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-{"version":3,"sources":["../src/cli/lib/seed/seed-apply.ts","../src/cli/utils/open-url.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import os from \"os\";\n\nimport { isDeepEqual, omit, partition, pick } from \"remeda\";\n\nimport { loadProjectConfigFromDir } from \"../configuration/project-config.js\";\nimport { isActiveAt } from \"../configuration/scope-predicates.js\";\nimport { providerInUse } from \"../installation/install-layout.js\";\nimport { getCategoryDomain, getSkillDisplayName, matrix } from \"../matrix/matrix-provider.js\";\nimport { orderDomains } from \"../wizard/domain-order.js\";\nimport { SHARED_CONFIG_APPLY, SHARED_CONFIG_ARRIVALS } from \"../../utils/messages.js\";\nimport { typedEntries, typedKeys, typedValues } from \"../../utils/typed-object.js\";\n\nimport type { WizardResultV2 } from \"../../components/wizard/wizard.js\";\nimport type { AgentName } from \"../../types/agents.js\";\nimport type {\n  AgentScopeConfig,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  SkillConfig,\n  SkillScope,\n} from \"../../types/config.js\";\nimport type { Category, Domain } from \"../../types/matrix.js\";\nimport type { SkillAssignment, SkillId } from \"../../types/skills.js\";\nimport type { StackAgentConfig } from \"../../types/stacks.js\";\nimport type { SeedPayload, SeedSkill } from \"@workspace/matrix/seed\";\n\n/**\n * What applying a shared configuration here is not allowed to take away, split by the reason —\n * because the reasons have different remedies and only the user knows which they meant.\n */\nexport type KeptFromRoundTrip = {\n  /** Written here rather than installed, so no shared configuration ever carried them. */\n  authoredSkillIds: SkillId[];\n  /** Named by the configuration and unplaceable by this catalogue, so nothing here applied. */\n  unplaceableSkillIds: SkillId[];\n};\n\n/**\n * A kept skill's installed row that the payload's own skill displaced: the category holds one\n * skill, and the payload fills it on that sub-agent. The skill stays installed; the row goes.\n */\nexport type UnassignedRow = { skillId: SkillId; agentName: AgentName; category: Category };\n\nexport type ReconciledSharedConfig = {\n  /** The decoded payload with everything above put back into it. */\n  result: WizardResultV2;\n  kept: KeptFromRoundTrip;\n  /** The kept skills' rows left out, each because the payload's own skill takes its slot. */\n  unassigned: UnassignedRow[];\n};\n\nexport type ReconcileOptions = {\n  /** The payload as `seedToWizardResult` decoded it. */\n  decoded: WizardResultV2;\n  /** This directory's installation — its own config, or the global one it inherits. */\n  installed: ProjectConfig | null;\n  /** Ids outside the round trip, from `skillsAuthoredHere` — one definition, both halves. */\n  authoredHere: ReadonlySet<SkillId>;\n  /**\n   * Ids the payload NAMED that the decode could not place — `SeedMapping.skippedSkillIds`,\n   * which is why they are ids off the wire rather than `SkillId`s of this catalogue.\n   *\n   * Stated by the caller rather than recomputed here: the decode already answered it, and a\n   * second derivation could disagree with the skips the same run reported.\n   */\n  unplaceable: ReadonlySet<string>;\n};\n\nconst NOTHING_KEPT: KeptFromRoundTrip = {\n  authoredSkillIds: [],\n  unplaceableSkillIds: [],\n};\n\n/**\n * Puts back what this run may not remove, so the destructive apply removes only what it may.\n *\n * `edit --from` makes the project MATCH the payload: a skill the previous configuration\n * installed and this one omits is removed. Two kinds of installed entry are outside that\n * authority, and each is outside it for its own reason.\n *\n * A skill written here, because `forkedFrom` decides ownership and the producer drops a\n * directory carrying none: the payload never named it, so reading its absence as an instruction\n * to delete it would be this command inventing an instruction nobody gave. And an id the payload\n * DID name that this catalogue could not place, because there the instruction exists and the run\n * failed to carry it out — a destructive command removes on intent, never on its own inability.\n *\n * Scope is the third reason, and it is answered apart, by {@link restoreInstalledGlobal}: from a\n * project the global install is not this run's to remove from or change at all, so it is put back\n * whole rather than entry by entry, and nothing about it is a disclosure of something kept.\n *\n * Both are put back into the RESULT rather than excused at the writer, and that is the whole\n * point of this module. `authoritativeScope` decides whether the merger preserves a config row;\n * it does not protect the files, because the removal DIFF is what drives the plugin uninstall\n * and the `deleteLocalSkill` call. An entry left in the removal set is deleted from disk\n * whatever the merger later does with its row.\n *\n * What comes back with an entry matters as much as the entry. A kept skill with no stack row is\n * installed and loaded by no sub-agent; a kept skill whose domain fell off `selectedDomains` is\n * hidden from the next wizard, deselected by not being shown, and deleted by the run after this\n * one — a removal this one promised not to make.\n */\nexport function reconcileSharedConfig(options: ReconcileOptions): ReconciledSharedConfig {\n  const { decoded, installed } = options;\n  if (!installed) return nothingToReconcile(decoded);\n\n  const keptSkills = skillsToKeep(options, installed);\n  if (keptSkills.length === 0) return nothingToReconcile(decoded);\n\n  const { result, unassigned } = withKeptEntries(decoded, installed, keptSkills);\n  return { result, kept: describeKept(options, keptSkills), unassigned };\n}\n\nfunction nothingToReconcile(decoded: WizardResultV2): ReconciledSharedConfig {\n  return { result: decoded, kept: NOTHING_KEPT, unassigned: [] };\n}\n\n/**\n * The installed skills this run has to leave alone: absent from what the payload placed here,\n * and immune to removal by authorship, or because this catalogue could not place the id the\n * payload named.\n *\n * A tombstone is neither. It is a statement about something that is NOT installed here, so\n * there are no files to protect and nothing to tell the user is staying.\n */\nfunction skillsToKeep(options: ReconcileOptions, installed: ProjectConfig): SkillConfig[] {\n  const named = new Set(options.decoded.skills.map((skill) => skill.id));\n\n  return installed.skills.filter(\n    (skill) => !skill.excluded && !named.has(skill.id) && mayNotRemove(skill, options),\n  );\n}\n\n/** Whether either reason covers this entry — the question the split below refines. */\nfunction mayNotRemove(skill: SkillConfig, options: ReconcileOptions): boolean {\n  return options.authoredHere.has(skill.id) || options.unplaceable.has(skill.id);\n}\n\ntype KeptReason = \"authored\" | \"unplaceable\";\n\nfunction describeKept(options: ReconcileOptions, keptSkills: SkillConfig[]): KeptFromRoundTrip {\n  const idsKeptFor = (reason: KeptReason): SkillId[] =>\n    keptSkills.filter((skill) => reasonKept(skill, options) === reason).map((skill) => skill.id);\n\n  return {\n    authoredSkillIds: idsKeptFor(\"authored\"),\n    unplaceableSkillIds: idsKeptFor(\"unplaceable\"),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Which of the two an entry is disclosed as, where both are true — judged from the more\n * permanent claim to the less, because each statement carries its own remedy and only the one\n * that is true of the whole entry is worth naming.\n *\n * A skill nobody installed cannot be removed by any shared configuration from anywhere. An id\n * this catalogue cannot place is inert only for as long as this installation reads this\n * catalogue, so `update` is a real way out of it and nothing is a way out of the other.\n */\nfunction reasonKept(skill: SkillConfig, options: ReconcileOptions): KeptReason {\n  return options.authoredHere.has(skill.id) ? \"authored\" : \"unplaceable\";\n}\n\n/**\n * The payload, plus the entries it was never entitled to speak about — and the kept rows its own\n * skills left no room for.\n */\nfunction withKeptEntries(\n  decoded: WizardResultV2,\n  installed: ProjectConfig,\n  keptSkills: SkillConfig[],\n): Pick<ReconciledSharedConfig, \"result\" | \"unassigned\"> {\n  const withSkills: WizardResultV2 = {\n    ...decoded,\n    skills: [...decoded.skills, ...keptSkills],\n    selectedDomains: withKeptDomains(decoded.selectedDomains, keptSkills),\n  };\n  if (decoded.assignedStack === undefined) return { result: withSkills, unassigned: [] };\n\n  const { assignedStack, unassigned } = withKeptStackRows(decoded.assignedStack, installed.stack, {\n    keptSkillIds: new Set(keptSkills.map((skill) => skill.id)),\n    survivingAgents: new Set(decoded.selectedAgents),\n  });\n  return { result: { ...withSkills, assignedStack }, unassigned };\n}\n\n/** The domains the payload chose, plus the ones its kept entries still need a tab for. */\nfunction withKeptDomains(selected: Domain[], keptSkills: SkillConfig[]): Domain[] {\n  const keptDomains = keptSkills.flatMap((skill) => domainOfSkill(skill.id) ?? []);\n  const missing = keptDomains.filter((domain) => !selected.includes(domain));\n  if (missing.length === 0) return selected;\n\n  return orderDomains([...selected, ...new Set(missing)]);\n}\n\n/**\n * A kept skill's domain, where this catalogue knows the skill. Optional by nature rather than by\n * caution: a config entry the loaded source cannot resolve has no category to place, and\n * `edit`'s own unresolvable-entry path is what speaks about those.