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participant SkillPublishCommand
participant SkillActionPicker
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SkillPublishCommand->>publishSkill: publish eligible project skill
SkillActionPicker->>publishSkill: publish selected skill with projectRoot
publishSkill-->>SkillPublishCommand: return PublishReport
publishSkill-->>SkillActionPicker: return PublishReport or explained error
SkillPublishCommand->>Telemetry: record skill_published event
SkillActionPicker->>Telemetry: record skill_published event
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No issues found here — small, clean, and it does the right things.
Nice touches: describePublish / explainPublishError shared so the CLI and TUI say the same thing; built-ins and non-absolute locations refused before publishSkill is reached; explainPublishError covers all eight typed errors, so nothing raw escapes to a surface; telemetry carries source so CLI and TUI usage stay separable.
One thing worth stating explicitly rather than assuming: this inherits the replace_bundle bug from #1280 — republishing a skill after deleting one of its files 409s, and the user is told the name is taken. It adds no new problem, but it does put a skill publish command and a one-click TUI action in front of it, so the failure becomes much easier to hit. Both surfaces render SkillNameConflictError verbatim, so both will show the misleading message.
Good to merge once #1280 is sorted.
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Small, and the shared-vocabulary shape is right. C1, C3–C6 hold (table in the review-log comment). One claim is violated, and it is the one this PR states most explicitly.
F1 — C2: on a normal install, every shipped built-in is publishable from the TUI (Kilo's WARNING holds). 30ba5c3 moved the CLI to skillSource(skill.location) === "builtin" for exactly this case; the TUI's isBuiltin at skill-ops.tsx:506 still only knows builtin: and non-absolute paths. But the loader prefers the filesystem copy: with ~/.altimate/builtin present (any postinstall'd install — this machine included), src/skill/index.ts:323–330 registers built-ins by Glob.scan(absolute: true), so their location is <home>/.altimate/builtin/<name>/SKILL.md. Trace on this head:
isBuiltin→false(absolute path, nobuiltin:prefix);isManagedSkill(projectDirectory, …)→false(it is not the workspace snapshot).- "Publish to workspace" is enabled;
publishSkillbundles the built-in dir —collectBundleaccepts all 19 shipped built-ins (dry-run on this head; none is refused by size, symlink or binary rules). - The skill is created in the workspace under the user's name, and when it syncs back as a managed skill it overrides the built-in for every linked member — the registry keeps the last registration and built-ins register first (
index.ts:150–163) — as a frozen copy that will not follow releases.
Fix is the CLI's own line: const isBuiltin = !info || skillSource(info.location) === "builtin" || !path.isAbsolute(info.location) — @/cli/cmd/skill-helpers is already imported in this file. Please pin it with a test that classifies a path.join(Global.Path.home, ".altimate", "builtin", "x", "SKILL.md") location as built-in on the TUI side (the one I used: CLI predicate true, TUI predicate true after the fix, isManagedSkill false). Edit shares the predicate and the gap, but that predates this PR (R6).
Not required: R5 (cubic P3) is a one-line expect(explainPublishError(new NotWorkspaceOwnerError("ws"))).toContain(...); take it if you are in the file.
Verified fine: marker guard clean against the stack base; 40/40 in skill-publish.test.ts; the typed-error coverage is complete (all ten); telemetry is fail-safe on both surfaces; the 120 s progress toast is replaced by the outcome toast (single-slot store). Note R3: CI does not run tests/typecheck/marker guard on a PR into a non-main base — the local runs above are the evidence until retarget.
Codex round 1 against the contract (7d2de22, completed 04:25Z): one finding — P2 at skill-ops.tsx:524, the same C2 trace as F1 — and nothing else. Round closed; a fix push for F1 gets one re-summon.
Appendix — complexity delta (altimate-code#1313)
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action-picker onSelect (anonymous, L535) |
skill-ops.tsx |
25 → 37 ▲ +12 | 17 → 27 | hard to follow → needs decomposition |
SkillPublishCommand.handler (L473) |
skill.ts |
2 → 6 | 3 → 11 | trivial → easy |
DialogSkillInstall (L409) |
skill-ops.tsx |
0 = | 5 → 8 | trivial |
Net cognitive Δ +16. The picker handler was already at 25 before this PR; the new case "publish" (try inside try inside switch inside async) is where the +12 lands. Natural seam, same shape as the CLI handler: publishFromPicker(api, info, skillName, projectDirectory) returning the toast to show, so the case is three lines — or record the residual that justifies the inline shape. One line either way.
