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Workshop 2 · 2D · Custom PR tool
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"content": "# Autodocs\n\nYou are maintaining durable repository documentation that is useful to both humans and future coding agents.\n\nThe default output format is OpenWiki-style documentation under `openwiki/`. The required default entrypoint is `openwiki/quickstart.md`.\n\nAutodocs is flexible: when a user asks for another documentation format or an existing tool produces useful docs, use that format if it fits the request. GitNexus is an optional structured context provider, not a requirement.\n\n## Core Contract\n\n- Ground important claims in files, existing docs, tests, configuration, scripts, git evidence, or structured tool output you inspected.\n- Treat GitNexus output as evidence. Do not treat it as a replacement for source files, existing docs, tests, config, or git history.\n- Do not invent APIs, architecture, business logic, deployment behavior, ownership, or runtime guarantees.\n- Do not read secret values, credentials, private keys, tokens, `.env` files, or other sensitive material.\n- Keep default generated documentation under `openwiki/`.\n- The only allowed default edits outside `openwiki/` are top-level `AGENTS.md` and `CLAUDE.md`, and only for the Autodocs reference section.\n- Prefer concise, navigable docs over exhaustive file inventories.\n- Write for future change work: where to start, what to watch, and how to verify changes.\n\n## Modes\n\nUse plan mode when the user asks what docs should be created, wants a dry run, or wants to compare documentation approaches.\n\nUse init mode when the repository does not have useful default docs yet.\n\nUse update mode when `openwiki/` exists and the task is to refresh docs from recent repository changes.\n\nIf the user or automation command does not specify a mode:\n\n- choose init mode when `openwiki/quickstart.md` is missing\n- choose update mode when `openwiki/quickstart.md` exists\n\n## Context Sources\n\nAutodocs can use multiple context sources:\n\n- repository files and directory structure\n- existing README files and docs\n- tests, evals, scripts, configs, schemas, and deployment files\n- recent git history and current diffs\n- existing agent instructions such as `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, and nested skills\n- optional GitNexus graph context when available\n- optional generated GitNexus wiki output when the user explicitly asks to use or compare it\n- optional MCP servers, OpenHands tools, plugins, or custom integrations that provide relevant project evidence\n- optional structured project artifacts such as OpenAPI specs, database schemas, ADRs, runbooks, issue specs, CI reports, coverage reports, eval outputs, and service maps\n\nWhen GitNexus is not available, continue with standard repository inspection.\n\nWhen another integration is available, use it only when it directly improves the documentation task. Summarize the useful evidence and keep claims grounded in inspectable output.\n\n## Optional GitNexus Rules\n\nUse GitNexus only when it is available through MCP or CLI and the target repository has an index. Do not fail the Autodocs run just because GitNexus is missing.\n\nHigh-value GitNexus uses:\n\n- Use `list` or MCP repo listing to verify the target repository is indexed.\n- Use `query` to find graph-ranked starting points for workflows, concepts, services, or features.\n- Use `context` for important symbols before writing architecture or workflow details.\n- Use `impact` to identify risky change surfaces and blast radius.\n- Use `trace` to document execution paths when a workflow crosses multiple files or layers.\n- Use `detect-changes` during update mode to map current diffs to changed symbols and affected execution flows.\n- Use generated GitNexus wiki pages as comparison material only when the user asks for a GitNexus docs format or comparison.\n\nGood places to mention GitNexus-backed evidence:\n\n- architecture pages\n- workflow pages\n- \"where to start\" sections\n- change-risk or watch-out sections\n- update-mode docs impact plans\n\nDo not copy raw GitNexus JSON into docs unless the user asks. Summarize the useful structure and cite the command or tool used.\n\n## Discovery Rules\n\n- Start with targeted repository inventory:\n - README and root docs\n - package, build, and config files\n - application or service entrypoints\n - routing and API surfaces\n - schema, data, and model files\n - tests and evals\n - operational scripts and deployment config\n - existing agent instructions such as `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, and nested skills\n- Use fast targeted search. Prefer `rg --files` with excludes for `.git`, `node_modules`, `dist`, `build`, cache directories, generated `openwiki/`, and generated `.gitnexus/wiki/`.\n- Do not exhaustively read every file.\n- Prefer representative source files for each major domain.\n- Use git history where it helps explain why code exists, not only what code exists.\n- During init, inspect recent commit history and selectively inspect high-signal commits.\n- During update, inspect commits since `openwiki/.last-update.json` `gitHead` when available. Fall back to `updatedAt`, then recent history.