\n */\nfunction domainOfSkill(skillId: SkillId): Domain | undefined {\n  const category = matrix.skills[skillId]?.category;\n  return category === undefined ? undefined : getCategoryDomain(category);\n}\n\ntype KeptRowFilter = {\n  keptSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId>;\n  survivingAgents: ReadonlySet<AgentName>;\n};\n\n/** The payload's stack with the kept rows folded in, and the kept rows it had no room for. */\ntype KeptRows = {\n  assignedStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>;\n  unassigned: UnassignedRow[];\n};\n\n/**\n * The installed stack rows a kept skill needs, folded into the payload's own.\n *\n * `assignedStack` REPLACES the ownership-derived stack rather than merging with it, so a row\n * this reconcile does not carry is a row nothing downstream re-derives. A kept skill is kept\n * because the payload never spoke about it, and a row naming it is the same silence one layer\n * down — so the row the installation already had is the only statement there is about it.\n *\n * A row under a sub-agent this configuration removes is dropped with it. That sub-agent IS this\n * run's to remove, and a stack row naming one no configuration installs is what `compile` warns\n * about and leaves out of the agents it writes.\n *\n * A kept row JOINS the payload's rows under its category rather than replacing them: the payload\n * may assign a skill of its own to the same category of the same sub-agent, and a replaced array\n * leaves that skill installed and loaded by no sub-agent. Except where the category holds one\n * skill and the payload already fills it: the two cannot both be written there, so the payload's\n * skill takes the slot — the same rule {@link arrivingRows} keeps for a global sub-agent — and the\n * kept row is handed back as unassigned for the plan to name.\n */\nfunction withKeptStackRows(\n  assigned: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n  installedStack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> | undefined,\n  filter: KeptRowFilter,\n): KeptRows {\n  const isKept = (_category: Category, row: SkillAssignment): boolean =>\n    filter.keptSkillIds.has(row.id);\n\n  return typedEntries<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>(installedStack ?? {})\n    .filter(([agent]) => filter.survivingAgents.has(agent))\n    .reduce<KeptRows>(\n      (carried, [agent, agentStack]) =>\n        withAgentKeptRows(carried, agent, rowsWhere(agentStack, isKept), assigned[agent]),\n      { assignedStack: assigned, unassigned: [] },\n    );\n}\n\n/**\n * One sub-agent's kept rows, folded in: each joins the payload's rows under its category, unless\n * that category holds one skill the payload already gives this sub-agent.\n */\nfunction withAgentKeptRows(\n  carried: KeptRows,\n  agent: AgentName,\n  keptRows: [Category, SkillAssignment][],\n  payloadRows: StackAgentConfig | undefined,\n): KeptRows {\n  const filled = filledExclusiveCategories(payloadRows);\n  const [displaced, joining] = partition(keptRows, ([category]) => filled.has(category));\n\n  return {\n    assignedStack: withAppendedRows(carried.assignedStack, agent, joining),\n    unassigned: [\n      ...carried.unassigned,\n      ...displaced.map(([category, row]) => ({ skillId: row.id, agentName: agent, category })),\n    ],\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The decode, plus each installed sub-agent the payload assigns a skill this catalogue cannot place\n * and this installation still holds — each as installed.\n *\n * The decode carries a sub-agent in by the skills it places, so one whose only skill it skipped is\n * left out, and the destructive apply would remove it. That is the removal\n * {@link reconcileSharedConfig} refuses for the skill, for the same reason: the payload named this\n * sub-agent, so its absence is this catalogue's limit rather than an instruction. Put back before\n * the reconcile, it survives it, and the reconcile carries the kept skill's rows onto it.\n */\nexport function withUnplaceableAssignees(\n  decoded: WizardResultV2,\n  installed: ProjectConfig | null,\n  payload: SeedPayload,\n  unplaceable: ReadonlySet<string>,\n): WizardResultV2 {\n  if (!installed) return decoded;\n\n  const assigned = assigneesOfHeld(payload, installed, unplaceable);\n  const selected = new Set(decoded.selectedAgents);\n  const leftOutThoughAssigned = (agent: AgentScopeConfig): boolean =>\n    !agent.excluded && assigned.has(agent.name) && !selected.has(agent.name);\n\n  const assignees = installed.agents.filter(leftOutThoughAssigned);\n  if (assignees.length === 0) return decoded;\n\n  return {\n    ...decoded,\n    selectedAgents: [...decoded.selectedAgents, ...assignees.map((agent) => agent.name)],\n    agentConfigs: [...decoded.agentConfigs, ...assignees],\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * The sub-agents the payload assigns an unplaceable skill the installation holds, less any it\n * switches off — whose rows the decode ignores even for a skill it places.\n */\nfunction assigneesOfHeld(\n  payload: SeedPayload,\n  installed: ProjectConfig,\n  unplaceable: ReadonlySet<string>,\n): Set<string> {\n  const held = new Set<string>(\n    installed.skills.filter((skill) => !skill.excluded).map((skill) => skill.id),\n  );\n  const isHeldUnplaceable = ([id]: [string, SeedSkill]): boolean =>\n    unplaceable.has(id) && held.has(id);\n  const isNotSwitchedOff = (name: string): boolean => payload.agents[name]?.on !== false;\n\n  return new Set(\n    typedEntries<string, SeedSkill>(payload.skills)\n      .filter(isHeldUnplaceable)\n      .flatMap(([, skill]) => typedKeys<string>(skill.assignments))\n      .filter(isNotSwitchedOff),\n  );\n}\n\n/** The parts of the global installation's config a project run must leave as they are. */\nexport type InstalledGlobal = Pick<ProjectConfig, \"skills\" | \"agents\" | \"stack\">;\n\n/**\n * The global installation a run in `projectDir` inherits, as its own config states it — or `null`\n * when there is none.\n *\n * Read from the global config rather than from the rows a project's own file inlines: the global\n * config is what the gate writes and what every other registered project inherits, and an inlined\n * copy can be older than it. Through the project's own provider, because a project inherits only\n * from the global installation of its provider. Called only from a project — at the home directory\n * the run IS the global installation, and there is nothing to leave alone.\n */\nexport async function readInstalledGlobal(projectDir: string): Promise<InstalledGlobal | null> {\n  const loaded = await loadProjectConfigFromDir(os.homedir(), providerInUse(projectDir));\n  return loaded?.config ?? null;\n}\n\n/** Global entries a configuration names, by what a project run does with each. */\ntype GlobalEntries = { skillIds: SkillId[]; agentNames: AgentName[] };\n\n/** What a run from a project does with the global install above it: adds to it, and nothing else. */\nexport type HeldGlobal = {\n  /** The configuration, with every global entry the global install holds stated as it holds it. */\n  result: WizardResultV2;\n  /**\n   * The global entries the configuration names that the global install already holds. Its skills\n   * are skipped — neither installed nor given a row — and listed as skipped.\n   */\n  installed: GlobalEntries;\n  /**\n   * Of those, the ones the configuration states otherwise — a skill's install mode, a sub-agent's\n   * tuning, or rows other than the ones it ends up with — disclosed as kept as installed. From\n   * {@link restoreInstalledGlobal}, also every global skill and sub-agent the configuration leaves\n   * out.\n   */\n  keptAsInstalled: GlobalEntries;\n};\n\nconst NO_GLOBAL_ENTRIES: GlobalEntries = { skillIds: [], agentNames: [] };\n\n/**\n * Restates every global entry the configuration names that the global install already holds, as\n * the global install holds it: the skill's install mode, the sub-agent's tuning, and the rows\n * that sub-agent already has.\n *\n * From a project, `--from` only ADDS to the global install (owner ruling 2026-10-02). It is one\n * installation every project on the machine reads, and a run started in one of them is not a\n * decision about the rest — so an entry it already holds is not this run's to reinstall, retune or\n * reassign, however the configuration states it. Restated in the RESULT rather than excused at\n * the writer, for the reason {@link reconcileSharedConfig} gives: the result is what the diff, the\n * install steps and the writer all read, so an entry left as the payload stated it is one of them\n * acting on it.\n *\n * What the global install lacks arrives whole, and a skill's assignment is part of it: a new\n * global skill assigned to a global sub-agent the global install already holds adds its row to\n * that sub-agent, beside the rows it has (owner ruling, later on 2026-10-02). A skill the global\n * install already holds is skipped outright, so it brings no row with it either.\n *\n * `installed` is `null` where there is nothing to hold: at the home directory, where the run IS\n * the global install, and on a machine with none.