirNameOf(manifestFile: string): string {\n  const separator = manifestFile.indexOf(\"/\");\n  return separator === -1 ? manifestFile : manifestFile.slice(0, separator);\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a marketplace name that belongs to a namespace the author does not own,\n * or returns null when the name is theirs to take.\n *\n * `packageName` is package.json's own `name`. It is read for one purpose: the public\n * catalogue publishes under a reserved name legitimately, and\n * {@link PUBLIC_CATALOGUE_PACKAGE} is what distinguishes it from a claimant.\n *\n * `wayOut` is the caller's, because how another name is chosen depends on where this one came\n * from: `build marketplace` reads it off package.json and takes `--name`, while `new marketplace`\n * takes it as its argument and has no package.json yet.\n */\nexport function validateMarketplaceName(\n  marketplaceName: string,\n  packageName: string,\n  wayOut: string,\n): string | null {\n  if (!RESERVED_MARKETPLACE_NAMES.includes(marketplaceName)) return null;\n  if (isCatalogueOwnReservedName(marketplaceName, packageName)) return null;\n\n  return reservedNameError(marketplaceName, wayOut);\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a marketplace being LOADED under a reserved name, or returns null — a manifest built\n * before the name was reserved, or written by hand, refused in the words the build uses.\n *\n * The list {@link validateMarketplaceName} refuses, less the public catalogue's own name: the\n * catalogue's manifest is called `agents-inc`, and a load has no package.json to tell the\n * catalogue from a claimant by, so that one name loads.\n */\nexport function validateLoadedMarketplaceName(\n  marketplaceName: string,\n  wayOut: string,\n): string | null {\n  if (marketplaceName === DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME) return null;\n  return RESERVED_MARKETPLACE_NAMES.includes(marketplaceName)\n    ? reservedNameError(marketplaceName, wayOut)\n    : null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a marketplace whose skill ids fall outside its own namespace, or returns\n * null when every id carries it.\n *\n * The public catalogue is exempt: its skills ship unprefixed by design and\n * `agents-inc` IS the namespace they occupy. Reading that exemption off the NAME is\n * only safe because {@link validateMarketplaceName} runs first and lets nothing but\n * the catalogue's own package hold it — the two checks are a pair, in that order.\n */\nexport function validateSkillIdNamespace(marketplace: Marketplace): string | null {\n  if (marketplace.name === DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME) return null;\n\n  const foreignIds = marketplace.plugins\n    .filter((plugin) => !carriesNamespace(plugin.name, marketplace.name))\n    .map((plugin) => plugin.name);\n\n  if (foreignIds.length === 0) return null;\n\n  return namespaceViolationError(foreignIds, marketplace.name);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the reserved NAME this build publishes under is the catalogue's own, which\n * takes both halves: the name claimed is the catalogue's, and the package claiming it\n * is the catalogue's package.\n *\n * The load side asks a different question of the same identity: `isPublicCatalogueCheckout`\n * in `configuration/config.ts` asks whether a DIRECTORY is a checkout of that repository,\n * and reads the package name off it rather than being handed one.\n */\nfunction isCatalogueOwnReservedName(marketplaceName: string, packageName: string): boolean {\n  return marketplaceName === DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME && packageName === PUBLIC_CATALOGUE_PACKAGE;\n}\n\nfunction carriesNamespace(skillId: string, marketplaceName: string): boolean {\n  return skillId.startsWith(`${marketplaceName}-`);\n}\n\nfunction reservedNameError(marketplaceName: string, wayOut: string): string {\n  return (\n    `Marketplace name '${marketplaceName}' is reserved. ` +\n    `'${DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME}' is the public catalogue's own namespace, ` +\n    `'${EXTERNAL_SKILL_NAMESPACE}' and '${LOCAL_SKILL_NAMESPACE}' hold the skills that belong to ` +\n    `no marketplace, and '${EJECT_SOURCE}' is what an installation records for a skill copied ` +\n    `into it rather than installed as a plugin — a marketplace under any of them is read back ` +\n    `as something it is not. Choose a name of your own: ${wayOut}.`\n  );\n}\n\nfunction namespaceViolationError(foreignIds: string[], marketplaceName: string): string {\n  const listed = foreignIds\n    .slice(0, MAX_REPORTED_NAMESPACE_VIOLATIONS)\n    .map((id) => `  ${id} -> ${marketplaceName}-${id}`);\n  const unlisted = foreignIds.length - listed.length;\n\n  return [\n    `Marketplace '${marketplaceName}' ships ${foreignIds.length} skill id(s) outside its own ` +\n      `namespace. Every skill id must begin with the marketplace's name:`,\n    ...listed,\n    ...(unlisted > 0 ? [`  ... and ${unlisted} more`] : []),\n    `Rename each skill directory and the 'name' in its SKILL.md, re-run 'build plugins', then ` +\n      `build the marketplace again.`,\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\nexport async function writeMarketplace(\n  outputPath: string,\n  marketplace: Marketplace,\n): Promise<void> {\n  await ensureDir(path.dirname(outputPath));\n  const content = `${JSON.stringify(marketplace, null, 2)}\\n`;\n  await writeFile(outputPath, content);\n}\n\nexport function getMarketplaceStats(marketplace: Marketplace): {\n  total: number;\n  byCategory: Record<string, number>;\n} {\n  return {\n    total: marketplace.plugins.length,\n    byCategory: countBy(marketplace.plugins, (p) => p.category ?? \"uncategorized\"),\n  };\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\n\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"../installation/is-home-directory\";\nimport { DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME, EJECT_SOURCE } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type {\n  MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  ResolvedSkill,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillSource,\n  SkillSourceType,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { typedEntries, typedKeys } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { isDefaultSource, type ResolvedConfig } from \"../configuration\";\nimport { discoverAllPluginSkills } from \"../plugins\";\n\n/**\n * True when the tagging pass looked at this skill and found only the copy on disk.\n *\n * The one reading of `availableSources` every surface that asks \"can this be a plugin?\"\n * must share: the Sources grid offers a cell on it and the install pipeline refuses on\n * it, and a second copy of the rule is how those two come to disagree. Asked of the\n * tagged sources rather than of `custom` — what a plugin install needs is a marketplace\n * that HAS the skill, and who wrote it decides nothing. A skill the pass never reached\n * carries no sources at all and answers `false`: absence of an answer is not an answer.\n */\nexport function isLocalOnlySkill(skill: ResolvedSkill | undefined): boolean {\n  return (\n    skill?.availableSources !== undefined &&\n    !skill.availableSources.some((source) => source.type !== \"local\")\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Appends a source to the skill's availableSources, initializing the array on\n * first tag. In-place mutation is this module's documented tagging contract.\n */\nfunction addAvailableSource(\n  skill: { availableSources?: SkillSource[] },\n  source: SkillSource,\n): void {\n  skill.availableSources = skill.availableSources ?? [];\n  skill.availableSources.push(source);\n}\n\n/**\n * Annotates every skill in the matrix with its install-mode availability metadata.\n *\n * Runs a four-phase tagging pipeline that mutates `primaryMatrix.skills` in place:\n * 1. **Primary** -- tags every skill the marketplace CARRIES with it (public or private),\n *    skipping the ids in `unbackedSkillIds`\n * 2. **Local** -- tags skills with `local: true` as installed via local source\n * 3. **Plugin** -- detects skills in the plugins the host reports installed and enabled, at the\n *    project and, from a project, at the home directory\n * 4. **Active source** -- sets `activeSource` to the installed variant, or first available\n *\n * After this function completes, each skill in the matrix has `availableSources` -- at most\n * the local copy and the one marketplace, which are the two install modes the Sources step\n * offers -- and `activeSource` (the one currently in use) populated.\n *\n * @param primaryMatrix - The merged skills matrix to annotate. Mutated in place --\n *                        `availableSources` and `activeSource` are set on each skill.\n * @param sourceConfig - Resolved source configuration, used to determine whether the\n *                       marketplace is a private one or the default public source\n * @param projectDir - Absolute path to the project root, used to locate plugin directories\n * @param marketplace - Optional marketplace name resolved from the source's marketplace.json.\n *                      Takes precedence over `sourceConfig.marketplace` when provided.\n * @param unbackedSkillIds - Ids the matrix holds that the marketplace does NOT carry. They are\n *                           left out of the primary tag, because a marketplace entry on a skill\n *                           no marketplace has is a plugin install that cannot happen. Defaults\n *                           to empty.\n *\n * @remarks\n * **Side effects:** Mutates `primaryMatrix` in place.\n */\nexport async function loadSkillsFromAllSources(\n  primaryMatrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  projectDir: string,\n  marketplace?: string,\n  unbackedSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId> = new Set(),\n): Promise<void> {\n  const { name: primarySourceName, type: primarySourceType } = marketplaceSource(\n    sourceConfig,\n    marketplace,\n  );\n\n  tagPrimarySourceSkills(primaryMatrix, sourceConfig, marketplace, unbackedSkillIds);\n  tagLocalSkills(primaryMatrix);\n  await tagPluginSkills(primaryMatrix, projectDir, primarySourceName, primarySourceType);\n  setActiveSources(primaryMatrix);\n}\n\n/**\n * The entry naming the marketplace a skill is carried by, as the primary pass writes it: the\n * marketplace's resolved name — `marketplace`, read from its manifest, over the name its config\n * stored — public or private, and not yet known to be installed.\n *\n * Exported for the one other catalogue a load reads: the global installation's own, whose skills\n * `source-loader.ts` seats beside a project's when that project's marketplace does not carry them.\n * A fresh object per call, because the tagging pass mutates the entry it is handed.\n */\nexport function marketplaceSource(sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig, marketplace?: string): SkillSource {\n  return {\n    name: marketplace ?? sourceConfig.marketplace ?? DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME,\n    type: isDefaultSource(sourceConfig.source) ? \"public\" : \"private\",\n    installed: false,\n    primary: true,\n  };\n}\n\nfunction tagPrimarySourceSkills(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  sourceConfig: ResolvedConfig,\n  marketplace: string | undefined,\n  unbackedSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId>,\n): void {\n  for (const [id, skill] of typedEntries(matrix.skills)) {\n    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n    if (!skill) continue;\n    if (unbackedSkillIds.has(id)) continue;\n\n    addAvailableSource(skill, marketplaceSource(sourceConfig, marketplace));\n  }\n}\n\nfunction tagLocalSkills(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): void {\n  let count = 0;\n  for (const [, skill] of typedEntries(matrix.skills)) {\n    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n    if (!skill) continue;\n    if (!skill.local) continue;\n\n    const source: SkillSource = {\n      name: EJECT_SOURCE,\n      type: \"local\",\n      installed: true,\n      installMode: \"eject\",\n    };\n\n    addAvailableSource(skill, source);\n    count++;\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Tagged ${count} local skills with local source`);\n}\n\nasync function tagPluginSkills(\n  matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  projectDir: string,\n  primarySourceName: string,\n  primarySourceType: SkillSourceType,\n): Promise<void> {\n  const allPluginSkillIds = await collectPluginSkillIds(projectDir);\n\n  if (allPluginSkillIds.length === 0) {\n    return;\n  }\n\n  for (const skillId of allPluginSkillIds) {\n    const skill = matrix.skills[skillId];\n    if (!skill) continue;\n\n    markInstalledAsPlugin(skill, primarySourceName, primarySourceType);\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Tagged ${allPluginSkillIds.length} plugin-installed skills`);\n}\n\n/**\n * Records that a skill is installed as a plugin. The skill's own marketplace entry, where one was\n * written with no install mode yet, becomes the installed plugin; otherwise a plugin entry is\n * added under the primary source — unless the skill already carries one.\n *\n * Its OWN entry rather than the loaded marketplace's: a global installation's skill seated from\n * the marketplace that installation was made from is carried under that marketplace's name, and\n * labelling its plugin with the loaded one's would name a marketplace that never shipped it.\n */\nfunction markInstalledAsPlugin(\n  skill: ResolvedSkill,\n  primarySourceName: string,\n  primarySourceType: SkillSourceType,\n): void {\n  skill.availableSources = skill.availableSources ?? [];\n\n  const existingSource = skill.availableSources.find((s) => s.primary === true);\n  if (existingSource && !existingSource.installMode) {\n    existingSource.installed = true;\n    existingSource.installMode = \"plugin\";\n    return;\n  }\n  if (skill.availableSources.some((s) => s.installMode === \"plugin\")) return;\n\n  addAvailableSource(skill, {\n    name: primarySourceName,\n    type: primarySourceType,\n    installed: true,\n    installMode: \"plugin\",\n    primary: true,\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * Collects skill IDs from every plugin the host reports installed and enabled, at the project and,\n * from a project, at the home directory. Uses {@link discoverAllPluginSkills}, which reads each\n * plugin's cache directory.\n */\nasync function collectPluginSkillIds(projectDir: string): Promise<SkillId[]> {\n  const pluginSkills = await discoverAllPluginSkills(projectDir);\n  const skillIds = typedKeys<SkillId>(pluginSkills);\n\n  // Also discover global plugins when editing from a project directory.\n  // Follows the same global+project merge pattern as local skills in source-loader.ts.\n  const homeDir = os.homedir();\n  if (!isHomeDirectory(projectDir)) {\n    const globalPluginSkills = await discoverAllPluginSkills(homeDir);\n    const globalSkillIds = typedKeys<SkillId>(globalPluginSkills);\n    if (globalSkillIds.length > 0) {\n      verbose(`Found ${globalSkillIds.length} global plugin skill(s)`);\n      const merged = new Set([...skillIds, ...globalSkillIds]);\n      return [...merged];\n    }\n  }\n\n  if (skillIds.length === 0) {\n    verbose(\"No plugin skills discovered from settings.json\");\n  }\n\n  return skillIds;\n}\n\n/** Prefers installed source so the wizard shows current state; falls back to first available */\nfunction setActiveSources(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): void {\n  for (const [, skill] of typedEntries(matrix.skills)) {\n    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n    if (!skill) continue;\n    if (!skill.availableSources || skill.availableSources.length === 0) continue;\n\n    // Prefer installed source, then fall back to first available\n    const [firstSource] = skill.availableSources;\n    if (!firstSource) continue;\n    skill.activeSource = skill.availableSources.find((s) => s.installed) ?? firstSource;\n  }\n}\n","import type {\n  AgentConfig,\n  AgentDefinition,\n  AgentName,\n  CompileAgentConfig,\n  CompileConfig,\n  Skill,\n  SkillDefinitionMap,\n  SkillReference,\n  StackAgentConfig,\n} from \"../types\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../utils/logger\";\nimport { typedEntries, typedFromEntries, typedKeys } from \"../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { resolveAgentConfigToSkills } from \"./stacks/stacks-loader\";\n\nexport function resolveSkillReference(\n  ref: SkillReference,\n  skills: SkillDefinitionMap,\n): Skill | null {\n  const definition = skills[ref.id];\n  if (!definition) {\n    verbose(`Skill '${ref.id}' not found in available skills, skipping`);\n    return null;\n  }\n  return {\n    ...definition,\n    usage: ref.usage,\n    preloaded: ref.preloaded ?? false,\n    ...(ref.source !== undefined && { source: ref.source }),\n  };\n}\n\nexport function resolveSkillReferences(\n  skillRefs: SkillReference[],\n  skills: SkillDefinitionMap,\n): Skill[] {\n  return skillRefs\n    .map((ref) => resolveSkillReference(ref, skills))\n    .filter((skill): skill is Skill => skill !== null);\n}\n\n/**\n * Builds skill references from a ProjectConfig stack mapping (agent -> category -> SkillAssignment[]).\n *\n * Values are normalized to SkillAssignment[] at load time (by normalizeStackRecord in project-config.ts).\n * Preserves preloaded flags from skill assignments.\n *\n * @param agentStack - Category-to-SkillAssignment[] mapping from ProjectConfig.stack for one agent\n * @returns Skill references with usage hints derived from category names\n */\nexport function buildSkillRefsFromConfig(agentStack: StackAgentConfig): SkillReference[] {\n  return resolveAgentConfigToSkills(agentStack);\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolves the skill references an agent compiles with.\n *\n * The compile config is the only source: `buildCompileAgents` has already expanded\n * the project config's stack into `skills` by the time this runs.\n *\n * @param agentConfig - Compile-time agent config\n * @returns The agent's explicit skill references, or an empty array when it names none\n */\nexport function resolveAgentSkillRefs(agentConfig: CompileAgentConfig): SkillReference[] {\n  return agentConfig.skills ?? [];\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolves all agents referenced in a compile config into fully populated AgentConfigs\n * with their skill lists materialized from definitions.\n *\n * For each agent in `compileConfig.agents`, this function:\n * 1. Validates the agent exists in the scanned agent definitions\n * 2. Resolves skill references from the agent's compile config\n * 3. Materializes skill references into full Skill objects using the skill definitions map\n * 4. Merges the agent definition with its resolved skills into an AgentConfig\n *\n * @param agents - Available agent definitions keyed by name (from scanning agent directories)\n * @param skills - Available skill definitions keyed by ID (from scanning skill directories)\n * @param compileConfig - Compilation config specifying which agents to compile and their overrides\n * @param _projectRoot - Project root directory (currently unused, reserved for future use)\n * @returns Map of agent names to fully resolved AgentConfig objects ready for compilation\n * @throws When an agent referenced in compileConfig is not found in scanned agents\n */\n// Nothing below is asynchronous any more: `resolveAgentSkillRefs` never was, and\n// dropping its `async` emptied this one too. The `Promise` stays because it is the\n// published shape — two production callers await it and local-installer.test.ts\n// doubles it with `mockResolvedValue`, so unwinding it is a change to the compile\n// pipeline rather than to this line.\n// eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/require-await -- published shape, see above\nexport async function resolveAgents(\n  agents: Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>,\n  skills: SkillDefinitionMap,\n  compileConfig: CompileConfig,\n  _projectRoot: string,\n): Promise<Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentConfig>>> {\n  const entries = typedEntries<AgentName, CompileAgentConfig>(compileConfig.agents).map(\n    ([agentName, agentConfig]) => {\n      const definition = agents[agentName];\n      if (!definition) throw new Error(agentNotFoundError(agentName, agents));\n\n      const skillRefs = resolveAgentSkillRefs(agentConfig);\n      const resolvedSkills = resolveSkillReferences(skillRefs, skills);\n\n      return [\n        agentName,\n        assembleAgentConfig(agentName, definition, agentConfig, resolvedSkills),\n      ] as const;\n    },\n  );\n\n  return typedFromEntries(entries);\n}\n\n/** How many scanned agents a not-found refusal names before summarising the rest. */\nconst MAX_LISTED_AVAILABLE_AGENTS = 5;\n\n/** The refusal for an agent the compile config names and no scanned directory defines. */\nfunction agentNotFoundError(\n  agentName: AgentName,\n  agents: Partial<Record<AgentName, AgentDefinition>>,\n): string {\n  const availableAgents = describeAvailableAgents(typedKeys<AgentName>(agents));\n  return `Agent '${agentName}' referenced in compile config but not found in scanned agents. ${availableAgents}. Check that src/agents/${agentName}/metadata.yaml exists.`;\n}\n\n/** The agents that WERE scanned, capped at {@link MAX_LISTED_AVAILABLE_AGENTS} names. */\nfunction describeAvailableAgents(availableAgents: AgentName[]): string {\n  if (availableAgents.length === 0) return \"No agents found in scanned directories\";\n\n  const listed = availableAgents.slice(0, MAX_LISTED_AVAILABLE_AGENTS).join(\", \");\n  const unlisted = availableAgents.length - MAX_LISTED_AVAILABLE_AGENTS;\n  return unlisted > 0\n    ? `Available agents: ${listed} (and ${unlisted} more)`\n    : `Available agents: ${listed}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * One agent as the compiler takes it: the definition's frontmatter, the compile config's\n * overrides on top of it, and the skills already resolved.\n */\nfunction assembleAgentConfig(\n  agentName: AgentName,\n  definition: AgentDefinition,\n  agentConfig: CompileAgentConfig,\n  resolvedSkills: Skill[],\n): AgentConfig {\n  // The project config carries the user's deliberate choice; the agent's own metadata\n  // carries the default. Config wins, silently — warning on every compile for a setting\n  // someone made on purpose is noise. Neither present leaves the key off entirely.\n  const model = agentConfig.model ?? definition.model;\n  const effort = agentConfig.effort ?? definition.effort;\n\n  return {\n    name: agentName,\n    title: definition.title,\n    description: definition.description,\n    ...(model !== undefined && { model }),\n    ...(effort !== undefined && { effort }),\n    tools: definition.tools,\n    // Every optional frontmatter field `agent.liquid` reads. Spread conditionally rather\n    // than unconditionally, because the template branches on presence — an explicit\n    // `undefined` renders as an empty key.\n    ...(definition.disallowedTools !== undefined && {\n      disallowedTools: definition.disallowedTools,\n    }),\n    ...(definition.permissionMode !== undefined && {\n      permissionMode: definition.permissionMode,\n    }),\n    ...(definition.isolation !== undefined && { isolation: definition.isolation }),\n    ...(definition.hooks !== undefined && { hooks: definition.hooks }),\n    ...(definition.experimental !== undefined && {\n      experimental: definition.experimental,\n    }),\n    skills: resolvedSkills,\n    ...(definition.path !== undefined && { path: definition.path }),\n    ...(definition.sourceRoot !== undefined && { sourceRoot: definition.sourceRoot }),\n    ...(definition.agentBaseDir !== undefined && { agentBaseDir: definition.agentBaseDir }),\n  };\n}\n","import os from \"os\";\n\nimport type { Provider } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { isHomeDirectory } from \"./is-home-directory.js\";\nimport {\n  plannedSourceFolderMove,\n  providerInUse,\n  resolveSourceDir,\n  type SourceFolderMove,\n} from \"./install-layout.js\";\nimport { directoryExists } from \"../../utils/fs.js\";\n\n/**\n * The scopes `doctor`'s Layout row and the write commands' rival-folder refusal both answer for,\n * and which layout each one is on.\n *\n * One list, shared, because the two surfaces have to agree: a scope `doctor` calls a collision is\n * a scope a write must refuse, and two enumerations of \"the scopes in play\" are two things that\n * can disagree about whether the home directory counts twice.\n *\n * Nothing here moves a folder. An installation on the name every pre-rename install carries is\n * read AND written where it is, indefinitely; moving one is a manual step, documented in\n * `.ai-docs/reference/concepts/source-folder-layout.md`.\n */\n\n/** Which of a run's two scopes this is — the directory the command was run in, or the machine's. */\nexport type ScopeKind = \"project\" | \"global\";\n\n/** One scope a run reads, and the directory it is rooted at. */\nexport type ScopeRoot = { kind: ScopeKind; root: string };\n\n/** A scope with a source folder on disk, and the state that folder is in. */\nexport type SourceScope = {\n  kind: ScopeKind;\n  /** The directory the source folder sits under: a project root, or the home directory. */\n  root: string;\n  /**\n   * Which installation this scope holds, read off the folder.\n   *\n   * Carried rather than re-derived by each reader: `legacy`, `both` and `move` are all answers\n   * ABOUT one provider — the retired name is Claude's — so a reader resolving its own provider\n   * could describe a different installation from the one these three fields describe.\n   */\n  provider: Provider;\n  /** Whether this scope is still on the folder every pre-rename installation carries. */\n  legacy: boolean;\n  /** Whether this provider's two folders are both on disk as rivals. */\n  both: boolean;\n  /**\n   * The folder this scope is read from, as a user writes it — `.agents-inc/codex`, `.claude-src`.\n   *\n   * Carried for {@link SourceScope.provider}'s reason and answering the question\n   * {@link SourceScope.move} cannot: a provider that never had a legacy folder has no move to\n   * describe — the retired name is Claude's — and doctor's\n   * Layout row still owes a sentence saying which folder the scope is on. Read off the same\n   * `resolveSourceDir` call that decided `legacy` and `both`, so the three cannot describe\n   * different folders.\n   */\n  relName: string;\n  /** Where the source is, and the folder it belongs under. `null` for a provider with no legacy folder. */\n  move: SourceFolderMove | null;\n};\n\n/**\n * The folder this scope is actually READ from, as a message spells it.\n *\n * Every sentence that names two folders has to say which one is live, and the answer is not the\n * current name: the preference order takes whichever folder holds a `config.ts` before it looks\n * at content, so a scope whose config has not been moved by hand is read from the OLD name\n * however much sits under the new one. That is the exact arrangement the refusal is read in, so a\n * sentence hard-wired to the new name was wrong in the one state it is read in.\n */\nexport function folderBeingRead(scope: SourceScope, move: SourceFolderMove): string {\n  return scope.legacy ? move.from.relName : move.to.relName;\n}\n\n/**\n * Every scope of this run that holds an installation, global first.\n *\n * A scope with NEITHER folder on disk is left out rather than reported as already on the current\n * name: there is nothing there, and a command that congratulated an empty directory on its layout\n * would say it of every directory anyone ever ran it in.\n *\n * Run from the home directory, the project scope and the global scope are the same directory and\n * one entry is returned — the global one, because that is what the installation IS.\n */\nexport async function sourceScopesInPlay(cwd: string): Promise<SourceScope[]> {\n  const scopes = await Promise.all(\n    scopeRootsInPlay(cwd).map(async ({ kind, root }) =>\n      describeScope(kind, root, providerInUse(root)),\n    ),\n  );\n  return scopes.filter((scope): scope is SourceScope => scope !== null);\n}\n\n/**\n * The directories a run from `cwd` looks in, global first.\n *\n * Run from the home directory the project scope and the global scope are the same directory, and\n * an installation counted twice is a second installation that does not exist — so the two collapse\n * into the global one. Exported because installation discovery enumerates the same scopes, and\n * this module's own rule is that two enumerations are two things that can disagree.\n */\nexport function scopeRootsInPlay(cwd: string): ScopeRoot[] {\n  const global: ScopeRoot = { kind: \"global\", root: os.homedir() };\n  if (isHomeDirectory(cwd)) return [global];\n  return [global, { kind: \"project\", root: cwd }];\n}\n\n/** One scope's layout, or `null` when nothing of this product is in that directory at all. */\nexport async function describeScope(\n  kind: ScopeKind,\n  root: string,\n  provider: Provider,\n): Promise<SourceScope | null> {\n  const resolved = resolveSourceDir(root, provider);\n  const present = resolved.legacy || (await directoryExists(resolved.dir));\n  if (!present) return null;\n\n  return {\n    kind,\n    root,\n    provider,\n    legacy: resolved.legacy,\n    both: resolved.both,\n    relName: resolved.relName,\n    move: plannedSourceFolderMove(root, provider),\n  };\n}\n","import type { Provider } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { PROVIDERS } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs.js\";\nimport { getProjectConfigPath } from \"./install-base-dir.js\";\nimport { scopeRootsInPlay, type ScopeKind, type ScopeRoot } from \"./source-scopes.js\";\n\n/**\n * What a run finds when it asks the disk which installations are there.\n *\n * The folder is the only record of a provider — there is no field in `config.ts`, and a shared\n * payload carries none either, so one saved setup installs on either provider. Discovery reading\n * the folder is therefore the whole of \"the provider is derivable after the install\", and it is\n * what lets `compile`, `edit`, `update`, `uninstall`, `share`, `eject` and `doctor` need no flag.\n *\n * **One installation is exactly one provider, and a root holding two folders holds TWO of them.**\n * `.agents-inc/` is a parent rather than an installation, so `.agents-inc/claude/` beside\n * `.agents-inc/codex/` is a pair of single-provider installations. The answer is a LIST, nothing\n * in it is mixed, and a root holding both is never collapsed into whichever the preference order\n * reaches first — that collapse is exactly what `getProjectConfigPath` did before C2 gave it a\n * provider, silently and with a path that exists and parses.\n */\n\n/** One installation on disk: which provider it belongs to, which scope it is, and its config. */\nexport type DetectedInstallation = {\n  provider: Provider;\n  scope: ScopeKind;\n  /** The config file as it is actually read — a pre-rename installation names `.claude-src/`. */\n  configPath: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Every installation a run from `cwd` can see, global before project and, within a scope, in the\n * provider roster's own order.