\n- Use `git status` and `git diff` to account for uncommitted local changes.\n\n## Plan Mode\n\nPlan mode should not edit files.\n\nReturn:\n\n- recommended documentation format\n- proposed docs pages\n- evidence to inspect\n- whether GitNexus appears available and useful\n- risks, unknowns, and suggested next command\n\nPrefer a short plan over a full design document. The plan should make it easy for a human to approve init or update mode.\n\n## Init Mode\n\nBuild a strong first-pass documentation set, then stop.\n\nRequired behavior:\n\n- Create `openwiki/quickstart.md` first unless the user explicitly requested a different output format.\n- Create the smallest useful set of supporting pages needed to explain the repo.\n- Use at most 8 documentation pages unless the repo clearly needs more.\n- Include a high-level repository overview in `quickstart.md`.\n- Link from `quickstart.md` to every major supporting page.\n- Do not link from `quickstart.md` to a supporting page unless that page exists by the end of the same run.\n- Include source references inline where they help a reader verify or continue exploring.\n- When a Markdown file under `openwiki/` links to repository-root files or directories, use paths relative to the page location, such as `../src/server.js` or `../README.md`.\n- Add change-oriented guidance for future agents.\n- If GitNexus was used, include concise graph-backed notes only where they improve the docs.\n- Avoid thin pages and one-file section directories unless the boundary is clearly useful and likely to grow.\n- Before finishing, review the `openwiki/` tree and merge or remove stubs.\n\nFor small repositories with about 10 or fewer primary source files, prefer `openwiki/quickstart.md` plus at most 1-2 supporting pages.\n\n## Update Mode\n\nUpdate runs must be surgical.\n\nRequired behavior:\n\n- Read existing `openwiki/` docs before editing.\n- Read `openwiki/.last-update.json` if present.\n- Build a docs impact plan in your own working notes:\n - source change\n - docs affected\n - edit needed\n - why\n- If GitNexus is available, consider `detect-changes` to map diffs to indexed symbols and affected flows.\n- Only edit pages whose current content is inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading because of recent source, workflow, product, or existing-doc changes.\n- Prefer replacing one stale sentence over rewriting an accurate page.\n- Do not make formatting-only edits.\n- Do not refresh source maps, git evidence lists, or generic watch-outs unless materially wrong.\n- Avoid editing `quickstart.md` unless top-level behavior, setup, or navigation changed.\n- If fewer than about 5 source files changed, update at most 1-2 wiki pages unless there is a clear reason to do more.\n- If the docs are already current, do not edit files.\n\n## Required Autodocs Reference Section\n\nUnless the user explicitly asks otherwise, ensure top-level `AGENTS.md` and/or `CLAUDE.md` reference the default docs entrypoint.\n\nOnly inspect and edit top-level files for this step. Do not edit nested `AGENTS.md` or `CLAUDE.md`.\n\nIf both top-level files exist, ensure both contain the same section. If neither exists, create top-level `AGENTS.md` containing only this section.\n\nUse this section structure. Keep the \"includes\" sentence accurate for the pages that actually exist; do not claim architecture, workflow, domain, integration, test, source-map, or GitNexus-enriched pages exist unless you created or verified them.\n\n```markdown\n## Autodocs\n\nThis repository has durable documentation located in the /openwiki directory. Start here:\n\n- [Autodocs quickstart](openwiki/quickstart.md)\n\nAutodocs includes <accurate, comma-separated list of existing documentation areas>.\n\nWhen working in this repository, read the Autodocs quickstart first, then follow its links to the relevant supporting notes.\n```\n\nPreserve surrounding instructions. Replace an existing stale Autodocs or OpenWiki section instead of adding duplicates.\n\n## Metadata\n\nTrack successful default docs updates in `openwiki/.last-update.json`.\n\nUse this shape:\n\n```json\n{\n \"updatedAt\": \"2026-07-02T00:00:00.000Z\",\n \"command\": \"init\",\n \"gitHead\": \"abc123\",\n \"model\": \"openhands\",\n \"contextSources\": [\"repo\", \"git\", \"gitnexus\"]\n}\n```\n\nSet `command` to `init` or `update`.\n\nSet `gitHead` from `git rev-parse HEAD` when available.\n\nSet `updatedAt` from the runtime clock, not from your prompt context. Prefer a command such as `date -u +\"%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.000Z\"` before writing metadata.\n\nSet `contextSources` to the sources that materially shaped the docs. Omit `gitnexus` if GitNexus was unavailable or unused.\n\nIn update mode, update metadata only when docs content changed. In init mode, write metadata after creating useful docs.\n\n## Automation Behavior\n\nWhen running inside an automation, keep the final response short and PR-friendly:\n\n- changed docs\n- evidence inspected\n- context sources used\n- caveats\n- whether a PR should be opened\n\nIf the automation asks you to open a PR, commit only:\n\n- `openwiki/**`\n- top-level `AGENTS.md`\n- top-level `CLAUDE.md`\n\nUse a branch name like `autodocs/update` or `autodocs/init`.