cordisx 0.1.0-beta.13 → 0.1.0-beta.14

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  1. package/dist/skills/cordisx/SKILL.md +74 -0
  2. package/dist/skills/cordisx/agents/openai.yaml +4 -0
  3. package/dist/skills/cordisx/version.json +4 -0
  4. package/dist/skills/cordisx-docs/SKILL.md +41 -0
  5. package/dist/skills/cordisx-docs/agents/openai.yaml +4 -0
  6. package/dist/skills/cordisx-docs/upstream.json +10 -0
  7. package/dist/skills/cordisx-docs/version.json +4 -0
  8. package/dist/skills/cordisx-plugin-development/SKILL.md +15 -9
  9. package/dist/skills/cordisx-plugin-development/agents/openai.yaml +1 -1
  10. package/dist/skills/cordisx-plugin-development/references/live-plugin-development.md +16 -13
  11. package/dist/skills/cordisx-plugin-development/references/plugin-authoring.md +3 -3
  12. package/dist/skills/cordisx-plugin-development/references/verification.md +6 -5
  13. package/dist/skills/cordisx-plugin-development/version.json +1 -1
  14. package/dist/skills/cordisx-qa/SKILL.md +83 -0
  15. package/dist/skills/cordisx-qa/agents/openai.yaml +4 -0
  16. package/dist/skills/cordisx-qa/version.json +4 -0
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  27. package/dist/src/launcher/builtin-skill.d.ts +18 -0
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+ ---
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+ name: cordisx
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+ description: Route and complete CordisX user requests from one goal-oriented entry point. Use for installation, startup, configuration, Marketplace sources, installing or managing plugins, current CordisX documentation, experience-based Q&A, and creating, updating, debugging, or verifying a CordisX plugin. Select the relevant bundled guidance without asking the user to choose a lower-level Skill.
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+ ---
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+
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+ # CordisX
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+
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+ Start from the user's goal. Route to the smallest relevant bundled Skill, then
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+ complete the work in the current task. Do not expose Skill selection as a
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+ prerequisite or create another task merely to invoke a specialist.
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+
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+ The bundled revision and owning source for this entry are recorded in
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+ [version.json](version.json).
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+
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+ ## Choose guidance
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+
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+ - For installation, startup, configuration, Marketplace sources, installed
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+ plugin management, current or version-specific behavior, commands,
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+ compatibility, architecture, or public contracts, read
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+ [cordisx-docs](../cordisx-docs/SKILL.md).
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+ - For practical experience, known pitfalls, contextual tradeoffs, and
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+ evidence-backed workarounds, read
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+ [cordisx-qa](../cordisx-qa/SKILL.md).
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+ - For plugin feasibility, creation, implementation, debugging, packaging, or
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+ verification, read
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+ [cordisx-plugin-development](../cordisx-plugin-development/SKILL.md).
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+ - For a mixed request, use each relevant guide in dependency order. Resolve
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+ product facts before applying experience or changing plugin code.
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+
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+ If a referenced bundled Skill is unavailable, say which guidance is missing
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+ and use the owning public documentation when it is accessible. Do not pretend
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+ that every third-party Skill picker hides or automatically selects these
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+ entries; this routing behavior applies when the `cordisx` entry is invoked.
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+ Keep the sibling Skills normally discoverable and do not disable implicit Skill
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+ selection.
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+
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+ ## Preserve source roles
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+
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+ - Treat versioned documentation and public contracts as authority for product
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+ behavior. Do not turn a workaround or one user's observation into a product
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+ guarantee.
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+ - Treat Q&A as contextual experience. State its applicability and evidence,
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+ and link the governing documentation when a rule has become normative.
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+ - Keep repository contribution conventions separate from plugin admission.
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+ A third-party plugin may use a legal unscoped package name or the publisher's
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+ own scope; CordisX repository branches, scopes, approvals, and release steps
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+ apply only when that repository actually owns the work.