\n *\n * An installation is a source folder holding a `config.ts`, never a folder that merely exists: a\n * consuming repository keeps its own state under `.agents-inc/` — the benchmark's hand gate writes\n * `baseline.json` and an `attempts/` directory there — and an empty or half-built provider folder\n * beside a live installation must not be reported as a second one.\n *\n * A pre-rename scope answers `claude` at `.claude-src/config.ts`. The provider names the\n * installation rather than the folder it was found under: a discovery that asked only which\n * `.agents-inc/<provider>/` directories exist would answer nothing at all on every machine that\n * has not moved its folder by hand, and tell those users they have nothing installed.\n */\nexport async function detectInstallations(cwd: string): Promise<DetectedInstallation[]> {\n  const everywhereOneCouldBe = scopeRootsInPlay(cwd).flatMap(everyProviderUnder);\n  const found = await Promise.all(everywhereOneCouldBe.map(installationIfPresent));\n\n  return found.filter(\n    (installation): installation is DetectedInstallation => installation !== null,\n  );\n}\n\n/** Where each provider's installation WOULD be under one scope root, whatever is on disk. */\nfunction everyProviderUnder({ kind, root }: ScopeRoot): DetectedInstallation[] {\n  return PROVIDERS.map((provider) => ({\n    provider,\n    scope: kind,\n    configPath: getProjectConfigPath(root, provider),\n  }));\n}\n\n/** The same entry back when its config file is really there, and `null` when it is not. */\nasync function installationIfPresent(\n  candidate: DetectedInstallation,\n): Promise<DetectedInstallation | null> {\n  return (await fileExists(candidate.configPath)) ? candidate : null;\n}\n","/**\n * Claude Code's plugin machinery, behind {@link PluginHost}.\n *\n * `exec.ts` keeps `execCommand` and the argument validators, which are every host's and not this\n * one's.\n *\n * **Two vocabularies meet in this file and nowhere else.** Above the line, the seam speaks this\n * product's words — {@link SkillScope}'s `global` and `project`. Below it, `claude plugin` takes\n * {@link ClaudePluginScope}'s `user` and `project`, and routes a user-scoped call by the working\n * directory as well as by the flag. {@link toClaudePluginScope} is the whole of the translation,\n * and it belongs here because it is a fact about one binary.\n *\n * **Removal is classified from Claude's own message**, not from its exit code: `claude plugin\n * uninstall` exits 1 both for \"there was no such plugin\" and for a real failure, and the CLI has\n * always swallowed the first by matching the text. What C3 adds is that the caller can now see\n * which of the two happened. `e2e/smoke/plugin-host-contract.smoke.test.ts` is what holds that\n * against the real binary — a recorded string is a claim about software that ships on its own\n * schedule.\n */\n\nimport os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { z } from \"zod\";\n\nimport { PLUGINS_SUBDIR } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport type { ClaudePluginScope, SkillScope } from \"../../types/config.js\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors.js\";\nimport {\n  execCommand,\n  validateMarketplaceSource,\n  validatePluginName,\n  validatePluginPath,\n  type ExecResult,\n} from \"../../utils/exec.js\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs.js\";\nimport { warn } from \"../../utils/logger.js\";\nimport { pluginsDir } from \"../installation/install-layout.js\";\nimport {\n  getEnabledPluginKeys,\n  getInstalledPluginsRegistryPath,\n  listPluginInstallsForProject,\n} from \"../plugins/plugin-settings.js\";\nimport type {\n  HostCallOptions,\n  HostPlugin,\n  InstallPlacement,\n  PluginHost,\n  PluginRemovalOutcome,\n} from \"./plugin-host.js\";\n\n/** The provider this module is the host for, named once so no member spells it again. */\nconst CLAUDE: PluginHost[\"provider\"] = \"claude\";\n\n/**\n * Both spellings Claude uses for a plugin it does not have, as `claude 2.1.278` prints them.\n *\n * `✘ Failed to uninstall plugin \"x@y\": Plugin \"x@y\" not found in installed plugins` is the one a\n * user meets; the other arm has been swallowed here since before the messages were recorded, and\n * dropping either turns an ordinary second uninstall into a thrown error. The exit code says 1\n * for both this and a real failure, which is why the reading is of the message.\n */\nconst NOT_INSTALLED_MESSAGES = [\"not installed\", \"not found\"];\n\n/**\n * Every mode/scope cell Claude offers, which is all four of them.\n *\n * Four rather than three is the whole of what separates this host from Codex's at the seam: a\n * plugin can be installed for one project here, and cannot be there. Rebuilt per call by\n * {@link claudeHost} so no two callers hold one array.\n */\nfunction claudeOfferedPlacements(): InstallPlacement[] {\n  return [\n    { mode: \"plugin\", scope: \"global\" },\n    { mode: \"plugin\", scope: \"project\" },\n    { mode: \"eject\", scope: \"global\" },\n    { mode: \"eject\", scope: \"project\" },\n  ];\n}\n\n/**\n * Maps a cc scope to the Claude CLI plugin scope: `\"global\"` installs are\n * user-scoped in Claude (registered in `~/.claude/settings.json`); anything\n * else — including an absent scope — is project-scoped.\n */\nexport function toClaudePluginScope(scope: SkillScope | undefined): ClaudePluginScope {\n  return scope === \"global\" ? \"user\" : \"project\";\n}\n\n/** User-scoped plugins run from home dir so Claude CLI only writes to ~/.claude/settings.json */\nfunction resolvePluginCwd(scope: ClaudePluginScope, projectDir: string): string {\n  return scope === \"user\" ? os.homedir() : projectDir;\n}\n\n/**\n * Which Claude installation a `claude plugin` call reads and writes.\n *\n * The host's own spelling of {@link HostCallOptions}, kept as a name of its\n * own because the e2e harness drives these functions directly.\n */\nexport type ClaudeConfigOptions = HostCallOptions;\n\n/**\n * The `execCommand` options fragment that pins the config dir — empty when there\n * is none, so the call inherits its process's environment untouched.\n *\n * `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` takes precedence over `HOME` in the Claude CLI, so passing\n * it also overrides an exported one rather than merely competing with it.\n */\nfunction configDirEnv(options: ClaudeConfigOptions | undefined): { env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv } {\n  if (options?.configDir === undefined) return {};\n  return { env: { CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR: options.configDir } };\n}\n\nexport async function claudePluginInstall(\n  pluginPath: string,\n  scope: ClaudePluginScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<void> {\n  validatePluginPath(pluginPath);\n\n  const cwd = resolvePluginCwd(scope, projectDir);\n  const args = [\"plugin\", \"install\", pluginPath, \"--scope\", scope];\n  const result = await execCommand(\"claude\", args, { cwd, ...configDirEnv(options) });\n\n  if (result.exitCode !== 0) {\n    throw new Error(`Plugin installation failed: ${whyClaudeFailed(result)}`);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the `claude` binary is there and runnable.\n *\n * It takes the config directory like every other member, and passes it for the seam's reason\n * rather than for one of its own: measured on 2026-09-21, `claude --version` under a pinned\n * scratch `HOME` and `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` wrote nothing at all, so for THIS host the option\n * changes no file. The seam carries it because the next host's probe is a write — Codex links\n * helper binaries under `$CODEX_HOME/tmp/arg0/` before it reads an argument — and a member whose\n * Claude implementation quietly dropped the option would send every spawned probe at whichever\n * installation the process happened to point at.\n */\nexport async function isClaudeCLIAvailable(options?: ClaudeConfigOptions): Promise<boolean> {\n  try {\n    const result = await execCommand(\"claude\", [\"--version\"], configDirEnv(options));\n    return result.exitCode === 0;\n  } catch {\n    return false;\n  }\n}\n\nexport type MarketplaceInfo = {\n  name: string;\n  source: string;\n  repo?: string;\n  path?: string;\n};\n\nconst marketplaceInfoListSchema: z.ZodType<MarketplaceInfo[]> = z.array(\n  z.object({\n    name: z.string(),\n    source: z.string(),\n    repo: z.string().exactOptional(),\n    path: z.string().exactOptional(),\n  }),\n);\n\nexport async function claudePluginMarketplaceList(\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<MarketplaceInfo[]> {\n  try {\n    const result = await execCommand(\n      \"claude\",\n      [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"list\", \"--json\"],\n      configDirEnv(options),\n    );\n\n    if (result.exitCode !== 0) return [];\n    return marketplacesListedIn(result.stdout);\n  } catch {\n    return [];\n  }\n}\n\n/** The marketplaces a `--json` listing names, or none, after a warning, where it is unreadable. */\nfunction marketplacesListedIn(stdout: string): MarketplaceInfo[] {\n  let parsed: unknown;\n  try {\n    parsed = JSON.parse(stdout);\n  } catch {\n    warn(\"Failed to parse marketplace list output as JSON\");\n    return [];\n  }\n\n  const listResult = marketplaceInfoListSchema.safeParse(parsed);\n  if (!listResult.success) {\n    warn(\"Unexpected marketplace list format — expected an array of marketplace entries\");\n    return [];\n  }\n\n  return listResult.data;\n}\n\nexport async function claudePluginMarketplaceExists(\n  name: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<boolean> {\n  const marketplaces = await claudePluginMarketplaceList(options);\n  return marketplaces.some((m) => m.name === name);\n}\n\nexport async function claudePluginMarketplaceAdd(\n  source: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<void> {\n  validateMarketplaceSource(source);\n\n  const args = [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"add\", source];\n  const result = await runClaude(args, options, \"add marketplace\");\n  if (result.exitCode === 0) return;\n\n  const said = whyClaudeFailed(result);\n  if (said.includes(\"already installed\")) return;\n  throw new Error(`Failed to add marketplace: ${said}`);\n}\n\nexport async function claudePluginMarketplaceRemove(\n  name: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<void> {\n  validatePluginName(name);\n\n  const args = [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"remove\", name];\n  const result = await runClaude(args, options, \"remove marketplace\");\n  if (result.exitCode === 0) return;\n\n  const said = whyClaudeFailed(result);\n  if (said.includes(\"not found\") || said.includes(\"not installed\")) return;\n  throw new Error(`Failed to remove marketplace: ${said}`);\n}\n\nexport async function claudePluginMarketplaceUpdate(\n  name: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<void> {\n  validatePluginName(name);\n\n  const args = [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"update\", name];\n  const result = await runClaude(args, options, \"update marketplace\");\n  if (result.exitCode === 0) return;\n\n  throw new Error(`Failed to update marketplace: ${whyClaudeFailed(result)}`);\n}\n\n/**\n * One `claude` call against the installation `options` names, where a binary that could not be\n * spawned at all is reported as `Failed to <attempt>` — the words each marketplace verb's own\n * refusal uses. A call that ran and exited non-zero is returned for the caller to read, because\n * `add` and `remove` each treat one refusal as success.\n */\nasync function runClaude(\n  args: string[],\n  options: ClaudeConfigOptions | undefined,\n  attempt: string,\n): Promise<ExecResult> {\n  try {\n    return await execCommand(\"claude\", args, configDirEnv(options));\n  } catch (err) {\n    throw new Error(`Failed to ${attempt}: ${getErrorMessage(err)}`, { cause: err });\n  }\n}\n\n/** Whichever stream carried the reason a call failed, ready to quote. */\nfunction whyClaudeFailed(result: ExecResult): string {\n  return (result.stderr || result.stdout || \"Unknown error\").trim();\n}\n\n/**\n * Removes a plugin, and says which of the two ordinary outcomes it was.\n *\n * The classification is a widening rather than a change: `claudePluginUninstall` returned `void`\n * and swallowed the same two spellings of \"there was no such plugin\", so every caller that was\n * told nothing goes on being told nothing. Both spellings stay in the list — dropping either turns\n * an ordinary uninstall into a thrown error.\n */\nexport async function claudePluginUninstall(\n  pluginName: string,\n  scope: ClaudePluginScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<PluginRemovalOutcome> {\n  validatePluginName(pluginName);\n\n  const cwd = resolvePluginCwd(scope, projectDir);\n  const args = [\"plugin\", \"uninstall\", pluginName, \"--scope\", scope];\n  const result = await execCommand(\"claude\", args, { cwd, ...configDirEnv(options) });\n\n  if (result.exitCode === 0) return \"removed\";\n\n  const said = whyClaudeFailed(result);\n  if (namesAMissingPlugin(said)) return \"absent\";\n  throw new Error(`Plugin uninstall failed: ${said}`);\n}\n\n/** Whether Claude's refusal says there was no such plugin, rather than that it could not go. */\nfunction namesAMissingPlugin(message: string): boolean {\n  return NOT_INSTALLED_MESSAGES.some((phrase) => message.includes(phrase));\n}\n\n/**\n * Which plugins directory a listing reads, given the installation the caller pinned.\n *\n * `CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR` names the `.claude` tree itself, so the plugins directory hangs off it\n * directly. Unpinned, the answer is the layout's — the user's own tree, under whichever root\n * `installBaseDir` gives a global scope. `null` is a cell that has no plugins directory at all,\n * which `pluginsDir` answers for a host that installs plugins for a machine rather than a\n * project; Claude has one at both scopes, and the branch is the layout's shape rather than this\n * host's.\n */\nfunction claudePluginsRoot(\n  projectDir: string,\n  options: ClaudeConfigOptions | undefined,\n): string | null {\n  if (options?.configDir !== undefined) return path.join(options.configDir, PLUGINS_SUBDIR);\n  return pluginsDir(CLAUDE, \"global\", projectDir);\n}\n\n/**\n * What Claude has installed, as seen from one project.\n *\n * Two files rather than a command: Claude has no `plugin list --json`, so the installs come from\n * `installed_plugins.json` under {@link claudePluginsRoot} and the switch comes from the project's\n * own settings. A host that shelled out for this would read a non-zero exit as an empty listing.\n * An absent registry is an installation with no plugins, which is why it answers `[]` where\n * {@link listPluginInstallsForProject} throws for one that is present and unreadable.\n *\n * **\"As seen from one project\" is the pick, not just the switch.** A plugin key the registry\n * carries more than once is answered with this project's OWN record where there is one and the\n * user-scoped record otherwise, which is what {@link listPluginInstallsForProject} does. Returning\n * every recorded install instead would hand a reader another project's install path for a key\n * this project merely has switched on — the reading that was live in `plugin-discovery.ts` before\n * this member existed, and the one it now takes from here.\n */\nasync function claudeListPlugins(\n  projectDir: string,\n  options?: ClaudeConfigOptions,\n): Promise<HostPlugin[]> {\n  const pluginsRoot = claudePluginsRoot(projectDir, options);\n  if (pluginsRoot === null) return [];\n  if (!(await fileExists(getInstalledPluginsRegistryPath(pluginsRoot)))) return [];\n\n  const [installs, enabled] = await Promise.all([\n    listPluginInstallsForProject(pluginsRoot, projectDir),\n    getEnabledPluginKeys(projectDir),\n  ]);\n  const enabledKeys = new Set(enabled);\n\n  return installs.map(({ pluginKey, installPath }) => ({\n    pluginKey,\n    installPath,\n    enabled: enabledKeys.has(pluginKey),\n  }));\n}\n\n/**\n * Claude Code as a {@link PluginHost}.\n *\n * A factory rather than a shared constant, so no caller holds another's `offeredPlacements` array\n * by identity — the rule `validResult()` in `lib/validation-result.ts` states and `agentCodec` in\n * `install-layout.ts` already follows.\n */\nexport function claudeHost(): PluginHost {\n  return {\n    provider: CLAUDE,\n    offeredPlacements: claudeOfferedPlacements(),\n    installsProjectScopedPlugins: true,\n    isAvailable: isClaudeCLIAvailable,\n    marketplaceExists: claudePluginMarketplaceExists,\n    addMarketplace: claudePluginMarketplaceAdd,\n    refreshMarketplace: claudePluginMarketplaceUpdate,\n    installPlugin: (pluginRef, scope, projectDir, options) =>\n      claudePluginInstall(pluginRef, toClaudePluginScope(scope), projectDir, options),\n    uninstallPlugin: (pluginRef, scope, projectDir, options) =>\n      claudePluginUninstall(pluginRef, toClaudePluginScope(scope), projectDir, options),\n    listPlugins: claudeListPlugins,\n  };\n}\n","/**\n * Spawning a child process, and the argument checks every host's plugin commands owe.\n *\n * The `claude*` functions this module used to carry moved into `lib/hosts/claude-host.ts` in C3,\n * where one host's vocabulary belongs. What stays is what is not any one host's: the `spawn`\n * wrapper itself, and three validators that refuse a name, a path or a marketplace source before\n * it reaches an argument vector. Codex's plugin verbs differ from Claude's word for word, so a\n * shared argv builder was never on offer — these checks are the part both hosts do share.\n */\n\nimport { spawn } from \"child_process\";\nimport path from \"path\";\n\n// Argument length limits to prevent oversized CLI arguments\nconst MAX_PLUGIN_PATH_LENGTH = 1024;\nconst MAX_PLUGIN_NAME_LENGTH = 256;\nconst MAX_MARKETPLACE_SOURCE_LENGTH = 1024;\n\n// Marketplace/plugin names: alphanumeric, dashes, underscores, dots, @\nconst SAFE_NAME_PATTERN = /^[a-zA-Z0-9._@/-]+$/;\n\n// Plugin path/ref: alphanumeric, dashes, underscores, dots, slashes, @, colons (for marketplace refs like skill@marketplace)\nconst SAFE_PLUGIN_PATH_PATTERN = /^[a-zA-Z0-9._@/:~-]+$/;\n\n/** A source that opens with `./` or `../` — the relative half of a directory on this machine. */\nconst OPENS_A_RELATIVE_PATH = /^\\.\\.?[/\\\\]/;\n\n/**\n * Whether a marketplace source names a DIRECTORY on this machine rather than a reference to fetch.\n *\n * The same split `isLocalSource` in `lib/configuration/config.ts` makes for the fetcher, spelled\n * again here rather than imported: `utils/` sits under `lib/`, and that function THROWS on a\n * traversal pattern, which is a refusal this check has no standing to make on another program's\n * behalf.\n */\nfunction namesADirectoryOnThisMachine(source: string): boolean {\n  return path.isAbsolute(source) || OPENS_A_RELATIVE_PATH.test(source);\n}\n\n// eslint-disable-next-line no-control-regex\nconst CONTROL_CHAR_PATTERN = /[\\x00-\\x08\\x0E-\\x1F\\x7F]/u;\n\nexport function validatePluginPath(pluginPath: string): void {\n  if (!pluginPath || pluginPath.trim().length === 0) {\n    throw new Error(\"Plugin path must not be empty.\");\n  }\n\n  if (pluginPath.length > MAX_PLUGIN_PATH_LENGTH) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Plugin path is too long (${pluginPath.length} characters, max ${MAX_PLUGIN_PATH_LENGTH}).`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (CONTROL_CHAR_PATTERN.test(pluginPath)) {\n    throw new Error(\"Plugin path contains invalid control characters.\");\n  }\n\n  if (!SAFE_PLUGIN_PATH_PATTERN.test(pluginPath)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Plugin path contains invalid characters: \"${pluginPath}\"\\n` +\n        \"Plugin paths may only contain alphanumeric characters, dashes, underscores, dots, slashes, @, and colons.\",\n    );\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a marketplace source before it reaches an argument vector — a reference by its shape, a\n * directory by nothing but its length and its bytes.\n *\n * **A DIRECTORY'S NAME IS THE FILESYSTEM'S TO DECIDE, and holding one to the reference pattern\n * refused a directory the host accepts.** A marketplace named as a directory on this machine — an\n * absolute path, or one opening `./` or `../` — carries whatever the filesystem called it, and\n * under `/Users/My Name` that includes a space the reference pattern has no room for. Codex itself\n * has no objection: measured on the pinned 0.155.1, 2026-09-23, with `HOME` and `CODEX_HOME`\n * pinned to a scratch tree whose path contains a space and the global `config.toml` deleted first,\n * `codex plugin marketplace add '<…>/My Home/…' --json` exits 0 and `plugin add` then installs a\n * plugin from it.\n *\n * **What the pattern was ever protecting against is not reachable from here.** {@link execCommand}\n * spawns with an argv array and never passes `shell`, so a source is handed to the binary as data\n * and there is no shell to re-read it. The pattern stays on for a REFERENCE, where it does real\n * work — it refuses a value that is not a reference at all — and\n * `hosts/__tests__/a-marketplace-directory-with-a-space-reaches-the-host.test.ts` pins both halves\n * together, because an admitted directory on its own reads exactly like a check that was deleted.\n *\n * The length bound and the control-character refusal apply to both: a NUL byte is not a filename\n * on any host this runs on, and `spawn` throws on one rather than saying which argument it was.\n */\nexport function validateMarketplaceSource(source: string): void {\n  if (!source || source.trim().length === 0) {\n    throw new Error(\"Marketplace must not be empty.\");\n  }\n\n  if (source.length > MAX_MARKETPLACE_SOURCE_LENGTH) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Marketplace is too long (${source.length} characters, max ${MAX_MARKETPLACE_SOURCE_LENGTH}).`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (CONTROL_CHAR_PATTERN.test(source)) {\n    throw new Error(\"Marketplace contains invalid control characters.\");\n  }\n\n  if (namesADirectoryOnThisMachine(source)) return;\n\n  if (!SAFE_PLUGIN_PATH_PATTERN.test(source)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Marketplace contains invalid characters: \"${source}\"\\n` +\n        \"Marketplaces may only contain alphanumeric characters, dashes, underscores, dots, slashes, @, and colons.\",\n    );\n  }\n}\n\nexport function validatePluginName(pluginName: string): void {\n  if (!pluginName || pluginName.trim().length === 0) {\n    throw new Error(\"Plugin name must not be empty.\");\n  }\n\n  if (pluginName.length > MAX_PLUGIN_NAME_LENGTH) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Plugin name is too long (${pluginName.length} characters, max ${MAX_PLUGIN_NAME_LENGTH}).`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  if (CONTROL_CHAR_PATTERN.test(pluginName)) {\n    throw new Error(\"Plugin name contains invalid control characters.\");\n  }\n\n  if (!SAFE_NAME_PATTERN.test(pluginName)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Plugin name contains invalid characters: \"${pluginName}\"\\n` +\n        \"Names may only contain alphanumeric characters, dashes, underscores, dots, @, and slashes.\",\n    );\n  }\n}\n\nexport type ExecResult = {\n  stdout: string;\n  stderr: string;\n  exitCode: number;\n};\n\n/**\n * One child process run to completion, with the environment forwarded and `options.env` over it.\n *\n * **This module is the one place in the package that forwards the whole environment**, and\n * `__tests__/e2e-runner-environment.test.ts` is what holds it to exactly one: a spread anywhere\n * else hands every variable to a child that nothing named it for.\n */\nexport async function execCommand(\n  command: string,\n  args: string[],\n  options?: { cwd?: string; env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv },\n): Promise<ExecResult> {\n  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {\n    const proc = spawn(command, args, {\n      cwd: options?.cwd,\n      env: { ...process.env, ...options?.env },\n      stdio: [\"ignore\", \"pipe\", \"pipe\"],\n    });\n\n    let stdout = \"\";\n    let stderr = \"\";\n\n    proc.stdout.on(\"data\", (data: Buffer) => {\n      stdout += data.toString();\n    });\n\n    proc.stderr.on(\"data\", (data: Buffer) => {\n      stderr += data.toString();\n    });\n\n    proc.on(\"close\", (code) => {\n      resolve({\n        stdout,\n        stderr,\n        exitCode: code ?? 1,\n      });\n    });\n\n    proc.on(\"error\", (err) => {\n      reject(err);\n    });\n  });\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { z } from \"zod\";\nimport { fileExists, readFileSafe } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { typedEntries } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { CLAUDE_DIR, MAX_CONFIG_FILE_SIZE, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { formatZodErrors } from \"../schema-validator\";\nimport { INSTALLED_PLUGINS_FILE } from \"../installation/install-layout\";\n\n/**\n * Plugin key format: \"plugin-name@marketplace\"\n * e.g., \"web-framework-react@acme-marketplace\"\n *\n * Kept as string — user-extensible identifiers (plugin names and marketplace names).\n */\nexport type PluginKey = string;\n\n/**\n * Resolved plugin with its install path\n */\nexport type ResolvedPlugin = {\n  pluginKey: PluginKey;\n  installPath: string;\n};\n\n// Zod schemas for JSON parse boundaries\n\nconst pluginSettingsSchema = z\n  .object({\n    // The one genuine optional here: a settings.json with no plugin enabled omits the\n    // key entirely, and `getEnabledPluginKeys` says so in its own diagnostic rather than\n    // defaulting it away. `lastUpdated` and `gitCommitSha` used to sit beside the fields\n    // below on the same footing and were decoration — declared, never read, and stripped\n    // by `z.object` either way.\n    enabledPlugins: z.record(z.string(), z.unknown()).exactOptional(),\n  })\n  .passthrough();\n\n/** The fields every installation record carries, whatever scope it was registered at. */\nconst installationFields = {\n  installPath: z.string(),\n  version: z.string(),\n  installedAt: z.string(),\n};\n\n/**\n * Discriminated on `scope` rather than carrying an optional `projectPath`, because which\n * project a record belongs to is a question only a project-scoped record has: a\n * user-scoped one has no answer, and a project-scoped one without a path is a malformed\n * record that `pickInstallation` would silently decline to match.\n */\nconst pluginInstallationSchema = z.discriminatedUnion(\"scope\", [\n  z.object({ scope: z.literal(\"project\"), projectPath: z.string(), ...installationFields }),\n  z.object({ scope: z.literal(\"user\"), ...installationFields }),\n  z.object({ scope: z.literal(\"local\"), ...installationFields }),\n]);\n\nconst installedPluginsSchema = z\n  .object({\n    version: z.number(),\n    plugins: z.record(z.string(), z.array(pluginInstallationSchema)),\n  })\n  .passthrough();\n\nconst SETTINGS_FILE = STANDARD_FILES.SETTINGS_JSON;\n\n/** Absolute path of the claude CLI install registry inside a plugins directory. */\nexport function getInstalledPluginsRegistryPath(pluginsDir: string): string {\n  return path.join(pluginsDir, INSTALLED_PLUGINS_FILE);\n}\n\n/**\n * The registry, parsed, keyed by plugin. The one read the two listings below share.\n *\n * Throws when the registry is unreadable or fails schema validation — callers\n * treat the registry as the source of truth for installed plugins, so a broken\n * registry must surface as an error rather than an empty result.\n */\nasync function readRegisteredInstallations(\n  pluginsDir: string,\n): Promise<Record<PluginKey, RegisteredInstallation[]>> {\n  const registryPath = getInstalledPluginsRegistryPath(pluginsDir);\n  const content = await readFileSafe(registryPath, MAX_CONFIG_FILE_SIZE);\n  const raw: unknown = JSON.parse(content);\n  const result = installedPluginsSchema.safeParse(raw);\n\n  if (!result.success) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Invalid ${INSTALLED_PLUGINS_FILE}: ${formatZodErrors(result.error).join(\"; \")}`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  return result.data.plugins;\n}\n\n/**\n * Lists every install recorded in a plugins directory's `installed_plugins.json`\n * (v2 registry — claude CLI >=2.1.220 installs under `cache/<marketplace>/<plugin>/<version>/`),\n * flattened to unique (pluginKey, installPath) pairs across all scopes.\n *\n * The listing for a reader whose subject is the REGISTRY — `content-validator.ts` validates what\n * is recorded there, and a record it skipped would be a record it never reported on. A reader\n * whose subject is a project takes {@link listPluginInstallsForProject} instead.\n */\nexport async function listRegisteredPluginInstalls(pluginsDir: string): Promise<ResolvedPlugin[]> {\n  const installations = await readRegisteredInstallations(pluginsDir);\n\n  return typedEntries(installations).flatMap(([pluginKey, forKey]) => {\n    const uniquePaths = [...new Set(forKey.map((i) => i.installPath))];\n    return uniquePaths.map((installPath) => ({ pluginKey, installPath }));\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * The same registry read as ONE install per plugin, as seen from `projectDir`.\n *\n * A plugin key the registry carries more than once has to be resolved to a single directory\n * before anything loads a skill out of it, and which one that is depends on who is asking:\n * this project's own record where there is one, the user-scoped record otherwise, and nothing at\n * all for a key recorded only under a different project's path. Returning every record instead\n * would hand a reader another project's install path for a key this project merely has switched\n * on.\n *\n * Throws for a present-but-unreadable registry, like its sibling and for its sibling's reason.\n */\nexport async function listPluginInstallsForProject(\n  pluginsDir: string,\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<ResolvedPlugin[]> {\n  const installations = await readRegisteredInstallations(pluginsDir);\n\n  return typedEntries(installations).flatMap(([pluginKey, forKey]) => {\n    const picked = pickInstallation(forKey, projectDir);\n    if (!picked) {\n      verbose(`No installation of '${pluginKey}' belongs to '${projectDir}'`);\n      return [];\n    }\n    return [{ pluginKey, installPath: picked.installPath }];\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * Read enabled plugin keys from project's .claude/settings.json\n */\nexport async function getEnabledPluginKeys(projectDir: string): Promise<PluginKey[]> {\n  const settingsPath = path.join(projectDir, CLAUDE_DIR, SETTINGS_FILE);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(settingsPath))) {\n    verbose(`No settings.json found at '${settingsPath}'`);\n    return [];\n  }\n\n  try {\n    const content = await readFileSafe(settingsPath, MAX_CONFIG_FILE_SIZE);\n    const raw: unknown = JSON.parse(content);\n    const result = pluginSettingsSchema.safeParse(raw);\n\n    if (!result.success) {\n      verbose(`Invalid settings.json structure: ${getErrorMessage(result.error)}`);\n      return [];\n    }\n\n    const settings = result.data;\n\n    if (!settings.enabledPlugins) {\n      verbose(`No enabledPlugins found in '${settingsPath}'`);\n      return [];\n    }\n\n    const enabledKeys = typedEntries(settings.enabledPlugins)\n      .filter(([, enabled]) => enabled === true)\n      .map(([key]) => key);\n\n    verbose(`Found ${enabledKeys.length} enabled plugins in settings.json`);\n    return enabledKeys;\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Failed to read settings.json: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return [];\n  }\n}\n\ntype RegisteredInstallation = z.infer<typeof pluginInstallationSchema>;\n\n/** This project's own project-scoped installation wins; otherwise the user-scoped one. */\nfunction pickInstallation(\n  installations: RegisteredInstallation[],\n  projectDir: string,\n): RegisteredInstallation | undefined {\n  return (\n    installations.find((i) => i.scope === \"project\" && i.projectPath === projectDir) ??