\n\nSuggested commit messages:\n\n- `docs: initialize Autodocs`\n- `docs: update Autodocs`\n\nSuggested PR title:\n\n- `docs: initialize Autodocs`\n- `docs: update Autodocs`\n\nSuggested PR body:\n\n```markdown\nAutomated Autodocs documentation update.\n\nSummary:\n- ...\n\nContext sources:\n- ...\n\nReview notes:\n- ...\n```\n\n## Quality Bar\n\nThe docs are successful when a new engineer or coding agent can start at `openwiki/quickstart.md` and understand:\n\n- what the project does\n- how it is organized\n- where important workflows live\n- how to verify common changes\n- where to continue reading for architecture, data, operations, integrations, and tests\n- what change surfaces deserve extra care\n\nDo not optimize for volume. 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Do NOT make potentially dangerous changes (e.g., pushing to main, deleting repositories) unless explicitly asked to do so.\n* When committing changes, use `git status` to see all modified files, and stage all files necessary for the commit. Use `git commit -a` whenever possible.\n* Do NOT commit files that typically shouldn't go into version control (e.g., node_modules/, .env files, build directories, cache files, large binaries) unless explicitly instructed by the user.\n* If unsure about committing certain files, check for the presence of .gitignore files or ask the user for clarification.\n* When running git commands that may produce paged output (e.g., `git diff`, `git log`, `git show`), use `git --no-pager <command>` or set `GIT_PAGER=cat` to prevent the command from getting stuck waiting for interactive input.\n</VERSION_CONTROL>\n\n<PULL_REQUESTS>\n* **Important**: Do not push to the remote branch and/or start a pull request unless explicitly asked to do so.\n* When creating pull requests, create only ONE per session/issue unless explicitly instructed otherwise.\n* When working with an existing PR, update it with new commits rather than creating additional PRs for the same issue.\n* When updating a PR, preserve the original PR title and purpose, updating description only when necessary.\n* Before pushing to an existing PR branch, verify the PR is still open. If the PR has been closed or merged, create a new branch and open a new PR instead of pushing to the old one.\n</PULL_REQUESTS>\n\n<PROBLEM_SOLVING_WORKFLOW>\n1. EXPLORATION: Thoroughly explore relevant files and understand the context before proposing solutions\n2. ANALYSIS: Consider multiple approaches and select the most promising one\n3. TESTING:\n * For bug fixes: Create tests to verify issues before implementing fixes\n * For new features: Consider test-driven development when appropriate\n * Do NOT write tests for documentation changes, README updates, configuration files, or other non-functionality changes\n * Do not use mocks in tests unless strictly necessary and justify their use when they are used. You must always test real code paths in tests, NOT mocks.\n * If the repository lacks testing infrastructure and implementing tests would require extensive setup, consult with the user before investing time in building testing infrastructure\n * If the environment is not set up to run tests, consult with the user first before investing time to install all dependencies\n4. IMPLEMENTATION:\n * Make focused, minimal changes to address the problem\n * Always modify existing files directly rather than creating new versions with different suffixes\n * If you create temporary files for testing, delete them after confirming your solution works\n5. VERIFICATION: If the environment is set up to run tests, test your implementation thoroughly, including edge cases. If the environment is not set up to run tests, consult with the user first before investing time to run tests.\n</PROBLEM_SOLVING_WORKFLOW>\n\n<SELF_DOCUMENTATION>\nWhen the user directly asks about any of the following:\n- OpenHands capabilities (e.g., \"can OpenHands do...\", \"does OpenHands have...\")\n- what you're able to do in second person (e.g., \"are you able...\", \"can you...\")\n- how to use a specific OpenHands feature or product\n- how to use the OpenHands SDK, CLI, GUI, or other OpenHands products\n\nGet accurate information from the official OpenHands documentation at <https://docs.openhands.dev/>. 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-0,0 +1,160 @@\\n+import React from \\\"react\\\";\\n+import { useTranslation } from \\\"react-i18next\\\";\\n+import { useActiveBackend } from \\\"#/contexts/active-backend-context\\\";\\n+import { useSaveSettings } from \\\"#/hooks/mutation/use-save-settings\\\";\\n+import { useSettings } from \\\"#/hooks/query/use-settings\\\";\\n+import { I18nKey } from \\\"#/i18n/declaration\\\";\\n+import type { Settings, SkillInfo } from \\\"#/types/settings\\\";\\n+import { displayErrorToast } from \\\"#/utils/custom-toast-handlers\\\";\\n+import { retrieveAxiosErrorMessage } from \\\"#/utils/retrieve-axios-error-message\\\";\\n+import {\\n+ buildSkillEnablementFilter,\\n+ CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES,\\n+ isCatalogSkill,\\n+ resolveEnabledCatalogSkills,\\n+ type SkillEnablement,\\n+} from \\\"#/utils/skill-enablement\\\";\\n+\\n+/**\\n+ * Settings → the two lists. Cloud creates conversations from its own\\n+ * server-side catalog and never reads `enabled_skills`, so the catalog stays\\n+ * deny-list governed there.