\n */\nexport function holdInstalledGlobal(\n  decoded: WizardResultV2,\n  installed: InstalledGlobal | null,\n): HeldGlobal {\n  if (!installed) {\n    return { result: decoded, installed: NO_GLOBAL_ENTRIES, keptAsInstalled: NO_GLOBAL_ENTRIES };\n  }\n\n  const heldSkills = activeGlobalById(installed.skills, (skill) => skill.id);\n  const heldAgents = activeGlobalById(installed.agents, (agent) => agent.name);\n  const skills = pairWithHeld(decoded.skills, heldSkills, (skill) => skill.id);\n  const agents = pairWithHeld(decoded.agentConfigs, heldAgents, (agent) => agent.name);\n  const namedSkillIds = skills.map(({ named }) => named.id);\n  const namedAgentNames = agents.map(({ named }) => named.name);\n  const assignedStack =\n    decoded.assignedStack &&\n    withHeldRows(decoded.assignedStack, installed.stack, {\n      agentNames: namedAgentNames,\n      skippedSkillIds: new Set(namedSkillIds),\n    });\n\n  const restatesSkill = ({ named, held }: Held<SkillConfig>): boolean =>\n    named.origin === held.origin;\n  const restatesAgent = ({ named, held }: Held<AgentScopeConfig>): boolean =>\n    named.model === held.model &&\n    named.effort === held.effort &&\n    sameAssignments(decoded.assignedStack?.[named.name], assignedStack?.[named.name]);\n\n  return {\n    result: {\n      ...decoded,\n      skills: decoded.skills.map(asHeld(skills)),\n      agentConfigs: decoded.agentConfigs.map(asHeld(agents)),\n      ...(assignedStack !== undefined && { assignedStack }),\n    },\n    installed: { skillIds: namedSkillIds, agentNames: namedAgentNames },\n    keptAsInstalled: {\n      skillIds: skills.filter((pair) => !restatesSkill(pair)).map(({ named }) => named.id),\n      agentNames: agents.filter((pair) => !restatesAgent(pair)).map(({ named }) => named.name),\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * {@link holdInstalledGlobal}, plus every global entry the configuration leaves out, put back as\n * installed — what `edit --from` needs from a project.\n *\n * That apply is destructive: an installed entry absent from the result is removed, files and\n * all. The project's own entries are its to remove; the global install's are not, so they are put\n * back whole — skills, sub-agents and those sub-agents' rows — and the removal plan never holds\n * one. A global skill or sub-agent put back is one the configuration leaves out, so it is named as\n * kept.\n */\nexport function restoreInstalledGlobal(\n  decoded: WizardResultV2,\n  installed: InstalledGlobal | null,\n): HeldGlobal {\n  const held = holdInstalledGlobal(decoded, installed);\n  if (!installed) return held;\n\n  const omitted = omittedGlobal(held.result, installed);\n  const { skillIds, agentNames } = held.keptAsInstalled;\n  return {\n    ...held,\n    result: withOmittedGlobal(held.result, installed, omitted),\n    keptAsInstalled: {\n      skillIds: [...skillIds, ...omitted.skills.map((skill) => skill.id)],\n      agentNames: [...agentNames, ...omitted.agents.map((agent) => agent.name)],\n    },\n  };\n}\n\n/** A config roster's active global entries, by the key the result names them with. */\nfunction activeGlobalById<Entry extends SkillConfig | AgentScopeConfig, Key extends string>(\n  entries: Entry[],\n  keyOf: (entry: Entry) => Key,\n): Map<Key, Entry> {\n  return new Map(\n    entries.filter((entry) => isActiveAt(entry, \"global\")).map((entry) => [keyOf(entry), entry]),\n  );\n}\n\n/** A decoded global entry, beside the entry the global install already holds under its name. */\ntype Held<Entry> = { named: Entry; held: Entry };\n\n/** Each decoded entry as the global install holds it, where it names one; otherwise unchanged. */\nfunction asHeld<Entry>(pairs: Held<Entry>[]): (entry: Entry) => Entry {\n  const heldFor = new Map(pairs.map(({ named, held }) => [named, held]));\n  return (entry) => heldFor.get(entry) ?? entry;\n}\n\n/** The decoded entries that name, at global scope, one the global install already holds. */\nfunction pairWithHeld<Entry extends SkillConfig | AgentScopeConfig, Key extends string>(\n  decoded: Entry[],\n  heldByKey: ReadonlyMap<Key, Entry>,\n  keyOf: (entry: Entry) => Key,\n): Held<Entry>[] {\n  return decoded.flatMap((named) => {\n    const held = heldByKey.get(keyOf(named));\n    return held !== undefined && isActiveAt(named, \"global\") ? [{ named, held }] : [];\n  });\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether two sub-agent stacks hold the same skills under the same categories at the same load\n * state — the order rows were written in is not part of what a sub-agent loads.\n */\nexport function sameAssignments(\n  left: StackAgentConfig | undefined,\n  right: StackAgentConfig | undefined,\n): boolean {\n  return isDeepEqual(assignmentKeys(left), assignmentKeys(right));\n}\n\n/** One stack's rows as comparable strings, in a fixed order. */\nfunction assignmentKeys(agentStack: StackAgentConfig | undefined): string[] {\n  return typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentStack ?? {})\n    .flatMap(([category, assignments]) =>\n      assignments.map((row) => `${category}/${row.id}/${row.preloaded === true}`),\n    )\n    .sort();\n}\n\n/**\n * The payload's stack, with each named sub-agent's rows replaced by the ones it is installed\n * with — none, where the global install gives it none.\n */\nfunction withInstalledRows(\n  assigned: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n  installedStack: InstalledGlobal[\"stack\"],\n  agentNames: AgentName[],\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> {\n  return { ...omit(assigned, agentNames), ...pick(installedStack ?? {}, agentNames) };\n}\n\n/** The held sub-agents, and the skills whose rows stay out because the skill is skipped. */\ntype HeldRows = { agentNames: AgentName[]; skippedSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId> };\n\n/**\n * {@link withInstalledRows}, plus the configuration's rows on those sub-agents for the skills the\n * global install lacks — a skill arrives together with its assignment. A row the sub-agent\n * already has stays first and as it is, so what it loads now it still loads, in the same order.\n */\nfunction withHeldRows(\n  assigned: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n  installedStack: InstalledGlobal[\"stack\"],\n  held: HeldRows,\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> {\n  const asInstalled = withInstalledRows(assigned, installedStack, held.agentNames);\n\n  return held.agentNames.reduce(\n    (stack, agentName) =>\n      withAppendedRows(\n        stack,\n        agentName,\n        arrivingRows(assigned[agentName], stack[agentName], held.skippedSkillIds),\n      ),\n    asInstalled,\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The configuration's rows for one held sub-agent that bring something with them: a skill the\n * global install lacks, which that sub-agent does not already load, under a category with room for\n * it. A category that holds one skill, which the sub-agent already fills, keeps the skill it has —\n * the arriving one is installed without that row, rather than written as a second skill where the\n * config can hold only one.\n */\nfunction arrivingRows(\n  stated: StackAgentConfig | undefined,\n  installed: StackAgentConfig | undefined,\n  skippedSkillIds: ReadonlySet<SkillId>,\n): [Category, SkillAssignment][] {\n  const alreadyLoaded = new Set(rowIds(installed));\n  const filled = filledExclusiveCategories(installed);\n  const arrives = (category: Category, row: SkillAssignment): boolean =>\n    !skippedSkillIds.has(row.id) && !alreadyLoaded.has(row.id) && !filled.has(category);\n\n  return rowsWhere(stated, arrives);\n}\n\n/** One sub-agent's rows, as the skill ids they load. */\nfunction rowIds(agentStack: StackAgentConfig | undefined): SkillId[] {\n  return typedValues<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentStack ?? {}).flatMap((rows) =>\n    rows.map((row) => row.id),\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * The categories this sub-agent already fills that hold one skill at most — declared so by the\n * catalogue, because a category it does not declare is not exclusive (see `propagate.ts`).\n */\nfunction filledExclusiveCategories(agentStack: StackAgentConfig | undefined): Set<Category> {\n  const isExclusive = (category: Category): boolean =>\n    matrix.categories[category]?.exclusive === true;\n\n  return new Set(\n    typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentStack ?? {})\n      .filter(([category, rows]) => rows.length > 0 && isExclusive(category))\n      .map(([category]) => category),\n  );\n}\n\n/** The stack, with `added` appended to one sub-agent's rows — as it was where nothing is added. */\nfunction withAppendedRows(\n  stack: Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>>,\n  agentName: AgentName,\n  added: [Category, SkillAssignment][],\n): Partial<Record<AgentName, StackAgentConfig>> {\n  if (added.length === 0) return stack;\n  return { ...stack, [agentName]: appendRows(stack[agentName] ?? {}, added) };\n}\n\n/** The rows of one sub-agent's stack that pass `keep`, each beside the category it sits under. */\nfunction rowsWhere(\n  agentStack: StackAgentConfig | undefined,\n  keep: (category: Category, row: SkillAssignment) => boolean,\n): [Category, SkillAssignment][] {\n  return typedEntries<Category, SkillAssignment[]>(agentStack ?? {}).flatMap(([category, rows]) =>\n    rows\n      .filter((row) => keep(category, row))\n      .map((row): [Category, SkillAssignment] => [category, row]),\n  );\n}\n\n/** A sub-agent's stack with `added` appended, each row after those already under its category. */\nfunction appendRows(\n  agentStack: StackAgentConfig,\n  added: [Category, SkillAssignment][],\n): StackAgentConfig {\n  return added.reduce<StackAgentConfig>(\n    (rows, [category, row]) => ({ ...rows, [category]: [...