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Items 4, 8 and 9 are fixed (loader switches on reopen, package exports,
py.typed), so the report and the skill no longer claim 4-9 are all open. Item 7
is partial: DatabaseManager grew a DatabaseEventCallback, but there is still
nothing an external caching client can observe, which was the point. 5 and 6
are untouched.
The "are these files byte-identical" re-check recipe is removed: it named
client.py/registry.py/resolver.py, which 0.5.x renamed, so it would have
reported "unchanged" forever. The replacement is a diff of __all__ and the
DatabaseOpenOptions fields, both of which the contract suite now asserts
whenever the library is importable.
Also records two things that cost time here: the loader-switch strip needs
input_path != source, so an .i64 passed directly alongside load options still
fatals; and an editable checkout does not enforce its own dependency floors, so
a `git pull` to 0.6.1 leaves ida-domain/zeromcp silently too old.
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Follows the Agent Skills standard (agentskills.io) rather than a contrib/
dir: harnesses discover .agents/skills/<name>/SKILL.md automatically from
the repo root, and it is vendor-neutral (not .claude/ or .pi/ specific).
Not a verbatim copy of the local one -- it was ~85% generic and the rest
had to go before redistributing:
* the backend is described as a normal pyproject dependency, with the
editable-git-checkout setup demoted to a conditional note (that is one
maintainer's layout, but the 'upstream pull silently swaps the backend'
warning is worth keeping for anyone who does it);
* personal agent tooling (bgrun/waitfor wrappers) replaced by the
underlying lesson -- a backgrounded subshell holds the inherited stdout,
so redirect all three fds -- which is true without those scripts;
* maintainer commit authorship dropped;
* absolute ~/dev paths made relative to the repo root; ~/ida-venv kept but
marked as this project's assumption, matching the README.
Also fixes the README's stale full-run count (788/~2m -> 1031/~50s), lists
the docs that were missing from the index, and warns that a user-level skill
of the same name shadows this one -- otherwise a personal copy silently wins
and the in-repo copy rots.
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