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Cognitive (Sonar spec) counts breaks in linear reading flow — each if/loop/catch/ternary/boolean-operator switch adds 1, and nesting makes every further break cost more. 0–5 trivial · 6–10 easy · 11–15 moderate (15 = Sonar's recommended per-function cap) · 16–25 hard to follow · >25 needs decomposition. CCN (cyclomatic) counts independent paths. Only functions this diff touches are measured, as deltas — pre-existing complexity is not counted against this change. Test files excluded.
…action Retargeted onto main after #1280 merged; rebuilt as one commit carrying only this PR's change (the stacked history interleaved #1280's commits). The publish path from #1280 had no surface: nothing invoked it, so a locally authored skill still had no route to the workspace, and the CLI still did not say whether one existed. - `altimate-code skill publish <name>` resolves the skill the way `skill test` does, refuses a built-in (`skillSource`, which also knows the `~/.altimate/builtin` install), and prints one line on success. Every deliberate refusal — not linked, not the workspace's owner, workspace- owned, binary or linked file, empty, too large, name taken elsewhere, edited elsewhere mid-upload, uploaded but not attached — is printed as-is, since each already says what to do. - The Skills dialog gains "Publish to workspace" in the per-skill action picker, next to Show / Edit / Test / Remove — where a user who wonders whether publishing is possible will see it. Disabled for built-ins and for skills the workspace sent us; judged against `api.state.path .directory`, where the binding and the snapshot live. - `describePublish` and `explainPublishError` give both surfaces the same words; a `skill_published` telemetry event records the outcome with its source. Verified: 625 pass across the workspace, plugin and fork-guard suites on main; typecheck clean. `skill publish` exercised end to end against prod on a throwaway workspace (see #1280) — this command is what ran it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Ralph's F1 on #1313, which Kilo and Codex traced independently. The picker's predicate knew `builtin:` and non-absolute paths only; on any postinstall'd machine the loader prefers the filesystem copy under `~/.altimate/builtin` and registers it by ABSOLUTE path, so every shipped built-in was publishable from the TUI — and one published to a workspace syncs back as a managed skill that overrides the shipped one for every linked member, frozen at that version. `isBuiltinLocation` is the CLI's line (`skillSource`), and a test pins the three-predicate trace for an installed built-in: CLI true, TUI true, managed false. Also: the picker's publish case is one call to `publishFromPicker`, which returns the toast to show — the switch was at cognitive 37 with the try-inside-try inline; and `explainPublishError`'s test asserts the `NotWorkspaceOwnerError` wording it renders as advice. Verified: 628 pass across the workspace, plugin and fork-guard suites, typecheck clean; the prefix-only predicate fails the new test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Thanks — F1 held exactly as traced, and it is the worse failure of the two surfaces since a published built-in syncs back and overrides the shipped one for everyone linked. Fixed in 5cb64ce. F1 / C2 — Complexity — took the seam: the publish case is now three lines calling R5 — added the R6 ( 628 pass across the workspace, plugin and fork-guard suites; typecheck clean. On R3: the PR is retargeted to |
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… time from the picker The round after the built-in fix found its siblings. - The shared publish path refuses a skill whose root is a symbolic link (`collectBundle` refused links inside a skill, but followed a linked root and published whatever it pointed at — `isManagedSkill` cannot see a target that is not the managed snapshot), and a skill whose real path is outside the project. `NotProjectSkillError` names both. Judged on the last path component, since `/var` and `/tmp` are links on macOS. - Personal skills (`~/.claude/skills` and the like, `skillSource` "global") are refused on both surfaces: the user's, but not this project's, and publishing would share them with the whole workspace. The CLI says where the skill lives and what to do; the TUI's row is disabled. - The picker publishes one skill at a time. `DialogSelect` calls the handler for every Enter without awaiting it, so a second press entered `publishSkill` again — serialised by the per-directory lock but not coalesced: a create, a redundant update, and two success toasts. - The CLI's not-found message no longer names `.opencode/skills` as the only place a skill can live. The "one directory reached by two paths" ledger test now uses the sandbox's lexical and real paths rather than a symlinked alias, which is refused. Verified: 631 pass across the workspace, plugin and fork-guard suites, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: following a linked root (target inside the project, so only that rule catches it) and allowing an outside-project skill each fail