(rows[category] ?? 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-{"version":3,"sources":["../src/cli/lib/seed/installation-payload.ts","../src/cli/lib/seed/config-to-seed.ts","../src/cli/lib/seed/publish-seed.ts"],"sourcesContent":["import os from \"os\";\nimport path from \"path\";\n\nimport {\n  configToSeedPayload,\n  isInstalled,\n  skillsItsMarketplaceLeavesBehind,\n} from \"./config-to-seed.js\";\nimport { readCarriedSkills } from \"./external-skills.js\";\nimport { EJECT_SOURCE } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { withoutExcludedAssignments } from \"../agents/agent-recompiler.js\";\nimport { loadProjectConfig, loadProjectConfigFromDir } from \"../configuration/project-config.js\";\nimport { activeAgentScopeMap, activeSkillScopeMap } from \"../configuration/scope-predicates.js\";\nimport { getProjectConfigPath, resolveInstallPaths } from \"../installation/install-base-dir.js\";\nimport { readForkedFromMetadata } from \"../skills/skill-metadata.js\";\nimport { getErrorMessage } from \"../../utils/errors.js\";\nimport { directoryExists } from \"../../utils/fs.js\";\nimport { ERROR_MESSAGES } from \"../../utils/messages.js\";\nimport { typedEntries } from \"../../utils/typed-object.js\";\n\nimport type { ContentReading, OwnedSkillDir } from \"./external-skills.js\";\nimport type { LoadedProjectConfig } from \"../configuration/project-config.js\";\nimport type { AgentScopeConfig, ProjectConfig, SkillConfig, SkillId } from \"../../types/index.js\";\nimport type { SeedPayload } from \"@workspace/matrix/seed\";\n\n/**\n * A payload ready to post, and what it will install — counted the way the sharer's own screens\n * count it, off the payload rather than off the config, so what a caller announces and what it\n * posts cannot disagree.\n *\n * `leftBehind` names the skills the payload carries that the one marketplace it names does not\n * serve: they travel, and an install anywhere else skips them. Empty for an installation read\n * from a single marketplace.\n */\nexport type InstallationPayload =\n  | { ok: true; payload: SeedPayload; skills: number; agents: number; leftBehind: SkillId[] }\n  | { ok: false; error: string };\n\n/**\n * The config to map, or the sentence explaining why there is none to map.\n *\n * `inheritedFrom` is the global configuration a project's own config inherits from, and absent\n * when the config read is the global one already.\n */\ntype InstalledConfig =\n  | { ok: true; config: ProjectConfig; inheritedFrom: ProjectConfig | undefined }\n  | { ok: false; error: string };\n\n/** The mapped payload, or every line naming something the contract cannot carry. */\ntype MappedPayload = { ok: true; payload: SeedPayload } | { ok: false; error: string };\n\n/** The installation as the round trip sees it: what it owns, and what it has to carry with it. */\ntype RoundTrip = { config: ProjectConfig; content: ContentReading };\n\n/**\n * What the round trip makes of one installed entry: whether it travels at all, and whether its\n * bytes travel with it.\n */\ntype SkillJudgement = { skill: SkillConfig; owned: boolean; carried: OwnedSkillDir | null };\n\n/**\n * Read, map, refuse — everything that can fail locally, failing before anybody spends a write.\n *\n * Shared by the two commands that mint an id for what is installed here: `share`, which reports\n * the id, and `edit --ui`, which opens it. They are one operation with two endings, and this is\n * the half that has to be identical — two spellings of \"the installation in this directory\"\n * would mint two different ids for one project, and only one of them would be true.\n *\n * Every failure is a message rather than a throw, because nothing has been written by the time\n * it runs: the caller's only job is to explain, and both callers explain the same way.\n */\nexport async function seedPayloadForInstallation(projectDir: string): Promise<InstallationPayload> {\n  const installed = await readInstalledConfig(projectDir);\n  if (!installed.ok) return installed;\n\n  const roundTrip = await readRoundTrip(installed.config, projectDir);\n  const mapped = mapOrRefuse(roundTrip, installed.inheritedFrom);\n  if (!mapped.ok) return mapped;\n\n  const { payload } = mapped;\n  const skills = Object.keys(payload.skills).length;\n  const agents = Object.keys(payload.agents).length;\n\n  // The same guard `init --from` applies on arrival, applied here before the write instead of\n  // there after it. A sub-agent is installable on its own — it has front-matter, a prompt and a\n  // compiled file without owning a single skill — so only a configuration with neither skills\n  // nor sub-agents is nothing to carry.\n  if (skills === 0 && agents === 0) return { ok: false, error: ERROR_MESSAGES.NO_INSTALLATION };\n\n  const leftBehind = skillsItsMarketplaceLeavesBehind(roundTrip.config, payload);\n  return { ok: true, payload, skills, agents, leftBehind };\n}\n\n/**\n * The installation this directory has: its own configuration, or the global one it inherits.\n *\n * That is the config every other command reads here, and its skills and sub-agents are those of\n * BOTH scopes with each entry's own scope on it — which is exactly what the wire keys by. Its\n * `stack` is not: see {@link withInheritedCuration}, which is what makes a payload minted from a\n * project describe the whole of what is installed for it rather than half of it.\n *\n * A config file that exists but cannot be loaded is a fault, not an absence, so its own message\n * is reported rather than read as \"not installed\" — HOME's included, because minting without\n * the rows it holds would mint the thinner configuration this module refuses to.\n */\nasync function readInstalledConfig(projectDir: string): Promise<InstalledConfig> {\n  try {\n    const loaded = await loadProjectConfig(projectDir);\n    if (!loaded) return { ok: false, error: ERROR_MESSAGES.NO_INSTALLATION };\n    const inheritedFrom = await readInheritedConfig(loaded);\n    return { ok: true, config: withInheritedCuration(loaded.config, inheritedFrom), inheritedFrom };\n  } catch (error) {\n    return { ok: false, error: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The global configuration a project's own config inherits from — the SAME provider's, since each\n * provider inherits only within itself. None when the config read is the global one already.\n */\nasync function readInheritedConfig(\n  loaded: LoadedProjectConfig,\n): Promise<ProjectConfig | undefined> {\n  if (isGlobalConfig(loaded)) return undefined;\n\n  const home = await loadProjectConfigFromDir(os.homedir(), loaded.provider);\n  return home?.config;\n}\n\n/** Whether the config read is the global one: at `$HOME`, or in a directory without its own. */\nfunction isGlobalConfig(loaded: LoadedProjectConfig): boolean {\n  return loaded.configPath === getProjectConfigPath(os.homedir(), loaded.provider);\n}\n\n/**\n * The project's configuration with the rows of the sub-agents it inherits, read from the file that\n * compiles them.\n *\n * A project's file inlines the global skills and sub-agents but keeps rows for its own sub-agents\n * only: a global sub-agent is compiled from the global config, so its row is written there alone\n * (`partitionInlinedConfigEntries` in `@workspace/compile`). Read by itself, the project file hands\n * every inherited sub-agent to the mapping with no row, and the id it mints installs them bare.\n *\n * The global config's row for an inherited sub-agent wins over one the project file holds, which\n * only a hand edit puts there: the global config is the one that compiles that sub-agent.\n */\nfunction withInheritedCuration(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  inheritedFrom: ProjectConfig | undefined,\n): ProjectConfig {\n  if (inheritedFrom?.stack === undefined) return config;\n\n  return { ...config, stack: { ...config.stack, ...inheritedRows(config, inheritedFrom.stack) } };\n}\n\n/**\n * The global config's rows for the sub-agents this project inherits, each narrowed to the skills\n * it inherits too — read through the scopes the mapping itself reads, so no row taken here can\n * land on a sub-agent or skill the payload carries at project scope.\n *\n * A sub-agent or skill the project masks with a half of its own is the project's here, and the\n * global row naming it describes an install this project does not use: on the project's own\n * sub-agent it would hand over another agent's load, and on a project skill it would ask a global\n * sub-agent for a pair the wire cannot carry, refusing a share that never named it.\n */\nfunction inheritedRows(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  globalStack: NonNullable<ProjectConfig[\"stack\"]>,\n): NonNullable<ProjectConfig[\"stack\"]> {\n  const agents = inheritedAgents(config.agents);\n  const rows = Object.fromEntries(typedEntries(globalStack).filter(([agent]) => agents.has(agent)));\n  return withoutExcludedAssignments(rows, skillsNotInherited(config.skills));\n}\n\n/** The sub-agents this project takes from the global config: those resting at global scope here. */\nfunction inheritedAgents(agents: AgentScopeConfig[]): Set<string> {\n  const scopes = activeAgentScopeMap(agents);\n  return new Set(agents.map((agent) => agent.name).filter((name) => scopes.get(name) === \"global\"));\n}\n\n/**\n * The skills this project names but does not take from the global config: its own, and the global\n * installs it masks.