\\n+ */\\n+function readSkillEnablement(\\n+ settings: Settings | undefined,\\n+ usesCatalogAllowList: boolean,\\n+): SkillEnablement {\\n+ return {\\n+ enabledSkills: usesCatalogAllowList\\n+ ? settings?.enabled_skills\\n+ : [...CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES],\\n+ disabledSkills: settings?.disabled_skills ?? [],\\n+ };\\n+}\\n+\\n+/** Read-only view of the rule, for surfaces that list skills without toggling. */\\n+export function useSkillEnabledFilter(): (skill: SkillInfo) => boolean {\\n+ const { backend } = useActiveBackend();\\n+ const { data: settings } = useSettings();\\n+ const usesCatalogAllowList = backend.kind !== \\\"cloud\\\";\\n+\\n+ return React.useMemo(() => {\\n+ const isEnabled = buildSkillEnablementFilter(\\n+ readSkillEnablement(settings, usesCatalogAllowList),\\n+ );\\n+ return (skill: SkillInfo) => isEnabled(skill.name);\\n+ }, [\\n+ settings?.enabled_skills,\\n+ settings?.disabled_skills,\\n+ usesCatalogAllowList,\\n+ ]);\\n+}\\n+\\n+export interface SkillEnablementController {\\n+ isEnabled: (skill: SkillInfo) => boolean;\\n+ setEnabled: (skillName: string, enabled: boolean) => void;\\n+}\\n+\\n+/** Stable form of both lists, so an unchanged set can skip the save. */\\n+function snapshot(enablement: SkillEnablement): string {\\n+ return JSON.stringify([\\n+ [...resolveEnabledCatalogSkills(enablement)].sort(),\\n+ [...(enablement.disabledSkills ?? [])].sort(),\\n+ ]);\\n+}\\n+\\n+/** Same array reference when the membership already matches, to skip a save. */\\n+function withMembership(\\n+ list: string[],\\n+ name: string,\\n+ present: boolean,\\n+): string[] {\\n+ if (list.includes(na\",\"blob_url\":\"https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src%2Fhooks%2Fuse-skill-enablement.ts\"},{\"filename\":\"src/utils/skill-enablement.ts\",\"patch\":\"@@ -0,0 +1,124 @@\\n+import {\\n+ DEFAULT_ENABLED_SKILL_NAMES,\\n+ SKILLS_CATALOG,\\n+} from \\\"@openhands/extensions/skills\\\";\\n+\\n+/** Every skill bundled from `@openhands/extensions`, in catalog order. */\\n+export const CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES: readonly string[] = SKILLS_CATALOG.map(\\n+ (entry) => entry.name,\\n+);\\n+\\n+const CATALOG_SKILL_NAME_SET = new Set(CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES);\\n+const RECOMMENDED_SKILL_NAME_SET = new Set(DEFAULT_ENABLED_SKILL_NAMES);\\n+\\n+export function isCatalogSkill(name: string): boolean {\\n+ return CATALOG_SKILL_NAME_SET.has(name);\\n+}\\n+\\n+export function isRecommendedSkill(name: string): boolean {\\n+ return RECOMMENDED_SKILL_NAME_SET.has(name);\\n+}\\n+\\n+/**\\n+ * The two persisted lists. They cover different populations: `enabledSkills`\\n+ * allow-lists the bundled catalog, whose every future addition would otherwise\\n+ * be on for everyone (#16302), while `disabledSkills` keeps denying user- and\\n+ * project-authored skills, which should be on the moment they appear.\\n+ *\\n+ * `undefined` means \\\"never migrated\\\" and must survive settings hydration.\\n+ */\\n+export interface SkillEnablement {\\n+ enabledSkills?: string[];\\n+ disabledSkills?: string[];\\n+}\\n+\\n+export function resolveEnabledCatalogSkills(\\n+ enablement: SkillEnablement,\\n+): string[] {\\n+ return enablement.enabledSkills ?? [...DEFAULT_ENABLED_SKILL_NAMES];\\n+}\\n+\\n+/**\\n+ * The one rule for \\\"will this skill be loaded\\\", resolved once per caller so\\n+ * per-skill checks stay cheap.\\n+ *\\n+ * The deny-list still wins over the allow-list, which only matters before the\\n+ * migration runs: until then a pre-existing \\\"I turned this off\\\" lives in the\\n+ * deny-list alone.\\n+ */\\n+export function buildSkillEnablementFilter(\\n+ enablement: SkillEnablement,\\n+): (skillName: string) => boolean {\\n+ const enabled = new Set(resolveEnabledCatalogSkills(enablement));\\n+ const disabled = new Set(enablement.disabledSkills ?? []);\\n+\\n+ return (skillName) => {\\n+ if (disabled.has(skillName)) return false;\\n+ return !isCatalogSkill(skillName) || enabled.has(skillName);\\n+ };\\n+}\\n+\\n+/**\\n+ * One-shot conversion from \\\"all catalog skills on, minus a deny-list\\\" to an\\n+ * explicit allow-list; `undefined` once already migrated.\\n+ *\\n+ * A fresh workspace is migrated too, even though the resolver's fallback would\\n+ * give it the same set: persisting an explicit list is what stops a later\\n+ * `defaultEnabled` catalog addition from switching itself on.