Propose catalogue pack

Skill eugenelim/agent-ready-repo/packs/catalogue-curation/.apm/skills/propose-catalogue-pack

The complete AI operating model for software teams — from first idea to production. Three peer-supervised loops (discovery → build → release) over a catalogue of curated packs: skills, subagents, and hooks, each installed in one line. It's npm for your coding agent. Any agent, any stack — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Gemini, Kiro.

Install

npx -y skills add eugenelim/agent-ready-repo --skill propose-catalogue-pack

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Use to justify and scaffold a NEW pack area for this catalogue — test that it is additive and fits the catalogue's declared coverage model plus the four charter principles, then scaffold the pack shell and emit an RFC with a per-primitive inventory, or reject it as non-additive. Triggers on "should we add a pack for <area>", "propose a new pack", "justify a <vendor/domain> pack". Do NOT use to ingest units (use assimilate-primitive or assimilate-repo).

SKILL.md

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Skill: propose-catalogue-pack

Stand up a new pack the right way: prove it earns its place, scaffold the shell to convention, and route the decision through an RFC — or reject it. Justification-first; the scaffold is the reward for clearing the bar, not the starting point.

Output rendering

Table — When presenting several items that share the same fields, render a Markdown table. Cap at ~5 columns; beyond that, switch to a per-item detail list. Right-align numeric columns. Rationale / narrative — Use short ## headings and 2–3 sentence paragraphs. Don't force narrative into a table.

Procedure

Test additivity + fit against the local charter. Read this catalogue's docs/CHARTER.md coverage model (SDLC here; a different model in a re-purposed fork) and the four charter principles — universal · substantive not duplicative · a habit not a tool · used often enough to stick. A proposed area that duplicates an existing pack, or fails a principle, is a reject with the failing principle named.
Diagnose the boundary. What primitives would the pack carry, what does it depend on (core? another pack?), what's explicitly out of scope. If a heavy-knowledge dependency on another folder path in the same source is discovered, surface it as a blocker — a pack that can't stand on its own isn't additive.
Scaffold the shell (only on a pass) — pack.toml, .claude-plugin/plugin.json, README.md, empty .apm/. Route all writes through agentbundle.safety.write_jailed. See references/pack-shell.md.
Emit an RFC with the per-primitive inventory + verdicts (the pack's candidate skills/agents/hooks, each assimilate/reject). When the inventory comes from a survey, consume assimilate-repo's output rather than re-inventorying.
Prepare elicitation, don't flood. Where fit, naming, or scope is a judgment, present what you found + options + a recommendation.

Never do

Write under this repo's packages/agentbundle/** or packs/credential-brokers/** (RFC-0059 D6).
Scaffold a pack that hasn't cleared the additivity + four-principles bar — reject non-additive areas explicitly rather than shipping a shell.
Write outside agentbundle.safety.write_jailed.

Depends on core + governance-extras. Repo-scope; not in any default profile.