\n */\nfunction skillsNotInherited(skills: SkillConfig[]): Set<SkillId> {\n  const scopes = activeSkillScopeMap(skills);\n  return new Set(skills.map((skill) => skill.id).filter((id) => scopes.get(id) !== \"global\"));\n}\n\n/**\n * The installation minus what the round trip does not own, plus the content it has to take along.\n *\n * `forkedFrom` decides ownership, and the round trip leaves what it does not own alone. The CLI\n * stamps that key into every skill directory it writes — an ejected catalogue skill, and a skill\n * a payload carried inline — while a skill the user wrote by hand into `.claude/skills/` carries\n * none. So absence of the key is not the whole answer and provenance is: what the CLI put there\n * says so on disk, and what a person put there says nothing because nothing forked it.\n *\n * A user-authored skill is therefore neither carried nor refused — it is simply outside the\n * round trip, and nothing about leaving it home is lossy because it was never in scope. Dropping\n * it here rather than in a command is what keeps `share` and `edit --ui`, which mint an id from\n * the same directory, from disagreeing about a single project.\n *\n * The stack rows naming a dropped skill go with it: `configToSeedPayload` keys assignments by\n * the skills it carries, so a row whose skill is gone is gone too.\n *\n * One walk answers both questions, because they are asked of the same file: whether the CLI put\n * this directory here, and — for the one kind of skill no catalogue can resolve — where its bytes\n * came from, so they can travel a second time.\n */\nasync function readRoundTrip(config: ProjectConfig, projectDir: string): Promise<RoundTrip> {\n  const owned = (await judgeSkills(config, projectDir)).filter((entry) => entry.owned);\n\n  return {\n    config: { ...config, skills: owned.map((entry) => entry.skill) },\n    content: await readCarriedSkills(owned.flatMap((entry) => entry.carried ?? [])),\n  };\n}\n\n/** Every installed entry, judged. One walk of the disk, whichever half of the trip is asking. */\nfunction judgeSkills(config: ProjectConfig, projectDir: string): Promise<SkillJudgement[]> {\n  return Promise.all(config.skills.map((skill) => judgeSkill(skill, projectDir)));\n}\n\n/**\n * The installed skills the round trip does NOT own — the user's own work, sitting in\n * `.claude/skills/` with no `forkedFrom` to say the CLI put it there.\n *\n * The producer already drops these on the way out, so no payload minted here ever named one.\n * This is the same judgement read by the other half: `edit --from` applies a payload\n * destructively, and a payload that made no statement about a skill cannot be read as an\n * instruction to delete it. Both halves ask {@link judgeSkill}, so \"outside the round trip\" has\n * one definition and cannot come to mean two things on one machine.\n */\nexport async function skillsAuthoredHere(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  projectDir: string,\n): Promise<Set<SkillId>> {\n  const judged = await judgeSkills(config, projectDir);\n  return new Set(judged.filter((entry) => !entry.owned).map((entry) => entry.skill.id));\n}\n\n/** The entry travels and no directory is read for it: a row naming an id is the whole of it. */\nfunction travelsAsAnId(skill: SkillConfig): SkillJudgement {\n  return { skill, owned: true, carried: null };\n}\n\n/**\n * How one installed entry answers to the round trip — asked of the disk, offline, exactly as\n * `uninstall` asks it before removing anything.\n *\n * Only a directory that EXISTS and carries no provenance is somebody's own work, and that is the\n * one thing this excludes; each guard below says why the case above it never gets that far.\n */\nasync function judgeSkill(skill: SkillConfig, projectDir: string): Promise<SkillJudgement> {\n  // A marketplace skill has no local directory to hold provenance and needs none: the marketplace\n  // is what installs it again.\n  if (skill.origin !== EJECT_SOURCE) return travelsAsAnId(skill);\n  // A tombstone is a statement about something that is NOT installed here, so there are no bytes\n  // of it to carry — and a refusal raised over them would refuse a share for a skill it is not\n  // sharing.\n  if (!isInstalled(skill)) return travelsAsAnId(skill);\n\n  const skillsDir = resolveInstallPaths(projectDir, skill.scope).skillsDir;\n  const skillDir = path.join(skillsDir, skill.id);\n  // A configuration recording an install that is not there is evidence of nothing rather than\n  // evidence of authorship, so it travels as the configuration records it.\n  if (!(await directoryExists(skillDir))) return travelsAsAnId(skill);\n\n  const provenance = await readForkedFromMetadata(skillDir);\n  if (provenance === null) return { skill, owned: false, carried: null };\n\n  return { skill, owned: true, carried: { id: skill.id, skillDir, provenance } };\n}\n\n/**\n * The mapping, with its refusals turned into this module's own currency.\n *\n * `configToSeedPayload` throws, and what it throws is a list: every line names something this\n * installation has that a shared configuration cannot say. That is a message for the user, not a\n * fault to propagate — the alternative is worse than a failed command, because a payload quietly\n * missing what it could not say still mints an id, and that id installs a configuration nobody\n * chose.\n */\nfunction mapOrRefuse(\n  { config, content }: RoundTrip,\n  inheritedFrom: ProjectConfig | undefined,\n): MappedPayload {\n  try {\n    return { ok: true, payload: configToSeedPayload(config, content, inheritedFrom) };\n  } catch (error) {\n    return { ok: false, error: getErrorMessage(error) };\n  }\n}\n","import { MATRIX_VERSION } from \"@workspace/matrix\";\nimport {\n  SEED_VERSION,\n  installableSeedPayloadSchema,\n  seedModelSchema,\n} from \"@workspace/matrix/seed\";\n\nimport { DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME, EJECT_SOURCE } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { isScopePairCompatible } from \"../configuration/config-generator.js\";\nimport { typedEntries, typedValues } from \"../../utils/typed-object.js\";\n\nimport type { ContentReading } from \"./external-skills.js\";\nimport type {\n  AgentScopeConfig,\n  ProjectConfig,\n  SkillConfig,\n  SkillScope,\n} from \"../../types/config.js\";\nimport type { ModelName } from \"../../types/matrix.js\";\nimport type { SkillId } from \"../../types/skills.js\";\nimport type {\n  SeedAgent,\n  SeedLoadState,\n  SeedModel,\n  SeedPayload,\n  SeedSkill,\n} from \"@workspace/matrix/seed\";\n\n/** Sub-agent name -> load state for one skill: the shape the wire keys by skill. */\ntype SeedAssignments = Record<string, SeedLoadState>;\n\n/** What one walk of `config.stack` yields: the wire's assignments, and the rows that cannot be one. */\ntype StackReading = {\n  assignments: Map<SkillId, SeedAssignments>;\n  /** Pairs the config model has nowhere to write, worded for the refusal. */\n  unwritable: string[];\n};\n\n/**\n * An installed entry. An excluded one is a tombstone — a statement about something that is NOT\n * installed here — and presence is selection on the wire, so it has nothing to say. Nothing is\n * lost by leaving it home either: `init --from` installs into a clean setup, where there is no\n * global install for a tombstone to mask.\n *\n * Exported because the reader that gathers what an installation CARRIES has to agree with the\n * mapper about what it installs: content read for an entry this payload will not name is content\n * paid for by nobody, and a refusal raised over it would refuse a share for a skill it is not\n * sharing.\n */\nexport function isInstalled(entry: { excluded?: boolean }): boolean {\n  return !entry.excluded;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether a skill from this origin obliges the payload to name a marketplace.\n *\n * Two do not. An ejected copy travels with the project, and the default public catalogue is what\n * an absent ref already means — so neither puts a ref on the wire, and two identical selections\n * cannot mint two different ids over one.\n */\nfunction needsMarketplaceNamed(origin: string): boolean {\n  return origin !== EJECT_SOURCE && origin !== DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME;\n}\n\n/**\n * Asked of the contract's own enum rather than spelled out here, so widening `MODEL_NAMES`\n * without widening the wire cannot slip past as a silently dropped pin.\n */\nfunction isSeedModel(model: ModelName): model is SeedModel {\n  return seedModelSchema.safeParse(model).success;\n}\n\n/** The wire spells as an enum what a stack entry spells as a boolean, and an absent flag is lazy. */\nfunction seedLoadState(preloaded: boolean | undefined): SeedLoadState {\n  return preloaded === true ? \"preloaded\" : \"lazy\";\n}\n\nfunction unnameableOriginMessage(skill: SkillConfig): string {\n  return `${skill.id} comes from the marketplace '${skill.origin}', and this installation does not record where that marketplace is fetched from`;\n}\n\nfunction unnameableModelMessage(agent: AgentScopeConfig[\"name\"], model: ModelName): string {\n  return `${agent} pins model '${model}', which this contract has no word for — leaving it out would say \"keep the sub-agent's own metadata\", which is a different instruction`;\n}\n\nfunction unwritablePairMessage(skillId: SkillId, agent: string): string {\n  return `${skillId} -> ${agent}: a project-scoped skill never reaches a sub-agent that rests at global scope`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Names everything the contract cannot carry at once, not one thing at a time: a sharer who fixes\n * one only to be refused for the next learns nothing the first message could not have told them.