a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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…nment is by path segment The previous commit's containment check regressed a valid case: it compared against the session's directory, but discovery walks up to the worktree root, so `skill publish x` run from `repo/models` refused `repo/.opencode/skills/x`. `publishSkill` takes a separate `projectRoot` boundary (the worktree on both surfaces; the session directory for a project with none) while the binding stays keyed on `projectDirectory`. `skillSource` contains by path segment (`path.relative`), not by string prefix: `~/.claude/skills-archive/x` is not inside `~/.claude/skills`, and the prefix check refused it as personal. The real path that passed the check is what `collectBundle` walks, so a root swapped after the check is not what uploads. The ledger-identity test now reaches the skill through a symlinked PARENT so it exercises canonicalisation on Linux too. Verified: 649 pass across the workspace, plugin, fork-guard and skill suites, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: comparing against the session directory, and containing by prefix, each fail a test; reading the lexical root instead of the validated one has no observable difference without a concurrent writer, and is closed by construction. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Base #1280 merged, PR retargeted to main; three fix commits since 7d2de22. Verified in a worktree at 266e123 with the repo's node_modules.
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5cb64ce) —isBuiltinLocationis the CLI's predicate (skillSource(...) === "builtin" || !isAbsolute), so an installed built-in under~/.altimate/builtinis refused on both surfaces. The pinning test bites: reverting the predicate to prefix-only failsagrees with the CLI's for a filesystem-installed built-in(1/5); as landed, 48/48 acrossskill-publish.test.ts+skill-ops-builtin.test.ts. R6 (Edit) is closed by the same predicate. - R5 —
NotWorkspaceOwnerErrorwording assertion added. - Complexity — the picker's
onSelectis back to its pre-PR shape viapublishFromPicker(...). - C7–C10 (the fix commits' own claims, in the addendum): global refusal, segment containment, the worktree-root boundary, the in-flight latch — all hold by reading and by the tests that came with them.
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origin/main; TypeScript / Marker Guard / check green in CI now that the base ismain.
One open item on this head — C8 on the TUI for a non-git project (CodeRabbit's unanswered Major at skill-ops.tsx, verified by trace). Project.fromDirectory sets worktree: "/" for a project with no Git (project.ts:294); workdir(api) → gitRoot("/") → git rev-parse fails outside a repo → returns "/"; projectRoot = "/", and assertProjectSkill("/", …) accepts any discovered skill under / — a parent directory's .opencode/skills/x, say, which skillSource classifies project. The CLI already treats / as the sentinel (skill.ts:505: Instance.worktree !== "/" ? Instance.worktree : Instance.directory); the TUI needs the same line: const projectRoot = api.state.path.worktree === "/" ? api.state.path.directory : workdir(api). Please pin it with a test that hands assertProjectSkill (or publishSkill) a root of / vs the session directory.
Optional (cubic P2 at skill-publish.ts): rel.startsWith("..") also refuses a directory literally named ..foo; rel === ".." || rel.startsWith(".." + path.sep) is the exact test. Rare; your call.
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Ralph's one open item on the re-review, traced independently by CodeRabbit and Codex. `Project.fromDirectory` sets the worktree to the sentinel `/` for a project with no git; `workdir(api)` returned it unchanged, so the TUI's containment boundary was `/` and any discovered skill on the machine passed. The TUI now falls back to the session directory, as the CLI already did — and `assertProjectSkill` refuses a filesystem root as a boundary outright, so the next caller that forgets cannot reopen this. Also, cubic's optional one: parent traversal is tested exactly (`..` or `../…`), so a directory literally named `..foo` under the root is inside. Verified: 668 pass across the workspace, plugin, fork-guard and skill suites, typecheck clean. Mutation-checked: accepting a root of `/`, and refusing `..foo`, each fail a test. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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…ved path The refusal was judged on the lexical root while the containment comparison below it used the real path — so a root that is a symbolic link to `/` passed the first and became `/` for the second. The root is resolved once, refused on that value, and the same value bounds the skill. Verified: 668 pass, typecheck clean; judging the root lexically fails the new link-to-`/` case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012Q51zFUmPg1WwtS5CrGJE6
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Approval — 83fba35
Re-verified in a worktree at 83fba35 (eec91fd + the realpath root refusal) with the repo's node_modules, checked myself (no further codex round — the cap was reached and the item was three-way confirmed).