\n    installations.find((i) => i.scope === \"user\")\n  );\n}\n","/**\n * Codex's plugin machinery, behind {@link PluginHost}.\n *\n * The second implementation of the seam, and the first one that proves the seam was worth having:\n * nothing above it changes shape, and almost nothing below it is spelled the way Claude's is.\n *\n * **Every difference here is a measured fact about `@openai/codex` 0.155.1, not a preference.**\n * Each was re-derived with `HOME` and `CODEX_HOME` pinned to a scratch tree and the global\n * `config.toml` deleted between runs — the reset matters because `--sandbox workspace-write` and\n * `danger-full-access` make Codex WRITE a trust entry into that very file, so a later run answers\n * for a reason the measurement never set:\n *\n * | What differs from Claude                                   | What this module does about it            |\n * | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------- |\n * | the verbs are `add` / `remove` / `marketplace upgrade`      | its own argv per member — no shared builder |\n * | no subcommand takes a scope, and the cwd routes a WRITE nowhere | {@link codexPluginCwd}, pinned for every write verb |\n * | a LISTING does answer per directory, once the project is trusted | {@link codexListPlugins} asks from the project |\n * | `plugin marketplace list --json` answers an OBJECT           | {@link marketplaceRegistrySchema}         |\n * | `plugin remove` exits 0 whatever happened                    | the outcome comes from the listing BEFORE it |\n * | `marketplace upgrade` exits 1 on a local source              | {@link refreshCodexMarketplace} branches on `sourceType` |\n * | every run prints a PATH-alias WARNING on stderr, exit 0 too  | {@link withoutTheStandingWarning}         |\n * | one unreadable marketplace fails BOTH listings outright      | {@link namesAnUnreadableMarketplace}, on the two members that ask a question |\n *\n * **The scope argument is a lie this host cannot tell.** `codex plugin` has no `--scope`, and a\n * `plugin add` run from inside a project writes `[plugins.\"<id>@<mkt>\"] enabled = true` into the\n * GLOBAL `config.toml` and creates no project file at all. So a project-scoped plugin is not a\n * thing that can be installed here, and `installsProjectScopedPlugins` is `false` with\n * `offeredPlacements` saying the same thing in the vocabulary a refusal can print. The refusal\n * itself is `hostFor`'s, applied at the door to every host — see `offered-placements.ts` for why\n * it is not re-implemented in each of them.\n */\n\nimport os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { z } from \"zod\";\n\nimport { PLUGINS_SUBDIR } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport type { SkillScope } from \"../../types/config.js\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors.js\";\nimport {\n  execCommand,\n  validateMarketplaceSource,\n  validatePluginName,\n  validatePluginPath,\n  type ExecResult,\n} from \"../../utils/exec.js\";\nimport { verbose, warnOnce } from \"../../utils/logger.js\";\nimport { ensureDir } from \"../../utils/fs.js\";\nimport { pluginsDir, userConfigRoot } from \"../installation/install-layout.js\";\nimport type {\n  HostCallOptions,\n  HostPlugin,\n  InstallPlacement,\n  PluginHost,\n  PluginRemovalOutcome,\n} from \"./plugin-host.js\";\n\n/** The provider this module is the host for, named once so no member spells it again. */\nconst CODEX: PluginHost[\"provider\"] = \"codex\";\n\n/**\n * The staged copy of a plugin lives under this directory of the Codex state root.\n *\n * `plugin list --json` prints no install path, so the path is COMPOSED from the shape\n * `plugin add --json` reports back — `<CODEX_HOME>/plugins/cache/<marketplace>/<name>/<version>`,\n * measured. Two segments rather than one because the cache is nested by marketplace, and a caller\n * listing the cache root can never see a plugin's own name in it.\n */\nconst PLUGIN_CACHE_SUBDIR = \"cache\";\n\n/**\n * The line Codex prints on stderr for every run whose `CODEX_HOME` sits under the temp directory,\n * including the ones that exit 0.\n *\n * It is not an error and quoting it into one names a cause that is not the cause. Recognised by\n * its own words rather than by its position, because it is emitted before anything this CLI asked\n * for and interleaves with whatever the command itself says.\n */\nconst STANDING_WARNING = /could not create PATH aliases/;\n\n/**\n * Where every `codex plugin` call that WRITES is made from, and why it is not the project.\n *\n * Claude routes a user-scoped install by the working directory as well as by a flag, so its host\n * picks a cwd per scope. A Codex WRITE routes nothing by it: there is no scope flag, and `plugin\n * add` run inside a project silently writes the machine-wide switch. A host that let the cwd\n * follow the project would read as project work in every call site and be global work in every\n * effect, which is the one failure in this step that changes another project's installation.\n *\n * **It is not where a LISTING is asked from**, and the first draft of this host used it for every\n * call alike — see {@link codexListPlugins} for the measurement that separates the two.\n *\n * A function rather than a constant for the reason `installBaseDir` gives one file over: a home\n * directory frozen at import answers from whichever HOME the first import saw, and every later\n * call spawns against a directory that may since have been removed.\n */\nfunction codexPluginCwd(): string {\n  return os.homedir();\n}\n\n/**\n * Every mode/scope cell a Codex installation offers, which is three of the four.\n *\n * `plugin + project` is the cell Codex has no way to fill and the one a shared configuration is\n * refused for by name. Rebuilt per call by {@link codexHost} so no two callers hold one array.\n */\nfunction codexOfferedPlacements(): InstallPlacement[] {\n  return [\n    { mode: \"plugin\", scope: \"global\" },\n    { mode: \"eject\", scope: \"global\" },\n    { mode: \"eject\", scope: \"project\" },\n  ];\n}\n\n/**\n * Which Codex installation a call reads and writes.\n *\n * The host's own spelling of {@link HostCallOptions}, kept as a name of its own because the e2e\n * harness drives these functions directly. `CODEX_HOME` relocates everything Codex keeps for a\n * user and is inherited by every process spawned below.\n */\nexport type CodexConfigOptions = HostCallOptions;\n\n/**\n * The `execCommand` options fragment that pins the state tree — empty when there is none, so the\n * call inherits its process's environment untouched.\n */\nfunction codexHomeEnv(options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined): { env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv } {\n  if (options?.configDir === undefined) return {};\n  return { env: { CODEX_HOME: options.configDir } };\n}\n\n/**\n * The state tree this call is about: the one the caller pinned, or the one the layout answers.\n *\n * The layout's own `codexUserRoot` reads `CODEX_HOME` from the environment, which is the same\n * variable {@link codexHomeEnv} writes — so both branches name one directory and the unpinned one\n * is simply the variable this process already carries.\n */\nfunction codexStateRoot(options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined, askedFrom: string): string {\n  return options?.configDir ?? userConfigRoot(CODEX, \"global\", askedFrom);\n}\n\n/**\n * One `codex` invocation, from `askedFrom` and against the pinned state tree.\n *\n * The directory is a required argument rather than a constant inside this function, which is the\n * whole of {@link codexListPlugins}'s fix: while it was pinned here, every member asked from the\n * home directory and no call site said so, so the one member whose answer DEPENDS on the\n * directory was wrong in a way no reader of a call site could see.\n *\n * **The state tree is CREATED first, and the reason is measured rather than defensive.** On\n * 0.155.1, with `CODEX_HOME` naming a directory that does not exist:\n *\n * ```\n * $ codex --version                      # exit 0, \"codex-cli 0.155.1\", a WARNING on stderr\n * $ codex plugin marketplace list --json  # exit 1, \"Error: failed to resolve CODEX_HOME\"\n * $ codex plugin list --json              # exit 1, the same\n * ```\n *\n * So the probe succeeds and every verb fails — `isAvailable` answers `true` for a host on which\n * nothing this module does can work, which is the silent-in-the-direction-that-looks-fine failure\n * the rest of this file is written against. A user who has installed Codex and never run it is in\n * exactly that state, and so is every pinned HOME a spec hands us. The directory is Codex's own\n * and it creates it itself on first run; making it here is what lets the FIRST thing that ever\n * touches this home be an install.\n */\nasync function runCodex(\n  args: string[],\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n  askedFrom: string,\n): Promise<ExecResult> {\n  await makeTheStateRoot(codexStateRoot(options, askedFrom));\n  return execCommand(\"codex\", args, { cwd: askedFrom, ...codexHomeEnv(options) });\n}\n\n/**\n * Creates the state tree, and DEGRADES where it cannot — which is a posture, not a swallow.\n *\n * The authority on whether a `CODEX_HOME` is usable is Codex, and its refusal names the path:\n * `Error: failed to resolve CODEX_HOME … but that path does not exist`. Turning a filesystem error\n * here into a thrown host failure would replace that sentence with one about a directory the user\n * did not ask us to make — and turning it into `isAvailable: false` would say the binary is\n * missing when it is not. So the reason is recorded where diagnostics go and the call proceeds to\n * the program that owns the answer.\n */\nasync function makeTheStateRoot(root: string): Promise<void> {\n  try {\n    await ensureDir(root);\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Could not create the codex state directory at ${root}: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The same invocation, where anything but a clean exit is this host's failure to report.\n *\n * Two shapes of failure meet here and a member that handled one of them would let the other reach\n * a caller as something else entirely: a binary that ran and refused arrives as an exit code, and\n * a binary that is not on PATH arrives as a rejected spawn. `attempt` is the verb phrase the\n * message is built on — \"add marketplace\", \"install plugin\" — so every failure on this host reads\n * as one sentence about what was being done.\n */\nasync function runCodexOrThrow(\n  args: string[],\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n  attempt: string,\n  askedFrom: string,\n): Promise<ExecResult> {\n  let result;\n  try {\n    result = await runCodex(args, options, askedFrom);\n  } catch (error) {\n    throw new Error(`Failed to ${attempt}: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`, { cause: error });\n  }\n\n  if (result.exitCode !== 0) throw new Error(`Failed to ${attempt}: ${whyItFailed(result)}`);\n  return result;\n}\n\n/**\n * What a failing `codex` call said, with the standing warning taken out of it.\n *\n * Line by line rather than by a replacement over the whole string: the warning arrives on its own\n * line and what follows it is the cause a user needs, so removing the line keeps the cause's own\n * formatting intact.\n */\nfunction withoutTheStandingWarning(stream: string): string {\n  return stream\n    .split(\"\\n\")\n    .filter((line) => !STANDING_WARNING.test(line))\n    .join(\"\\n\")\n    .trim();\n}\n\n/** Whichever stream carried the reason a call failed, ready to quote. */\nfunction whyItFailed(result: ExecResult): string {\n  const said = withoutTheStandingWarning(result.stderr) || withoutTheStandingWarning(result.stdout);\n  return said || \"Unknown error\";\n}\n\n/**\n * The JSON one `--json` call printed, or a throw naming what was being read.\n *\n * **A parse failure is loud here, where Claude's marketplace reader answers `[]` after a warning.**\n * That reader's silence is survivable on a host whose shape it was written for and is not on this\n * one: an unreadable listing read as \"nothing is registered\" makes `marketplaceExists` answer\n * false forever, so the marketplace is re-added on every run and the doctor row that reports it\n * can never go green — with nothing failing anywhere to say so.\n */\nasync function readJsonFromCodex<T>(\n  schema: z.ZodType<T>,\n  args: string[],\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n  attempt: string,\n  askedFrom: string,\n): Promise<T> {\n  const result = await runCodexOrThrow(args, options, attempt, askedFrom);\n\n  let parsed: unknown;\n  try {\n    parsed = JSON.parse(result.stdout);\n  } catch (error) {\n    throw new Error(`Failed to ${attempt}: codex answered no JSON at all`, { cause: error });\n  }\n\n  const validated = schema.safeParse(parsed);\n  if (!validated.success) {\n    throw new Error(`Failed to ${attempt}: codex answered a document this release cannot read`);\n  }\n  return validated.data;\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex's marketplace registry, which is an OBJECT with the array inside it.\n *\n * Claude answers `[{name, source, …}]`; this answers `{\"marketplaces\":[{name, root,\n * marketplaceSource:{sourceType, source}}]}`. There is no top-level `source` at all, which is why\n * a reader written for the other shape parses nothing and reports an empty registry.\n */\nconst marketplaceRegistrySchema = z.object({\n  marketplaces: z.array(\n    z.object({\n      name: z.string(),\n      marketplaceSource: z.object({ sourceType: z.string(), source: z.string() }),\n    }),\n  ),\n});\n\n/** One marketplace as Codex's registry reports it. */\ntype CodexMarketplace = z.infer<typeof marketplaceRegistrySchema>[\"marketplaces\"][number];\n\n/**\n * Codex's own listing of what is installed, disabled plugins included.\n *\n * `available` comes back beside `installed` and is deliberately not read: it is the catalogue of\n * what COULD be installed, and a reader that merged the two would report a plugin as installed\n * for being on offer.\n */\nconst pluginListingSchema = z.object({\n  installed: z.array(\n    z.object({\n      pluginId: z.string(),\n      name: z.string(),\n      marketplaceName: z.string(),\n      version: z.string(),\n      enabled: z.boolean(),\n    }),\n  ),\n});\n\ntype CodexInstalledPlugin = z.infer<typeof pluginListingSchema>[\"installed\"][number];\n\n/**\n * Which plugins directory a listing composes its paths under, given the installation the caller\n * pinned.\n *\n * `CODEX_HOME` names the state tree itself, so the plugins directory hangs off it directly.\n * Unpinned, the answer is the layout's — which reads the same variable, from the environment this\n * process is actually in. `null` is a cell with no plugins directory at all, which `pluginsDir`\n * answers for Codex at PROJECT scope, where plugins are a machine's and not a project's; the\n * global scope asked for here always has one, and the branch is the layout's shape rather than a\n * state this host can reach.\n */\nfunction codexPluginsRoot(\n  projectDir: string,\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n): string | null {\n  if (options?.configDir !== undefined) return path.join(options.configDir, PLUGINS_SUBDIR);\n  return pluginsDir(CODEX, \"global\", projectDir);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the `codex` binary is there and runnable at all.\n *\n * The state tree is pinned even though nothing is being installed, because on this host the probe\n * is a WRITE: `codex --version` links its helper binaries under `$CODEX_HOME/tmp/arg0/` before it\n * reads an argument. A probe with no way to name an installation writes the developer's own on\n * every run, which is what made the option part of the seam rather than of one member.\n */\nexport async function isCodexCLIAvailable(options?: CodexConfigOptions): Promise<boolean> {\n  try {\n    const result = await runCodex([\"--version\"], options, codexPluginCwd());\n    return result.exitCode === 0;\n  } catch {\n    return false;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex's own refusal when a marketplace it has RECORDED can no longer be read.\n *\n * Both listing verbs answer it, in their own words — `failed to load marketplace(s)` from\n * `plugin marketplace list` and `failed to load configured marketplace snapshot(s)` from `plugin\n * list` — and both exit 1 having printed no JSON at all. Recorded 2026-09-22 on the pinned\n * 0.155.1 by adding a local marketplace and then moving its directory away:\n *\n * ```\n * $ codex plugin marketplace list --json                                            # exit 1\n * Error: failed to load marketplace(s):\n * - `c4-measure-marketplace` at <gone>: marketplace root does not contain a supported manifest\n * $ codex plugin list --json                                                        # exit 1\n * Error: failed to load configured marketplace snapshot(s):\n * - `c4-measure-marketplace` at <gone>: marketplace root does not contain a supported manifest\n * ```\n *\n * **It is total, and it is not about us.** One unreadable entry fails the whole listing, so a\n * marketplace a user added by hand and later deleted takes down every read this host makes — while\n * `plugin marketplace add` and `plugin remove` go on working in the same state, measured. That is\n * why the degrade is at the two members that ask a QUESTION and nowhere else: a write whose\n * correctness is decided by a listing must not be told the listing was empty.\n */\nconst UNREADABLE_MARKETPLACE = /failed to load (?:configured )?marketplace/i;\n\n/** Whether a failure from a listing verb is that refusal rather than a failure of this host's. */\nfunction namesAnUnreadableMarketplace(error: unknown): boolean {\n  return UNREADABLE_MARKETPLACE.test(getErrorMessage(error));\n}\n\n/** Every marketplace this Codex installation knows, in its own shape. */\nasync function codexMarketplaces(\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n): Promise<CodexMarketplace[]> {\n  const registry = await readJsonFromCodex(\n    marketplaceRegistrySchema,\n    [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"list\", \"--json\"],\n    options,\n    \"read the marketplaces codex knows\",\n    codexPluginCwd(),\n  );\n  return registry.marketplaces;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this Codex installation knows a marketplace by that NAME.\n *\n * **By name and never by count.** A Codex home holds whatever marketplaces its user has added\n * beside ours, so a predicate answering \"the registry is not empty\" is green on somebody else's\n * entry — and one answering \"the registry holds exactly ours\" is red the moment they add one.\n *\n * *Correction, 2026-09-22.* This paragraph used to give a different reason: that Codex ships its\n * own `openai-api-curated` rooted at `$CODEX_HOME/.tmp/plugins`, so ours is never the only entry.\n * That does not reproduce offline. Against the pinned 0.155.1 with a virgin `CODEX_HOME`,\n * `plugin marketplace list --json` answers `{\"marketplaces\":[]}` and `plugin list --json` answers\n * `{\"installed\":[],\"available\":[]}`. The names `openai-api-curated`, `openai-curated` and\n * `openai-bundled` are all in the shipped binary, so something registers them — an account, a\n * fetch, a feature — and nothing this rig can reach does. The RULE is unchanged; only its reason\n * was a claim that cannot be re-run, and the condition that produces the bundled entry is an open\n * question for the owner's real-Codex hand check rather than a fact this file may assert.\n *\n * **An unreadable marketplace is not an answer to this question, and it is not this host's\n * failure either** — see {@link namesAnUnreadableMarketplace}. Answering `false` is what Claude's\n * twin does for a registry it cannot parse, and it is the survivable direction here: the caller\n * adds our marketplace again, which `plugin marketplace add` performs in exactly this state.\n */\nasync function codexMarketplaceExists(\n  name: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<boolean> {\n  return (await codexRegisteredMarketplace(name, options)) !== null;\n}\n\n/**\n * The registration Codex holds under one marketplace NAME, with the source it was added from.\n *\n * `null` for a name nothing is registered under, and for a registry Codex could not read at all —\n * which is the posture {@link codexMarketplaceExists} had when it owned this read, and it is the\n * survivable direction for the same reason: the caller goes on to ADD, which `plugin marketplace\n * add` performs in exactly that state.\n *\n * {@link codexMarketplaceExists} is expressed over this rather than beside it, so the two cannot\n * answer differently about one registry.\n */\nasync function codexRegisteredMarketplace(\n  name: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<CodexMarketplace | null> {\n  let registered;\n  try {\n    registered = await codexMarketplaces(options);\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (!namesAnUnreadableMarketplace(error)) throw error;\n    warnOnce(sayWhatCodexRefused(\"list the marketplaces it knows\", getErrorMessage(error)));\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  return registered.find((marketplace) => marketplace.name === name) ?? null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex's own words for the refusal, quoted rather than summarised.\n *\n * The refusal names the marketplace and the path it could not read there, and neither is\n * derivable from anything this CLI holds — so a warning that said \"codex could not read its\n * marketplaces\" would leave a user with a degraded answer and no way to find the entry that\n * caused it.\n */\nfunction sayWhatCodexRefused(attempt: string, said: string): string {\n  return `Codex could not ${attempt}, so this run is treating it as having none. It said: ${said}`;\n}\n\n/** Registers a marketplace from its SOURCE — the one verb here that does not take a name. */\nexport async function codexMarketplaceAdd(\n  source: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<void> {\n  validateMarketplaceSource(source);\n  await runCodexOrThrow(\n    [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"add\", source, \"--json\"],\n    options,\n    \"add marketplace\",\n    codexPluginCwd(),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Pulls a registered marketplace's current contents — two different commands behind one member.\n *\n * `marketplace upgrade` is git-only: against a local source it exits 1 with ``marketplace `…` is\n * not configured as a Git marketplace``, measured. This CLI's own generated marketplace IS local,\n * so a refresh that reached for `upgrade` unconditionally would report a failed update for the\n * one marketplace that is working exactly as designed. A local marketplace is refreshed by\n * installing its plugins again over the top, which is what `plugin add` does to an installed one.\n *\n * A name nothing registered is a throw rather than a silent no-op: `update` collects the failure\n * and names the marketplace, where a quiet return would report every marketplace refreshed.\n *\n * **The name is validated before anything is spawned**, which this member did not do until\n * 2026-09-22 while its Claude twin `claudePluginMarketplaceUpdate` always has. It is the one value\n * on this host that reached an argument vector unchecked: `add` checks its source and both plugin\n * verbs check their reference, so the gap was invisible beside three neighbours that read as the\n * rule. Checked here rather than in {@link upgradeGitMarketplace}, because the refusal is owed\n * whichever branch a caller's name would have taken.\n */\nasync function refreshCodexMarketplace(name: string, options?: CodexConfigOptions): Promise<void> {\n  validatePluginName(name);\n\n  const registered = (await codexMarketplaces(options)).find(\n    (marketplace) => marketplace.name === name,\n  );\n  if (registered === undefined) {\n    throw new Error(`Failed to refresh marketplace: codex has no marketplace named '${name}'`);\n  }\n\n  if (isGitSourced(registered)) return upgradeGitMarketplace(name, options);\n  return reinstallEachPluginOf(name, options);\n}\n\n/** Whether Codex recorded this marketplace as a git checkout, which is what `upgrade` needs. */\nfunction isGitSourced(marketplace: CodexMarketplace): boolean {\n  return marketplace.marketplaceSource.sourceType === \"git\";\n}\n\n/** The one verb that refreshes a git marketplace in place. */\nasync function upgradeGitMarketplace(\n  name: string,\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n): Promise<void> {\n  await runCodexOrThrow(\n    [\"plugin\", \"marketplace\", \"upgrade\", name, \"--json\"],\n    options,\n    \"refresh marketplace\",\n    codexPluginCwd(),\n  );\n}\n\n/** Every installed plugin of one local marketplace, installed again over the top of itself. */\nasync function reinstallEachPluginOf(\n  name: string,\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n): Promise<void> {\n  // From the home directory: what is INSTALLED is a function of `CODEX_HOME` alone, and this\n  // listing decides what gets written rather than what one project sees.\n  const installed = await codexPluginListing(options, codexPluginCwd());\n\n  // In sequence rather than through `Promise.all`: every one of these writes the same\n  // `config.toml` and the same cache, and a host that raced them would interleave writes to one\n  // file for no gain a user could see.\n  for (const plugin of installed.filter((entry) => entry.marketplaceName === name)) {\n    await installCodexPlugin(plugin.pluginId, options);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Installs a marketplace-qualified plugin.\n *\n * The scope and the project directory are the seam's, and this host has no use for either: no\n * Codex subcommand takes a scope, and the working directory is pinned for {@link codexPluginCwd}'s\n * reason. A `plugin + project` placement never reaches here at all — `hostFor` binds the roster on\n * this verb, so the refusal happens before anything is spawned.\n */\nasync function codexInstallPlugin(\n  pluginRef: string,\n  _scope: SkillScope,\n  _projectDir: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<void> {\n  await installCodexPlugin(pluginRef, options);\n}\n\n/** One `plugin add`, which is the whole of an install on this host. */\nasync function installCodexPlugin(\n  pluginRef: string,\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n): Promise<void> {\n  validatePluginPath(pluginRef);\n  await runCodexOrThrow(\n    [\"plugin\", \"add\", pluginRef, \"--json\"],\n    options,\n    `install ${pluginRef}`,\n    codexPluginCwd(),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Removes a plugin, and says which of the two ordinary outcomes it was.\n *\n * **The answer cannot come from the command that does it.** Measured three times on 0.155.1: a\n * plugin that was never installed, one that really went, and one removed a second time all exit 0\n * and print the same three fields on stdout. So the classification is the listing taken BEFORE the\n * removal, and the listing taken after is what turns a failed removal into a throw rather than\n * into a cheerful count — `uninstall` reports what it observed, which is D11(b).\n *\n * The scope and the project directory are the seam's; a Codex removal is machine-wide whichever\n * scope asks for it, and `uninstall` decides which scopes sweep at all.\n *\n * **The reference is held to the same check its Claude twin uses**, which is `validatePluginName`\n * and not the looser `validatePluginPath` this member reached for until 2026-09-22. A plugin\n * reference is `<name>@<marketplace>` and needs neither the colon nor the tilde the path check\n * admits, so the two hosts were refusing different values for one argument.\n */\nasync function codexUninstallPlugin(\n  pluginRef: string,\n  _scope: SkillScope,\n  _projectDir: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<PluginRemovalOutcome> {\n  validatePluginName(pluginRef);\n\n  const wasInstalled = await isListed(pluginRef, options);\n  await runCodexOrThrow(\n    [\"plugin\", \"remove\", pluginRef, \"--json\"],\n    options,\n    `remove ${pluginRef}`,\n    codexPluginCwd(),\n  );\n\n  if (await isListed(pluginRef, options)) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Failed to remove ${pluginRef}: codex still lists it after removing it. ` +\n        `Nothing else has been changed.`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  return wasInstalled ? \"removed\" : \"absent\";\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether this Codex installation currently lists that plugin, switched on or off.\n *\n * Asked from the home directory, because the question is about the machine-wide registry a\n * removal acts on. The membership of that listing does not move with the directory — only the\n * `enabled` switch does, which this predicate never reads.\n */\nasync function isListed(\n  pluginRef: string,\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n): Promise<boolean> {\n  const installed = await codexPluginListing(options, codexPluginCwd());\n  return installed.some((plugin) => plugin.pluginId === pluginRef);\n}\n\n/** The `installed` array of one `plugin list --json`, parsed, as seen from `askedFrom`. */\nasync function codexPluginListing(\n  options: CodexConfigOptions | undefined,\n  askedFrom: string,\n): Promise<CodexInstalledPlugin[]> {\n  const listing = await readJsonFromCodex(\n    pluginListingSchema,\n    [\"plugin\", \"list\", \"--json\"],\n    options,\n    \"read the plugins codex has installed\",\n    askedFrom,\n  );\n  return listing.installed;\n}\n\n/**\n * What Codex has installed, as seen from one project — and it is ASKED from that project.\n *\n * **This is the one member whose answer the working directory decides, and it asked from the home\n * directory until 2026-09-22.** `codex plugin list` takes no project or scope argument at all\n * (`-m/--marketplace`, `--available` and `--json` are the whole of it), which is what the first\n * draft read as \"the directory cannot matter\" — and the membership of the listing really is a\n * function of `CODEX_HOME` alone. The `enabled` switch is not. Re-derived on the pinned 0.155.1,\n * one `CODEX_HOME` whose global `config.toml` says `[plugins.\"<id>\"] enabled = true`, one project\n * whose own `.codex/config.toml` says `enabled = false`, and the global `[projects.