\n *\n * The refusal exists because the alternative is worse than a failed command. A payload quietly\n * missing what it could not say still mints an id, and that id installs a configuration nobody\n * chose — with nothing on either side saying so.\n */\nfunction unshareableConfigError(unshareable: string[]): string {\n  return [\n    \"This installation cannot be shared as it stands — a shared configuration has no way to carry:\",\n    ...unshareable.map((line) => `  ${line}`),\n    \"Sharing it anyway would mint an id that installs something else.\",\n  ].join(\"\\n\");\n}\n\n/** The ref a payload has to carry, and the skills no ref this config holds can account for. */\ntype MarketplaceReading = {\n  ref: string | undefined;\n  unnameable: string[];\n};\n\n/** Where a configuration fetches its marketplace from, and the name that joins it to skills. */\ntype MarketplaceRecord = Pick<ProjectConfig, \"marketplace\" | \"marketplaceName\">;\n\n/**\n * Whether `record` is the marketplace `skill` came from, and says where it is fetched from. No\n * record, as for a configuration that inherits from none, records nothing.\n *\n * A skill's `origin` is a marketplace's NAME, `marketplace` is the ref it was fetched from, and\n * `marketplaceName` is what joins them — the name the install read out of that repository's own\n * manifest. Without both halves agreeing, the ref would send the receiver to a repository that\n * never served this skill, which is the same silent swap under a different spelling.\n */\nfunction isRecordedMarketplace(record: MarketplaceRecord | undefined, skill: SkillConfig): boolean {\n  return record?.marketplace !== undefined && skill.origin === record.marketplaceName;\n}\n\n/**\n * Which marketplace the payload names, decided by the skills that oblige it to name one.\n *\n * A payload names ONE marketplace, and it is this configuration's own whenever a skill shared here\n * comes from it. A project under a global installation from another marketplace carries that\n * one's skills too: they travel, the receiver loading this ref alone leaves them behind, and\n * {@link skillsItsMarketplaceLeavesBehind} names them for the sharer. Only a skill whose\n * marketplace neither configuration records is refused — no payload could ever name where it is.\n */\nfunction readMarketplace(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  skills: SkillConfig[],\n  inheritedFrom: MarketplaceRecord | undefined,\n): MarketplaceReading {\n  const served = skills.filter((skill) => needsMarketplaceNamed(skill.origin));\n  const unaccounted = served.filter(\n    (skill) =>\n      !isRecordedMarketplace(config, skill) && !isRecordedMarketplace(inheritedFrom, skill),\n  );\n  if (unaccounted.length > 0) {\n    return { ref: undefined, unnameable: unaccounted.map(unnameableOriginMessage) };\n  }\n\n  const servesItsOwn = served.some((skill) => isRecordedMarketplace(config, skill));\n  return { ref: servesItsOwn ? config.marketplace : undefined, unnameable: [] };\n}\n\n/**\n * The plugin skills `payload` carries that the marketplace it names does not serve.\n *\n * An install reads the one marketplace a payload names — the public catalogue when it names none —\n * so a plugin from any other is skipped wherever the id is installed. That is a stopgap rather\n * than a refusal: the id still installs everything else, and the sharer is told which skills it\n * leaves behind. An ejected copy is not a plugin and is not asked about here.\n */\nexport function skillsItsMarketplaceLeavesBehind(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  payload: SeedPayload,\n): SkillId[] {\n  const namedMarketplace =\n    payload.marketplace === undefined ? DEFAULT_PUBLIC_SOURCE_NAME : config.marketplaceName;\n  const isPluginFromElsewhere = (skill: SkillConfig): boolean =>\n    skill.origin !== EJECT_SOURCE && skill.origin !== namedMarketplace;\n\n  return config.skills\n    .filter(isInstalled)\n    .filter(isPluginFromElsewhere)\n    .map((skill) => skill.id);\n}\n\nfunction unnameableModels(agents: AgentScopeConfig[]): string[] {\n  return agents.flatMap((agent) =>\n    agent.model !== undefined && !isSeedModel(agent.model)\n      ? [unnameableModelMessage(agent.name, agent.model)]\n      : [],\n  );\n}\n\n/**\n * Turns `config.stack` inside out: it is keyed by sub-agent and this contract is keyed by skill.\n *\n * Rows naming a sub-agent or a skill this configuration does not install are dropped rather than\n * refused, because they are already no part of what is installed — `compile` warns about exactly\n * those and leaves them out of the agents it writes, so carrying them would share more than this\n * project has.\n *\n * A row the config model cannot write is the opposite case and is collected for the refusal: the\n * decoder turns the same pair away on the way back in, so minting it would produce an id that\n * cannot be installed.\n */\nfunction readStack(\n  stack: ProjectConfig[\"stack\"],\n  skillScopes: Map<SkillId, SkillScope>,\n  agentScopes: Map<string, SkillScope>,\n): StackReading {\n  const assignments = new Map<SkillId, SeedAssignments>();\n  const unwritable: string[] = [];\n\n  for (const [agent, agentStack] of typedEntries(stack ?? {})) {\n    const agentScope = agentScopes.get(agent);\n    if (agentScope === undefined) continue;\n\n    for (const { id, preloaded } of typedValues(agentStack).flat()) {\n      const skillScope = skillScopes.get(id);\n      if (skillScope === undefined) continue;\n\n      if (!isScopePairCompatible(skillScope, agentScope)) {\n        unwritable.push(unwritablePairMessage(id, agent));\n        continue;\n      }\n\n      const forSkill = assignments.get(id) ?? {};\n      forSkill[agent] = seedLoadState(preloaded);\n      assignments.set(id, forSkill);\n    }\n  }\n\n  return { assignments, unwritable };\n}\n\nfunction toSeedSkill(skill: SkillConfig, assignments: SeedAssignments | undefined): SeedSkill {\n  return {\n    // \"eject\" is the project's own copy; anything else is a plugin the marketplace serves, and\n    // which marketplace that is has already had to be one the envelope's ref accounts for.\n    install: skill.origin === EJECT_SOURCE ? \"eject\" : \"plugin\",\n    scope: skill.scope,\n    assignments: assignments ?? {},\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * A sub-agent's own row, and it always says `on`.\n *\n * The web app pins `on` only where a person did, because there an agent switched on by its rows is\n * already implied by them. An installed config is not an inference — every sub-agent it names was\n * chosen and has a compiled file on disk — so saying so outright is what carries the one that owns\n * no skill, which is the only thing the agents map can do that assignments cannot.\n */\nfunction toSeedAgent(agent: AgentScopeConfig): SeedAgent {\n  return {\n    on: true,\n    scope: agent.scope,\n    ...(agent.model !== undefined && isSeedModel(agent.model) && { model: agent.model }),\n    ...(agent.effort !== undefined && { effort: agent.effort }),\n  };\n}\n\n/**\n * Turns the installation this directory records into the payload the config store holds, so the\n * CLI can mint an id rather than only consume one.\n *\n * The inverse of `seedToWizardResult` in `seed-to-wizard.ts`, and held to it: a\n * payload minted here and decoded there has to describe the same install. That is why the scope\n * of every skill and sub-agent travels per entry rather than being implied, why the whole stack\n * is carried as per-`(skill, sub-agent)` assignments, and why nothing here leans on a wire default\n * the decoder would have to guess back.\n *\n * What it will not do is share a thinner configuration than the one installed. Anything the\n * contract cannot state is refused by name — see {@link unshareableConfigError} — because the\n * failure mode of the alternative is an id that silently installs something else.\n *\n * `stackId` is always null. A saved config records a stack's expansion and never the id it came\n * from, and the assignments above carry that expansion in full; naming an id this module invented\n * would make the receiver overlay a stack's own preload flags over the curation being shared.\n *\n * `description` is what a resolvable id would have supplied that the assignments do not, so it is\n * carried directly instead. That is the whole of the trade: the sentence travels, the roster the id\n * would have dragged behind it does not.\n *\n * `marketplace` is the one field carried for the payload rather than for an entry, because the\n * receiver loads one catalogue before it reads a single skill row — see {@link readMarketplace}.\n *\n * `carried` arrives as an argument because it is read off disk and this mapping touches none:\n * every id above is resolved by the receiver against a catalogue it already has, and the entries\n * in `carried` are the ones that answer to no catalogue in either direction. Stated rather than\n * defaulted, because a producer that forgot the content is exactly the defect this closed.