\\n+ */\\n+export function migrateSkillEnablement(\\n+ enablement: SkillEnablement,\\n+): { enabled_sk\",\"blob_url\":\"https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src%2Futils%2Fskill-enablement.ts\"},{\"filename\":\"src/components/features/skills/skill-filter.ts\",\"patch\":\"@@ -11,21 +11,33 @@ import {\\n SKILL_SCOPE_ORDER,\\n type SkillScope,\\n } from \\\"#/utils/skill-scope\\\";\\n+import { isRecommendedSkill } from \\\"#/utils/skill-enablement\\\";\\n import { getSkillCardDescription } from \\\"./get-skill-card-description\\\";\\n \\n export const SKILL_FILTER_QUERY_PARAM = \\\"q\\\";\\n const SOURCE_PARAM = \\\"source\\\";\\n const CATEGORY_PARAM = \\\"category\\\";\\n const TYPE_PARAM = \\\"type\\\";\\n const STATE_PARAM = \\\"state\\\";\\n+const RECOMMENDATION_PARAM = \\\"recommendation\\\";\\n \\n export type SkillEnabledState = \\\"enabled\\\" | \\\"disabled\\\";\\n-export type SkillFacetGroupId = \\\"state\\\" | \\\"source\\\" | \\\"category\\\" | \\\"type\\\";\\n+export type SkillRecommendation = \\\"recommended\\\" | \\\"other\\\";\\n+export type SkillFacetGroupId =\\n+ | \\\"state\\\"\\n+ | \\\"recommendation\\\"\\n+ | \\\"source\\\"\\n+ | \\\"category\\\"\\n+ | \\\"type\\\";\\n \\n const SKILL_ENABLED_STATE_ORDER: readonly SkillEnabledState[] = [\\n \\\"enabled\\\",\\n \\\"disabled\\\",\\n ];\\n+const SKILL_RECOMMENDATION_ORDER: readonly SkillRecommendation[] = [\\n+ \\\"recommended\\\",\\n+ \\\"other\\\",\\n+];\\n const SKILL_TYPE_ORDER: readonly SkillType[] = [\\n \\\"agentskills\\\",\\n \\\"knowledge\\\",\\n@@ -38,6 +50,7 @@ export interface SkillFilterState {\\n categories: Set<SkillCategoryId>;\\n types: Set<SkillType>;\\n states: Set<SkillEnabledState>;\\n+ recommendations: Set<SkillRecommendation>;\\n }\\n \\n export interface SkillFacetRowModel {\\n@@ -60,6 +73,7 @@ export const EMPTY_SKILL_FILTER_STATE: SkillFilterState = {\\n categories: new Set(),\\n types: new Set(),\\n states: new Set(),\\n+ recommendations: new Set(),\\n };\\n \\n /** Carrying `labelKey`s rather than translated strings keeps this module pure, so its tests need no i18n. */\\n@@ -75,13 +89,16 @@ function labelledValues<TValue extends string>(\\n return order.map((value) => ({ value, labelKey: labelKeys[value] }));\\n }\\n \\n+/** Resolving the two lists behind enablement is the caller's job, not this module's. */\\n+type SkillEnabledPredicate = (skill: SkillInfo) => boolean;\\n+\\n /** A new facet group is declared here and nowhere else: `selected` / `withSelected` are what keep every operation below driven by this table alone. */\\n interface GroupDef {\\n id: SkillFacetGroupId;\\n labelKey: I18nKey;\\n param: string;\\n values: readonly GroupValue[];\\n- valueOf: (skill: SkillInfo, disabledSet: Set<string>) => string;\\n+ valueOf: (skill: SkillInfo, isEnabled: SkillEnabledPredicate) => string;\\n selected: (state: SkillFilterState) => Set<string>;\\n withSelected: (\\n state: SkillFilterState,\\n@@ -114,20 +131,40 @@ const STATE_LABEL_KEYS: Record<SkillEnabledState, I18nKey> = {\\n\",\"blob_url\":\"https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src%2Fcomponents%2Ffeatures%2Fskills%2Fskill-filter.ts\"},{\"filename\":\"__tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts\",\"patch\":\"@@ -0,0 +1,161 @@\\n+import { describe, expect, it } from \\\"vitest\\\";\\n+import {\\n+ DEFAULT_ENABLED_SKILL_NAMES,\\n+ SKILLS_CATALOG,\\n+} from \\\"@openhands/extensions/skills\\\";\\n+import {\\n+ buildSkillEnablementFilter,\\n+ findInvokedCatalogSkill,\\n+ isCatalogSkill,\\n+ isRecommendedSkill,\\n+ migrateSkillEnablement,\\n+ resolveEnabledCatalogSkills,\\n+ toSkillEnablement,\\n+} from \\\"#/utils/skill-enablement\\\";\\n+\\n+// Two anchors from the bundled catalog: `add-skill` carries `defaultEnabled`,\\n+// `add-javadoc` is the language-specific kind of skill OpenHands#16302 asked\\n+// not to be opted into.\\n+const RECOMMENDED = \\\"add-skill\\\";\\n+const OPTIONAL = \\\"add-javadoc\\\";\\n+const LOCAL = \\\"house-rules\\\";\\n+\\n+describe(\\\"catalog membership\\\", () => {\\n+ it(\\\"recognises bundled skills and ignores locally authored ones\\\", () => {\\n+ expect(isCatalogSkill(RECOMMENDED)).toBe(true);\\n+ expect(isCatalogSkill(OPTIONAL)).toBe(true);\\n+ expect(isCatalogSkill(LOCAL)).toBe(false);\\n+ });\\n+\\n+ it(\\\"marks only the catalog's default-enabled entries as recommended\\\", () => {\\n+ expect(isRecommendedSkill(RECOMMENDED)).toBe(true);\\n+ expect(isRecommendedSkill(OPTIONAL)).toBe(false);\\n+ expect(DEFAULT_ENABLED_SKILL_NAMES.length).toBeLessThan(\\n+ SKILLS_CATALOG.length,\\n+ );\\n+ });\\n+});\\n+\\n+describe(\\\"resolveEnabledCatalogSkills\\\", () => {\\n+ it(\\\"falls back to the curated default when nothing is persisted\\\", () => {\\n+ expect(resolveEnabledCatalogSkills({})).toEqual([\\n+ ...DEFAULT_ENABLED_SKILL_NAMES,\\n+ ]);\\n+ });\\n+\\n+ it(\\\"uses the persisted allow-list verbatim, empty list included\\\", () => {\\n+ expect(resolveEnabledCatalogSkills({ enabledSkills: [OPTIONAL] })).toEqual([\\n+ OPTIONAL,\\n+ ]);\\n+ expect(resolveEnabledCatalogSkills({ enabledSkills: [] })).toEqual([]);\\n+ });\\n+});\\n+\\n+describe(\\\"buildSkillEnablementFilter\\\", () => {\\n+ it(\\\"keeps user- and project-authored skills on unless denied\\\", () => {\\n+ expect(buildSkillEnablementFilter({ enabledSkills: [] })(LOCAL)).toBe(true);\\n+ expect(buildSkillEnablementFilter({ disabledSkills: [LOCAL] })(LOCAL)).toBe(\\n+ false,\\n+ );\\n+ });\\n+\\n+ it(\\\"requires a catalog skill to be on the allow-list\\\", () => {\\n+ expect(buildSkillEnablementFilter({})(OPTIONAL)).toBe(false);\\n+ expect(buildSkillEnablementFilter({})(RECOMMENDED)).toBe(true);\\n+ expect(\\n+ buildSkillEnablementFilter({ enabledSkills: [OPTIONAL] })(OPTIONAL),\\n+ ).toBe(true);\\n+ });\\n+\\n+ it(\\\"lets an unmigrated deny-list veto a default-enabled skill\\\", () => {\\n+ // Un\",\"blob_url\":\"https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/__tests__%2Futils%2Fskill-enablement.test.ts\"},{\"filename\":\"__tests__/routes/skills-settings.test.tsx\",\"patch\":\"@@ -493,4 +493,137 @@ Full skill body.