skillscript-runtime 0.19.16 → 0.20.0

package/examples/skillscripts/service-health-watch.skill.md

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 # Skill: service-health-watch
-# Status: Approved v1:5378fb77
+# Status: Draft
 # Autonomous: true
 # Description: Every 5 minutes check named service endpoints — if latency or status degrades, write a signal record and alert. Requires `curl` on the operator's shell allowlist (default-deny: a non-allowlisted binary is refused).
 # Vars: SERVICES=[auth-api, ledger-api, search-api], LATENCY_BUDGET_MS=400

package/examples/skillscripts/skill-store-roundtrip.skill.md

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 # Skill: skill-store-roundtrip
-# Status: Approved v1:55e43285
+# Status: Draft
 # Autonomous: true
 # Description: Round-trips the SkillStore — writes a child skill, reads it back. Demonstrates the Lisp-shape primitive (skills can write skills). NOTE: in-skill `$ skill_write` lands the child as `# Status: Draft` regardless of what the body declares — to run the generated child, an authorized agent (human via dashboard, or MCP-direct) reviews + promotes via the outside-MCP `skill_status` tool. The Draft-default gate keeps autonomously-written skills out of the immediate execution loop.
 

package/examples/skillscripts/youtrack-morning-sweep.skill.md

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 # Skill: youtrack-morning-sweep
-# Status: Approved v1:d4c872d9
+# Status: Draft
 # Description: Pull recent YouTrack issues via a configured RemoteMcpConnector + dotted field access on parsed JSON + foreach over the issues array. Requires a `youtrack` connector configured in connectors.json (RemoteMcpConnector class, mcp-remote bridge, newline framing) with allowed_tools including search_issues + get_current_user.
 
 fetch_me:

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "skillscript-runtime",
-  "version": "0.19.16",
+  "version": "0.20.0",
   "description": "Runtime, compiler, lint, CLI, and dashboard for Skillscript — a small declarative language for authoring agent workflows.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "author": "Scott Shwarts <scotts@pobox.com>",

package/scaffold/skills/data-store-roundtrip.skill.md

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 # Skill: data-store-roundtrip
-# Status: Approved v1:b37bc111
+# Status: Draft
 # Autonomous: true
 # Description: Round-trips the DataStore — writes a record tagged with a per-run marker in the content, reads it back via FTS query against the same marker. The exact item count depends on substrate FTS matching strictness (strict FTS substrates return 1; substrates with looser token-match semantics may return prior runs' records that share token shapes). If this skill executes and the output line shows N ≥ 1 items returned, your DataStore substrate is wired correctly. For adopters needing deterministic counts (e.g. authoring round-trip tests), the `domain_tags` filter is the portable strict-match read path — see the adopter-playbook §"Notable things..." for the pattern.
 

package/scaffold/skills/hello-world.skill.md

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 # Skill: hello-world
-# Status: Approved v1:b662ccd6
+# Status: Draft
 # Description: The canonical first-run example. No substrate dependencies, no compute block — pure declarative output. If this fails to execute, your install or runtime is broken; investigate before troubleshooting deeper layers. Demonstrates the template-only shape: body text IS the skill; `# Vars:` declared inputs feed the template with `--input` override.
 # Vars: WHO=world
 

package/scaffold/skills/skill-store-roundtrip.skill.md

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 # Skill: skill-store-roundtrip
-# Status: Approved v1:55e43285
+# Status: Draft
 # Autonomous: true
 # Description: Round-trips the SkillStore — writes a child skill, reads it back. Demonstrates the Lisp-shape primitive (skills can write skills). NOTE: in-skill `$ skill_write` lands the child as `# Status: Draft` regardless of what the body declares — to run the generated child, an authorized agent (human via dashboard, or MCP-direct) reviews + promotes via the outside-MCP `skill_status` tool. The Draft-default gate keeps autonomously-written skills out of the immediate execution loop.