Usage Guidance:
- Treat this as a routing note for the next audit pass, not a full skill compliance certificate.
- After editing skills or tools, run the local stdlib checks before propagation.
- repository:
The-Interdependency/skill-lib - branch:
main - starting_commit:
ee553891b17662195f522912afa8fd8914a904a7 - shallow_evidence: README, AGENTS, ORG_DISTRIBUTION, tool patterns, ratio scan, local targeted tests
- Canonical skill source, drift tooling, compliance tooling,
llms.txt, tests, workflows, and collection point are present. pythonis not on PATH in this workspace;python3is available and was used.- Ratio coverage before this edit was
27/57product source files, with30missing seals. - This task added org report runners and tests under
tools/andtests/.
- Keep new org-wide runners in
skill-lib/toolsas canonical maintenance instruments. - Prefer
python3in newly documented commands unless the environment later restores apythonshim. - Run skill-lib drift, compliance, ratios, and unit tests before propagating any skill changes.
- Consider a future strict-ratio campaign for remaining unsealed source files, one family at a time.
- This shallow pass did not normalize historical skills or decide which remaining source files should be ratio-covered.
- No propagation PRs were opened.
- Repaired
msdmdtree walking so.agentsvendored skill directories are skipped. - Added regression tests for the universal parser walker and collection runner.
- Verified canonical skill-lib with full unit, drift, compliance, and strict ratio gates.
python3 -m unittest discover -s testspassed: 199 tests.python3 tools/check_skill_lib_drift.pypassed.python3 tools/check_skill_compliance.pypassed.python3 ratios/ratios_check.py --root . --strictpassed with28covered files,0gaps,162verified checks, and6hmmm.
- Commit the
msdmdparser fix, then propagate it to downstream consumers so vendored provenance remains honest.
- Downstream consumers are refreshed to committed
skill-lib@ee553891b17662195f522912afa8fd8914a904a7, not to this still-uncommitted parser repair.