\n *\n * `inheritedFrom` is the global configuration a project's own inherits from, absent when `config`\n * is the global one. It is read for one thing: the marketplace the inherited skills came from,\n * which this configuration does not record but the global one does.\n */\nexport function configToSeedPayload(\n  config: ProjectConfig,\n  carried: ContentReading,\n  inheritedFrom?: MarketplaceRecord,\n): SeedPayload {\n  const skills = config.skills.filter(isInstalled);\n  const agents = config.agents.filter(isInstalled);\n  const skillScopes = new Map(skills.map((skill) => [skill.id, skill.scope]));\n  const agentScopes = new Map<string, SkillScope>(agents.map((agent) => [agent.name, agent.scope]));\n\n  const { assignments, unwritable } = readStack(config.stack, skillScopes, agentScopes);\n  const marketplace = readMarketplace(config, skills, inheritedFrom);\n\n  const unshareable = [\n    ...marketplace.unnameable,\n    ...unnameableModels(agents),\n    ...unwritable,\n    ...carried.uncarryable,\n  ];\n  if (unshareable.length > 0) throw new Error(unshareableConfigError(unshareable));\n\n  // Parsed rather than merely assembled, exactly as the web app's encoder is: it makes \"the JSON\n  // the store will hold\" literal, and it is the one gate that catches a field whose values have\n  // drifted out of the wire's enums since this module last named them.\n  //\n  // The INSTALLABLE half of the contract, which is the schema the store's POST route declares —\n  // the lenient one exists for READING links already out in the world, and this module only ever\n  // mints. It refuses nothing the refusal above permits, and that is the point: it is the belt\n  // over those braces, so the day this module's own rule and the wire's disagree, the mint fails\n  // loudly here instead of minting an id that cannot be installed.\n  return installableSeedPayloadSchema.parse({\n    v: SEED_VERSION,\n    matrixVersion: MATRIX_VERSION,\n    stackId: null,\n    // Absent rather than empty, for the reason the marketplace ref is: an id is the hash of its\n    // body, so a key meaning what its absence already means would remint every ordinary payload.\n    ...(config.description !== undefined && { description: config.description }),\n    ...(marketplace.ref !== undefined && { marketplace: marketplace.ref }),\n    skills: Object.fromEntries(\n      skills.map((skill) => [skill.id, toSeedSkill(skill, assignments.get(skill.id))]),\n    ),\n    // Absent rather than empty, for the reason the marketplace ref is: an id is the hash of its\n    // body, so a key meaning what its absence already means would remint every ordinary payload.\n    ...(Object.keys(carried.external).length > 0 && { external: carried.external }),\n    agents: Object.fromEntries(agents.map((agent) => [agent.name, toSeedAgent(agent)])),\n  });\n}\n","import { STATUS_CODES } from \"node:http\";\n\nimport { z } from \"zod\";\n\nimport { SEED_API_URL, SEED_USER_AGENT } from \"./fetch-seed.js\";\nimport { CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND } from \"../../consts.js\";\nimport { truncateText } from \"../../utils/string.js\";\n\nimport type { SeedPayload } from \"@workspace/matrix/seed\";\n\n/**\n * The store answers a stored configuration with its content-addressed id and nothing else.\n * Revalidated rather than read off the response type, because that type describes the worker this\n * CLI was built against and what answers is whatever is deployed.\n */\nconst mintedSchema = z.object({ id: z.string().min(1) });\n\n/**\n * The envelope a refused POST arrives in.\n *\n * `apps/server` registers no `defaultHook` and its own hook narrows only the seed-version case,\n * so every other refused body falls through to `@hono/zod-validator`, which answers\n * `c.json(result, 400)` — the whole `safeParse` result. A `ZodError` has no own enumerable fields\n * beyond `name` and `message`, so `{ success: false, error: { name, message } }` is what crosses\n * the wire. Only that string is read here; everything else is shape to match against.\n */\nconst refusalSchema = z.object({ error: z.object({ message: z.string() }) });\n\n/**\n * What that string really is, which is the part worth knowing: Zod renders its ISSUES into\n * `message` as a JSON document, so the field named `message` is not something to show a person.\n * The sentences the store's own schema wrote are one level further in, and reading them back out\n * is the whole difference between a bare `HTTP 400` and a refusal that names what is wrong.\n */\nconst refusedIssuesSchema = z\n  .array(\n    z.object({\n      path: z.array(z.union([z.string(), z.number()])),\n      message: z.string().min(1),\n    }),\n  )\n  .min(1);\n\n/**\n * How much of the store's account of a refusal to quote back.\n *\n * The refusal it really writes is one sentence naming a skill and a sub-agent — around 150\n * characters — so this holds that whole, and a second beside it. Past that a body has stopped\n * being an explanation, and a store replaced by a proxy, a captive portal or something worse must\n * not get to paint the terminal. The same reasoning as `EXCERPT` in `read-piped-payload.ts`, at\n * the length this quote needs: that one bounds unreadable bytes shown so a user recognises them,\n * where this one bounds prose the user has to be able to finish reading.\n *\n * ONE budget for both shapes this route answers in, rather than one apiece, because a budget is a\n * measurement of a ROUTE and both are `POST /configs`. The plain-text refusals it writes are far\n * shorter than a list of schema issues — the longest is `Could not store this config` — so the\n * number sized on the longer shape holds the shorter one with room to spare. `fetch-seed.ts` sets\n * 120 for its own route and neither number travels between them; see the 2026-09-01 finding on\n * quoting a refusal's body.\n */\nconst EXPLANATION_BUDGET = 300;\n\n/** The content type the store's own sentences arrive as — the only one worth reading as prose. */\nconst QUOTABLE_TYPE = \"text/plain\";\n\n/** The status the store spends on a payload naming a version of the contract it does not serve. */\nconst CONTRACT_MISMATCH = 409;\n\n/**\n * What a 409 means from a terminal, said in the CLI's own words rather than the store's.\n *\n * This is the one refusal whose entire purpose is naming a remedy, and the store's body names one\n * a terminal cannot carry out: `refuseAnotherSeedVersion` in `apps/server/src/index.ts` answers\n * `Reload the page: ...`, written for the caller that refusal was designed around — a browser tab\n * minting from a bundle older than the last deploy, for which one reload really is the whole fix.\n * There is no page here. Quoting it would be worse than the bare status it replaced, because the\n * bare status at least does not send the reader somewhere that does not exist.\n *\n * The fact underneath is the same one, and from a terminal it is actionable: `SEED_VERSION` is a\n * `z.literal` imported from `@workspace/matrix/seed` and bundled into this binary, so the version\n * written here travels INSIDE the CLI. Nothing about the configuration, the directory it was read\n * from or the pipe it arrived on can change it, and a newer CLI is the only thing that can.\n *\n * It cannot be the payload's fault by either door: `read-piped-payload.ts` validates a piped\n * configuration against `installableSeedPayloadSchema` before this runs, and `config-to-seed.ts`\n * writes `SEED_VERSION` into one it builds — so a `v` this CLI does not itself name never reaches\n * the wire, and a 409 can only be the two ends disagreeing.\n *\n * It names no sub-command, which is deliberate twice over. `publishSeedConfig` is called by both\n * `share` and `edit --ui`, so there is no one command to re-run; and an invocation written after\n * `@latest` is invisible to `handed-out-invocations.ts`, whose reader matches\n * `${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND}` followed by a SPACE — so naming one here would hand out a command the\n * gate that runs every handed-out command could not see.\n */\nconst OUT_OF_DATE_AGAINST_STORE =\n  `This CLI is out of date against the configuration store: it writes a version of the sharing ` +\n  `contract the store does not serve, and that version travels inside the CLI rather than with ` +\n  `the configuration. Re-run this command through '${CLI_INVOKE_COMMAND}@latest'.`;\n\nexport type PublishSeedResult = { ok: true; id: string } | { ok: false; error: string };\n\n/**\n * Stores a configuration and returns the id it was given.\n *\n * The outbound half of the boundary `fetchSeedConfig` in `fetch-seed.ts` owns the inbound half\n * of, and it keeps the same posture: every failure is a message rather than a throw.\n * Nothing local has been written by the time this runs, so there is nothing to roll back and the\n * caller's only job is to explain.\n *\n * The id is the payload's own hash, so re-sharing an unchanged configuration returns the id it\n * had — the store spends no write, and a caller can share as often as it likes.\n */\nexport async function publishSeedConfig(payload: SeedPayload): Promise<PublishSeedResult> {\n  const url = `${SEED_API_URL}/configs`;\n\n  let response: Response;\n  try {\n    response = await fetch(url, {\n      method: \"POST\",\n      headers: {\n        accept: \"application/json\",\n        \"content-type\": \"application/json\",\n        // The same signal the fetch half sends: it is the only thing that tells the store a\n        // configuration came from the CLI rather than from a browser.