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+ - Treat the user's requested goal as authorization for its normal necessary
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+ steps within the active tool, repository, and Host boundaries; do not ask for
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+ confirmation again at every reversible step. Do not infer unrelated grants
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+ or extend the request to an App launch, upload, publication, or release.
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+
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+ ## Answer and act
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+ For an informational request, remain read-only unless the user asks for a
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+ change. For an installation, startup, configuration, source, or plugin-management
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+ request, follow the version-compatible Docs instructions and perform the normal
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+ steps covered by the request. Reuse available context and authorization instead
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+ of asking the user to repeat setup details or approve each routine step.
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+ For implementation, make the smallest supported change and select evidence
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+ that matches the claim. Do not launch a native App merely because CordisX is
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+ involved; native evidence is needed only for behavior that depends on the real
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+ native Host path and when launching it is authorized.
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+ Report state precisely. Keep these terms distinct:
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+ - **implemented**: the source change exists;
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+ - **tested**: named checks passed for the stated scope;
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+ - **merged**: the owning repository accepted the change;
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+ - **published**: a release artifact is available from its distribution source;
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+ - **installed**: the relevant environment contains that artifact.
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+ Do not imply a later state from an earlier one.
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+ interface:
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+ display_name: "CordisX"
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+ short_description: "Route and complete CordisX requests from one entry"
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+ default_prompt: "Use $cordisx to understand my CordisX goal, select the relevant bundled guidance, and complete the request without asking me to choose a lower-level Skill."
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+ {
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+ "version": "2026-09-20.1",
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+ "source": "https://github.com/cordisx/cordisx/tree/main/skills/cordisx"
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+ }
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+ ---
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+ name: cordisx-docs
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+ description: Find standard CordisX documentation for usage, configuration, supported capabilities, and versioned plugin contracts. Use when a CordisX answer or action needs an authoritative reference; practical experience belongs to cordisx-qa.
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+ ---
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+ # CordisX Documentation
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+ Read the [task index](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cordisx/docs/main/skills/index.md)
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+ and follow only the route relevant to the user's request. Fetch the linked owner
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+ document rather than answering product commands from memory or downloading the
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+ whole documentation set.
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+
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+ - For adoption, follow the Host entry and preserve existing setup. Do not run
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+ installation merely because the user asks a question.
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+ - For an existing plugin, use the Marketplace and the user's selected source.
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+ Read that plugin's own guide for service configuration and login.
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+ - For practical questions, workarounds, or lessons from earlier use, consult
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+ `cordisx-qa` when available. Use the owner documentation to check any product
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+ claims; a reported experience does not redefine the contract.
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+ - For plugin implementation, use `cordisx-plugin-development` when available;
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+ this Skill supplies references, not a duplicate development workflow.
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+ - If the user provides a private entry, read it only in the authorized context.
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+ Keep private URLs, source metadata, and credentials out of public files.
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+ Read product guides, not repository maintenance rules, for end-user tasks.
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+ Distinguish required compatibility and runtime constraints from optional advice
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+ and first-party conventions. Do not require third-party developers to adopt
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+ CordisX's organization scope, repository layout, approval process, or release
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+ workflow. Consult contribution rules only when the user is contributing to that
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+ specific repository. If a companion Skill is unavailable, follow the relevant
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+ owner guide directly; do not make installing another Skill a prerequisite.
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+ Resolve relative links against the containing document's URL. A prerequisite
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+ already completed need not be performed again. An inaccessible link is a missing
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+ reference, not permission to guess endpoints or commands. Documentation on `main`
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+ may be newer than the installed CLI; check help and the installed release tag
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+ before applying version-sensitive instructions.
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+ Distinguish installation, running Host, plugin activation, permission state, and
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+ provider-account login. Documentation discovery does not authorize additional
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+ interface:
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+ display_name: "CordisX Docs"
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+ short_description: "Find standard CordisX documentation"
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+ default_prompt: "Use $cordisx-docs to find the authoritative guide for my CordisX question."