Fixed
- C8 for a non-git project — the TUI substitutes the session directory for the
/sentinel (skill-ops.tsx:579, the CLI's line), andassertProjectSkillnow refuses a filesystem root as a boundary outright, so the property holds for any caller that forgets. Test bites: removing the root refusal failsa root of/is no boundaryand nothing else (44 pass / 1 fail); as landed, 50/50 acrossskill-publish.test.ts+skill-ops-builtin.test.ts. ..foo— traversal is exact (rel === ".." || rel.startsWith(".." + path.sep)); reverting tostartsWith("..")failsa directory named with two leading dots is still inside the projectand nothing else.- Marker guard clean against
origin/main(locally and in CI).
Standing from earlier rounds: F1 (isBuiltinLocation, biting test), R5, R6, the publishFromPicker seam, C7–C10 — all verified on 266e123 and untouched since. R1–R4 recorded.
Approving on 83fba35 — the follow-up commit judges the root refusal on its real path (a root that is a link to / is refused too); suites still green. Nice work on the follow-through — every item came back with a test that fails without its fix.
Appendix — complexity delta
main → eec91fd: the action-picker onSelect is back at its pre-PR shape (the +12 from round 1 is gone via publishFromPicker); assertProjectSkill 6 → 8 with the root refusal and the exact traversal check; nothing at or above 15.
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Issue for this PR
Part of #1271 — the surface. #1280 added the publish path; this PR is what invokes it.
Type of change
What does this PR do?
Two ways to publish a locally authored skill to the linked workspace, saying the same things.
altimate-code skill publish <name>— resolves the skill the wayskill testdoes, refuses a built-in (there is no directory to bundle; the workspace-owned snapshot is refused bypublishSkillitself), and prints one line on success. Every deliberate refusal is printed as-is, because each already says what to do next:"Publish to workspace" in the Skills dialog's per-skill action picker, next to Show / Edit / Test / Remove. This is the discoverability half: the UAT report was that a participant could not tell whether publishing from the CLI was possible at all. A row that anyone who opens a skill will see answers that; a row under
/workspacewould only be found by someone already thinking about workspaces — and the verb needs a skill name, which that menu does not have. Disabled for built-ins and for skills the workspace sent us, the same way Remove is disabled for built-ins.Deliberately not done: auto-publishing from
skill create. A freshly scaffolded skill is a stub, publish should be an explicit "this is ready for the team" act, and create works on unlinked projects where publish cannot.describePublish/explainPublishErrorinskill-publish.tsgive both surfaces one vocabulary; askill_publishedtelemetry event records the outcome alongside the existingskill_created/skill_installed/skill_removed.How did you verify your code works?
test/altimate/workspace,test/altimate/plugin, the install classifier and the fork-feature guards; typecheck clean.skill publishsmoke-run from source on an unlinked project (prints the not-linked line) and on a missing skill (prints the not-found line);skill --helplists the subcommand.Screenshots / recordings
Not a visual change beyond one new row in an existing picker.
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Summary by cubic
Adds a
skill publish <name>CLI command and a "Publish to workspace" action in the Skills dialog's per-skill picker, so locally authored skills can be uploaded to the linked workspace (part of #1271). The publish path from #1280 existed but nothing invoked it; the dialog's built-in check only caught embedded and relative skills, so filesystem-installed built-ins under~/.altimate/builtinwere publishable and publishing one would have synced a managed override to the whole team.describePublish/explainPublishErrorwording./can't bypass the fallback.path.relativesegments rather than string prefixes, so siblings like~/.claude/skills-archivearen't mistaken for personal skills. The picker publishes one skill at a time instead of double-firing on Enter, and askill_publishedtelemetry event records the outcome from both CLI and TUI. The CLI's not-found message no longer assumes.opencode/skillsis the only location.Written for commit 83fba35. Summary will update on new commits.
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