\n        \"user-agent\": SEED_USER_AGENT,\n      },\n      body: JSON.stringify(payload),\n    });\n  } catch {\n    return { ok: false, error: `Could not reach ${SEED_API_URL} — check your connection.` };\n  }\n\n  if (!response.ok) return { ok: false, error: await refusalMessage(response) };\n\n  let body: unknown;\n  try {\n    body = await response.json();\n  } catch {\n    return { ok: false, error: \"The configuration store returned something that is not JSON.\" };\n  }\n\n  const minted = mintedSchema.safeParse(body);\n  if (!minted.success) {\n    // Reporting success here would print an id nobody can install and tell the user to use it.\n    return { ok: false, error: \"The configuration store did not return an id for this share.\" };\n  }\n\n  return { ok: true, id: minted.data.id };\n}\n\n/**\n * A refusal, carrying the store's own account of it wherever there is one to have.\n *\n * The status is never given up, because it is the only thing that separates a bad payload (400)\n * from a stale contract (409), a body over the cap (413), a rate limit (429) and a store that\n * refused the write (503). What it cannot do is say WHY a payload was bad, and the store already\n * knows: a refused POST answers with the issues its own schema raised, in plain English, naming\n * the skill and the sub-agent. Discarding that cost a real user a debugging session for a fault\n * the store had already described.\n *\n * Read for every status rather than for 400 alone — except the one status whose body is answering\n * somebody else. Which statuses carry which shape is the deployed worker's business, so both\n * shapes are tried against every body, and one that is neither degrades to the status anyway.\n */\nasync function refusalMessage(response: Response): Promise<string> {\n  const refused = `Sharing this configuration failed (HTTP ${response.status}).`;\n\n  // Branched on the status rather than on the body, because the status is the whole of the fact:\n  // what a 409 says is that the two ends name different contract versions, and no body the store\n  // could send makes that any more actionable from a terminal than the sentence above does.\n  if (response.status === CONTRACT_MISMATCH) return `${refused} ${OUT_OF_DATE_AGAINST_STORE}`;\n\n  const explanation = explanationOf(response, await refusalBody(response));\n\n  return explanation === undefined ? refused : `${refused} The store said: ${explanation}`;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whatever the store sent, as text and unjudged.\n *\n * Deliberately NOT gated on the content type the way the function of this name in `fetch-seed.ts`\n * is, and the difference is the routes rather than a disagreement: that one answers every refusal\n * with `c.text`, where this one answers in two shapes under two types — the validator's envelope\n * as `application/json`, the worker's own sentences as `text/plain`. A gate here would throw one\n * of them away. It belongs on the prose arm alone, which is where {@link arrivedAsText} is.\n *\n * Nothing below this line is worth failing over: the message being assembled is already a\n * failure, and a body that cannot be read is one more thing the status will have to cover on its\n * own. Draining the stream can throw in its own right — a connection dropped mid-body — which is\n * why this is a `try` around the read.\n */\nasync function refusalBody(response: Response): Promise<string | undefined> {\n  try {\n    return await response.text();\n  } catch {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n}\n\n/** `JSON.parse` as a value rather than a throw, since a body that is not JSON is expected here. */\nfunction jsonOf(text: string): unknown {\n  try {\n    return JSON.parse(text);\n  } catch {\n    return undefined;\n  }\n}\n\n/**\n * The store's account of a refusal, in whichever of the two shapes this route answers in.\n *\n * The envelope is read first because it is the more specific of the two, and the order costs\n * nothing either way: an envelope arrives as JSON and could never satisfy the prose arm's\n * content-type gate, and prose has no shape for `refusalSchema` to match.\n *\n * The budget is spent here rather than inside either arm, so that whatever leaves this module is\n * bounded once, by one number belonging to one route.\n *\n * The body travels beside the response it came from rather than being taken off it, because by\n * the time this runs the stream has been drained and a second read would answer nothing.\n */\nfunction explanationOf(response: Response, body: string | undefined): string | undefined {\n  if (body === undefined) return undefined;\n\n  const said = schemaIssuesIn(body) ?? quotableProseIn(response, body);\n\n  return said === undefined ? undefined : truncateText(said, EXPLANATION_BUDGET);\n}\n\n/** The sentences the store's own schema wrote, read back out of the validator's envelope. */\nfunction schemaIssuesIn(body: string): string | undefined {\n  const refusal = refusalSchema.safeParse(jsonOf(body));\n  if (!refusal.success) return undefined;\n\n  const issues = refusedIssuesSchema.safeParse(jsonOf(refusal.data.error.message));\n  if (!issues.success) return undefined;\n\n  return issues.data.map(sentenceOf).join(\"; \");\n}\n\n/**\n * The store's own words, where the wire says the store wrote them and they say something.\n *\n * The three refusals this route writes with `c.text` — 413, 429 and 503 — reach a terminal by no\n * other arm, and before this they reached it by none at all. Two of the three are then discarded\n * again by {@link restatesItsOwnStatus}, which is the whole shape of the rule: what earns a quote\n * is not a body, it is a body that adds something to the status printed beside it.\n */\nfunction quotableProseIn(response: Response, body: string): string | undefined {\n  if (!arrivedAsText(response)) return undefined;\n\n  const said = body.trim();\n  if (said === \"\") return undefined;\n  if (restatesItsOwnStatus(said, response.status)) return undefined;\n\n  return said;\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether what arrived is the store speaking, as far as the wire says it is.\n *\n * `c.text(...)` is how this route writes every refusal that is not the validator's, so `text/plain`\n * is the shape the store's own words take. What arrives as anything else did not come from it: a\n * proxy, a WAF, a captive portal or a gateway answering in its place — and their answer is markup\n * rather than prose, which quoted into a terminal is a screenful of tags that explains nothing and\n * buries the status that does.\n *\n * A sentence has no shape to validate, so the wire's own statement of what it sent is the only\n * discriminator prose has — where the envelope beside it has `refusalSchema`, a shape a foreign\n * body fails to be. It is not proof, since a hostile answer may claim any type it likes, which is\n * what {@link EXPLANATION_BUDGET} is for and why what survives both is attributed to the store\n * rather than spoken in the CLI's own voice.\n */\nfunction arrivedAsText(response: Response): boolean {\n  return (response.headers.get(\"content-type\") ?? \"\").startsWith(QUOTABLE_TYPE);\n}\n\n/**\n * Whether the body says only what the status line printed beside it has already said.\n *\n * `node:http`'s `STATUS_CODES` is the registry of reason phrases a status line carries, so holding\n * a body against it is a rule about the whole class rather than a list of the statuses it happens\n * to catch today. It catches two: `Too many requests` is 429's `Too Many Requests` re-cased and\n * `Payload too large` is 413's, so neither is named here and a fourth refusal written the same way\n * is suppressed the day it ships. `Could not store this config` is not `Service Unavailable`, which\n * is why the one refusal on this route that names a cause is the one that survives.\n *\n * Compared case-insensitively, and against the trimmed body, because the worker writes sentence\n * case where the registry writes title case and that is not a difference in meaning.\n */\nfunction restatesItsOwnStatus(said: string, status: number): boolean {\n  const reason = STATUS_CODES[status];\n\n  return reason !== undefined && said.toLowerCase() === reason.toLowerCase();\n}\n\n/** One issue as it arrives, read off the schema above so the two cannot drift apart. */\ntype RefusedIssue = z.infer<typeof refusedIssuesSchema>[number];\n\n/**\n * One issue, path first — the same rendering `formatZodIssue` in `lib/schema-validator.ts` gives\n * a local one, and deliberately the same sentence a user sees from `share --stdin`.\n *\n * It cannot call that function: this issue was read off a wire and is a plain object, where\n * `formatZodIssue` takes a `z.ZodIssue`, a discriminated union nothing arriving over HTTP can be\n * narrowed to without a cast. 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-import "./chunk-ZR4YPKXQ.js";
-import "./chunk-GE3WKJ6Q.js";
-import "./chunk-A4KDXNOT.js";
-import "./chunk-V5WXIM2F.js";
-import "./chunk-ENGYJCTF.js";
-import "./chunk-OI2H6M5I.js";
-export {
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package/dist/recompile-project-agents-DGNBCU3N.js

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-import "./chunk-ZR4YPKXQ.js";
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-import "./chunk-V5WXIM2F.js";
-import "./chunk-ENGYJCTF.js";
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