\"<abs path>\"]\n * trust_level = \"trusted\"` entry added between the second run and the first:\n *\n * ```\n * untrusted, asked from the project   -> \"enabled\": true    # the project file is ignored\n * TRUSTED,   asked from the project   -> \"enabled\": false   # the project file wins\n * TRUSTED,   asked from the home dir  -> \"enabled\": true    # the project is not in play\n * TRUSTED,   asked from ANOTHER project -> \"enabled\": true  # nor is its file\n * ```\n *\n * So a host pinned to the home directory answers the global switch to every caller, and the field\n * the seam was widened to carry — \"installed but disabled for THIS project\" — has no state it can\n * ever report. The doctor row that reads it would be green over a plugin the project has switched\n * off.\n *\n * **`projectDir` is the project ROOT, and on this host that matters.** From a SUBDIRECTORY of the\n * same trusted project the answer went back to `true` — unless the project is a git repository,\n * in which case the subdirectory answers `false` like the root. Measured both ways in the same\n * rig, the repository written as files rather than by running `git`. The seam passes a resolved\n * project root, so this host is on the safe side of it either way; it is recorded because a\n * caller that ever passes a cwd instead would get the global switch back with nothing to say so.\n *\n * A WRITE is still made from the home directory, and that asymmetry is the measurement rather\n * than an inconsistency: `plugin add` run inside a project writes the machine-wide switch and\n * creates no project file, so following the project there changes another project's installation.\n * See {@link codexPluginCwd}.\n *\n * No caller may read `enabled: true` as \"this project has it switched on\" even now: an untrusted\n * project's own file is ignored in silence, and the listing does not say which of the two\n * answered. That is the same trust gate `codexProjectRoles` in `installation/install-layout.ts`\n * carries for a compiled sub-agent.\n *\n * **An unreadable marketplace answers an empty listing rather than throwing**, which is Claude's\n * posture for a registry it cannot read — see {@link namesAnUnreadableMarketplace} for why the\n * failure is not about this installation at all.\n */\nasync function codexListPlugins(\n  projectDir: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<HostPlugin[]> {\n  const listing = await codexPluginsOrUnreadable(projectDir, options);\n  if (listing.kind === \"listed\") return [...listing.plugins];\n\n  warnOnce(sayWhatCodexRefused(\"list the plugins it has installed\", listing.reason));\n  return [];\n}\n\n/**\n * What Codex has installed, or the reason it could not say — the same read with the degrade left\n * visible.\n *\n * `reason` is Codex's OWN words and nothing else — the refusal names the marketplace and the path\n * it could not read there, neither of which anything in this CLI holds. The caller wraps them in\n * its own sentence.\n */\ntype CodexPluginListing =\n  | { readonly kind: \"listed\"; readonly plugins: readonly HostPlugin[] }\n  | { readonly kind: \"unreadable\"; readonly reason: string };\n\nasync function codexPluginsOrUnreadable(\n  projectDir: string,\n  options?: CodexConfigOptions,\n): Promise<CodexPluginListing> {\n  const pluginsRoot = codexPluginsRoot(projectDir, options);\n  if (pluginsRoot === null) return { kind: \"listed\", plugins: [] };\n  const cacheRoot = path.join(pluginsRoot, PLUGIN_CACHE_SUBDIR);\n\n  let installed;\n  try {\n    installed = await codexPluginListing(options, projectDir);\n  } catch (error) {\n    if (!namesAnUnreadableMarketplace(error)) throw error;\n    return { kind: \"unreadable\", reason: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n\n  return {\n    kind: \"listed\",\n    plugins: installed.map((plugin) => ({\n      pluginKey: plugin.pluginId,\n      installPath: path.join(cacheRoot, plugin.marketplaceName, plugin.name, plugin.version),\n      enabled: plugin.enabled,\n    })),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Codex as a {@link PluginHost}.\n *\n * A factory rather than a shared constant, so no caller holds another's `offeredPlacements` array\n * by identity — the rule `validResult()` in `lib/validation-result.ts` states and `claudeHost`\n * follows one file over.\n */\nexport function codexHost(): PluginHost {\n  return {\n    provider: CODEX,\n    offeredPlacements: codexOfferedPlacements(),\n    installsProjectScopedPlugins: false,\n    isAvailable: isCodexCLIAvailable,\n    marketplaceExists: codexMarketplaceExists,\n    addMarketplace: codexMarketplaceAdd,\n    refreshMarketplace: refreshCodexMarketplace,\n    installPlugin: codexInstallPlugin,\n    uninstallPlugin: codexUninstallPlugin,\n    listPlugins: codexListPlugins,\n  };\n}\n","/**\n * What makes {@link PluginHost.offeredPlacements} binding rather than decorative.\n *\n * The roster exists so that a refusal reads data off the host instead of being written as\n * `if (provider === \"codex\")` in the installer. A roster nothing consults is neither: it reads as\n * the rule while the installer goes on trying whatever it was asked for. So the seam enforces it\n * at the one verb that CHOOSES a placement, and it does so once — a rule each host re-implements\n * is a rule the next host forgets, and the forgetting is silent in the direction that looks fine.\n *\n * **The enforcement is at the DOOR, not inside a host.** `hostFor` wraps whatever host it answers\n * with {@link bindsItsOfferedPlacements}, so a host written in a later step is bound before its\n * author has read this file. Putting the same guard inside `claude-host.ts` would leave a branch\n * no Claude test can reach — Claude offers all four cells — and would have to be remembered again\n * for every host after it.\n *\n * **The refusal names the cells it read**, because a message that says only \"not supported\" leaves\n * the user to guess which of the remaining ones to ask for. `unbackedPluginInstallError` in\n * `operations/skills/install-plugin-skills.ts` is the precedent for a refusal that advises.\n */\n\nimport { EJECT_SOURCE } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport type { SkillConfig } from \"../../types/config.js\";\nimport type { InstallPlacement, PluginHost } from \"./plugin-host.js\";\n\n/** A placement as one comparable name. Nothing is parsed out of it — it is a spelling. */\nfunction placementName(placement: InstallPlacement): string {\n  return `${placement.mode}+${placement.scope}`;\n}\n\nfunction offersPlacement(host: PluginHost, placement: InstallPlacement): boolean {\n  return host.offeredPlacements.some(\n    (offered) => offered.mode === placement.mode && offered.scope === placement.scope,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a placement the host's own roster does not carry, naming the ones it does.\n *\n * Exported because the install pre-flight refuses the same thing earlier and from a config rather\n * than from one call — a user is owed the refusal before anything is written, not after the first\n * skill has been installed. Both readings come off the same roster, so they cannot disagree.\n */\nexport function refuseUnofferedPlacement(\n  host: PluginHost,\n  placement: InstallPlacement,\n  subject: string,\n): void {\n  if (offersPlacement(host, placement)) return;\n\n  throw new Error(\n    `Refusing to install ${subject} as ${placementName(placement)}: the ${host.provider} host ` +\n      `offers ${host.offeredPlacements.map(placementName).join(\", \")}. Nothing has been changed.`,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The placement one configured skill asks for, in the product's own two words.\n *\n * `origin` carries the marketplace a plugin skill came from, so anything that is not\n * {@link EJECT_SOURCE} is a plugin row. Nothing is parsed out of the name — which marketplace it\n * was is a question for the installer, not for whether the cell exists at all.\n */\nfunction placementAskedFor(skill: SkillConfig): InstallPlacement {\n  return { mode: skill.origin === EJECT_SOURCE ? \"eject\" : \"plugin\", scope: skill.scope };\n}\n\n/**\n * Refuses a CONFIGURATION asking for a cell its host does not offer, naming the first such skill.\n *\n * **The read path needs this as much as the install path does, and nothing ties a folder's\n * contents to its name.** There is no `provider` field in `config.ts` and the ruling forbids one,\n * so a user who reads \"the folder says the provider\" and copies `.agents-inc/claude/` to\n * `.agents-inc/codex/` has a Codex installation holding a configuration that never passed through\n * `init --from --provider codex` and never met its pre-flight. Every later command reads that\n * file.\n *\n * It comes off the same roster {@link refuseUnofferedPlacement} reads, so the message a user gets\n * from `compile` names the same cells the one from `init` does. A second spelling written at the\n * read path would be a second thing to keep true.\n *\n * **Excluded rows are skipped**, because an excluded skill is one this installation is NOT\n * placing anywhere: refusing on one would make a configuration unreadable over a row whose whole\n * meaning is that nothing is installed for it.\n *\n * The FIRST offending row rather than all of them: the refusal is a stop, and a user fixing a\n * configuration reruns the command, so a list would be a list of guesses about rows the first fix\n * may well have been.\n */\nexport function refuseUnofferedPlacements(skills: readonly SkillConfig[], host: PluginHost): void {\n  for (const skill of skills) {\n    if (skill.excluded === true) continue;\n    refuseUnofferedPlacement(host, placementAskedFor(skill), skill.id);\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The same host, with its roster binding on the verb that picks a placement.\n *\n * `installPlugin` only: `uninstallPlugin` at a scope the host never installs at is an ordinary\n * no-op sweep, and `pluginScopesToSweep` in `commands/uninstall.tsx` already reads the roster to\n * decide how wide that sweep is.\n */\nexport function bindsItsOfferedPlacements(host: PluginHost): PluginHost {\n  return {\n    ...host,\n    // `async` so a refused placement arrives as a rejected promise rather than as a synchronous\n    // throw: `installPluginSkills` collects per-skill failures around an `await`, and a member\n    // that threw before returning one would escape that collection and abort the whole install.\n    installPlugin: async (pluginRef, scope, projectDir, options) => {\n      refuseUnofferedPlacement(host, { mode: \"plugin\", scope }, pluginRef);\n      return host.installPlugin(pluginRef, scope, projectDir, options);\n    },\n  };\n}\n","/**\n * The door every caller goes through to reach a host's plugin machinery.\n *\n * Two doors, because there are two ways a run knows which provider it is about and they are not\n * the same question:\n *\n * - {@link hostAt} — a caller holding a DIRECTORY and nothing else. The folder is the only record\n *   of a provider (there is no field in `config.ts` and nothing in a shared payload carries one),\n *   so this is C2's `providerInUse` with a host on the end of it. Almost every caller is this one.\n * - {@link hostFor} — a caller that has been TOLD the provider. `--provider` on a greenfield\n *   `init --from` is the case that exists, and it is the one no folder can answer, because the\n *   folder has not been created yet.\n *\n * **Both providers answer a host from C4, and the refusal that stood here until then is gone.**\n * It read \"this release has a host for claude only\", and its twin at the paths —\n * `refuseAProviderWithNoHost` in `install-layout.ts` — is deleted in the same step. Neither was\n * widened: a refusal that names one provider and a roster that names two cannot both be the rule,\n * and the switch below is now total over {@link Provider}, so the next provider is a compiler\n * error here rather than a silent fall-through into Claude's machinery.\n *\n * **Every host leaves here with its offered placements binding.** {@link bindsItsOfferedPlacements}\n * is applied once, at the door, rather than inside each host: a rule each host re-implements is a\n * rule the next host forgets, and for the one host this release ships every cell is offered, so\n * the omission would never have shown up.\n */\n\nimport type { Provider } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { providerInUse } from \"../installation/install-layout.js\";\nimport { claudeHost } from \"./claude-host.js\";\nimport { codexHost } from \"./codex-host.js\";\nimport { bindsItsOfferedPlacements } from \"./offered-placements.js\";\nimport type { PluginHost } from \"./plugin-host.js\";\n\n/** The host for a provider this run has been told, rather than one it read off a folder. */\nexport function hostFor(provider: Provider): PluginHost {\n  switch (provider) {\n    case \"claude\":\n      return bindsItsOfferedPlacements(claudeHost());\n    case \"codex\":\n      return bindsItsOfferedPlacements(codexHost());\n    default: {\n      const _exhaustive: never = provider;\n      return _exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The host the installation under `root` belongs to.\n *\n * @throws where the folder names a provider this release has no host for — the refusal is\n *   `providerInUse`'s, raised before this module is reached.\n */\nexport function hostAt(root: string): PluginHost {\n  return hostFor(providerInUse(root));\n}\n","import type { SkillId } from \"../../types\";\nimport type { SkillConfig, SkillScope } from \"../../types/config\";\nimport type { SourceLoadResult } from \"../loading\";\n// Type-only, so no module edge is created: the operations layer imports back into\n// this one, and the shape a plugin install reports is defined where installs live.\nimport type { PluginInstallResult } from \"../operations/skills/install-plugin-skills\";\nimport { deleteLocalSkill, copySkillsToLocalFlattened } from \"../skills\";\nimport { hostAt } from \"../hosts/host-for\";\nimport type { PluginHost } from \"../hosts/plugin-host\";\nimport { buildMarketplacePluginRef } from \"../plugins/plugin-ref\";\nimport { resolveInstallPaths } from \"./install-base-dir\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND, EJECT_SOURCE } from \"../../consts\";\n\nexport type SkillMigration = {\n  id: SkillId;\n  oldSource: string;\n  newSource: string;\n  oldScope: SkillScope;\n  newScope: SkillScope;\n};\n\nexport type MigrationPlan = {\n  toEject: SkillMigration[];\n  toPlugin: SkillMigration[];\n  scopeChanges: SkillMigration[];\n};\n\n/**\n * What the plugin→eject half copied, in the shape {@link PluginInstallResult} reports the\n * opposite direction, so one command surface reports both and neither can drift into a\n * private idea of what a failure looks like.\n *\n * A non-empty `failed` means this run could NOT honor the user's eject intent for those\n * skills, so the caller MUST hard-error before writing any config — otherwise config.ts\n * records `origin: \"eject\"` for a skill that has no local copy. The asymmetry this\n * replaces is what let that ship: the plugin half returned its failures structurally\n * while the eject half turned them into a warning string nobody could act on.\n */\nexport type EjectCopyResult = {\n  copied: SkillId[];\n  failed: Array<{ id: SkillId; error: string }>;\n};\n\nexport type MigrationResult = {\n  ejectCopies: EjectCopyResult;\n  /**\n   * What the eject→plugin half installed, in the shape a fresh install returns, so\n   * one command surface reports both. The refs are built here because this is where\n   * each migration's own scope and marketplace are already resolved.\n   *\n   * A non-empty `failed` means this run could NOT honor the user's plugin intent for\n   * those skills, so the caller MUST hard-error before writing any config — otherwise\n   * config.ts records a marketplace `origin` for a skill that has no plugin\n   * registration.\n   */\n  pluginInstalls: PluginInstallResult;\n  warnings: string[];\n};\n\n/**\n * Hard-error message for failed eject copies — the twin of `pluginInstallFailureError` in\n * `operations/skills/install-plugin-skills.ts`, worded from the same rule: an install intent\n * this run could not honor must stop the run BEFORE any config records it.\n */\nexport function ejectCopyFailureError(failedCount: number): string {\n  return `Failed to copy ${failedCount} skill(s) for eject. Eject intent could not be honored. Check that the destination skills directory is writable, then run '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND} edit' again — or switch the affected skills back to plugin mode.`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Detect which skills changed source or scope between old and new configs\n * by comparing SkillConfig[] entries by ID.\n */\nexport function detectMigrations(\n  oldSkills: SkillConfig[],\n  newSkills: SkillConfig[],\n): MigrationPlan {\n  const oldById = new Map(oldSkills.map((s) => [s.id, s]));\n  const migrations = newSkills.flatMap((newSkill) => {\n    const oldSkill = oldById.get(newSkill.id);\n    return oldSkill ? [migrationBetween(oldSkill, newSkill)] : [];\n  });\n\n  return {\n    toEject: migrations.filter(switchesToEject),\n    toPlugin: migrations.filter(switchesToPlugin),\n    scopeChanges: migrations.filter(movesScopeWithoutSwitchingMode),\n  };\n}\n\n/** One skill's before and after, as the migration that takes it from one to the other. */\nfunction migrationBetween(oldSkill: SkillConfig, newSkill: SkillConfig): SkillMigration {\n  return {\n    id: newSkill.id,\n    oldSource: oldSkill.origin,\n    newSource: newSkill.origin,\n    oldScope: oldSkill.scope,\n    newScope: newSkill.scope,\n  };\n}\n\nfunction wasEjected(migration: SkillMigration): boolean {\n  return migration.oldSource === EJECT_SOURCE;\n}\n\nfunction isEjected(migration: SkillMigration): boolean {\n  return migration.newSource === EJECT_SOURCE;\n}\n\nfunction switchesToEject(migration: SkillMigration): boolean {\n  return !wasEjected(migration) && isEjected(migration);\n}\n\nfunction switchesToPlugin(migration: SkillMigration): boolean {\n  return wasEjected(migration) && !isEjected(migration);\n}\n\n/**\n * A scope change on a skill that stays in its mode. A skill that switches mode is planned as\n * `toEject` or `toPlugin` instead, and never as a scope change as well.\n */\nfunction movesScopeWithoutSwitchingMode(migration: SkillMigration): boolean {\n  return (\n    migration.oldScope !== migration.newScope && wasEjected(migration) === isEjected(migration)\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Execute per-skill migration: delete locals that switch to plugin,\n * copy to local for skills that switch from plugin.\n * Uses per-skill scope from the migration plan.\n */\nexport async function executeMigration(\n  plan: MigrationPlan,\n  projectDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n): Promise<MigrationResult> {\n  const host = hostAt(projectDir);\n\n  const ejectCopies = await copyMigratedSkillsToLocal(plan.toEject, projectDir, sourceResult);\n  // Only the skills whose copy LANDED, which is `installMigratedPlugins`' rule read the other way\n  // round. Dropping the plugin registration of a skill that has no local copy would leave it\n  // installed nowhere, so a working install must survive a failed migration exactly as the\n  // ejected working copy survives a failed plugin install.\n  const warnings = await uninstallMigratedPlugins(\n    migrationsWhoseCopyLanded(plan.toEject, ejectCopies),\n    projectDir,\n    sourceResult,\n    host,\n  );\n  const pluginInstalls = await installMigratedPlugins(\n    plan.toPlugin,\n    projectDir,\n    sourceResult,\n    host,\n  );\n\n  return { ejectCopies, pluginInstalls, warnings };\n}\n\n/**\n * Installs the plugin each newly-pluginized skill becomes, and names every one it could not\n * install.\n *\n * Plugin install intent is inviolable: without a marketplace NO migration in this list can be\n * installed, so the whole list fails before anything is deleted. Deleting first and downgrading\n * to a warning destroys the user's editable working copy and leaves config entries claiming a\n * plugin that was never installed.\n *\n * The same rule applies per skill: install FIRST and delete the ejected working copy only once\n * THAT skill's plugin is registered. A failed install then leaves the skill exactly as it was,\n * and the caller hard-errors on `pluginInstalls.failed` before any config claims the plugin\n * source.\n */\nasync function installMigratedPlugins(\n  migrations: SkillMigration[],\n  projectDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n  host: PluginHost,\n): Promise<PluginInstallResult> {\n  const installs: PluginInstallResult = { installed: [], failed: [] };\n  if (migrations.length === 0) return installs;\n\n  if (!sourceResult.marketplace) {\n    throw new Error(\n      `Cannot install skills as plugins: marketplace could not be resolved from ` +\n        `'${sourceResult.sourceConfig.source}'. Plugin install mode requires a marketplace — ` +\n        `fix the marketplace or switch the affected skills to eject mode.`,\n    );\n  }\n\n  for (const migration of migrations) {\n    const pluginRef = buildMarketplacePluginRef(migration.id, sourceResult.marketplace);\n    try {\n      await host.installPlugin(pluginRef, migration.newScope, projectDir);\n    } catch (error) {\n      installs.failed.push({ id: migration.id, error: getErrorMessage(error) });\n      continue;\n    }\n    installs.installed.push({ id: migration.id, ref: pluginRef });\n    verbose(`Installed plugin for ${migration.id}`);\n    await deleteEjectedWorkingCopy(migration, projectDir);\n  }\n\n  return installs;\n}\n\n/**\n * Writes the local copy each newly-ejected skill becomes, and names every one it could not\n * write.\n *\n * The mirror of {@link installMigratedPlugins}, and per-skill for the same reasons. Each\n * migration resolves its OWN destination from its own scope, so the two scopes are independent\n * by construction rather than by pass ordering — a refused write under $HOME says nothing about\n * the project tree, and one batched `try` around both once let a single project-scope failure\n * cancel every global copy behind one warning line.\n *\n * Failures are COLLECTED rather than aborted on. The caller hard-errors on any of them before\n * writing config, so stopping at the first buys no safety and costs the user the rest of the\n * list — they would learn about the second unwritable destination only by fixing the first and\n * running again. That is the reasoning `copyEachSkill` already gives for reporting its own\n * failures by id rather than throwing on the first.\n */\nasync function copyMigratedSkillsToLocal(\n  migrations: SkillMigration[],\n  projectDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n): Promise<EjectCopyResult> {\n  const copies: EjectCopyResult = { copied: [], failed: [] };\n\n  for (const migration of migrations) {\n    const { skillsDir } = resolveInstallPaths(projectDir, migration.newScope);\n    try {\n      const copied = await copySkillsToLocalFlattened([migration.id], skillsDir, sourceResult);\n      copies.copied.push(...copied.map((skill) => skill.skillId));\n    } catch (error) {\n      copies.failed.push({ id: migration.id, error: getErrorMessage(error) });\n    }\n  }\n\n  return copies;\n}\n\n/** The migrations that now have a local copy on disk, and so no longer need their plugin. */\nfunction migrationsWhoseCopyLanded(\n  migrations: SkillMigration[],\n  copies: EjectCopyResult,\n): SkillMigration[] {\n  const landed = new Set(copies.copied);\n  return migrations.filter((migration) => landed.has(migration.id));\n}\n\n/**\n * True when a migration must LEAVE the plugin registered: a skill moving from the global\n * install to a project-local copy keeps the global plugin for every other project, and this\n * project's config tombstone (`excluded: true`) is what keeps this project off it.\n */\nfunction keepsGlobalPluginRegistration(migration: SkillMigration): boolean {\n  return migration.oldScope === \"global\" && migration.newScope === \"project\";\n}\n\n/**\n * Drops the plugin registration each newly-ejected skill no longer needs, and names every one\n * it could not drop.\n *\n * Diagnostic-only: the local copy IS the install now, so a stale registration is untidy rather\n * than wrong and must not fail the migration. What it must not do is borrow the copy pass's\n * words — this loop lived inside the copy's `try`, so a `claude plugin uninstall` that threw\n * was reported to the user as `Could not copy skills for eject`, naming work that had in fact\n * succeeded one line above the count proving it.\n */\nasync function uninstallMigratedPlugins(\n  migrations: SkillMigration[],\n  projectDir: string,\n  sourceResult: SourceLoadResult,\n  host: PluginHost,\n): Promise<string[]> {\n  const warnings: string[] = [];\n\n  for (const migration of migrations) {\n    if (keepsGlobalPluginRegistration(migration)) {\n      verbose(`Keeping global plugin for ${migration.id} (migrated to project-eject)`);\n      continue;\n    }\n    if (!sourceResult.marketplace) {\n      warnings.push(`Could not uninstall plugin for ${migration.id}: no marketplace configured`);\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    // Scope-precise uninstall keyed to this migration's own scope. A best-effort\n    // both-scopes sweep would also drop a same-id plugin registered at the OTHER Claude\n    // scope (e.g. a project→eject switch uninstalling the still-needed global/user-scope\n    // plugin). The registered scope is unambiguous here, so target it exactly.\n    // A removal still answers `absent` rather than throwing for a plugin the host does not\n    // have, so an already-gone registration is not a warning.\n    const pluginRef = buildMarketplacePluginRef(migration.id, sourceResult.marketplace);\n    try {\n      await host.uninstallPlugin(pluginRef, migration.oldScope, projectDir);\n    } catch (error) {\n      warnings.push(`Could not uninstall plugin for ${migration.id}: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n      continue;\n    }\n    verbose(`Uninstalled plugin for ${migration.id}`);\n  }\n\n  return warnings;\n}\n\n/**\n * Removes the local copy a now-pluginized skill no longer needs, from the scope it was\n * ejected at. A global copy is kept when the skill moves to project scope — the global\n * copy must remain for other projects.\n */\nasync function deleteEjectedWorkingCopy(\n  migration: SkillMigration,\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<void> {\n  if (migration.oldScope === \"global\" && migration.newScope === \"project\") {\n    verbose(`Keeping global local skill for ${migration.id} (migrated to project-plugin)`);\n    return;\n  }\n  await deleteLocalSkill(projectDir, migration.id, migration.oldScope);\n}\n","import { isRecord } from \"../../utils/type-guards.js\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport fg from \"fast-glob\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport {\n  fileExists,\n  readFile,\n  readFileSafe,\n  directoryExists,\n  listDirectories,\n} from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport type { ValidationResult } from \"../../types\";\nimport { validResult, invalidResult, mergeValidationResults } from \"../validation-result\";\nimport { extractFrontmatter } from \"../../utils/frontmatter\";\nimport { log } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { formatZodErrors } from \"../schema-validator\";\nimport {\n  pluginManifestValidationSchema,\n  skillFrontmatterValidationSchema,\n  agentFrontmatterValidationSchema,\n} from \"../schemas\";\nimport {\n  KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN,\n  MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE,\n  PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR,\n  STANDARD_FILES,\n} from \"../../consts\";\nimport { getPluginManifestPath } from \"./plugin-finder\";\n\nconst PLUGIN_DIR = PLUGIN_MANIFEST_DIR;\nconst PLUGIN_MANIFEST = STANDARD_FILES.PLUGIN_JSON;\nconst SEMVER_REGEX =\n  /^(0|[1-9]\\d*)\\.(0|[1-9]\\d*)\\.(0|[1-9]\\d*)(?:-((?:0|[1-9]\\d*|\\d*[a-zA-Z-][0-9a-zA-Z-]*)(?:\\.(?:0|[1-9]\\d*|\\d*[a-zA-Z-][0-9a-zA-Z-]*))*))?(?:\\+([0-9a-zA-Z-]+(?:\\.[0-9a-zA-Z-]+)*))?$/;\n\nfunction isKebabCase(str: string): boolean {\n  return KEBAB_CASE_PATTERN.test(str);\n}\n\nfunction isValidSemver(str: string): boolean {\n  return SEMVER_REGEX.test(str);\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates the directory structure of a plugin.\n *\n * Checks for the required `.claude-plugin/` directory and `plugin.json` manifest file.\n * Warns if README.md is missing (recommended but not required).\n *\n * @param pluginPath - Absolute path to the plugin root directory\n * @returns Validation result with errors for missing required structure\n */\nexport async function validatePluginStructure(pluginPath: string): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const errors: string[] = [];\n  const warnings: string[] = [];\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(pluginPath))) {\n    return invalidResult(`Plugin directory does not exist: ${pluginPath}`);\n  }\n\n  const pluginDir = path.join(pluginPath, PLUGIN_DIR);\n  if (!(await directoryExists(pluginDir))) {\n    errors.push(`Missing ${PLUGIN_DIR}/ directory`);\n  }\n\n  const manifestPath = path.join(pluginDir, PLUGIN_MANIFEST);\n  if (!(await fileExists(manifestPath))) {\n    errors.push(`Missing ${PLUGIN_DIR}/${PLUGIN_MANIFEST}`);\n  }\n\n  const readmePath = path.join(pluginPath, STANDARD_FILES.README_MD);\n  if (!(await fileExists(readmePath))) {\n    warnings.push(\"Missing README.md (recommended for documentation)\");\n  }\n\n  return {\n    valid: errors.length === 0,\n    errors,\n    warnings,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates a plugin manifest file (plugin.json) for correctness and completeness.\n *\n * Performs the following validation checks:\n * 1. File existence and readability\n * 2. Valid JSON syntax (with file size limit via readFileSafe)\n * 3. Zod schema validation (strict mode rejects unrecognized keys)\n * 4. Plugin name is kebab-case\n * 5. Version string is valid semver\n * 6. Description field is present (warning if missing)\n * 7. Skills directory path exists on disk (if specified as string)\n * 8. Agents directory path exists on disk (if specified as string)\n *\n * @param manifestPath - Absolute path to the plugin.json file\n * @returns Validation result with errors for invalid/missing data and warnings for recommendations\n */\nexport async function validatePluginManifest(manifestPath: string): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const errors: string[] = [];\n  const warnings: string[] = [];\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(manifestPath))) {\n    return invalidResult(`Manifest file not found: ${manifestPath}`);\n  }\n\n  // `JSON.parse` returns `any`, and every field read below trusts what it\n  // returns. Landing it in `unknown` and narrowing with `isRecord` first is what\n  // makes `manifest.name` a checked read of a record rather than a property\n  // fetched off `any` — and it names the array/string/null cases the schema\n  // would otherwise report as a shape mismatch several lines later.