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Joe Haddad
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* ci: add manifest-drift gate and correct stale generated artifacts The committed skill-manifest.json had drifted from its source: the `workflow` skill carried 11 path patterns (**/chain-engine*, **/orchestrat*, **/escalation*, etc.) that were deliberately removed from skills/workflow/ SKILL.md in498c263("fixing strict workflow skill detection"). They were silently reintroduced into the manifest in5641bff(#94), which regenerated the manifest on a branch predating that removal. The skill-catalog.md had the same workflow drift plus a stale vercel-connect entry. Root cause: CI runs `bun run build` (which regenerates the manifest into the working tree) and then tests against that fresh copy — it never verifies the *committed* manifest matches source, so a stale committed manifest passes. Fix: - Add `--check` to scripts/build-manifest.ts: rebuilds in-memory and compares to the committed file (normalizing the volatile generatedAt timestamp), exiting non-zero on drift. Exposed as `bun run build:manifest:check`. - Wire build:manifest:check (and the existing build:from-skills:check) into CI *before* the build step, so they validate the committed artifacts on the pristine tree rather than after build clobbers them. - Regenerate skill-manifest.json and skill-catalog.md to heal the drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: sort skill directory scan for deterministic manifest across platforms scanSkillsDir() iterated readdirSync() output directly, whose order is filesystem-dependent — roughly alphabetical on macOS/APFS but arbitrary on Linux/ext4. The committed manifest was therefore generated in macOS order, and build:manifest:check failed on the Linux CI runner because a fresh build produced the same skills in a different key order (CI run on #103). Sort the entries so manifest/catalog generation is byte-identical on every platform. Regenerates skill-manifest.json and skill-catalog.md into sorted order (one-time reordering churn; no semantic change). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>