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This repo ships as a Claude Code plugin (bash + python + markdown skills, no build step). The per-repo profile at .claude/skills/repo-profile.md is the single source of commit identity, build/test commands, CI gates, labels and conflict hot-spots — read it first. The kit is what is being dogfooded here, so its own skills come first. Which one, for what: the routing table in AGENTS.md — its one home since #525, where every host reads it — imported here so a…

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This repo ships as a Claude Code plugin (bash + python + markdown skills, no build step). The per-repo profile at .claude/skills/repo-profile.md is the single source of commit identity, build/test commands, CI gates, labels and conflict hot-spots — read it first.

Routing

The kit is what is being dogfooded here, so its own skills come first. Which one, for what: the routing table in AGENTS.md — its one home since #525, where every host reads it — imported here so a session in this repository sees it whether or not the plugin is installed:

@../AGENTS.md

Where each concern lives

  • Prerequisites (runtime) → requirements.json, never a hard-coded list; scripts/preflight.sh reads it.
  • Control-flow decisions → decisions/registry.json + docs/decisions.md — one id, one program, one home.
  • Architectural decisions → the profile's ## ADRs section (.claude/skills/repo-profile.md) — docs/adr/.
  • Domain language → CONTEXT.md.
  • Trigger contracts → evals/<skill>-trigger-eval.json, the one home (#331); structure checked by tests/skills/check-frontmatter.py.
  • Shared test preamble → tests/_lib.sh (local rc=$? must be the first statement in its trap).
  • Shared skill procedures → skills/_shared/.
  • Kit backlog (YAGNI debts) → docs/backlog.md, hand-edited, read by scripts/followups.py.
  • The two plugin directories → generated copies, never hand-edited (ADR 0017): edit the source under skills/, scripts/, hooks/…, then python3 scripts/host-adapters.py build and commit both halves; check refuses a drifted copy, an orphan, a symlink (#619) or a mode mismatch.

Adding a skill

  • The folder name obeys one of the two naming rules — verb-object, or <family>-<role> for a family member. The name is the identifier six times over, and renaming one is a breaking change, so it only happens in a major: ADR 0012.
  • Frontmatter carries no version key — tests/skills/check-frontmatter.py.
  • A trigger contract exists for it — evals/<skill>-trigger-eval.json, listed in evals/run_all.py and evals/trigger_eval.py.
  • A golden suite is wired into CI — scripts/ci-wiring-check.py.
  • A script that makes a decision is registered in decisions/registry.json, or named in that file's not_decisions map with a one-line reason.
  • The skill is linked from README.md — tests/skills/test.sh.
  • The PR title is releasable — scripts/release-title-gate.sh.

The guard convention

A destructive operation gets a guard script under skills/<skill>/scripts/, a golden test that exercises its refusal path (not just its happy one), and a CI step that runs it — never the raw command. See the README's "Hardening a destructive operation".

Releases

Squash-merge only; the PR title is the release commit release-please parses (scripts/release-title-gate.sh gates it). Never bump plugins/tagout/.claude-plugin/plugin.json (and its tagout-migrate twin) by hand.

Commit identity

The profile's author line (.claude/skills/repo-profile.md) is canonical; this file sets none.

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