\n  let manifest: Record<string, unknown>;\n  try {\n    const content = await readFileSafe(manifestPath, MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE);\n    const parsed: unknown = JSON.parse(content);\n    if (!isRecord(parsed)) return invalidResult(`${PLUGIN_MANIFEST} must contain a JSON object`);\n    manifest = parsed;\n  } catch (err) {\n    return invalidResult(`Invalid JSON in ${PLUGIN_MANIFEST}: ${getErrorMessage(err)}`);\n  }\n\n  const result = pluginManifestValidationSchema.safeParse(manifest);\n\n  if (!result.success) {\n    errors.push(...formatZodErrors(result.error));\n  }\n\n  if (manifest.name && typeof manifest.name === \"string\") {\n    if (!isKebabCase(manifest.name)) {\n      errors.push(`name must be kebab-case: \"${manifest.name}\"`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  if (manifest.version && typeof manifest.version === \"string\") {\n    if (!isValidSemver(manifest.version)) {\n      errors.push(\n        `version \"${manifest.version}\" is not valid semver (expected: major.minor.patch)`,\n      );\n    }\n  }\n\n  if (!manifest.description) {\n    warnings.push(\"Missing description field (recommended for discoverability)\");\n  }\n\n  const pluginDir = path.dirname(path.dirname(manifestPath));\n\n  if (manifest.skills && typeof manifest.skills === \"string\") {\n    const skillsPath = path.join(pluginDir, manifest.skills);\n    if (!(await directoryExists(skillsPath))) {\n      errors.push(`Skills path does not exist: ${manifest.skills}`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  if (manifest.agents && typeof manifest.agents === \"string\") {\n    const agentsPath = path.join(pluginDir, manifest.agents);\n    if (!(await directoryExists(agentsPath))) {\n      errors.push(`Agents path does not exist: ${manifest.agents}`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  return {\n    valid: errors.length === 0,\n    errors,\n    warnings,\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function validateSkillFrontmatter(skillPath: string): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const errors: string[] = [];\n  const warnings: string[] = [];\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(skillPath))) {\n    return invalidResult(`Skill file not found: ${skillPath}`);\n  }\n\n  const content = await readFile(skillPath);\n  const frontmatter = extractFrontmatter(content);\n\n  if (frontmatter === null) {\n    return invalidResult(\"Missing or invalid YAML frontmatter\");\n  }\n\n  const result = skillFrontmatterValidationSchema.safeParse(frontmatter);\n\n  if (!result.success) {\n    errors.push(...formatZodErrors(result.error));\n  }\n\n  return {\n    valid: errors.length === 0,\n    errors,\n    warnings,\n  };\n}\n\nexport async function validateAgentFrontmatter(agentPath: string): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const errors: string[] = [];\n  const warnings: string[] = [];\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(agentPath))) {\n    return invalidResult(`Agent file not found: ${agentPath}`);\n  }\n\n  const content = await readFile(agentPath);\n  const frontmatter = extractFrontmatter(content);\n\n  if (frontmatter === null) {\n    return invalidResult(\"Missing or invalid YAML frontmatter\");\n  }\n\n  const result = agentFrontmatterValidationSchema.safeParse(frontmatter);\n\n  if (!result.success) {\n    errors.push(...formatZodErrors(result.error));\n  }\n\n  // Boundary cast: YAML frontmatter parsed as unknown, narrow to record for field access\n  const fm = frontmatter as Record<string, unknown>;\n\n  if (fm.name && typeof fm.name === \"string\") {\n    if (!isKebabCase(fm.name)) {\n      errors.push(`name must be kebab-case: \"${fm.name}\"`);\n    }\n  }\n\n  return {\n    valid: errors.length === 0,\n    errors,\n    warnings,\n  };\n}\n\nfunction prefixResult(result: ValidationResult, prefix: string): ValidationResult {\n  return {\n    valid: result.valid,\n    errors: result.valid ? [] : result.errors.map((e) => `${prefix}: ${e}`),\n    warnings: result.warnings.map((w) => `${prefix}: ${w}`),\n  };\n}\n\nasync function validatePluginSkillFiles(\n  pluginPath: string,\n  skillsRelPath: string,\n): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const skillsDir = path.join(pluginPath, skillsRelPath);\n  if (!(await directoryExists(skillsDir))) return validResult();\n\n  const files = await fg(`**/${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD}`, { cwd: skillsDir, absolute: true });\n  if (files.length === 0) {\n    return {\n      valid: true,\n      errors: [],\n      warnings: [`Skills directory exists but contains no SKILL.md files: ${skillsRelPath}`],\n    };\n  }\n\n  const results = await Promise.all(\n    files.map(async (f) =>\n      prefixResult(await validateSkillFrontmatter(f), path.relative(pluginPath, f)),\n    ),\n  );\n  return mergeValidationResults(results);\n}\n\nasync function validatePluginAgentFiles(\n  pluginPath: string,\n  agentsRelPath: string,\n): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const agentsDir = path.join(pluginPath, agentsRelPath);\n  if (!(await directoryExists(agentsDir))) return validResult();\n\n  const files = await fg(\"*.md\", { cwd: agentsDir, absolute: true });\n  if (files.length === 0) {\n    return {\n      valid: true,\n      errors: [],\n      warnings: [`Agents directory exists but contains no .md files: ${agentsRelPath}`],\n    };\n  }\n\n  const results = await Promise.all(\n    files.map(async (f) =>\n      prefixResult(await validateAgentFrontmatter(f), path.relative(pluginPath, f)),\n    ),\n  );\n  return mergeValidationResults(results);\n}\n\nasync function loadManifestForValidation(\n  manifestPath: string,\n): Promise<Record<string, unknown> | null> {\n  try {\n    const content = await readFileSafe(manifestPath, MAX_PLUGIN_FILE_SIZE);\n    const parsed: unknown = JSON.parse(content);\n    return isRecord(parsed) ? parsed : null;\n  } catch {\n    return null;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Runs comprehensive validation on a plugin: structure, manifest, skill files, and agent files.\n *\n * Short-circuits on structure validation failure (no point checking manifest if\n * the directory structure is wrong). For valid structures, validates the manifest\n * and then checks all SKILL.md and agent .md files for valid frontmatter.\n *\n * @param pluginPath - Absolute path to the plugin root directory\n * @returns Merged validation result from all validation passes\n */\nexport async function validatePlugin(pluginPath: string): Promise<ValidationResult> {\n  const structureResult = await validatePluginStructure(pluginPath);\n  if (!structureResult.valid) return structureResult;\n\n  const manifestPath = getPluginManifestPath(pluginPath);\n  const manifestResult = await validatePluginManifest(manifestPath);\n  const manifest = await loadManifestForValidation(manifestPath);\n\n  const skillsResult =\n    manifest?.skills && typeof manifest.skills === \"string\"\n      ? await validatePluginSkillFiles(pluginPath, manifest.skills)\n      : validResult();\n\n  const agentsResult =\n    manifest?.agents && typeof manifest.agents === \"string\"\n      ? await validatePluginAgentFiles(pluginPath, manifest.agents)\n      : validResult();\n\n  return mergeValidationResults([structureResult, manifestResult, skillsResult, agentsResult]);\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates all plugins found in a directory, returning individual results and an aggregate summary.\n *\n * Scans subdirectories for `.claude-plugin/` markers to identify plugins, then validates\n * each one. Returns early with an error if the directory doesn't exist or contains no plugins.\n *\n * @param pluginsDir - Absolute path to the directory containing plugin subdirectories\n * @returns Object with overall validity, per-plugin results, and counts summary\n */\nexport async function validateAllPlugins(pluginsDir: string): Promise<{\n  valid: boolean;\n  results: Array<{ name: string; result: ValidationResult }>;\n  summary: {\n    total: number;\n    valid: number;\n    invalid: number;\n    withWarnings: number;\n  };\n}> {\n  const results: Array<{ name: string; result: ValidationResult }> = [];\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(pluginsDir))) {\n    return {\n      valid: false,\n      results: [\n        {\n          name: pluginsDir,\n          result: invalidResult(`Directory does not exist: ${pluginsDir}`),\n        },\n      ],\n      summary: { total: 0, valid: 0, invalid: 1, withWarnings: 0 },\n    };\n  }\n\n  const allDirs = await listDirectories(pluginsDir);\n  const dirChecks = await Promise.all(\n    allDirs.map(async (dirName) => ({\n      dirName,\n      isPlugin: await directoryExists(path.join(pluginsDir, dirName, PLUGIN_DIR)),\n    })),\n  );\n  const pluginDirs = dirChecks.filter((c) => c.isPlugin).map((c) => c.dirName);\n\n  if (pluginDirs.length === 0) {\n    return {\n      valid: false,\n      results: [\n        {\n          name: pluginsDir,\n          result: invalidResult(\n            `No plugins found in directory: ${pluginsDir}. Plugins must contain a ${PLUGIN_DIR}/ directory.`,\n          ),\n        },\n      ],\n      summary: { total: 0, valid: 0, invalid: 1, withWarnings: 0 },\n    };\n  }\n\n  for (const pluginName of pluginDirs) {\n    const pluginPath = path.join(pluginsDir, pluginName);\n    const result = await validatePlugin(pluginPath);\n    results.push({ name: pluginName, result });\n  }\n\n  const validCount = results.filter((r) => r.result.valid).length;\n  const summary = {\n    total: results.length,\n    valid: validCount,\n    invalid: results.length - validCount,\n    withWarnings: results.filter((r) => r.result.warnings.length > 0).length,\n  };\n\n  return {\n    valid: summary.invalid === 0,\n    results,\n    summary,\n  };\n}\n\nexport function printPluginValidationResult(name: string, result: ValidationResult): void {\n  const status = result.valid ? \"\\u2713\" : \"\\u2717\";\n\n  if (result.valid && result.warnings.length === 0) {\n    return;\n  }\n\n  log(`\\n  ${status} ${name}`);\n\n  if (result.errors.length > 0) {\n    log(\"    Errors:\");\n    result.errors.forEach((e) => log(`      - ${e}`));\n  }\n\n  if (result.warnings.length > 0) {\n    log(\"    Warnings:\");\n    result.warnings.forEach((w) => log(`      - ${w}`));\n  }\n}\n","import type { ValidationResult } from \"../types\";\n\n/**\n * A passing validation result with no errors or warnings. A factory rather than a\n * shared constant so each caller owns its arrays — callers merge and prefix results,\n * and a shared instance would let one mutation leak into every other holder.\n */\nexport function validResult(): ValidationResult {\n  return { valid: true, errors: [], warnings: [] };\n}\n\n/** A failing validation result carrying a single error message. */\nexport function invalidResult(message: string): ValidationResult {\n  return { valid: false, errors: [message], warnings: [] };\n}\n\n/**\n * Flattens several validation partials into one result. `valid` is derived from\n * whether any errors were collected. Generic over the error/warning element type\n * so it can serve any {errors, warnings} partial, string-based ValidationResult\n * included.\n */\nexport function mergeValidationResults<E, W>(\n  results: ReadonlyArray<{ errors: E[]; warnings: W[] }>,\n): { valid: boolean; errors: E[]; warnings: W[] } {\n  const errors = results.flatMap((r) => r.errors);\n  const warnings = results.flatMap((r) => r.warnings);\n  return { valid: errors.length === 0, errors, warnings };\n}\n","/**\n * The plugin READ path: what is installed and switched on for one project, and the skills in it.\n *\n * **It goes through {@link hostAt}, which is the half C3 left out.** The seam declared\n * `PluginHost.listPlugins` and then wired nobody to it, so the module that actually answers \"what\n * plugins does this project have\" went on reading Claude's `installed_plugins.json` and Claude's\n * `settings.json` by hand. A seam with a hole in it is worse than no seam: every caller below —\n * the multi-source loader, the agent recompiler, `edit`, `uninstall` and `doctor` — reads as\n * host-agnostic while being wired to one host.\n *\n * The verbs above it are unchanged and so are their signatures; what moved is where the two files\n * are read, which is now the host's own business.\n */\n\nimport type { SkillDefinitionMap } from \"../../types\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { typedEntries } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { hostAt } from \"../hosts/host-for.js\";\nimport { loadPluginSkills } from \"../loading\";\nimport { getPluginManifestPath } from \"./plugin-finder\";\nimport type { ResolvedPlugin } from \"./plugin-settings\";\n\n/**\n * The enabled plugins of the installation under `projectDir` that are really on disk.\n *\n * Three questions, and the host answers the first two: what it has installed, and which of those\n * this project has switched on. The third — whether the recorded directory still holds a plugin\n * manifest — stays here, because a cache directory that has been deleted underneath a registry is\n * a fact about the filesystem rather than about the host.\n *\n * **It answers `[]` rather than throwing, and that is deliberate, not an oversight.** `doctor`\n * reads it to say which configured skills are missing, and a registry it cannot parse must\n * surface as that row's own finding rather than as an aborted check; the discovery verbs below\n * degrade the same way. The host throws for a registry that is present and unreadable, so the\n * swallow lives here, at the one place that has decided to degrade.\n */\nexport async function getVerifiedPluginInstallPaths(projectDir: string): Promise<ResolvedPlugin[]> {\n  let enabled: ResolvedPlugin[];\n  try {\n    const installed = await hostAt(projectDir).listPlugins(projectDir);\n    enabled = installed\n      .filter((plugin) => plugin.enabled)\n      .map(({ pluginKey, installPath }) => ({ pluginKey, installPath }));\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Failed to list installed plugins: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return [];\n  }\n\n  const onDisk = await Promise.all(enabled.map(hasManifestOnDisk));\n  const verified = enabled.filter((_, index) => onDisk[index] === true);\n\n  verbose(`Verified ${verified.length} plugin install paths`);\n  return verified;\n}\n\n/** Whether the plugin's recorded directory still holds its manifest, with the miss logged. */\nasync function hasManifestOnDisk({ pluginKey, installPath }: ResolvedPlugin): Promise<boolean> {\n  const pluginJsonPath = getPluginManifestPath(installPath);\n  const manifestExists = await fileExists(pluginJsonPath);\n  if (!manifestExists) {\n    verbose(`Plugin '${pluginKey}' manifest does not exist at: '${pluginJsonPath}'`);\n  }\n  return manifestExists;\n}\n\n/**\n * Discovers all plugin-installed skills from enabled plugins.\n *\n * Asks the host under `projectDir` what it has installed and switched on, then loads skills from\n * each plugin's cache directory.\n *\n * @param projectDir - Absolute path to the project root\n * @returns Merged map of all discovered plugin skills (later plugins override earlier)\n */\nexport async function discoverAllPluginSkills(projectDir: string): Promise<SkillDefinitionMap> {\n  try {\n    const pluginPaths = await getVerifiedPluginInstallPaths(projectDir);\n\n    if (pluginPaths.length === 0) {\n      verbose(`No enabled plugins found for '${projectDir}'`);\n      return {};\n    }\n\n    const perPluginSkills = await Promise.all(pluginPaths.map(loadSkillsOfPlugin));\n    return mergeInPluginOrder(perPluginSkills);\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Plugin discovery failed: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return {};\n  }\n}\n\n/** One plugin's skills, or none — with the reason logged — when its cache cannot be read. */\nasync function loadSkillsOfPlugin({\n  pluginKey,\n  installPath,\n}: ResolvedPlugin): Promise<SkillDefinitionMap> {\n  verbose(`Discovering skills from plugin: '${pluginKey}'`);\n  try {\n    return await loadPluginSkills(installPath);\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Failed to load skills from '${pluginKey}': ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return {};\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * Every plugin's skills in one map. A later plugin overrides an earlier one on the same id — the\n * merge follows `pluginPaths` order — and an absent entry is skipped.\n */\nfunction mergeInPluginOrder(perPluginSkills: readonly SkillDefinitionMap[]): SkillDefinitionMap {\n  const allSkills: SkillDefinitionMap = {};\n  for (const pluginSkills of perPluginSkills) {\n    for (const [id, skill] of typedEntries(pluginSkills)) {\n      // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n      if (skill) allSkills[id] = skill;\n    }\n  }\n  return allSkills;\n}\n\n/**\n * Lists the keys of all enabled plugins.\n *\n * @param projectDir - Absolute path to the project root\n * @returns Array of plugin keys (e.g., [\"web-framework-react@acme-marketplace\"])\n */\nexport async function listPluginNames(projectDir: string): Promise<string[]> {\n  try {\n    const pluginPaths = await getVerifiedPluginInstallPaths(projectDir);\n    return pluginPaths.map(({ pluginKey }) => pluginKey);\n  } catch (error) {\n    verbose(`Failed to list plugin names: ${getErrorMessage(error)}`);\n    return [];\n  }\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\nimport { directoryExists, listDirectories, fileExists, readFile } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { plural } from \"../../utils/string\";\nimport { LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY, LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { namesPlaceholderCategory, parseFrontmatter, readSkillMetadata } from \"../loading\";\nimport type { CategoryPath, Domain, ExtractedSkillMetadata, SkillSlug } from \"../../types\";\nimport { LOCAL_DEFAULTS, METADATA_KEYS } from \"../metadata-keys\";\n\nexport type LocalRawMetadata = {\n  displayName: string;\n  /** Kebab-case short key for alias resolution */\n  slug: SkillSlug;\n  cliDescription?: string;\n  /** Skill category (e.g., \"web-framework\", \"web-styling\", \"api-api\") */\n  category: CategoryPath;\n  usageGuidance?: string;\n  tags?: string[];\n  /** Domain this skill belongs to (e.g., \"web\", \"api\", \"cli\") */\n  domain: Domain;\n  /** True if this skill was created outside the CLI's built-in vocabulary */\n  custom?: boolean;\n};\n\nexport type LocalSkillDiscoveryResult = {\n  skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[];\n  localSkillsPath: string;\n};\n\nexport async function discoverLocalSkills(\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<LocalSkillDiscoveryResult | null> {\n  const localSkillsPath = path.join(projectDir, LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH);\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(localSkillsPath))) {\n    verbose(`Local skills directory not found: ${localSkillsPath}`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const skillDirs = await listDirectories(localSkillsPath);\n  const extracted = await Promise.all(\n    skillDirs.map((skillDirName) => extractLocalSkill(localSkillsPath, skillDirName)),\n  );\n  const skills = extracted.filter((skill) => skill !== null);\n\n  verbose(`Discovered ${plural(skills.length, \"local skill\")} from ${localSkillsPath}`);\n\n  return {\n    skills,\n    localSkillsPath,\n  };\n}\n\nasync function extractLocalSkill(\n  localSkillsPath: string,\n  skillDirName: string,\n): Promise<ExtractedSkillMetadata | null> {\n  const skillDir = path.join(localSkillsPath, skillDirName);\n  const metadataPath = path.join(skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n  const skillMdPath = path.join(skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD);\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(metadataPath))) {\n    verbose(`Skipping local skill '${skillDirName}': No metadata.yaml found`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  if (!(await fileExists(skillMdPath))) {\n    verbose(`Skipping local skill '${skillDirName}': No SKILL.md found`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  // One file that describes no skill must skip its own skill, not abort discovery\n  // for every command that loads the catalog. `compile` refuses the same judgment's\n  // verdict outright, which is what keeps the two passes from disagreeing.\n  const read = await readSkillMetadata(metadataPath);\n  if (!read.usable) {\n    warn(\n      `Skipping local skill '${skillDirName}': ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} at ${metadataPath} does not describe it — ${read.reason}`,\n    );\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const metadata = read.metadata;\n\n  // The verdict is `namesPlaceholderCategory`'s and is shared with the discovery behind\n  // `compile`'s skill count, so neither pass can load what the other refuses. The SENTENCE\n  // is this pass's alone: it is the one that reaches every command, so saying it here says\n  // it once per run rather than once per reader.\n  if (namesPlaceholderCategory(metadata)) {\n    warn(\n      `Skipping local skill '${skillDirName}': ${METADATA_KEYS.CATEGORY} '${LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY}' is a placeholder, not a real category, so no sub-agent can be given this skill. Set ${METADATA_KEYS.CATEGORY} in ${metadataPath} to a real one.`,\n    );\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const skillMdContent = await readFile(skillMdPath);\n  const frontmatter = parseFrontmatter(skillMdContent, skillMdPath);\n\n  if (!frontmatter) {\n    verbose(`Skipping local skill '${skillDirName}': invalid SKILL.md frontmatter`);\n    return null;\n  }\n\n  const relativePath = `${LOCAL_SKILLS_PATH}/${skillDirName}/`;\n  const absolutePath = path.join(localSkillsPath, skillDirName) + path.sep;\n  const skillId = frontmatter.name;\n\n  const extracted: ExtractedSkillMetadata = {\n    id: skillId,\n    directoryPath: skillDirName,\n    description: metadata.cliDescription || frontmatter.description,\n    ...(frontmatter.description && { activationDescription: frontmatter.description }),\n    ...(metadata.usageGuidance !== undefined && { usageGuidance: metadata.usageGuidance }),\n    category: metadata.category,\n    author: LOCAL_DEFAULTS.AUTHOR,\n    path: relativePath,\n    local: true,\n    localPath: absolutePath,\n    domain: metadata.domain,\n    ...(metadata.custom !== undefined && { custom: metadata.custom }),\n    slug: metadata.slug,\n    displayName: metadata.displayName,\n  };\n\n  verbose(`Extracted local skill: ${skillId}`);\n  return extracted;\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\n\nimport { EJECT_SOURCE, STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type { SkillConfig, SkillId } from \"../../types\";\nimport { directoryExists, fileExists, readFile } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { resolveInstallPaths } from \"../installation/install-base-dir\";\nimport { parseFrontmatter, readSkillMetadata, type UnusableSkillMetadata } from \"../loading\";\n\n/**\n * What became of the skill a saved config entry names, when the loaded catalogue does not\n * carry it.\n *\n * The wizard resolves an installed roster against the catalogue, and an id it cannot find is\n * an id it cannot put on any screen — so the merge drops that entry and `edit` reports a\n * removal the user never asked for. Reporting it is right; reporting all of them the same way\n * was not. A marketplace entry the source no longer carries is gone from the CATALOGUE. A\n * local entry is gone from the DISK — or is not gone at all, and its metadata.yaml simply\n * stopped describing it, which is a file to repair rather than a reason to lose the entry.\n *\n * Told apart at the entry's own install path. A local skill lives at\n * `<skillsDir>/<id>` — the one address `copySkillsToLocalFlattened`, `deleteLocalSkill` and\n * `migrateLocalSkillScope` all write to — so the entry names exactly where to look. What is\n * asked there is borrowed rather than invented: {@link readSkillMetadata} gives the same verdict\n * local-skill discovery, `compile` and `doctor` already share about that file, and\n * {@link parseFrontmatter}'s `name` is the same identity discovery registers the skill under.\n */\ntype SavedSkillFate =\n  /** No local copy is claimed: the marketplace this entry names no longer carries the skill. */\n  | { kind: \"dropped-by-source\" }\n  /** Its local install is gone from the disk — nothing is left at the path it was ejected to. */\n  | { kind: \"files-gone\"; skillDir: string }\n  /** The directory is there but registers no skill by that name (no metadata.yaml, or a SKILL.md naming another). */\n  | { kind: \"not-installed-there\"; skillDir: string }\n  /** The skill is installed and intact — its declared category is one no domain in this source claims. */\n  | { kind: \"unplaceable-category\"; skillDir: string; category: string }\n  /** The directory is there and its metadata.yaml describes no skill — repairable, so the run refuses instead. */\n  | { kind: \"unusable-metadata\"; detail: UnusableSkillMetadata };\n\ntype ClassifiedSkill = { id: SkillId; fate: SavedSkillFate };\n\n/**\n * The saved entries whose local skill is installed but whose metadata.yaml describes no skill.\n *\n * A run that meets one must stop rather than drop the entry: the file can be repaired, and\n * `compile` already refuses the whole run over the same verdict about the same file. Dropping\n * the entry instead would spend a config record on a YAML typo, and say the marketplace did it.\n */\nexport async function findUnusableSavedSkillMetadata(\n  unresolvedIds: readonly SkillId[],\n  savedSkills: readonly SkillConfig[],\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<UnusableSkillMetadata[]> {\n  const classified = await classifyUnresolvedSkills(unresolvedIds, savedSkills, projectDir);\n  return classified.flatMap(({ fate }) => (fate.kind === \"unusable-metadata\" ? [fate.detail] : []));\n}\n\n/**\n * Why each unresolvable entry went, for `edit`'s Changes block.\n *\n * These removals are the only ones the user did not ask for: the wizard could not represent\n * the skill, so it never appeared on any screen to be deselected, and the merge drops it.\n * Reporting the id alone would read as \"we removed something you chose to remove\"; the reason\n * says which of the things below happened. Every other removal is a deselection the user\n * watched themselves make and needs no reason.\n *\n * An entry {@link findUnusableSavedSkillMetadata} would name is deliberately absent from the\n * map — that run refuses before any of this is printed, so a sentence for it would only ever\n * be a wrong one.\n */\nexport async function unresolvedSkillRemovalReasons(\n  unresolvedIds: readonly SkillId[],\n  savedSkills: readonly SkillConfig[],\n  projectDir: string,\n  sourceLabel: string,\n): Promise<ReadonlyMap<SkillId, string>> {\n  const classified = await classifyUnresolvedSkills(unresolvedIds, savedSkills, projectDir);\n  return new Map(\n    classified.flatMap(({ id, fate }) => {\n      const reason = removalReason(id, fate, sourceLabel);\n      return reason === null ? [] : [[id, reason] as const];\n    }),\n  );\n}\n\nasync function classifyUnresolvedSkills(\n  unresolvedIds: readonly SkillId[],\n  savedSkills: readonly SkillConfig[],\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<ClassifiedSkill[]> {\n  return Promise.all(\n    unresolvedIds.map(async (id) => {\n      const saved = savedSkills.find((entry) => entry.id === id);\n      return { id, fate: await classifySavedSkill(id, saved, projectDir) };\n    }),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * An id with no saved entry behind it — a plugin-discovered skill the config never recorded —\n * is read as the marketplace's: there is no local copy claimed for it to have lost.\n */\nasync function classifySavedSkill(\n  id: SkillId,\n  saved: SkillConfig | undefined,\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<SavedSkillFate> {\n  if (saved?.origin !== EJECT_SOURCE) return { kind: \"dropped-by-source\" };\n\n  const skillDir = path.join(resolveInstallPaths(projectDir, saved.scope).skillsDir, id);\n  if (!(await directoryExists(skillDir))) return { kind: \"files-gone\", skillDir };\n\n  const metadataPath = path.join(skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML);\n  // A directory with no metadata.yaml at all is not registered with the CLI, and `compile`\n  // skips rather than refuses it — so this one is reported and removed, not stopped over.\n  if (!(await fileExists(metadataPath))) return { kind: \"not-installed-there\", skillDir };\n\n  const read = await readSkillMetadata(metadataPath);\n  if (!read.usable) {\n    return {\n      kind: \"unusable-metadata\",\n      detail: { skillDirName: id, metadataPath, reason: read.reason },\n    };\n  }\n\n  // The metadata describes SOME skill. Whether it describes THIS one is SKILL.md's answer — a\n  // local skill is identified by its frontmatter name — so a SKILL.md deleted out from under a\n  // live metadata.yaml, or renamed under a directory that was not, lands here.\n  if (!(await skillMdNames(skillDir, id))) return { kind: \"not-installed-there\", skillDir };\n\n  // Everything about the install is intact, so what could not be placed is the category this\n  // metadata.yaml declares — whichever arm brought the id here. `resolveSkillForPopulation` in\n  // `stores/wizard-store.ts` returns null both for a skill the catalogue does not carry and for\n  // one it carries under a category no domain claims, and an intact install arrives by either:\n  // local discovery refuses the placeholder category before the catalogue is built.\n  return { kind: \"unplaceable-category\", skillDir, category: read.metadata.category };\n}\n\n/** Whether the SKILL.md installed here names this skill — a local skill's identity is that name. */\nasync function skillMdNames(skillDir: string, id: SkillId): Promise<boolean> {\n  const skillMdPath = path.join(skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD);\n  if (!(await fileExists(skillMdPath))) return false;\n\n  const frontmatter = parseFrontmatter(await readFile(skillMdPath), skillMdPath);\n  return frontmatter?.name === id;\n}\n\n/** The sentence the Changes block puts after the removed row, or null when there is none to give. */\nfunction removalReason(id: SkillId, fate: SavedSkillFate, sourceLabel: string): string | null {\n  switch (fate.kind) {\n    case \"dropped-by-source\":\n      return `not present in ${sourceLabel}`;\n    case \"files-gone\":\n      return `skill files no longer exist at ${fate.skillDir}`;\n    case \"not-installed-there\":\n      return `no skill named '${id}' is installed at ${fate.skillDir}`;\n    case \"unplaceable-category\":\n      return `installed at ${fate.skillDir}, but its category '${fate.category}' is not one this source knows`;\n    case \"unusable-metadata\":\n      return null;\n    default: {\n      const exhaustive: never = fate;\n      return exhaustive;\n    }\n  }\n}\n","import path from \"path\";\n\nimport {\n  copy,\n  directoryExists,\n  ensureDir,\n  isPathWithin,\n  remove,\n  removeDirIfEmpty,\n} from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { resolveInstallPaths } from \"../installation/install-base-dir\";\nimport type { SkillId, SkillScope } from \"../../types\";\n\n/**\n * Validates a skill ID is safe for use in filesystem paths.