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Snider 6e37bd22f0 feat: devops plugin, CLI commands, Codex dispatch fixes, AX sweep 
DevOps plugin (5 skills):
- install-core-agent, repair-core-agent, merge-workspace,
  update-deps, clean-workspaces

CLI commands: version, check, extract for diagnostics.

Codex dispatch: --skip-git-repo-check, removed broken
--model-reasoning-effort, --sandbox workspace-write via
--full-auto. Workspace template extracts to wsDir not srcDir.

AX sweep (Codex-generated): sanitise.go extracted from prep/plan,
mirror.go JSON parsing via encoding/json, setup/config.go URL
parsing via net/url, strings/fmt imports eliminated from setup.

CODEX.md template updated with Env/Path patterns.
Review workspace template with audit-only PROMPT.md.
Marketplace updated with devops plugin.

Co-Authored-By: Virgil <virgil@lethean.io>
2026-03-22 15:45:16 +00:00

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name description argument-hint allowed-tools
install-core-agent This skill should be used when the user asks to "install core-agent", "rebuild core-agent", "update the agent binary", or needs to compile and install the core-agent MCP server binary. Runs the correct go install from the right directory with the right path. (no arguments needed)
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Install core-agent

Build and install the core-agent binary from source.

Steps

  1. Run from the core/agent repo directory:
cd /Users/snider/Code/core/agent && go install ./cmd/core-agent/
  1. Verify the binary is installed:
which core-agent
  1. Tell the user to restart core-agent (it runs as an MCP server — the process needs restarting to pick up the new binary).

Important

  • The entry point is ./cmd/core-agent/main.go — NOT ./cmd/ or .
  • go install ./cmd/core-agent/ produces a binary named core-agent automatically
  • Do NOT use go install ., go install ./cmd/, or go build with manual -o flags
  • Do NOT move, copy, or rename binaries
  • Do NOT touch ~/go/bin/ or ~/.local/bin/ directly
  • If the install fails, report the error to the user — do not attempt alternatives