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@qvac/skills

v0.1.14

Published

Skills for the QV.AC app — the SKILL.md tree plus a content-addressed bundle of it.

Readme

@qvac/skills

Skills for QV.AC.

A skill is a directory under skills/ with a SKILL.md in it, plus whatever else it needs alongside — reference notes, scripts, a schema. The SKILL.md front matter is what the harness reads to build its catalog.

The package ships the tree itself and a bundled copy of it, so consumers that can't read a filesystem still get the same bytes.

Entry points

| Import | Contents | Needs a filesystem | | ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | ------------------ | | @qvac/skills | skillsDir, skillsUrl, SKILLS_HASH | yes | | @qvac/skills/bundled | SKILLS (path → content), SKILLS_HASH | no | | @qvac/skills/hash | SKILLS_HASH alone | no | | @qvac/skills/skills/* | a single file by path | no |

All of them work on Node and Bare. skillsDir only points at anything real where the package was installed to disk, though — a Bare worklet ships no node_modules, so it imports ./bundled and writes the tree out itself.

SKILLS_HASH is a sha256 over the sorted path\0content\0 stream, truncated to 16 hex chars. Consumers key a materialized directory on it, so it has to match hashBundledSkills in the harness byte for byte.

Development

npm test     # node + bare
npm run lint

bundled.js and hash.js are generated from skills/ by scripts/build.mjs

License

Apache-2.0