\n * Blocks null bytes and path traversal sequences at runtime\n * since TypeScript template literal types don't prevent malformed data from YAML/JSON.\n */\nfunction validateSkillId(skillId: SkillId): boolean {\n  return !(\n    skillId.length === 0 ||\n    skillId.includes(\"\\0\") ||\n    skillId.includes(\"..\") ||\n    skillId.includes(\"/\") ||\n    skillId.includes(\"\\\\\")\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Delete an ejected skill's directory at `<skillsDir>/<skill-id>/`, where `skillsDir` is the one the\n * installation at `projectDir` keeps ejected skills in at `scope` — `.claude/skills` on Claude,\n * `$CODEX_HOME/skills` or `<repo>/.agents/skills` on Codex.\n *\n * **Resolved per host, as the copy side resolves it** (`resolveInstallPaths(...).skillsDir`).\n * _Corrected 2026-09-26 (CLI-895):_ this joined Claude's `.claude/skills` to the base directory\n * whatever the host, so on Codex a switch to plugin mode and a deselected ejected skill both left\n * the copy where Codex reads skills — and Codex then read the skill twice.\n */\nexport async function deleteLocalSkill(\n  projectDir: string,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  scope: SkillScope = \"project\",\n): Promise<void> {\n  if (!validateSkillId(skillId)) {\n    warn(`Invalid skill ID for deletion: '${skillId}'`);\n    return;\n  }\n\n  const skillsDir = path.resolve(resolveInstallPaths(projectDir, scope).skillsDir);\n  const skillPath = path.resolve(skillsDir, skillId);\n\n  if (!isPathWithin(skillPath, skillsDir)) {\n    warn(`Skill ID '${skillId}' resolves outside the skills directory.`);\n    return;\n  }\n\n  try {\n    await remove(skillPath);\n  } catch {\n    // Skill may not exist — silently ignore\n  }\n\n  // The skills directory only — the host's directory above it stays whatever happens here.\n  // Removing that one is uninstall's decision, not the edit path's.\n  await removeDirIfEmpty(skillsDir);\n\n  verbose(`Deleted local skill '${skillId}'`);\n}\n\n/**\n * Migrate a local skill's files between project and global directories.\n * Used when a skill's scope changes during edit (e.g., [P] → [G] or [G] → [P]).\n *\n * Copies the skill directory to the new location.\n * For P→G, removes the old project copy. For G→P (override model), the global copy stays untouched.\n * No-op if the source directory doesn't exist (skill may be plugin-mode).\n */\nexport async function migrateLocalSkillScope(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  fromScope: SkillScope,\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<void> {\n  if (!validateSkillId(skillId)) {\n    warn(`Invalid skill ID for scope migration: '${skillId}'`);\n    return;\n  }\n\n  const toScope: SkillScope = fromScope === \"global\" ? \"project\" : \"global\";\n  // Each scope's skills directory as its host keeps it — see `deleteLocalSkill` (CLI-895). It\n  // resolves `os.homedir()` at call time, so test home-dir mocks apply.\n  const fromSkillsDir = path.resolve(resolveInstallPaths(projectDir, fromScope).skillsDir);\n  const toSkillsDir = path.resolve(resolveInstallPaths(projectDir, toScope).skillsDir);\n\n  const fromPath = path.resolve(fromSkillsDir, skillId);\n  const toPath = path.resolve(toSkillsDir, skillId);\n\n  if (!isPathWithin(fromPath, fromSkillsDir)) {\n    warn(`Skill ID '${skillId}' resolves outside the source skills directory.`);\n    return;\n  }\n  if (!isPathWithin(toPath, toSkillsDir)) {\n    warn(`Skill ID '${skillId}' resolves outside the destination skills directory.`);\n    return;\n  }\n\n  if (!(await directoryExists(fromPath))) {\n    if (await directoryExists(toPath)) {\n      verbose(`Skill '${skillId}' already at ${toScope} scope — no migration needed`);\n      return;\n    }\n    warn(`Could not migrate skill '${skillId}' — not found at either scope`);\n    return;\n  }\n\n  await ensureDir(toSkillsDir);\n  await copy(fromPath, toPath);\n\n  // G→P is an override — the global copy stays untouched; the project copy overrides it.\n  // Only P→G should delete the old directory.\n  if (fromScope === \"project\") {\n    await remove(fromPath);\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Migrated skill '${skillId}' from ${fromScope} to ${toScope}`);\n}\n\n/**\n * Moves a project's ejected copy of a skill into the global install, in place of the global copy\n * it masked: what `s` does to a `[P][G]` pair whose halves are both Local. Every project reads the\n * global copy, so the project's edits reach them all.\n *\n * The global copy is removed first rather than copied over, because a copy merges into what is\n * there: a file the project's copy deleted would survive in the global install.\n */\nexport async function foldLocalSkillIntoGlobal(\n  projectDir: string,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n): Promise<void> {\n  await deleteLocalSkill(projectDir, skillId, \"global\");\n  await migrateLocalSkillScope(skillId, \"project\", projectDir);\n}\n","import { parse as parseYaml } from \"yaml\";\nimport path from \"path\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors\";\nimport { unreadableFrontmatter } from \"../../utils/frontmatter\";\nimport { glob, readFile, fileExists } from \"../../utils/fs\";\nimport { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { STANDARD_FILES } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { loadConfig } from \"../configuration/config-loader\";\nimport { METADATA_KEYS } from \"../metadata-keys\";\nimport { parseFrontmatter } from \"../loading\";\nimport {\n  skillCategoriesFileSchema,\n  skillRulesFileSchema,\n  formatZodIssues,\n  matrixRawMetadataSchema,\n} from \"../schemas\";\nimport type { CategoryMap, ExtractedSkillMetadata, SkillRulesConfig } from \"../../types\";\n\n/**\n * Loads and validates a skill-categories.ts configuration file.\n *\n * @param configPath - Absolute path to the skill-categories.ts file\n * @returns Parsed and validated categories map\n * @throws When the file cannot be read or fails Zod schema validation\n */\nexport async function loadSkillCategories(configPath: string): Promise<CategoryMap> {\n  const data = await loadConfig(configPath, skillCategoriesFileSchema);\n\n  if (!data) {\n    throw new Error(`Invalid skill categories at '${configPath}': failed to load or validate`);\n  }\n\n  verbose(`Loaded skill categories: ${configPath}`);\n  return data.categories;\n}\n\n/**\n * Loads and validates a skill-rules.ts configuration file.\n *\n * @param configPath - Absolute path to the skill-rules.ts file\n * @returns Parsed and validated skill rules config\n * @throws When the file cannot be read or fails Zod schema validation\n */\nexport async function loadSkillRules(configPath: string): Promise<SkillRulesConfig> {\n  const data = await loadConfig(configPath, skillRulesFileSchema);\n\n  if (!data) {\n    throw new Error(`Invalid skill rules at '${configPath}': failed to load or validate`);\n  }\n\n  const config: SkillRulesConfig = {\n    version: data.version,\n    relationships: data.relationships ?? {\n      conflicts: [],\n      discourages: [],\n      requires: [],\n      alternatives: [],\n    },\n  };\n\n  verbose(`Loaded skill rules: ${configPath}`);\n  return config;\n}\n\n/**\n * Scans a skills directory and extracts metadata from all valid skills.\n *\n * Discovers skills by globbing for `metadata.yaml` files, then for each:\n * 1. Validates a corresponding SKILL.md exists (skips if missing)\n * 2. Parses metadata.yaml and validates it against the raw metadata schema\n * 3. Parses SKILL.md frontmatter for the canonical skill ID\n * 4. Merges metadata fields into an ExtractedSkillMetadata object\n *\n * A metadata.yaml that describes no skill — unparseable, or parseable without the\n * fields the schema requires — is warned by path and skips its own skill, and so is a\n * SKILL.md whose frontmatter does not read; one bad file does not take the scan down\n * with it. Skills missing the required\n * `displayName` field in metadata.yaml cause a hard error.\n *\n * @param skillsDir - Absolute path to the skills root directory (e.g., `{root}/src/skills`)\n * @returns Array of extracted skill metadata, one per valid skill found\n * @throws When a skill's metadata.yaml is missing the required `displayName` field\n */\nexport async function extractAllSkills(skillsDir: string): Promise<ExtractedSkillMetadata[]> {\n  const skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[] = [];\n  const metadataFiles = await glob(`**/${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML}`, skillsDir);\n\n  for (const metadataFile of metadataFiles) {\n    const skillDir = path.dirname(metadataFile);\n    const skillMdPath = path.join(skillsDir, skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD);\n    const metadataPath = path.join(skillsDir, metadataFile);\n\n    if (!(await fileExists(skillMdPath))) {\n      verbose(`Skipping ${metadataFile}: No ${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD} found`);\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    const metadataContent = await readFile(metadataPath);\n\n    // The safeParse below catches a file that parses without the fields a skill is\n    // described by, and cannot catch a file nothing parses out of at all. Both refuse\n    // the same way readSkillMetadata does: skip this skill, not the whole scan.\n    let rawMetadata: unknown;\n    try {\n      rawMetadata = parseYaml(metadataContent);\n    } catch (error) {\n      warn(\n        `Skipping '${metadataFile}': unparseable ${STANDARD_FILES.METADATA_YAML} at ${metadataPath} — ${getErrorMessage(error)}`,\n      );\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    const metadataResult = matrixRawMetadataSchema.safeParse(rawMetadata);\n\n    if (!metadataResult.success) {\n      warn(\n        `Skipping '${metadataFile}': invalid metadata.yaml — ${formatZodIssues(metadataResult.error.issues)}`,\n      );\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    const metadata = metadataResult.data;\n    const skillMdContent = await readFile(skillMdPath);\n    const frontmatter = parseFrontmatter(skillMdContent, skillMdPath);\n\n    // Named as an unparseable metadata.yaml is above, so the skill does not simply go missing. A\n    // frontmatter that READ and failed its schema has already been named by `parseFrontmatter`.\n    if (!frontmatter) {\n      const unreadable = unreadableFrontmatter(skillMdContent);\n      if (unreadable !== undefined) {\n        warn(\n          `Skipping '${path.join(skillDir, STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD)}': unparseable ${STANDARD_FILES.SKILL_MD} frontmatter at ${skillMdPath} — ${unreadable}`,\n        );\n      }\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    if (!metadata.displayName) {\n      throw new Error(\n        `Skill at ${metadataFile} is missing required '${METADATA_KEYS.DISPLAY_NAME}' field in metadata.yaml`,\n      );\n    }\n\n    const skillId = frontmatter.name;\n\n    const extracted: ExtractedSkillMetadata = {\n      id: skillId,\n      directoryPath: skillDir,\n      description: metadata.cliDescription || frontmatter.description,\n      ...(frontmatter.description && { activationDescription: frontmatter.description }),\n      ...(metadata.usageGuidance !== undefined && { usageGuidance: metadata.usageGuidance }),\n      category: metadata.category,\n      author: metadata.author,\n      path: `skills/${skillDir}/`,\n      domain: metadata.domain,\n      displayName: metadata.displayName,\n      slug: metadata.slug,\n      ...(metadata.custom === true ? { custom: true } : {}),\n    };\n\n    skills.push(extracted);\n    verbose(`Extracted skill: ${skillId}`);\n  }\n\n  return skills;\n}\n","import { verbose, warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { unique, uniqueBy } from \"remeda\";\nimport { toTitleCase } from \"../../utils/string\";\nimport { DEFAULT_VERSION, LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY } from \"../../consts\";\nimport { defaultRules } from \"../configuration/default-rules\";\nimport type {\n  CategoryDefinition,\n  CategoryMap,\n  Domain,\n  ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n  MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  RelationshipDefinitions,\n  RequireRule,\n  ResolvedSkill,\n  SkillAlternative,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillRelation,\n  SkillRequirement,\n  SkillRulesConfig,\n  SkillSlug,\n  SkillSlugMap,\n  Category,\n} from \"../../types\";\n\n/** Resolves a slug to a canonical SkillId, or null if unresolvable */\ntype ResolveId = (slug: SkillSlug, context?: string) => SkillId | null;\n\nconst AUTO_SYNTH_ORDER = 999;\n\n/**\n * Synthesizes a basic CategoryDefinition for a category not defined in any\n * skill-categories.ts. This is a safety net — the preferred path is for\n * skill authors to maintain proper skill-categories.ts entries.\n */\n/**\n * Warns when a second skill files an undeclared category under a different domain from the first.\n *\n * A synthesized category takes its domain from **whichever skill the glob reached first**, and the\n * order a directory walk returns is not a decision anybody made. Two skills sharing an undeclared\n * category while declaring different domains therefore file the second under a domain its own\n * `metadata.yaml` contradicts — silently, until now. The value feeds six product readers of\n * `getCategoryDomain`, `config-generator.ts` and `wizard-store.ts` among them, so it shapes both\n * the emitted `config.ts` and where the wizard puts the skill.\n *\n * **Reported, not resolved.** Picking a winner would need a rule the catalogue does not state, and\n * the author is the only one who can say which domain they meant. `checkCategoryDomains` does not\n * cover this — it reports a category with NO domain, and this one has two.\n */\nfunction warnOnDomainDisagreement(\n  skill: ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n  decidedBy: ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n): void {\n  if (skill.domain === decidedBy.domain) return;\n\n  warn(\n    `Category '${skill.category}' has no definition, so its domain was taken from the first skill ` +\n      `naming it — '${decidedBy.id}' (${decidedBy.domain}). '${skill.id}' declares ` +\n      `'${skill.domain}' and will be filed under '${decidedBy.domain}'. Declare the category in ` +\n      `the marketplace's own config, or make the two skills agree.`,\n  );\n}\n\nexport function synthesizeCategory(category: Category, domain: Domain): CategoryDefinition {\n  verbose(\n    `Category '${category}' has no definition in skill-categories.ts — using auto-generated placeholder`,\n  );\n  const displayName = toTitleCase(category);\n\n  return {\n    id: category,\n    displayName,\n    description: `Auto-generated category for ${category}`,\n    domain,\n    exclusive: false,\n    order: AUTO_SYNTH_ORDER,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Claims a slug for a skill merged in after a marketplace's map was built — an installed copy, or\n * a skill a shared configuration carries — unless a skill already holds it.\n *\n * A held slug keeps its holder, and nothing is said. Ids carry their marketplace's namespace and\n * slugs do not, so a skill installed from one marketplace may share its slug with one the loaded\n * marketplace ships — every `new marketplace` scaffold gives its example skill the same one. Both\n * are installed and both work, so there is no collision to report and nothing is ignored.\n * Exported because the merge is not the only writer: `source-loader` and `external-skills` both\n * seat skills into an already-built map, and two writers deciding a held slug differently is how\n * a slug comes to mean one skill here and another there.\n */\nexport function claimSlug(slugMap: SkillSlugMap, slug: SkillSlug, id: SkillId): void {\n  slugMap.slugToId[slug] ??= id;\n}\n\n/**\n * Builds the slug -> ID map from one marketplace's extracted skill metadata, first claim winning\n * and every later one named. Inside ONE marketplace two skills sharing a slug is that author's\n * defect: the rules that marketplace writes name its skills by slug, so one of the two is no\n * longer reachable by them. A skill re-stating a claim it already holds is not a collision.\n */\nfunction buildSlugMap(skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[]): SkillSlugMap {\n  const slugMap: SkillSlugMap = { slugToId: {} };\n\n  for (const { slug, id } of skills) {\n    const incumbent = slugMap.slugToId[slug];\n    if (incumbent !== undefined && incumbent !== id) {\n      warn(`Duplicate slug '${slug}': already mapped to '${incumbent}', ignoring '${id}'`);\n    }\n    claimSlug(slugMap, slug, id);\n  }\n\n  return slugMap;\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolves every skill into the map the matrix is read through, keyed by id.\n * Warns on duplicate ids (first one wins) — the identity axis {@link buildSlugMap}\n * guards for slugs. Two directories whose SKILL.md declares the same name would\n * otherwise resolve in glob order, and the loser would leave no trace.\n */\nfunction buildResolvedSkillMap(\n  skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[],\n  categories: CategoryMap,\n  relationships: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  slugMap: SkillSlugMap,\n): Partial<Record<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>> {\n  const resolvedSkills: Partial<Record<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>> = {};\n\n  for (const skill of skills) {\n    const existing = resolvedSkills[skill.id];\n    if (existing) {\n      warn(\n        `Duplicate skill id '${skill.id}': already resolved from '${existing.path}', ignoring '${skill.path}'`,\n      );\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    resolvedSkills[skill.id] = buildResolvedSkill(skill, categories, relationships, slugMap);\n  }\n\n  return resolvedSkills;\n}\n\nfunction resolveToCanonicalId(\n  slug: SkillSlug,\n  slugToId: SkillSlugMap[\"slugToId\"],\n  context?: string,\n): SkillId | null {\n  const slugResult = slugToId[slug];\n  if (slugResult) {\n    return slugResult;\n  }\n  const location = context ? ` in ${context}` : \"\";\n  warn(`Unresolved slug '${slug}'${location} — skipping`);\n  return null;\n}\n\n/** Every slug the rules name, in the order the four rule kinds declare them. */\nfunction slugsNamedByRules(relationships: RelationshipDefinitions): SkillSlug[] {\n  return [\n    ...relationships.conflicts.flatMap((rule) => rule.skills),\n    ...relationships.discourages.flatMap((rule) => rule.skills),\n    ...relationships.requires.flatMap((rule) => [rule.skill, ...rule.needs]),\n    ...relationships.alternatives.flatMap((rule) => rule.skills),\n  ];\n}\n\n/**\n * The slugs the rules name that no skill carries, deduplicated.\n *\n * Asked of the rules rather than counted off the resolution pass, because that\n * pass walks every rule once per skill: one typo would otherwise be reported as\n * many findings as the source has skills, which is the noise this removed.\n */\nfunction collectUnresolvedSlugs(\n  relationships: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  slugToId: SkillSlugMap[\"slugToId\"],\n): SkillSlug[] {\n  return unique(slugsNamedByRules(relationships).filter((slug) => slugToId[slug] === undefined));\n}\n\n/** Merges relationship rule sets: source rules first, so they win first-match lookups. */\nfunction mergeRelationships(\n  source: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  defaults: RelationshipDefinitions,\n): RelationshipDefinitions {\n  return {\n    conflicts: [...source.conflicts, ...defaults.conflicts],\n    discourages: [...source.discourages, ...defaults.discourages],\n    requires: [...source.requires, ...defaults.requires],\n    alternatives: [...source.alternatives, ...defaults.alternatives],\n  };\n}\n\n/** Below two present members a group rule relates nothing, so it is dropped whole. */\nconst MIN_RELATABLE_GROUP_MEMBERS = 2;\n\n/** Group rules — conflicts, discourages, alternatives — keeping only present slugs. */\nfunction narrowGroupsToSlugs<Rule extends { skills: SkillSlug[] }>(\n  rules: Rule[],\n  shipped: ReadonlySet<SkillSlug>,\n): Rule[] {\n  return rules\n    .map((rule) => ({ ...rule, skills: rule.skills.filter((slug) => shipped.has(slug)) }))\n    .filter((rule) => rule.skills.length >= MIN_RELATABLE_GROUP_MEMBERS);\n}\n\n/**\n * Requirements, keeping only those a present skill declares over present skills.\n * A rule left needing nothing states no requirement — resolution already treats it\n * that way — so it goes rather than resolving to an empty `needs`.\n */\nfunction narrowRequirementsToSlugs(\n  rules: RequireRule[],\n  shipped: ReadonlySet<SkillSlug>,\n): RequireRule[] {\n  return rules\n    .filter((rule) => shipped.has(rule.skill))\n    .map((rule) => ({ ...rule, needs: rule.needs.filter((slug) => shipped.has(slug)) }))\n    .filter((rule) => rule.needs.length > 0);\n}\n\nfunction narrowToShippedSlugs(\n  rules: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  shipped: ReadonlySet<SkillSlug>,\n): RelationshipDefinitions {\n  return {\n    conflicts: narrowGroupsToSlugs(rules.conflicts, shipped),\n    discourages: narrowGroupsToSlugs(rules.discourages, shipped),\n    requires: narrowRequirementsToSlugs(rules.requires, shipped),\n    alternatives: narrowGroupsToSlugs(rules.alternatives, shipped),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The relationships a source's skills can actually express: the source's own rules\n * verbatim, plus the built-ins narrowed to the slugs this source ships.\n *\n * The built-in rules are written against the whole public catalogue — 176 slugs — so\n * a source shipping ten of them left the rest dangling. Resolution dropped those\n * references either way; what it ALSO did was warn once per reference per skill, and\n * since the startup band those warnings are painted over the wizard's step. Narrowing\n * first removes the noise and nothing else: a member that resolves to no skill\n * contributed nothing to the resolved matrix to begin with.\n *\n * A source's OWN rules are never narrowed. A slug its author typed and its skills do\n * not carry is that source's defect, and the warning is the only place it is reported.\n */\nexport function relationshipsForSource(\n  skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[],\n  sourceRules?: SkillRulesConfig,\n): RelationshipDefinitions {\n  const shipped = new Set(skills.map((skill) => skill.slug));\n  const builtIn = narrowToShippedSlugs(defaultRules.relationships, shipped);\n  return sourceRules ? mergeRelationships(sourceRules.relationships, builtIn) : builtIn;\n}\n\n/**\n * Merges category definitions, relationship rules, and extracted skill metadata\n * into a fully resolved MergedSkillsMatrix.\n *\n * This is the core resolution step that combines:\n * - Category definitions from skill-categories.ts\n * - Slug-based alias maps derived from metadata\n * - Relationship rules from skill-rules.ts\n * - Extracted skill metadata (from scanning skill directories)\n *\n * Each skill's raw relationship references are resolved to canonical SkillIds.\n * The result is the complete data structure consumed by the wizard UI and validation logic.\n */\nexport function mergeMatrixWithSkills(\n  categories: CategoryMap,\n  relationships: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  skills: ExtractedSkillMetadata[],\n): MergedSkillsMatrix {\n  const slugMap = buildSlugMap(skills);\n  const resolvedSkills = buildResolvedSkillMap(skills, categories, relationships, slugMap);\n\n  // Auto-synthesize missing categories for skills that reference undefined categories\n  const synthesizedCategories = { ...categories };\n  const synthesizedFrom = new Map<string, ExtractedSkillMetadata>();\n  for (const skill of skills) {\n    // Skip \"local\" pseudo-category — it's not a real Category union member\n    if (skill.category === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) continue;\n\n    // A category the catalogue DECLARES is not ours to synthesize, and not ours to judge either:\n    // its domain is stated rather than inferred, so two skills disagreeing about it is a different\n    // defect that `checkCategoryDomains` owns. Read from the input map rather than the one being\n    // built, so a synthesized entry cannot be mistaken for a declared one.\n    if (categories[skill.category]) continue;\n\n    const already = synthesizedFrom.get(skill.category);\n    if (already === undefined) {\n      synthesizedCategories[skill.category] = synthesizeCategory(skill.category, skill.domain);\n      synthesizedFrom.set(skill.category, skill);\n      verbose(`Auto-synthesized category '${skill.category}' for skill '${skill.id}'`);\n      continue;\n    }\n\n    warnOnDomainDisagreement(skill, already);\n  }\n\n  const unresolvedSlugs = collectUnresolvedSlugs(relationships, slugMap.slugToId);\n\n  const merged: MergedSkillsMatrix = {\n    version: DEFAULT_VERSION,\n    categories: synthesizedCategories,\n    skills: resolvedSkills,\n    suggestedStacks: [],\n    slugMap,\n    ...(unresolvedSlugs.length > 0 && { unresolvedSlugs }),\n    generatedAt: new Date().toISOString(),\n  };\n\n  return merged;\n}\n\n/** All resolved relationship data for a single skill */\ntype ResolvedRelationships = {\n  conflictsWith: SkillRelation[];\n  discourages: SkillRelation[];\n  requires: SkillRequirement[];\n  alternatives: SkillAlternative[];\n};\n\n/** Resolves a rule's slugs to canonical ids, warning and skipping any that don't resolve. */\nfunction resolveSlugsOrSkip(slugs: SkillSlug[], resolve: ResolveId, context: string): SkillId[] {\n  return slugs.map((slug) => resolve(slug, context)).filter((id): id is SkillId => id !== null);\n}\n\n/**\n * A requirement's needs, or null when any one of them names no skill.\n *\n * Keeping what resolved would apply a requirement nobody wrote: under AND an\n * unresolved need narrows the rule to the survivors, under OR it takes an\n * alternative away — and either is presented to the user under the author's own\n * `reason`. A source's rules are its own (the CLI's built-ins are narrowed to\n * what a source ships, and the source's are left untouched), so they are taken\n * whole or not at all. The slug is warned here and reported by\n * `checkMatrixHealth`, which is where the author reads it.\n */\nfunction resolveEveryNeed(needs: SkillSlug[], resolve: ResolveId): SkillId[] | null {\n  // A rule needing nothing states no requirement, as it did before any of its\n  // members could fail to resolve.\n  if (needs.length === 0) return null;\n\n  const resolved = resolveSlugsOrSkip(needs, resolve, \"requires.needs\");\n  return resolved.length === needs.length ? resolved : null;\n}\n\n/**\n * Members of the symmetric groups containing `skillId` (excluding itself),\n * deduplicated on first occurrence, each paired with its group's rule so the\n * caller can lift the annotation (reason/purpose).\n */\nfunction collectSymmetricGroupMembers<Rule extends { skills: SkillSlug[] }>(\n  rules: readonly Rule[],\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  resolve: ResolveId,\n  context: string,\n): Array<{ memberId: SkillId; rule: Rule }> {\n  const members = rules.flatMap((rule) => {\n    const resolved = resolveSlugsOrSkip(rule.skills, resolve, context);\n    if (!resolved.includes(skillId)) return [];\n    return resolved.filter((id) => id !== skillId).map((memberId) => ({ memberId, rule }));\n  });\n  return uniqueBy(members, (m) => m.memberId);\n}\n\n/**\n * Resolves all relationship data for a single skill in one pass across all\n * relationship rule types (conflicts, discourages, compatibility, requirements, alternatives).\n */\nfunction resolveRelationships(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  relationships: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  resolve: ResolveId,\n): ResolvedRelationships {\n  // Symmetric groups: members of every group containing this skill, first-occurrence deduped\n  const conflictsWith: SkillRelation[] = collectSymmetricGroupMembers(\n    relationships.conflicts,\n    skillId,\n    resolve,\n    \"conflicts\",\n  ).map(({ memberId, rule }) => ({ skillId: memberId, reason: rule.reason }));\n\n  const discourages: SkillRelation[] = collectSymmetricGroupMembers(\n    relationships.discourages,\n    skillId,\n    resolve,\n    \"discourages\",\n  ).map(({ memberId, rule }) => ({ skillId: memberId, reason: rule.reason }));\n\n  const alternatives: SkillAlternative[] = collectSymmetricGroupMembers(\n    relationships.alternatives,\n    skillId,\n    resolve,\n    \"alternatives\",\n  ).map(({ memberId, rule }) => ({ skillId: memberId, purpose: rule.purpose }));\n\n  // Requirements — directional, skill field identifies the dependent\n  const requires: SkillRequirement[] = [];\n  for (const rule of relationships.requires) {\n    const ruleSkillId = resolve(rule.skill, \"requires.skill\");\n    if (ruleSkillId !== skillId) continue;\n    const resolvedNeeds = resolveEveryNeed(rule.needs, resolve);\n    if (!resolvedNeeds) continue;\n    requires.push({\n      skillIds: resolvedNeeds,\n      needsAny: rule.needsAny ?? false,\n      reason: rule.reason,\n    });\n  }\n\n  return {\n    conflictsWith,\n    discourages,\n    requires,\n    alternatives,\n  };\n}\n\nfunction buildResolvedSkill(\n  skill: ExtractedSkillMetadata,\n  _categories: CategoryMap,\n  relationships: RelationshipDefinitions,\n  slugMap: SkillSlugMap,\n): ResolvedSkill {\n  const resolve: ResolveId = (slug, context) =>\n    resolveToCanonicalId(slug, slugMap.slugToId, context ? `${skill.id} ${context}` : undefined);\n\n  const slug = skill.slug;\n\n  const resolved = resolveRelationships(skill.id, relationships, resolve);\n\n  return {\n    id: skill.id,\n    slug,\n    displayName: skill.displayName,\n    description: skill.description,\n    ...(skill.activationDescription !== undefined && {\n      activationDescription: skill.activationDescription,\n    }),\n    ...(skill.usageGuidance !== undefined && { usageGuidance: skill.usageGuidance }),\n    category: skill.category,\n    author: skill.author,\n    ...resolved,\n    path: skill.path,\n    ...(skill.custom === true ? { custom: true } : {}),\n  };\n}\n","import { stripTerminalControls, truncateText } from \"../../utils/string\";\nimport {\n  createSelectionSemantics,\n  type IncompatibilityCause,\n  type SelectionCatalogFacts,\n  type SelectionJudgement,\n  type SelectionSemantics,\n} from \"@workspace/matrix\";\nimport { groupBy } from \"remeda\";\nimport { LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type {\n  CategoryPath,\n  MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  OptionState,\n  ResolvedSkill,\n  SelectionValidation,\n  SkillId,\n  SkillOption,\n  ValidationError,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport { typedEntries, typedValues } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { matrix, getSkillById, allSkills } from \"./matrix-provider\";\n\n/**\n * A skill's name as a message may carry it, which is every route a display name takes out of this\n * module — the validation errors below, the grid cell's incompatibility text, and the names in an\n * unmet-requirements sentence.\n *\n * `displayName` is written in a marketplace's own `metadata.yaml`, so it is a stranger's string\n * arriving by the product's advertised route rather than by an attack. Sanitised HERE rather than\n * at each of the five messages that render it, because a sixth message is the likely next thing\n * anyone writes and it should be safe without being told to be.