forked from bai/curriculum-project-hub
hongjr03
79f72ecca8
Add full skill lifecycle to the org-admin web surface: create, read, edit, disable. Skills are directories (SKILL.md manifest + supporting files), content-addressed by SHA-256 in an immutable store. Backend: - skillStore: extract commitSkillContent (shared populate→inspect→ dedup→atomic rename); add importSkillFromFiles (in-memory file list ingestion) and readSkillFiles (read stored version back as UTF-8) - configuration: add installSkillFromFiles, readSkillFiles, disableSkill (soft-delete + archive bound role sessions), updateSkillDescription (label-only, no archival); refactor installSkill to share commitInstalledSkill - agentConfigRoutes: wire skillStoreRoot; add GET /agent-skills/:name/files, PUT /agent-skills/:name (create/replace), PATCH /agent-skills/:name (description/disable) - orgRoutes: pass readSkillStoreRoot() to agent config routes Frontend: - api.ts: agentSkillFiles, installAgentSkill, patchAgentSkill methods - SkillEditor.svelte: file tree + text editor + version/description form - skills/+page.svelte: skill list, create form (generates SKILL.md template), per-skill editor - layout: add 技能 nav item ADR-0018: update Decision to reflect web surface joining host-console CLI in the shared content-addressed ingestion pipeline. Spec (AgentRole.lean): unchanged — storage mechanism is OPEN, web installation is one implementation of it.
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