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new-surface

Skill14 starsChanged 36 days agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Scaffold a surface standard and portable specialist adapter triad, then register the surface in the hub.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Add one governed surface through the common specialist planner.

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  2. Very specific:

    Read .apex/_INDEX.md and gather the missing confirmed inputs:

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  3. Distinctive:

    Run the surface scaffolder from this skill's engine root:

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  4. Very specific:

    Do not reproduce planner provenance markers or hand-render an adapter in this skill.

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SKILL.md

new-surface

Add one governed surface through the common specialist planner.

Engine root: this skill's base directory is <engine-root>/skills/new-surface/; engine scripts live two levels up, at <engine-root>/scripts/. Resolve them relative to the base directory your harness reports for this skill.

Procedure

  1. Read .apex/_INDEX.md and gather the missing confirmed inputs:
    • surface name, a lowercase hyphenated identifier;
    • repository-relative surface path;
    • semantic specialist agent, defaulting to <name>-agent only when the user accepts it;
    • surface testCmd.
  2. Run the surface scaffolder from this skill's engine root:

    node <engine-root>/scripts/new-surface.mjs \
      --name <name> \
      --path <path> \
      --agent <agent> \
      --test "<testCmd>" \
      --hub <repo-root>

    new-surface.mjs first reports which explicit mode it used:

    • active-v1 — it derives the real Project identity from the canonical managed AGENTS.md, adds or confirms the surface in that full Project model, and routes the change through the public planner in project-scaffold.mjs. It updates the managed root and routing row together with the create-only standard and generated specialist triad. If the planner reports a conflict, make the user choose only from its emitted ID and choices, then repeat the command with one --resolution <id=choice> per choice. Do not infer a replacement or add an unoffered choice.
    • preparatory-unbound — when no managed Project identity exists yet, it explicitly limits itself to the common specialist planner. It plans all four surface artifacts before the first write and creates the standard plus specialist triad without pretending to update a Project identity that does not exist.

    In both modes the surface result is:

    • .apex/standards/<name>.md;
    • .claude/agents/<agent>.md;
    • .codex/agents/<agent>.toml;
    • .opencode/agents/<agent>.md.

    Do not reproduce planner provenance markers or hand-render an adapter in this skill. The standard remains create-only. If the surface is a repair of an incomplete scaffold, add --repair; repair keeps current artifacts and creates only absent members of the standard-plus-triad result. Any adapter that is not the current canonical rendering, an untouched earlier one included, is a customized conflict: repair stops, and only an explicit replace (through --resolution <id>=replace in an active hub) writes the current rendering.

  3. In active-v1 mode, do not edit generated or managed artifacts after the command: the public workflow has already made the root, routing row, standard, and triad agree. In preparatory-unbound mode only, append the emitted routing row to .apex/_INDEX.md if that surface has no row. Never rewrite the routing table or change another row.
  4. Verify:

    node <engine-root>/scripts/validate-hub.mjs .

    Fix coherence errors before reporting completion. Then rerun with --repair; a complete result must report every standard/triad member preserved and leave bytes, modes, and mtimes unchanged. Report each member of the standard-plus-triad result as created, updated, or preserved, and report every other file the command lists as created or updated.

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