\n */\nfunction getLabel(skill: Pick<ResolvedSkill, \"displayName\">): string {\n  return stripTerminalControls(skill.displayName);\n}\n\nfunction joinWithConjunction(items: string[], conjunction: \"or\" | \"and\"): string {\n  if (items.length <= 1) return items[0] ?? \"\";\n  if (items.length === 2) return `${items[0]} ${conjunction} ${items[1]}`;\n  return `${items.slice(0, -1).join(\", \")} ${conjunction} ${items[items.length - 1]}`;\n}\n\ntype SelectionContext = {\n  resolvedSelections: SkillId[];\n  selectedSet: Set<SkillId>;\n};\n\nfunction initializeSelectionContext(currentSelections: SkillId[]): SelectionContext {\n  const resolvedSelections = currentSelections.map((s) => getSkillById(s).id);\n  const selectedSet = new Set<SkillId>(resolvedSelections);\n  return { resolvedSelections, selectedSet };\n}\n\n/**\n * The relationship facts the shared selection semantics judge — id, category,\n * conflicts, discourages and requires. Exclusivity defaults to true for a\n * category that does not say, matching the wizard grid's own reading; the\n * `local` pseudo-category is never listed, so it stays non-exclusive here as it\n * does in `validateExclusivity`.\n */\nfunction toSelectionFacts(source: MergedSkillsMatrix): SelectionCatalogFacts {\n  return {\n    skills: typedValues(source.skills).map((skill) => ({\n      id: skill.id,\n      categoryId: skill.category,\n      conflictsWith: skill.conflictsWith.map((relation) => relation.skillId),\n      discourages: skill.discourages.map((relation) => ({\n        skillId: relation.skillId,\n        // The one author string that leaves this module without being re-rendered: the shared\n        // semantics carry it through and `getCellState` hands the verdict back whole, so a\n        // discouraged cell prints exactly what was put in here. Made inert on the way in, which\n        // is the only point on that route this package owns.\n        reason: stripTerminalControls(relation.reason),\n      })),\n      requires: skill.requires.map((requirement) => ({\n        skillIds: requirement.skillIds,\n        needsAny: requirement.needsAny,\n      })),\n    })),\n    exclusiveCategoryIds: new Set(\n      typedValues(source.categories)\n        .filter((category) => category.exclusive !== false)\n        .map((category) => category.id),\n    ),\n  };\n}\n\n// Rebound whenever `initializeMatrix` swaps the matrix, so the semantics\n// always judge the catalogue currently loaded — merged local skills included.\nlet boundSemantics: SelectionSemantics | undefined;\nlet boundTo: MergedSkillsMatrix | undefined;\n\nfunction judgeSelections(resolvedSelections: SkillId[]): SelectionJudgement {\n  if (!boundSemantics || boundTo !== matrix) {\n    boundSemantics = createSelectionSemantics(toSelectionFacts(matrix));\n    boundTo = matrix;\n  }\n  return boundSemantics(resolvedSelections);\n}\n\n// The judgement speaks in ids; this surface answers in the wizard's words.\nfunction renderIncompatibility(cause: IncompatibilityCause): string {\n  switch (cause.kind) {\n    case \"conflict\":\n      return `conflicts with ${labelOf(cause.skillId)}`;\n    case \"unreachableRequirement\": {\n      if (cause.requirement.needsAny) {\n        const labels = cause.requirement.skillIds.map(labelOf);\n        return `requires ${joinWithConjunction(labels, \"or\")} (all conflict with current selection)`;\n      }\n      const lostLabels = cause.lostIds.map(labelOf);\n      return `requires ${joinWithConjunction(lostLabels, \"and\")} which conflicts with current selection`;\n    }\n  }\n}\n\nfunction labelOf(skillId: string): string {\n  // Boundary cast: every id inside a cause was read out of the matrix's own\n  // relationship tables, so it names a skill the matrix holds.\n  return getLabel(getSkillById(skillId as SkillId));\n}\n\ntype SkillRequirement = ResolvedSkill[\"requires\"][number];\n\n/** OR (`needsAny`): met when ANY option is selected. AND: met when EVERY id is selected. */\nfunction isRequirementMet(req: SkillRequirement, selectedSet: ReadonlySet<SkillId>): boolean {\n  return req.needsAny\n    ? req.skillIds.some((id) => selectedSet.has(id))\n    : req.skillIds.every((id) => selectedSet.has(id));\n}\n\n/** Ids blocking the requirement: every option for an unmet OR, the absent ids for an AND. */\nfunction missingRequirementIds(\n  req: SkillRequirement,\n  selectedSet: ReadonlySet<SkillId>,\n): SkillId[] {\n  if (isRequirementMet(req, selectedSet)) return [];\n  return req.needsAny ? [...req.skillIds] : req.skillIds.filter((id) => !selectedSet.has(id));\n}\n\n/**\n * For an unselected skill, finds the first selected skill that needs it\n * and whose requirement is currently unmet. Returns the dependent's display name,\n * or undefined if no selected skill has an unmet need for this skill.\n */\nexport function getUnmetRequiredBy(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  currentSelections: SkillId[],\n): string | undefined {\n  getSkillById(skillId); // assert the id exists in the matrix\n  const { resolvedSelections, selectedSet } = initializeSelectionContext(currentSelections);\n\n  if (selectedSet.has(skillId)) return undefined;\n\n  for (const selectedId of resolvedSelections) {\n    const selectedSkill = matrix.skills[selectedId];\n    if (!selectedSkill) continue;\n\n    for (const req of selectedSkill.requires) {\n      if (!req.skillIds.includes(skillId)) continue;\n\n      if (req.needsAny) {\n        // OR: unmet only if NONE of the options are selected\n        if (!req.skillIds.some((id) => selectedSet.has(id))) {\n          return getLabel(selectedSkill);\n        }\n      } else {\n        // AND: unmet if this specific skill isn't selected\n        return getLabel(selectedSkill);\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  return undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * Checks if a selected skill has unmet dependency requirements.\n * Only meaningful for skills that are currently selected.\n */\nexport function hasUnmetRequirements(skillId: SkillId, currentSelections: SkillId[]): boolean {\n  return getUnmetRequirementsReason(skillId, currentSelections) !== undefined;\n}\n\n/**\n * The verdict a grid cell renders, judged against the selection a click on it\n * would produce. A pick-one category is a radio group: the click drops every\n * same-category member — selected or implied — so a conflict the swap\n * resolves is forgiven, and an impossibility it leaves standing (a requirement\n * the rest of the selection has ruled out) keeps its verdict and its reason,\n * exactly as a multi-select category renders it.\n */\nexport function getCellState(skillId: SkillId, currentSelections: SkillId[]): OptionState {\n  const skill = getSkillById(skillId);\n  const { resolvedSelections } = initializeSelectionContext(currentSelections);\n\n  const verdict = judgeSelections(resolvedSelections).verdictOf(skill.id);\n  return verdict.status === \"incompatible\"\n    ? { status: \"incompatible\", reason: renderIncompatibility(verdict.cause) }\n    : verdict;\n}\n\n/**\n * Returns a human-readable reason for unmet requirements, or undefined if all are met.\n */\nexport function getUnmetRequirementsReason(\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  currentSelections: SkillId[],\n): string | undefined {\n  const skill = getSkillById(skillId);\n\n  const { selectedSet } = initializeSelectionContext(currentSelections);\n\n  for (const requirement of skill.requires) {\n    const missing = missingRequirementIds(requirement, selectedSet);\n    if (missing.length === 0) continue;\n    const names = missing.map((id) => {\n      const s = matrix.skills[id];\n      return s ? getLabel(s) : stripTerminalControls(id);\n    });\n    return withAuthorsReason(namesTheMissing(names, requirement.needsAny), requirement.reason);\n  }\n\n  return undefined;\n}\n\n/** What is missing, which only the current selection can say. */\nfunction namesTheMissing(names: string[], needsAny: boolean | undefined): string {\n  return `requires ${joinWithConjunction(names, needsAny ? \"or\" : \"and\")}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * How much of a rule author's `reason` a grid cell carries.\n *\n * The cell wraps rather than elides, so an unbounded reason grows the tag, grows the frame, and\n * pushes the top of the wizard off the terminal — measured against the shipped catalogue, whose\n * longest reason is 242 characters and whose React Router entry alone cost four lines. A budget is\n * what keeps a variable-length authored string out of a fixed-height layout.\n *\n * 60 covers the median (46) and every reason under it untouched; 24 of 110 shipped rules are\n * clipped. Chosen against the catalogue as it stands rather than derived from the terminal, so a\n * much narrower window can still wrap one line — the frame-fit specs are what would catch that.\n */\nconst REASON_BUDGET = 60;\n\n/**\n * The rule author's own sentence, appended to the synthesised one and clipped to fit.\n *\n * The two halves say different things and neither replaces the other: the synthesis names WHAT is\n * missing, which static prose cannot know, and the author's `reason` says WHY, which the synthesis\n * cannot infer. `reason` is required by `requireRuleSchema` and enforced across the built-ins, so\n * it is a sentence every marketplace author is already made to write — and nothing read it until\n * 2026-08-23. Both siblings render theirs: `discourages[].reason` in the grid,\n * `conflicts[].reason` through `reportValidationErrors`.\n *\n * Guarded on emptiness rather than assumed present: the schema requires the KEY, not a non-empty\n * string, so a rule carrying `reason: \"\"` must not produce a dangling separator.\n */\nfunction withAuthorsReason(synthesised: string, reason: string): string {\n  const stated = reason.trim();\n  if (stated === \"\") return synthesised;\n\n  return `${synthesised} — ${truncateText(stated, REASON_BUDGET)}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * `{ unmetRequirementsReason }` only when there is one to state — an unselected skill,\n * or a selected skill whose requirements are all met, carries no key at all.\n */\nfunction unmetRequirementsReasonFor(\n  isSelected: boolean,\n  skillId: SkillId,\n  currentSelections: SkillId[],\n): { unmetRequirementsReason?: string } {\n  if (!isSelected) return {};\n  const reason = getUnmetRequirementsReason(skillId, currentSelections);\n  return reason === undefined ? {} : { unmetRequirementsReason: reason };\n}\n\nexport function validateConflicts(resolvedSelections: SkillId[]): ValidationError[] {\n  const errors: ValidationError[] = [];\n\n  for (const [index, skillAId] of resolvedSelections.entries()) {\n    const skillA = matrix.skills[skillAId];\n    if (!skillA) continue;\n\n    for (const skillBId of resolvedSelections.slice(index + 1)) {\n      const conflict = skillA.conflictsWith.find((c) => c.skillId === skillBId);\n      if (conflict) {\n        errors.push({\n          type: \"conflict\",\n          // The author's own sentence, made inert but not shortened: this message is reported on\n          // its own line rather than into a fixed-height cell, so it needs no budget the way\n          // `withAuthorsReason` does — only the guarantee that a terminal will print it.\n          message: `${getLabel(skillA)} conflicts with ${getLabel(getSkillById(skillBId))}: ${stripTerminalControls(conflict.reason)}`,\n          skills: [skillA.id, skillBId],\n        });\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  return errors;\n}\n\nexport function validateRequirements(\n  resolvedSelections: SkillId[],\n  selectedSet: Set<SkillId>,\n): ValidationError[] {\n  const errors: ValidationError[] = [];\n\n  for (const skillId of resolvedSelections) {\n    const skill = matrix.skills[skillId];\n    if (!skill) continue;\n\n    for (const requirement of skill.requires) {\n      if (requirement.needsAny) {\n        const hasAny = requirement.skillIds.some((reqId) => selectedSet.has(reqId));\n        if (!hasAny) {\n          errors.push({\n            type: \"missingRequirement\",\n            message: `${getLabel(skill)} requires one of: ${requirement.skillIds.map((id) => getLabel(getSkillById(id))).join(\", \")}`,\n            skills: [skillId, ...requirement.skillIds],\n          });\n        }\n      } else {\n        const missingIds = requirement.skillIds.filter((reqId) => !selectedSet.has(reqId));\n        if (missingIds.length > 0) {\n          errors.push({\n            type: \"missingRequirement\",\n            message: `${getLabel(skill)} requires: ${missingIds.map((id) => getLabel(getSkillById(id))).join(\", \")}`,\n            skills: [skillId, ...missingIds],\n          });\n        }\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  return errors;\n}\n\nexport function validateExclusivity(resolvedSelections: SkillId[]): ValidationError[] {\n  const errors: ValidationError[] = [];\n\n  const validSkills = resolvedSelections\n    .map((skillId) => ({ skillId, skill: matrix.skills[skillId] }))\n    .filter((entry): entry is { skillId: SkillId; skill: ResolvedSkill } => entry.skill != null);\n  const categorySelections = groupBy(validSkills, (entry) => entry.skill.category);\n\n  for (const [categoryId, entries] of typedEntries(categorySelections)) {\n    if (entries.length > 1) {\n      const skillIds = entries.map((e) => e.skillId);\n      // \"local\" is a pseudo-category without exclusivity rules\n      if (categoryId === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) continue;\n      const category = matrix.categories[categoryId];\n      if (category?.exclusive) {\n        errors.push({\n          type: \"categoryExclusive\",\n          message: `Category \"${stripTerminalControls(category.displayName)}\" only allows one selection, but multiple selected: ${skillIds.map((id) => getLabel(getSkillById(id))).join(\", \")}`,\n          skills: skillIds,\n        });\n      }\n    }\n  }\n\n  return errors;\n}\n\n/**\n * Validates a complete set of skill selections against all matrix constraints.\n *\n * Runs three validation passes:\n * 1. **Conflicts** - Checks for mutually exclusive skill pairs (errors)\n * 2. **Requirements** - Checks that all required dependencies are selected (errors)\n * 3. **Exclusivity** - Checks that exclusive categories have at most one selection (errors)\n *\n * `valid` is derived from `errors` rather than asserted: a literal `true` beside a populated\n * `errors` array is a comment with a type annotation, and the first `if (validation.valid)`\n * written against it would pass on every rejected selection there is.\n *\n * @param selections - Complete list of selected skill IDs to validate\n * @returns Validation result with `valid` flag and error list\n */\nexport function validateSelection(selections: SkillId[]): SelectionValidation {\n  const { resolvedSelections, selectedSet } = initializeSelectionContext(selections);\n\n  const errors = [\n    ...validateConflicts(resolvedSelections),\n    ...validateRequirements(resolvedSelections, selectedSet),\n    ...validateExclusivity(resolvedSelections),\n  ];\n\n  return {\n    valid: errors.length === 0,\n    errors,\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Builds a list of skill options for a category: which are selected, and which of\n * those are still waiting on a requirement.\n *\n * It deliberately states no advisory verdict. {@link getCellState} is the one that\n * does, because a cell is judged against the selection a click on it would produce\n * — inside a pick-one category the swap forgives a conflict that a raw per-option\n * advisory would still report. The raw advisory this function used to carry was\n * therefore not merely unread but the wrong answer for its only caller,\n * `buildCategoriesForDomain` in `lib/wizard/build-step-logic.ts`, which has always\n * called `getCellState` instead.\n *\n * @param categoryId - Category path to filter skills by\n * @param currentSelections - Currently selected skill IDs\n * @returns Array of skill options with their selection state\n */\nexport function getAvailableSkills(\n  categoryId: CategoryPath,\n  currentSelections: SkillId[],\n): SkillOption[] {\n  const { selectedSet } = initializeSelectionContext(currentSelections);\n\n  return getSkillsByCategory(categoryId).map((skill) => {\n    const isSelected = selectedSet.has(skill.id);\n    return {\n      id: skill.id,\n      selected: isSelected,\n      hasUnmetRequirements: isSelected && hasUnmetRequirements(skill.id, currentSelections),\n      ...unmetRequirementsReasonFor(isSelected, skill.id, currentSelections),\n    };\n  });\n}\n\n/** Returns all resolved skills belonging to the given category. */\nexport function getSkillsByCategory(categoryId: CategoryPath): ResolvedSkill[] {\n  return allSkills().filter((skill) => skill.category === categoryId);\n}\n","import type { SkillId, SkillSlug } from \"../../types\";\n\n/**\n * Post-decision-2 vocabulary: conflict groups no longer exist as a mechanism, so a skill is\n * fenced by category exclusivity, by a `requires` rule, or not at all.\n */\nexport type AuditVerdict = \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\" | \"universal\";\n\n/** The framework-adapter classification rides this manifest — one audit, two products. */\nexport type SkillClass = \"A\" | \"B\" | \"C\";\n\n/** Worksheet batch that produced a verdict — provenance for the adversarial pass. */\nexport type BatchId =\n  | \"web-core\"\n  | \"web-state\"\n  | \"web-ui\"\n  | \"web-platform\"\n  | \"api-core\"\n  | \"api-data\"\n  | \"api-services\"\n  | \"ai\"\n  | \"mobile\"\n  | \"desktop\"\n  | \"infra-cli\"\n  | \"shared-meta\";\n\nexport type SkillAuditEntry = {\n  /** ISO date the verdict was established or last re-confirmed. */\n  audited: `${number}-${number}-${number}`;\n  verdict: AuditVerdict;\n  batch: BatchId;\n  /**\n   * Framework-adapter classification. Omitted for the framework skills themselves\n   * (react, nextjs, react-native, electron, tauri, …) which are the binding targets.\n   * class A → frameworks: []; class B → exactly one; class C → the adapter set.\n   */\n  classification?: { class: SkillClass; frameworks: SkillSlug[] };\n  /** Cited sources — recorded wherever the entry changed a rule. */\n  sources?: string[];\n  /** Anything the current vocabulary cannot express, deferred rather than invented here. */\n  deferredToD306?: string;\n};\n\n/**\n * Every catalog skill's audit verdict, one entry per skill.\n *\n * Total record, not `Partial`: the type checker enforces \"every SkillId appears\" at compile\n * time, so the \"empty = unaudited, or nobody looked?\" ambiguity is unrepresentable for\n * built-ins. Source-provided skills cannot be covered that way — `checkMatrixHealth` carries\n * the runtime assertion for those.\n *\n * Verdicts were recorded as of the audit, assuming the batches' category dispositions would\n * land; they have, so every row is backed by the live rules and\n * `auditVerdictsPendingApply` below — the exemption list for rows the tree has not caught up\n * with — is empty.\n */\nexport const skillAudit: Record<SkillId, SkillAuditEntry> = {\n  // ── B1 — web core: frameworks, meta-frameworks, routing, server state (20) ──\n  \"web-framework-react\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-framework-vue-composition-api\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-framework-angular-standalone\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-framework-solidjs\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-framework-svelte\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-nextjs\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-remix\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-nuxt\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-sveltekit\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-astro\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-qwik\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-docusaurus\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    sources: [\"https://docusaurus.io\"],\n  },\n  \"web-meta-framework-vitepress\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    sources: [\"https://github.com/honojs/website\", \"https://vitepress.dev\"],\n  },\n  \"web-routing-react-router\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://reactrouter.com\"],\n  },\n  \"web-routing-tanstack-router\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Solid trigger: widen to needsAny [react, solidjs] if Solid content lands in the body (the official @tanstack/solid-router adapter already shipped upstream).\",\n  },\n  \"web-server-state-react-query\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"The hey-api MUST beside tRPC: the MUST reads literally (generated query options from hey-api — never write custom React Query hooks) and sits in tension beside tRPC-generated options in a hybrid stack; if that MUST is ever re-cut to claim ALL server data, the coexistence rationale reopens.\",\n  },\n  \"web-data-fetching-swr\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-data-fetching-trpc\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-data-fetching-graphql-apollo\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-data-fetching-graphql-urql\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-core\",\n    classification: {\n      class: \"C\",\n      frameworks: [\"react\", \"vue-composition-api\", \"solidjs\", \"svelte\"],\n    },\n  },\n\n  // ── B2 — web state, forms, i18n, utilities (19) ──\n  \"web-state-jotai\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Jotai beside a store library is a real pattern (atomic UI atoms beside a domain store) with an official bridge extension (jotai-zustand / atomWithStore) but no vendor-documented two-peers steady state; unrepresentable while the zustand skill's MUST is territorial. Reopen trigger: the zustand MUST being re-cut to store-shaped state.\",\n  },\n  \"web-state-mobx\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-state-redux-toolkit\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-state-zustand\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-state-pinia\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-state-ngrx-signalstore\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"angular-standalone\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-forms-react-hook-form\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-forms-tanstack-form\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: {\n      class: \"C\",\n      frameworks: [\"react\", \"vue-composition-api\", \"angular-standalone\", \"solidjs\"],\n    },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Svelte-widening trigger: widen the needsAny to svelte/sveltekit when Svelte content lands in the body (@tanstack/svelte-form is stable upstream; the skill claims React/Vue/Solid/Angular/Lit only).\",\n  },\n  \"web-forms-vee-validate\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-forms-zod-validation\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    sources: [\"https://zod.dev\"],\n  },\n  \"web-error-handling-error-boundaries\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-error-handling-result-types\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-i18n-next-intl\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"nextjs\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-i18n-react-intl\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-i18n-vue-i18n\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-utilities-rxjs\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-utilities-date-fns\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-utilities-vueuse\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-utilities-native-js\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-state\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n\n  // ── B3 — web UI, styling, animation, editors (22) ──\n  \"web-ui-shadcn-ui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-mui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\", \"nextjs\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-chakra-ui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-mantine\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-ant-design\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\", \"nextjs\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-vuetify\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-radix-ui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-headless-ui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-ui-base-ui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://base-ui.com\"],\n  },\n  \"web-ui-tanstack-table\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-styling-tailwind\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-styling-scss-modules\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"tailwind <-> scss-modules coexistence is documented (Tailwind's own compatibility page allows but discourages it) — a discourages-shaped pair, no fence today.\",\n  },\n  \"web-styling-cva\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-styling-theming\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-styling-design-tokens\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-animation-framer-motion\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-animation-css-animations\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-animation-view-transitions\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-editor-lexical\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://lexical.dev\"],\n  },\n  \"web-editor-tiptap\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\", \"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-3d-react-three-fiber\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://r3f.docs.pmnd.rs\"],\n  },\n  \"web-dnd-dnd-kit\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-ui\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"skill body (DndContext/useDraggable/useDroppable/useSortable; every import a @dnd-kit/* React package)\",\n      'npm @dnd-kit/core (\"a lightweight React library\")',\n    ],\n  },\n\n  // ── B4 — web platform, testing, tooling (23) ──\n  \"web-testing-playwright-e2e\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-testing-cypress-e2e\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Cypress component testing beside Playwright E2E is unrepresentable — carried by the cy.mount slice; 2026 guidance keys the CT tool to the incumbent E2E runner, so the radio holds.\",\n  },\n  \"web-testing-react-testing-library\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-testing-vue-test-utils\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"vue-composition-api\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-testing-vitest\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-testing-visual-regression\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Pairs with a capture harness (playwright / cypress / storybook) — advice only; enumerating the harnesses would misstate BackstopJS/Percy-class setups.\",\n  },\n  \"web-tooling-storybook\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: {\n      class: \"C\",\n      frameworks: [\n        \"react\",\n        \"vue-composition-api\",\n        \"angular-standalone\",\n        \"solidjs\",\n        \"svelte\",\n        \"qwik\",\n      ],\n    },\n    sources: [\"https://storybook.js.org/docs/configure/integration/frameworks\"],\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"A community Astro framework exists (storybook-astro.org) but is not official — astro stays fenced out today. Package-health watch: storybook-framework-qwik 0.6.1, personal repo, trails Storybook 10.x.\",\n  },\n  \"web-tooling-vite\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"vite <-> nextjs and vite <-> docusaurus are dubious combos (discourages-shaped, advice not fence) — with the 6-of-15 vite-carrying default-stack rosters that also pin nextjs named as curation debt for the stack owner.\",\n  },\n  \"web-tooling-component-library\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\n      'skill body (self-scope on all three surfaces; 3 of 5 MUSTs React/RSC-keyed; the \"use client\" contract)',\n    ],\n  },\n  \"web-realtime-websockets\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-realtime-socket-io\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"A native-WebSocket third-party feed beside Socket.IO-to-own-server (the external service dictates the protocol) is a scope split the radio cannot express.\",\n  },\n  \"web-realtime-sse\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-pwa-service-workers\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-pwa-offline-first\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-dataviz-d3\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-dataviz-recharts\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://recharts.org\"],\n  },\n  \"web-maps-leaflet\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-maps-mapbox\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"mapbox-gl-leaflet embedding (the Leaflet API drives a non-interactive GL layer, so half the mapbox skill applies and half must not be followed); Mapbox-as-tile-service needs no skill pairing at all.\",\n  },\n  \"web-mocks-msw\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"web-files-file-upload-patterns\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-files-image-handling\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-performance-web-performance\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"web-accessibility-web-accessibility\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"web-platform\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n\n  // ── B5 — api core: frameworks, GraphQL, auth, cross-cutting (17) ──\n  \"api-framework-hono\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n  },\n  \"api-framework-express\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n  },\n  \"api-framework-fastify\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n  },\n  \"api-framework-nestjs\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n  },\n  \"api-framework-elysia\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n  },\n  \"api-graphql-apollo-server\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"express\", \"fastify\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-graphql-yoga\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-graphql-mercurius\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"fastify\"] },\n    sources: [\n      'skill body (\"When NOT to use: Not using Fastify (Mercurius is Fastify-only)\")',\n      \"mercurius README (npm i fastify mercurius graphql; app.register(mercurius))\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"api-auth-better-auth-drizzle-hono\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"hono\"] },\n    sources: [\n      'skill body (app.on([\"POST\",\"GET\"], \"/auth/*\", …); createMiddleware<{ Variables: AuthVariables }>; c.req.raw)',\n      \"https://better-auth.com\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"api-auth-nextauth\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"nextjs\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://authjs.dev\"],\n  },\n  \"api-auth-clerk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"nextjs\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-specs-openapi\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-messaging-webhooks\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-caching-strategies\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-queue-bullmq\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://docs.bullmq.io/guide/redis-tm-compatibility\",\n      \"https://upstash.com/docs/redis/integrations/bullmq\",\n    ],\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"BullMQ polls Redis even when idle, so Upstash's per-request Pay-As-You-Go pricing balloons (Upstash recommends a Fixed plan) — curation advice, not a fence.