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+ {
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+ "repository": "https://github.com/cordisx/docs",
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+ "commit": "4841581393a702e13fecd9d9993d0c082b608fc0",
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+ "path": "skills/cordisx-docs",
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+ "files": {
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+ "SKILL.md": "sha256:fc6ce59c4fb97ef4fa13f66ab1f3cd423bf827dc57080cfc37db19ab4bc2ab10",
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+ "agents/openai.yaml": "sha256:bf1757305e80c3b91bdee0795d1410c321b88bba31517f28a115a1f46f3bfce6",
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+ "version.json": "sha256:6580bc014f8e4e5083a2f616d744bd20035fe3819f5fbadeb05c9ec3010aba52"
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+ }
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+ {
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+ "version": "2026-09-20.1",
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+ "source": "https://github.com/cordisx/docs/tree/main/skills/cordisx-docs"
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  Build plugins against the public CordisX contract. Keep the Host responsible for shared UI and runtime policy; keep business behavior and visual design in the owning plugin. Bundled revision and owning source are recorded in [version.json](version.json); the launching CLI deploys this complete tree by content digest.
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+ [cordisx-docs](../cordisx-docs/SKILL.md). For evidence-backed user experience,
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+ known pitfalls, or recording a Q&A entry, read
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+ [cordisx-qa](../cordisx-qa/SKILL.md). Do not copy either source into this Skill.
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+ When a claim requires the CordisX-launched native Host, use the active
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+ ---
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+ name: cordisx-qa
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+ description: Answer and, when explicitly requested, record CordisX user-experience questions with context and evidence. Use for common usage questions, known pitfalls, practical tradeoffs, observed workarounds, and questions about what is implemented, tested, released, or installed. This is Question & Answer guidance, not software quality assurance or a substitute for versioned CordisX documentation.
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+ ---
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+ # CordisX User Experience Q&A
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+ Answer the user's actual question with the shortest evidence-backed explanation
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+ that resolves it. Q&A captures contextual product experience; it does not own
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+ the standard product contract. Questions about what CordisX officially supports
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+ or how a command works belong to Docs even when phrased as a question. The
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+ ## Find the answer
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+ and action when they materially affect the answer. Reuse facts already in
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+ context instead of asking for them again.
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+ 2. For product commands, compatibility, configuration, architecture, security,
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+ or public contracts, read [cordisx-docs](../cordisx-docs/SKILL.md) first.
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+ the [user experience Q&A](https://github.com/cordisx/cordisx/blob/main/.agents/docs/user-experience-qa.md)
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+ and use the linked
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+ [startup Q&A](https://github.com/cordisx/cordisx/blob/main/.agents/docs/startup-qa.md)
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+ for launch and setup questions.
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+ 4. Prefer evidence from the applicable version's docs, source, diagnostics,
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+ focused checks, or an explicitly described observation. Keep a suggestion
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+ ## Answer format
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+ Use a natural answer for simple questions. When context or evidence matters,
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+ - **Answer:** the practical resolution or decision;
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+ - **Applies when:** version, platform, mode, or project conditions;
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+ - **Basis:** the documentation, diagnostic, test, or observation supporting it;
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+ - **Status:** implemented, tested, merged, published, or installed, when the
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+ distinction matters.
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+ Do not generalize one incident into a universal rule. If reliable evidence is
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+ Use their requested destination or an existing personal or project Q&A record.
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+ For a contribution to shared product documentation, use the existing owner
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+ cross-topic experience that has no better owner.
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+ Do not publish raw conversations, private logs, credentials, account details,
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+ local paths, task identifiers, or internal-only data. Redact or summarize the
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+ ## Boundaries
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+ - Informational queries are read-only. They do not authorize configuration
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+ changes, grants, App launches, uploads, publishing, or releases.
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+ - Q&A does not grant access or turn an unavailable capability into an available
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+ - Repository branch names, package scopes, approvals, and release processes
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+ apply only to their owning repository. Third-party plugins may use legal
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+ unscoped names or the publisher's own scope.
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+ resolving the user's question.