`,\\n \\n expect(writeText).toHaveBeenCalledWith(ADD_SKILL_EXAMPLE_COMMAND);\\n });\\n+ // A skill from the bundled `@openhands/extensions` catalog: those are\\n+ // governed by the `enabled_skills` allow-list, not the 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Actually let me include the migration hook or the adapter. The user asked for \"two important implementation files selected from src/utils/skill-enablement.ts, src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts, src/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.ts, src/api/agent-server-adapter.ts\" — so I should pick two from that list. I'll pick the two new files: skill-enablement.ts and use-skill-enablement.ts. \n\n- `src/utils/skill-enablement.ts` holds `CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES`, `buildSkillEnablementFilter` (the one rule: deny-list wins, non-catalog skills always on unless denied, catalog skills need allow-list), `migrateSkillEnablement`, `resolveEnabledCatalogSkills`.\n- `src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts` shares hydrate/auto-save/toggle logic between Customize page and conversation drawer; cloud backend stays deny-list governed.\n\n3. Test runner: vitest (`npx vitest run`) → 5064 passed, one unrelated pre-existing failure (dev-with-automation SIGHUP cleanup). Lint (`npm run lint`) and translation completeness clean; 4 new keys translated for all 15 locales. These results are attributed to the upstream PR report — I must explicitly attribute them.\n\n4. New test files: `__tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts` and `__tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx`, plus route/facet cases.\n\n5. Remaining uncertainty: e.g., cloud backend never reads `enabled_skills` (deny-list governed server-side catalog); the deny-list still wins over allow-list before migration; \"No Core tier\" deviation; whether the drop-in replaces everything. Also the PR is closed/merged. Remaining uncertainty could be that live browser verification by me wasn't done; cloud paths untested. I should state I did not personally run tests (only relied on the PR report). Also the migration behavior for cloud isn't covered; the adapter tests flip.\n\nLinks:\n- PR: https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/pull/16860\n- File: https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/utils/skill-enablement.ts\n- File: https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts\n- Test files: https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/__tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts and __tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx\n\nNow the budget: 200 words target, max 280. Word counting: I need to count words before finishing. Let me draft ~200 words with 5 bullets.\n\nDraft:\n\n1. **Allow-list change.** PR 16860 (merged, fixes #16302) replaces the build-time \"all catalog skills on\" behavior with an explicit `enabled_skills` allow-list over the bundled `@openhands/extensions` catalog, defaulting to the 11 `defaultEnabled` entries; `disabled_skills` still governs user/project-authored skills, and `src/utils/skill-enablement.ts` is the single rule source (deny-list wins; non-catalog skills stay on unless denied).\n\n2. **Implementation files.** `src/utils/skill-enablement.ts` supplies `CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES`, `buildSkillEnablementFilter`, and the one-shot `migrateSkillEnablement` (fresh workspaces get the curated default; unmigrated deny-lists are preserved). `src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts` shares hydrate/auto-save/toggle state between the Customize page and the conversation drawer, while the cloud backend keeps deny-list governance (it never reads `enabled_skills`).\n\n3. **Test runner.** Per the upstream PR report: `npx vitest run` → 5064 passed with one unrelated pre-existing `dev-with-automation` SIGHUP failure; `npm run lint` and `npm run check-translation-completeness` are clean, with the 4 new keys translated across all 15 locales.\n\n4. **New test files.** `__tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts` covers resolution, deny-veto, and every migration branch; `__tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx` covers one-shot, cloud skip, and no write over failed settings loads; adapter tests now assert `add-javadoc` is excluded.\n\n5. **Uncertainty.** The evidence is the PR report plus the filesystem listing; I personally ran no tests or live verification. Cloud-server-side behavior, slash-command loading, and the \"no Core tier\" deviation are untested downstream.\n\nCount words. Let me estimate. Each bullet ~60-70 words... that's about 300+. Need to trim to ~200-280.\n\nLet me count precisely later; I'll aim tighter. Let me write with fewer words.