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simready-foundation-update-profile

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Use for updating SimReady profile versions, feature bundles, docs, and adapter notes.

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    Use this checklist when changing the repository:

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    Add the new profile version by copying the base version feature list and applying the requested changes.

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    Update the target profile markdown:

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    add or update the version block

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    document changed feature names and semantic feature versions

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    keep authoring guidance synchronized with the new feature list

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    Update nv_core/sr_specs/docs/shared/profiles/profiles.md so the profile summary lists the available versions and current feature bundle …

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    Update adapter docs or create adapter work items when assets are expected to upgrade between profile versions.

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    When the new profile version differs from another source/target profile, identify every feature difference and whether a direct adapter …

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    When validation tooling is available, run workspace validate or the equivalent simready-validate command against a representative asset.

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    all feature references resolve to JSON manifests

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    When a profile adopts a new feature version created in the same change, include both the feature update and profile update in the final …

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    Treat the profile's tier-owned TOML table as source of truth, including when it lives in a legacy grouped catalog.

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    Do not silently make a feature optional by changing prose only.

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    Do not update only markdown when validators consume TOML.

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    Do not reference feature names or semantic feature versions that do not exist.

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    Keep old versions available for existing assets.

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    Do not silently change published contracts.

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    Do not update docs without checking validator, manifest, profile, adapter, and runtime-test impact.

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    Do not broaden a change beyond the selected requirement, capability, feature, profile, validator, or adapter.

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SKILL.md

SimReady Update Profile

Purpose

Use this skill to change an existing profile. Profile versions are immutable, so the normal operation is to add a new version under the existing profile table in its tier-owned TOML file under nv_core/tiers/simready_foundation_tier_core/simready/foundation/tier_core/profiles/, such as robotics_prop.toml, and update documentation to describe the new version. New profiles use one TOML each. The legacy open_taxonomy_profiles.toml and package_profiles.toml catalogs group related profiles; there is no single consolidated profiles.toml. The validator loads every *.toml in that directory.

Edit an existing profile version in place only for a clear typo, comment correction, markdown-only clarification, or unpublished draft content that the user explicitly says may be changed in place.

Prerequisites

Before editing, read:

  • AGENTS.md
  • nv_core/sr_specs/docs/guides/guides.md
  • nv_core/sr_specs/docs/guides/profiles/profiles.md
  • nv_core/sr_specs/docs/guides/feature_adapters/feature_adapters.md
  • the target profile's TOML file or legacy grouped catalog under its owning tier's profiles/ directory, such as robotics_prop.toml or package_profiles.toml
  • target profile markdown
  • nv_core/sr_specs/docs/shared/profiles/profiles.md
  • selected feature JSON manifests
  • nv_core/sr_specs/docs/shared/features/feature-dependency-graph.md

Inputs

Collect or infer:

InputRequirement
profile_nameExisting profile table name.
base_versionExisting version to copy from.
new_versionNew semantic version for changed feature bundle.
feature_changesAdded, removed, or changed exact FET_###_<RUNTIME> feature names and semantic feature versions.
reasonRuntime, validation, asset class, or dependency reason for the update.
adapter_planRequired adapters or migration notes from old to new profile.

Instructions

Use this checklist when changing the repository:

  1. Classify the change.
    • Editorial changes may edit docs or comments in place.
    • Feature bundle changes require a new profile version.
  2. Confirm the profile and base version exist in that profile's TOML file.
  3. Confirm every new feature name/semantic version exists as a JSON manifest before referencing it.
  4. Add the new profile version by copying the base version feature list and applying the requested changes.
  5. Preserve old profile versions exactly unless the user explicitly requested an editorial fix.
  6. Update the target profile markdown:
    • add or update the version block
    • document changed feature names and semantic feature versions
    • describe migration and adapter implications
    • keep authoring guidance synchronized with the new feature list
  7. Update nv_core/sr_specs/docs/shared/profiles/profiles.md so the profile summary lists the available versions and current feature bundle accurately.
  8. Update adapter docs or create adapter work items when assets are expected to upgrade between profile versions.
  9. When the new profile version differs from another source/target profile, identify every feature difference and whether a direct adapter path exists or is intentionally blocked.
  10. When validation tooling is available, run workspace validate or the equivalent simready-validate command against a representative asset.
  11. Validate consistency:
  • TOML parses
  • old version still exists
  • new profile version exists and contains exact feature names and semantic feature versions
  • profile markdown agrees with TOML
  • profile index agrees with TOML
  • all feature references resolve to JSON manifests

Versioning Rules

  • Patch: non-contract metadata or documentation fix.
  • Minor: backward-compatible added feature or feature-version bump.
  • Major: removed feature, incompatible feature-version change, target runtime change, or changed required authored data.

When a profile adopts a new feature version created in the same change, include both the feature update and profile update in the final summary.

Examples

Example request:

Update Robotics-Prop to include a conditional optional feature note.

Expected result summary:

changed_files: updated docs, manifests, indexes, validators, or adapters
validation: focused checks for the changed contract
remaining_gaps: downstream feature, profile, adapter, or runtime-test follow-up

Policies

  • Treat the profile's tier-owned TOML table as source of truth, including when it lives in a legacy grouped catalog.
  • Do not silently make a feature optional by changing prose only; machine-readable profile behavior must match.
  • Do not update only markdown when validators consume TOML.
  • Do not reference feature names or semantic feature versions that do not exist.
  • Keep old versions available for existing assets.

Limitations

  • Do not silently change published contracts; add versions when behavior changes.
  • Do not update docs without checking validator, manifest, profile, adapter, and runtime-test impact.
  • Do not broaden a change beyond the selected requirement, capability, feature, profile, validator, or adapter.

Troubleshooting

  • Error: the requested change alters a published contract. Solution: create a new version and preserve the old artifact.
  • Error: docs and machine-readable manifests diverge. Solution: make the JSON/TOML and markdown agree, then rerun focused checks.
  • Error: downstream profile or adapter impact is unclear. Solution: list the affected artifacts before making broad edits.

Resources

  • assets/openai.yaml preserves optional UI metadata for clients that read skill display hints. It is not required for the workflow.

Summary Format

Report:

FieldMeaning
profile_nameProfile changed.
base_versionExisting version used as source.
new_versionVersion added, or in-place editorial fix.
features_addedFeature names and semantic versions added.
features_removedFeature names removed.
features_changedFeature version changes.
docs_changedMarkdown/index paths changed.
adapter_planMigration/adapters required.
validationChecks run and remaining gaps.

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