\",\n  },\n  \"api-performance-api-performance\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-commerce-stripe\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-core\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n\n  // ── B6 — api data: databases and BaaS (22) ──\n  \"api-database-postgresql\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-mysql\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-cockroachdb\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-drizzle\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-prisma\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Prisma-on-Mongo overlaps mongoose as a full Mongo data layer; the pair is deliberately unfenced across the sql-engine/document radios (accepted over-permissiveness).\",\n  },\n  \"api-database-sequelize\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-typeorm\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-knex\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-mongodb\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-mongoose\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-edgedb\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-surrealdb\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-redis\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-upstash\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-database-vercel-kv\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"vercel-kv -> requires [vercel] deferred, not adopted: product-true (only provisionable on Vercel) but the product is discontinued (Dec 2024) and retirement is the better disposition.\",\n  },\n  \"api-database-vercel-postgres\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"vercel-postgres -> requires [vercel] deferred, not adopted: product-true but the product is discontinued (auto-migrated to Neon) and retirement is the better disposition.\",\n  },\n  \"api-baas-supabase\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-baas-firebase\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-baas-appwrite\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-baas-neon\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-baas-planetscale\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-baas-turso\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-data\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"turso as an edge-replica secondary beside a primary Postgres host is a real minority pattern the api-db-host radio over-restricts — accepted.\",\n  },\n\n  // ── B7 — api services: vector, search, CMS, analytics, observability, email (16) ──\n  \"api-vector-db-pinecone\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-vector-db-qdrant\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-vector-db-chroma\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"chroma <-> pinecone dev/prod graduation split is the one real minority pattern the vector-db radio blocks.\",\n  },\n  \"api-vector-db-weaviate\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-search-elasticsearch\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Elasticsearch-for-logs beside Meilisearch-for-product-search is a real dual-role coexistence the api-search radio blocks.\",\n  },\n  \"api-search-meilisearch\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  // Landed by external PR (agents-inc/skills#2) after the B7 batch closed; verdict follows\n  // its api-search siblings — the category radio is the constraint, no rules of its own.\n  \"api-search-xquik\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-09\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-cms-payload\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"nextjs\"] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"payload's full surface (admin panel, mounted REST/GraphQL) is Next-hosted today; the taught surface (config, collections, access control, hooks, Local API) is the documented headless mode and host-neutral — the nextjs pairing is recommends-shaped. Re-derive if the body grows Next mounting content, or when the 4.0 framework adapters land.\",\n  },\n  \"api-cms-sanity\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-cms-strapi\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"api-analytics-setup-posthog\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-flags-posthog-flags\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-analytics-posthog-analytics\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-observability-setup-axiom-pino-sentry\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"nextjs\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"skill body (next-axiom, @sentry/nextjs, next.config.ts wrapped withAxiom(withSentryConfig(...)), instrumentation.ts, sentry.{client,server,edge}.config.ts)\",\n      'todo/skills.md — \"Next-only in all but name\"',\n    ],\n  },\n  \"api-observability-axiom-pino-sentry\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"api-email-setup-resend\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://react.email/docs\"],\n  },\n  \"api-email-resend-react-email\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"api-services\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"React-as-template-renderer is not React-as-app-framework: React Email runs in any Node backend, but because react sits in the exclusive web-framework radio the rule fences every Vue/Svelte/Angular project out of the catalog's only email-usage skill.\",\n  },\n\n  // ── B8 — ai (20) ──\n  \"ai-provider-anthropic-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-openai-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-google-gemini-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-mistral-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-cohere-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-elevenlabs\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-claude-vision\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-provider-openai-whisper\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-infrastructure-huggingface-inference\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-infrastructure-together-ai\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-infrastructure-litellm\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Wire-protocol reuse is not a skill dependency: litellm's TypeScript client literally is new OpenAI({ baseURL }), but the body carries its own complete client pointed away from OpenAI, so it derives no requires [openai-sdk].\",\n  },\n  \"ai-infrastructure-replicate\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-infrastructure-modal\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-infrastructure-ollama\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-orchestration-langchain\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-orchestration-llamaindex\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-orchestration-vercel-ai-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n  },\n  \"ai-observability-langfuse\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-observability-promptfoo\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"ai-patterns-tool-use-patterns\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"ai\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n\n  // ── B9 — mobile (24) ──\n  \"mobile-framework-react-native\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n  },\n  \"mobile-framework-expo\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n  },\n  \"mobile-navigation-react-navigation\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://reactnavigation.org\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-navigation-expo-router\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"expo\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://docs.expo.dev/router/installation/\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-styling-nativewind\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.nativewind.dev\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-styling-unistyles\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.unistyl.es\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-testing-detox\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://github.com/wix/Detox\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-testing-maestro\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    sources: [\"https://docs.maestro.dev/get-started/supported-platform\"],\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Needs an app Maestro can drive; the needsAny enumerates the catalog's current mobile-app producers (react-native, expo, tauri-mobile) — re-derive when that set changes.\",\n  },\n  \"mobile-ui-components-tamagui\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"react-native\", \"react\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://tamagui.dev/docs/intro/installation\", \"https://github.com/tamagui/tamagui\"],\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Surfaces a mobile-domain UI kit in web-only stacks — a curation question for the web-ui-kit split (group #14), advice-level only.\",\n  },\n  \"mobile-ui-components-react-native-paper\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://callstack.github.io/react-native-paper/\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-animation-reanimated\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://docs.swmansion.com/react-native-reanimated/\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-animation-gesture-handler\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://docs.swmansion.com/react-native-gesture-handler/\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-animation-skia\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://shopify.github.io/react-native-skia/\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-storage-mmkv\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://github.com/mrousavy/react-native-mmkv\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-storage-sqlite-powersync\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://docs.powersync.com/resources/supported-platforms\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-storage-watermelondb\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://watermelondb.dev/docs/Implementation/DatabaseAdapters\"],\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Upstream runs on React web via the LokiJS adapter; widen the binding if and only if the skill body ever covers it.\",\n  },\n  \"mobile-deployment-eas\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"expo\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://docs.expo.dev/build/introduction/\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-camera-vision-camera\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://react-native-vision-camera.com\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-hardware-ble-nfc\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://github.com/dotintent/react-native-ble-plx\",\n      \"https://github.com/revtel/react-native-nfc-manager\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"mobile-notifications-push\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://docs.expo.dev/push-notifications/overview/\",\n      \"https://rnfirebase.io/messaging/usage\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"mobile-background-tasks\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/background-task/\",\n      \"https://github.com/transistorsoft/react-native-background-fetch\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"mobile-deep-linking-app-links\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://docs.expo.dev/linking/overview/\",\n      \"https://reactnavigation.org/docs/deep-linking/\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"mobile-performance-react-native\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://reactnative.dev/docs/performance\"],\n  },\n  \"mobile-security-react-native\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"mobile\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react-native\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/securestore/\",\n      \"https://github.com/oblador/react-native-keychain\",\n    ],\n  },\n\n  // ── B10 — desktop (16) ──\n  \"desktop-framework-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n  },\n  \"desktop-framework-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n  },\n  \"desktop-ipc-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/ipc\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-storage-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/safe-storage\",\n      \"https://github.com/sindresorhus/electron-store\",\n    ],\n  },\n  \"desktop-ui-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/tray\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-testing-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://playwright.dev/docs/api/class-electron\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-updates-electron-updater\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://github.com/electron-userland/electron-builder\",\n      \"https://www.electron.build/auto-update\",\n    ],\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Defaults to the electron-builder pipeline (reads app-update.yml, written only by electron-builder's PublishManager); Forge apps using the Squirrel maker use Electron's built-in autoUpdater instead; Forge without Squirrel, and custom distributions, can still run electron-updater with custom config / generic provider.\",\n  },\n  \"desktop-multiwindow-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/api/base-window\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-security-electron\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/fuses\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-packaging-electron-forge\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"electron\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://www.electronforge.io\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-backend-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"tauri\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://v2.tauri.app/develop/calling-rust/\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-packaging-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"tauri\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://v2.tauri.app/distribute/\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-plugins-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"tauri\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://v2.tauri.app/plugin/\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-multiwindow-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"tauri\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://v2.tauri.app/develop/calling-frontend/\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-security-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"tauri\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://v2.tauri.app/security/capabilities/\"],\n  },\n  \"desktop-mobile-tauri\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"desktop\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"tauri\"] },\n    sources: [\n      \"https://v2.tauri.app/reference/cli\",\n      \"https://v2.tauri.app/blog/roadmap-to-tauri-2-0\",\n    ],\n  },\n\n  // ── B11 — infra + CLI (15) ──\n  \"infra-ci-cd-github-actions\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"infra-ci-cd-docker\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"infra-ci-cd-turborepo-ci\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"turborepo\"] },\n    sources: [\"https://turborepo.dev/docs\"],\n  },\n  \"infra-config-setup-env\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"C\", frameworks: [\"nextjs\", \"vite\"] },\n  },\n  \"infra-containers-kubernetes\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"infra-iac-terraform\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Layered terraform + pulumi coexistence via Pulumi's RemoteStateReference (a Pulumi program consuming the outputs of a Terraform-managed layer) is real at org scope; the radio models one engine per project.\",\n  },\n  \"infra-iac-pulumi\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"infra-iac-sst\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"sst's typical data plane is @aws-sdk/client-* — the sst skill's own handlers import it; the pairing is recommended, not required, and platform-boundness (SST needs AWS-the-platform, which has no catalog anchor) is unrepresentable in the current vocabulary.\",\n  },\n  \"infra-platform-vercel\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"vercel <-> netlify is a same-slot tension (one primary Git-centric host per app; monorepo split-hosting and migrations are the minority) and vercel <-> cloudflare-workers-as-host is the same shape — dubious combos, declined as fences.\",\n  },\n  \"infra-platform-netlify\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"Carries the same dubious-combo record as vercel: vercel <-> netlify is a same-slot tension declined as a fence.\",\n  },\n  \"infra-platform-cloudflare-workers\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"infra-platform-aws-sdk\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"cli-framework-cli-commander\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n  },\n  \"cli-framework-oclif-ink\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n  },\n  \"cli-prompts-clack\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"infra-cli\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n\n  // ── B12 — shared + meta (23) ──\n  \"shared-monorepo-turborepo\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-monorepo-nx\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-monorepo-pnpm-workspaces\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-tooling-biome\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n    deferredToD306:\n      \"The steady-state Biome-as-formatter plus bare-ESLint-for-plugin-gaps hybrid is real; it is unrepresentable while the catalog's ESLint skill bundles Prettier. A future bare eslint skill reopens this radio's rationale.\",\n  },\n  \"shared-tooling-eslint-prettier\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-tooling-typescript-config\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-tooling-git-hooks\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-tooling-changesets\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-config-stack-detect\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"shared-security-auth-security\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-design-expressive-typescript\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-design-composable-components\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\n      'skill body and all four example files (imports from \"react\"; @base-ui/react/use-render; @base-ui/react/merge-props; forwardRef; JSX-part composition)',\n    ],\n  },\n  \"meta-methodology-research-methodology\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-planning-web-planning\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-planning-api-planning\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-planning-cli-planning\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-planning-ai-planning\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-reviewing-reviewing\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-reviewing-web-reviewing\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"constrained-via-exclusivity-or-requires\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"B\", frameworks: [\"react\"] },\n    sources: [\n      'skill body self-scope (description \"Use when reviewing React components\"; When-to-use \".tsx/.jsx with JSX\"; \"React PR review\" auto-detection) plus a React-keyed majority (4 of 5 MUSTs, 6 of 7 patterns)',\n    ],\n  },\n  \"meta-reviewing-api-reviewing\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-reviewing-cli-reviewing\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-reviewing-ai-reviewing\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n  \"meta-reviewing-infra-reviewing\": {\n    audited: \"2026-08-07\",\n    verdict: \"universal\",\n    batch: \"shared-meta\",\n    classification: { class: \"A\", frameworks: [] },\n  },\n};\n\n/**\n * Rows whose verdict was recorded ahead of the category disposition that backs it, with the\n * batch that owns the change. Both audit checks skip exactly these and nothing else, so any\n * other divergence between the manifest and the rules fails immediately.\n *\n * Empty since every disposition the fan-out ruled on landed: the live rules now back all 238\n * verdicts on their own. It stays as the mechanism for the next audit that runs ahead of its\n * taxonomy — add an entry with the batch that owns it, and delete it when that lands. The\n * consistency test asserts this set matches the live gap exactly, so a stale entry fails just\n * as loudly as a missing one.\n */\nexport const auditVerdictsPendingApply: Partial<Record<SkillId, string>> = {};\n","import { warn } from \"../../utils/logger\";\nimport { LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY } from \"../../consts\";\nimport type {\n  CategoryDefinition,\n  CategoryPath,\n  MergedSkillsMatrix,\n  ResolvedSkill,\n  SkillId,\n  Category,\n} from \"../../types\";\nimport { isSkillId } from \"../../utils/type-guards\";\nimport { typedEntries } from \"../../utils/typed-object\";\nimport { skillAudit, auditVerdictsPendingApply } from \"../configuration/skill-audit\";\nimport type { SkillAuditEntry } from \"../configuration/skill-audit\";\n\n/**\n * Which check produced an issue. A closed union rather than a free string because a caller may\n * branch on one kind — `source-validator` weighs `rule-unresolved-slug` differently for the\n * author of a marketplace than for someone consuming it — and a misspelled branch there must be\n * a compile error rather than a condition that is quietly never true.\n */\ntype MatrixHealthFinding =\n  | \"category-missing-domain\"\n  | \"skill-unknown-category\"\n  | \"skill-unresolved-relation-ref\"\n  | \"rule-unresolved-slug\"\n  | \"audit-verdict-contradiction\"\n  | \"skill-unaudited\";\n\nexport type MatrixHealthIssue = {\n  severity: \"warning\" | \"error\";\n  finding: MatrixHealthFinding;\n  details: string;\n};\n\nexport function checkMatrixHealth(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  const issues = [\n    ...checkCategoryDomains(matrix),\n    ...checkSkillCategories(matrix),\n    ...checkSkillRelationRefs(matrix),\n    ...checkUnresolvedRuleSlugs(matrix),\n    ...checkAuditVerdictContradictions(matrix),\n    ...checkUnauditedSkills(matrix),\n  ];\n\n  for (const issue of issues) {\n    warn(`[matrix] ${issue.details}`);\n  }\n\n  return issues;\n}\n\n// Categories without a domain won't appear in any wizard domain view\nfunction checkCategoryDomains(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  return (\n    typedEntries<Category, CategoryDefinition>(matrix.categories)\n      // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n      .filter(([, cat]) => cat !== undefined && !cat.domain)\n      .map(([catId]) => ({\n        severity: \"warning\" as const,\n        finding: \"category-missing-domain\",\n        details: `Category '${catId}' has no domain — it won't appear in any wizard domain view`,\n      }))\n  );\n}\n\nfunction checkSkillCategories(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  return typedEntries<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>(matrix.skills)\n    .filter(\n      ([, skill]) =>\n        // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n        skill !== undefined &&\n        // \"local\" is a pseudo-category that won't exist in matrix.categories — skip it\n        skill.category !== LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY &&\n        !matrix.categories[skill.category],\n    )\n    .map(([skillId, skill]) => ({\n      severity: \"warning\" as const,\n      finding: \"skill-unknown-category\",\n      details: `Skill '${skillId}' references category '${skill.category}' which does not exist in the matrix`,\n    }));\n}\n\n/** Every outgoing relation reference on a skill, tagged with the field it came from. */\nfunction relationRefs(skill: ResolvedSkill): Array<{ field: string; ref: SkillId }> {\n  return [\n    ...skill.conflictsWith.map((relation) => ({ field: \"conflictsWith\", ref: relation.skillId })),\n    ...skill.requires.flatMap((requirement) =>\n      requirement.skillIds.map((ref) => ({ field: \"requires\", ref })),\n    ),\n  ];\n}\n\nfunction checkSkillRelationRefs(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  return typedEntries<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>(matrix.skills).flatMap(([skillId, skill]) =>\n    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n    skill === undefined\n      ? []\n      : relationRefs(skill)\n          .filter(({ ref }) => !matrix.skills[ref])\n          .map(({ field, ref }) => ({\n            severity: \"warning\" as const,\n            finding: \"skill-unresolved-relation-ref\",\n            details: `Skill '${skillId}' has unresolved reference '${ref}' in '${field}'`,\n          })),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * A slug a relationship rule names that no skill carries. The rule containing it\n * states nothing — resolution drops the reference — so the source shipped a rule\n * that cannot act, which is a defect in the source rather than an advisory about\n * it. The CLI's own built-in rules are narrowed to the slugs a source ships\n * before resolution, so nothing here can be the CLI's doing.\n *\n * `error` is the AUTHOR's verdict, and it is the only one this module can reach: a matrix says\n * what is wrong with it and cannot say who is reading. Someone who merely installed from the\n * marketplace can neither open the file nor be harmed by it, and `source-validator` — the one\n * layer that knows which of the two is asking — serves them the same finding as a warning.\n */\nfunction checkUnresolvedRuleSlugs(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  return (matrix.unresolvedSlugs ?? []).map((slug) => ({\n    severity: \"error\" as const,\n    finding: \"rule-unresolved-slug\",\n    details: `Unresolved slug '${slug}' in the relationship rules — no skill carries it, so every rule naming it states nothing`,\n  }));\n}\n\nfunction isExclusiveCategory(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix, category: CategoryPath): boolean {\n  // \"local\" is a pseudo-category with no definition in matrix.categories — never a fence\n  if (category === LOCAL_PSEUDO_CATEGORY) return false;\n\n  const definition = matrix.categories[category];\n  return definition !== undefined && definition.exclusive;\n}\n\n/**\n * The one definition of \"this skill is fenced\" that the audit's two enforcement points — the\n * runtime contradiction check below and the manifest consistency test — must agree on. Post\n * decision 2 the only fences left are category exclusivity and `requires`.\n */\nexport function isFencedByMatrix(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix, skillId: SkillId): boolean {\n  const skill = matrix.skills[skillId];\n  if (skill === undefined) return false;\n\n  return skill.requires.length > 0 || isExclusiveCategory(matrix, skill.category);\n}\n\n/** Runtime lookup: the manifest is total over built-ins, but a matrix may carry source skills. */\nfunction auditEntryFor(skillId: SkillId): SkillAuditEntry | undefined {\n  return Object.hasOwn(skillAudit, skillId) ? skillAudit[skillId] : undefined;\n}\n\nfunction fenceDescription(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix, skill: ResolvedSkill): string {\n  if (skill.requires.length > 0) return \"it carries a 'requires' rule\";\n  return `its category '${skill.category}' is exclusive`;\n}\n\n/**\n * A `universal` verdict claims the skill is selectable beside anything; a `requires` rule or an\n * exclusive category says the opposite. Both cannot be true, so the pair is a contradiction and\n * the audit trail would be lying. Rows in `auditVerdictsPendingApply` are exempt — their verdict\n * was recorded ahead of a category disposition that has not landed yet.\n */\nfunction checkAuditVerdictContradictions(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  return typedEntries<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>(matrix.skills)\n    .filter(([skillId, skill]) => {\n      // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n      if (skill === undefined || auditVerdictsPendingApply[skillId]) return false;\n      const audit = auditEntryFor(skillId);\n\n      return audit?.verdict === \"universal\" && isFencedByMatrix(matrix, skillId);\n    })\n    .map(([skillId, skill]) => ({\n      severity: \"error\" as const,\n      finding: \"audit-verdict-contradiction\",\n      details: `Skill '${skillId}' is audited 'universal' but ${fenceDescription(matrix, skill)}`,\n    }));\n}\n\n/**\n * \"Unaudited\" means the manifest was expected to carry a verdict and does not, so the population\n * is the ids the manifest is keyed by: the built-in catalog's. A marketplace's skills carry that\n * marketplace's namespace and are outside the manifest by construction, not unaudited — warning\n * per skill for every one of them would cost a screen of noise and put a clean bill of health out\n * of reach for anyone not on the public catalog. Local skills are the user's own and were already\n * out of scope.\n *\n * `Record<SkillId, SkillAuditEntry>` covers the built-ins exhaustively at compile time, so what\n * remains here is that same totality asserted against a matrix whose keys are open strings at\n * runtime.\n */\nfunction checkUnauditedSkills(matrix: MergedSkillsMatrix): MatrixHealthIssue[] {\n  return typedEntries<SkillId, ResolvedSkill>(matrix.skills)\n    .filter(\n      ([skillId, skill]) =>\n        // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-unnecessary-condition -- typedEntries/Object.entries launders the `| undefined` a Partial<Record> admits out of its result type, so this guard reads as dead while still covering an explicitly-undefined slot\n        skill !== undefined &&\n        !skill.local &&\n        isSkillId(skillId) &&\n        auditEntryFor(skillId) === undefined,\n    )\n    .map(([skillId]) => ({\n      severity: \"warning\" as const,\n      finding: \"skill-unaudited\",\n      details: `Skill '${skillId}' has no audit verdict — the built-in audit manifest is missing an entry it is meant to carry`,\n    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