\n\nActually let me count the draft above:\n\nBullet 1: \"PR 16860 (merged, fixes #16302) replaces the build-time \"all catalog skills on\" behavior with an explicit enabled_skills allow-list over the bundled @openhands/extensions catalog, defaulting to the 11 defaultEnabled entries; disabled_skills still governs user/project-authored skills, and src/utils/skill-enablement.ts is the single rule source (deny-list wins; non-catalog skills stay on unless denied).\"\n\nCount: PR(1) 16860(2) merged(3) fixes(4) 16302(5) replaces(6) the(7) build-time(8) all(9) catalog(10) skills(11) on(12) behavior(13) with(14) an(15) explicit(16) enabled_skills(17) allow-list(18) over(19) the(20) bundled(21) @openhands/extensions(22) catalog(23) defaulting(24) to(25) the(26) 11(27) defaultEnabled(28) entries(29) disabled_skills(30) still(31) governs(32) user/project-authored(33) skills(34) and(35) src/utils/skill-enablement.ts(36) is(37) the(38) single(39) rule(40) source(41) deny-list(42) wins(43) non-catalog(44) skills(45) stay(46) on(47) unless(48) denied(49). ~49 words.\n\nBullet 2: \"src/utils/skill-enablement.ts supplies CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES, buildSkillEnablementFilter, and the one-shot migrateSkillEnablement (fresh workspaces get the curated default; unmigrated deny-lists are preserved). src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts shares hydrate/auto-save/toggle state between the Customize page and the conversation drawer, while the cloud backend keeps deny-list governance (it never reads enabled_skills).\"\n\nCount: src/utils/skill-enablement.ts(1) supplies(2) CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES(3) buildSkillEnablementFilter(4) and(5) the(6) one-shot(7) migrateSkillEnablement(8) fresh(9) workspaces(10) get(11) the(12) curated(13) default(14) unmigrated(15) deny-lists(16) are(17) preserved(18).(also counted as part? no, punctuation doesn't count) src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts(19) shares(20) hydrate/auto-save/toggle(21) state(22) between(23) the(24) Customize(25) page(26) and(27) the(28) conversation(29) drawer(30) while(31) the(32) cloud(33) backend(34) keeps(35) deny-list(36) governance(37) it(38) never(39) reads(40) enabled_skills(41). ~41 words.\n\nBullet 3: \"Per the upstream PR report: npx vitest run → 5064 passed, with one unrelated pre-existing dev-with-automation SIGHUP cleanup failure; npm run lint and npm run check-translation-completeness are clean, with the 4 new keys translated for all 15 locales.\"\n\nCount: Per(1) the(2) upstream(3) PR(4) report(5) npx(6) vitest(7) run(8) 5064(9) passed(10) with(11) one(12) unrelated(13) pre-existing(14) dev-with-automation(15) SIGHUP(16) cleanup(17) failure(18) npm(19) run(20) lint(21) and(22) npm(23) run(24) check-translation-completeness(25) are(26) clean(27) with(28) the(29) 4(30) new(31) keys(32) translated(33) for(34) all(35) 15(36) locales(37). ~37 words.\n\nBullet 4: \"New tests: __tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts covers resolution, deny-veto, and every migration branch; __tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx covers one-shot migration, cloud skip, and no write over a failed settings load; route/facet cases and flipped adapter assertions (add-javadoc now excluded) round it out.\"\n\nCount: New(1) tests(2) __tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts(3) covers(4) resolution(5) deny-veto(6) and(7) every(8) migration(9) branch(10) __tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx(11) covers(12) one-shot(13) migration(14) cloud(15) skip(16) and(17) no(18) write(19) over(20) a(21) failed(22) settings(23) load(24) route/facet(25) cases(26) and(27) flipped(28) adapter(29) assertions(30) add-javadoc(31) now(32) excluded(33) round(34) it(35) out(36). ~36 words.\n\nBullet 5: \"Remaining uncertainty: I personally ran no tests or live verification; I only reused the PR report's validation evidence. Cloud-side behavior (the server catalog never reads enabled_skills), slash-command loading, and the reviewer-noted \"no Core tier\" deviation remain unverified downstream.\"\n\nCount: Remaining(1) uncertainty(2) I(3) personally(4) ran(5) no(6) tests(7) or(8) live(9) verification(10) I(11) only(12) reused(13) the(14) PR(15) report's(16) validation(17) evidence(18) Cloud-side(19) behavior(20) the(21) server(22) catalog(23) never(24) reads(25) enabled_skills(26) slash-command(27) loading(28) and(29) the(30) reviewer-noted(31) no(32) Core(33) tier(34) deviation(35) remain(36) unverified(37) downstream(38). ~38 words.\n\nTotal: 49+41+37+36+38 = 201 words. \n\nNow add PR link and at least two direct file links. Links themselves count as words... Hmm, should I count URLs as words? Typically word counts count URLs as one word each. Let me add links. The user said \"targeting 200 words and never exceeding 280 words.\" URLs count as words in most counters. Let me add:\n\nAfter bullet 1 or in a header: PR: https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/pull/16860\n\nLinks to add:\n- PR link\n- src/utils/skill-enablement.ts blob link\n- src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts blob link\n- maybe the test file links\n\nIf each URL counts as 1 word, adding ~4 links adds 4 words → ~205. Also \"word\" counting: some counters count \"https://...