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+ interface:
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+ display_name: "CordisX User Experience Q&A"
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+ short_description: "Answer CordisX usage questions with context and evidence"
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@@ -39,13 +39,13 @@ import { PlatformProviderPluginLifecycleRuntime } from '../launcher/platform-pro
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  import { stagePluginPackageSourceV1 } from '../launcher/packages/index.js';
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  import { CORDISX_PLUGIN_MANIFEST_SCHEMA_V13, normalizePluginManifestV13 } from '../runtime-exact-request-permissions.js';
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  import { CORDISX_PLUGIN_MANIFEST_SCHEMA_V14, normalizePluginManifestV14 } from '../launcher/latest-runtime-manifest.js';
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- import { deployBundledCordisXSkill, } from '../launcher/builtin-skill.js';
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+ import { deployBundledCordisXSkill, deployBundledCordisXSkills } from '../launcher/builtin-skill.js';
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  import { createOwnerDocumentBridgeHandler, entityInstallationId, OwnerDocumentLeaseRegistry, } from '../launcher/owner-document-rpc.js';
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  import { managedBackendRuntimeServiceAccess } from '../launcher/packages/managed-backend-service-access.js';
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  import { ManagedServiceRuntime } from '../launcher/managed-service-runtime.js';
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  import { ManagedServiceNodeHost } from '../launcher/managed-service-node-host.js';
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  import { ManagedServicePluginLifecycleRuntime } from '../launcher/managed-service-plugin-lifecycle.js';
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- import { agentHistoryHost, assertProductionGraphLaunchOwnership, cliProxyServiceConfigApis, deployBuiltinSkillWithoutOverwritingUserChanges, pluginIdentities, printPlan, providerConfigs, recoveredActivation, rootFromConfigPath, runInjectedHost, } from './run-support.js';
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+ import { agentHistoryHost, assertProductionGraphLaunchOwnership, cliProxyServiceConfigApis, deployBuiltinSkillsWithoutOverwritingUserChanges, deployBuiltinSkillWithoutOverwritingUserChanges, pluginIdentities, printPlan, providerConfigs, recoveredActivation, rootFromConfigPath, runInjectedHost, } from './run-support.js';
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  import { attachActiveBrowserGraphs, buildRendererComposition, createProductionGraphBootstrap, createRendererLifecycleProjection, } from './renderer-composition.js';
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  import { prepareCliCommand } from './run-command-dispatch.js';
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  import { shouldEnableNativeSubmission } from './native-submission-launch-policy.js';
@@ -673,14 +673,25 @@ export async function runCordisXCli(argv, runtime = {}) {
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  stdout(`[cordisx] native managed Desktop providers unavailable: ${String(error)}`);
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- await deployBuiltinSkillWithoutOverwritingUserChanges(deployBundledCordisXSkill(plan, {
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- ...(runtime.internalBuiltinSkillSourceDir === undefined
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- : { sourceDir: runtime.internalBuiltinSkillSourceDir }),
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- ...(runtime.internalSharedHomeDir === undefined
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- : { sharedHomeOverride: runtime.internalSharedHomeDir }),
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- }), stdout);
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+ if (runtime.internalBuiltinSkillSourceDir !== undefined
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+ && runtime.internalBuiltinSkillsSourceRootDir === undefined) {
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+ await deployBuiltinSkillWithoutOverwritingUserChanges(deployBundledCordisXSkill(plan, {
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+ ...(runtime.internalSharedHomeDir === undefined
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+ ? {}
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+ : { sharedHomeOverride: runtime.internalSharedHomeDir }),
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+ }), stdout);
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+ }
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+ else {
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+ await deployBuiltinSkillsWithoutOverwritingUserChanges(deployBundledCordisXSkills(plan, {
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+ ...(runtime.internalBuiltinSkillsSourceRootDir === undefined
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+ ? {}
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+ : { sourceRootDir: runtime.internalBuiltinSkillsSourceRootDir }),
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+ ...(runtime.internalSharedHomeDir === undefined
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+ : { sharedHomeOverride: runtime.internalSharedHomeDir }),
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