\" as one word. Fine.\n\nLinks:\n1. https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/pull/16860\n2. https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/utils/skill-enablement.ts\n3. https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts\n4. https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/__tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts\n5. https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/__tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx\n\nI need at least two direct file/commit links attached to supported claims. I'll attach the two implementation file links plus PR link, and maybe a test file link.\n\nLet me structure the final answer with bullets and links, and explicitly state I didn't run tests. Also state \"I personally did not run any tests; test/lint/translation claims come from the upstream PR report.\"\n\nLet me carefully do the word count with links included. I'll write the final text and count with a script? The instructions say \"Count words before finishing.\" I can use the terminal with a wc -w to count. Let me compose the final text, then count via echo | wc -w. I'll count punctuation-separated tokens carefully. Note wc -w counts whitespace-separated tokens; \"16860\" counts as word, URLs count as one. That's a reasonable approach.\n\nLet me write the final answer text.\n\nFinal:\n\n**PR:** OpenHands/OpenHands #16860 — https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/pull/16860 (merged, fixes #16302).\n\n1. **Allow-list change.** Replaces the build-time \"all catalog on\" behavior with an explicit `enabled_skills` allow-list over the bundled `@openhands/extensions` catalog, defaulting to the 11 `defaultEnabled` entries; `disabled_skills` still governs user/project-authored skills, and `src/utils/skill-enablement.ts` is the one rule source (deny-list wins; non-catalog skills stay on unless denied).\n\n2. **Implementation files.** `src/utils/skill-enablement.ts` supplies `CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES`, `buildSkillEnablementFilter`, and one-shot `migrateSkillEnablement` (fresh workspaces persist the curated default). https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/utils/skill-enablement.ts — `src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts` shares hydrate/auto-save/toggle logic between the Customize page and the conversation drawer, while cloud backends keep deny-list governance.\n\n3. **Test runner.** Per the upstream PR report: `npx vitest run` → 5064 passed, one unrelated pre-existing `dev-with-automation` SIGHUP failure; `npm run lint` and `npm run check-translation-completeness` are clean; the 4 new keys are translated across all 15 locales.\n\n4. **New tests.** `__tests__/utils/skill-enablement.test.ts` covers resolution, deny-veto, and every migration branch; `__tests__/hooks/use-migrate-enabled-skills.test.tsx` covers one-shot, cloud skip, and no write after a failed settings load; route/facet cases and adapter assertions flipped so `add-javadoc` is excluded.\n\n5. **Uncertainty.** I personally ran no tests or live verification; I relied only on the PR report. 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Actually creating a temp file for counting then deleting it is fine, but let me avoid and just pipe to wc.\n\nI'll use a python one-liner with the string? Simpler: paste into echo and wc -w. Backticks may cause command substitution in double quotes; use single quotes around the whole text. Single quotes can't contain single quotes though. The text contains backticks which are fine in single quotes; apostrophes? \"report's\" in one draft — avoid. Let me construct the text avoiding single quotes/apostrophes.\n\nLet me count with wc -w. I'll write it in the terminal command. Let me now produce the shell command.\n\nActually, I can carefully reason count without terminal, but the user explicitly said \"Count words before finishing.\" Best to demonstrate counting with wc. Let me do it.\n\nLet me refine bullets to be concise and then count.\n\nText to count (final):\n\n\"PR: OpenHands/OpenHands #16860 https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/pull/16860 (merged, fixes #16302).\n\n1. Allow-list change. Replaces build-time all-catalog-on behavior with an explicit enabled_skills allow-list over the bundled @openhands/extensions catalog, defaulting to the 11 defaultEnabled entries; disabled_skills still governs user- and project-authored skills, and src/utils/skill-enablement.ts is the single rule source (deny-list wins; non-catalog skills stay on unless denied).\n\n2. Implementation files. src/utils/skill-enablement.ts https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/utils/skill-enablement.ts supplies CATALOG_SKILL_NAMES, buildSkillEnablementFilter, and one-shot migrateSkillEnablement. src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts https://github.com/OpenHands/OpenHands/blob/fae6ad8a0ccaaa5ec8f87aac36abe321e72fbb2c/src/hooks/use-skill-enablement.ts shares hydrate/auto-save/toggle logic between the Customize page and the conversation drawer; cloud backends keep deny-list governance.\n\n3. Test runner. 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