Replace literal `.claude/skills/<owner>/...` paths in SKILL.md with the
`${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}` variable that Claude Code substitutes at invocation
time. Same-skill references become `${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/<rest>`,
cross-skill references (erf-* → epf-*) become
`${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/../<other>/<rest>`. All paths now wrapped in double
quotes to handle install locations with spaces.
This unblocks plugin-mode installation: literal `.claude/skills/...`
paths fail when the skill is loaded from `~/.claude/plugins/cache/...`
or from a personal `~/.claude/skills/` install. Drop-in mode continues
to work because Claude Code resolves the variable in all install scopes.
Verified via pilot:
- Project drop-in (cc-1c-skills repo)
- Personal `~/.claude/skills/cf-info/`
- Plugin via `/plugin marketplace add <local-path>`
Scope: 61 SKILL.md, 125 path replacements (8 cross-skill).
Scripts unchanged — they already use \$PSScriptRoot and ../<sibling>
patterns that resolve correctly under the bundled cache layout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The bottom-up flow (compile child with -Parent pointing at parent's
XML — skill creates the real child file AND registers it in parent's
ChildObjects) has been the documented canonical way to build nested
subsystems since forever. It's in SKILL.md Примеры:58 and implemented
in subsystem-compile.ps1:430-506. But zero test cases exercised it —
all 7 pre-existing cases used the top-down `children: [...]` shortcut
that aa93031 made honest with stubs.
Two problems with the status quo:
1. A model reading SKILL.md saw `"children": ["ДочерняяА", "ДочерняяБ"]`
right in the main JSON-definition example and took it as the
canonical way to create nested structure. It's a trap — the
shortcut creates placeholder stubs with empty Synonym/Content that
the model almost never actually wants. The natural flow (one
subsystem-compile call per real subsystem) wasn't visible where
the model looks first.
2. The canonical flow had no test safety net — nothing caught regressions
in the register-in-parent code path (lines 430-506).
Fix, minimal surface:
- SKILL.md: remove `"children": [...]` from the JSON-definition example.
Leave the `-Parent` example in the Примеры section (already there).
The children field stays fully supported in the scripts (aa93031 stub
behavior unchanged) for legacy JSON — just not advertised.
- New test case `nested-parent.json`: preRun compiles "Продажи" parent,
main run compiles "Настройки" child with `-Parent Subsystems/Продажи.xml`.
Verifies the real bottom-up flow: snapshot shows full child file with
real Synonym/Explanation AND parent's `<ChildObjects>` updated to
reference the child. verify-snapshots confirms platform accepts it.
- Runner plumbing: `_skill.json` gains `{ "flag": "-Parent", "from":
"workPath", "field": "parent", "optional": true }`. Required extending
both `tests/skills/runner.mjs` and `tests/skills/verify-snapshots.mjs`
(they each have their own copy of buildArgs) to support `optional: true`
on workPath mappings — otherwise existing cases without params.parent
would get the flag pushed with an empty value.
Verification:
- runner --filter subsystem-compile (PS1): 8/8 (was 7/7 +1)
- runner --filter subsystem-compile --runtime python: 8/8 (dual-port clean)
- verify-snapshots --skill subsystem-compile: 8/8
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a subsystem definition includes `children: [...]`, the parent XML
was emitted with `<ChildObjects><Subsystem>Name</Subsystem></ChildObjects>`
refs, but the referenced `Subsystems/{Parent}/Subsystems/{Child}.xml`
files were never created. Before 96d1dea (-StrictLog) the platform
silently dropped the refs on load (exit 0), so verify-snapshots showed
these cases green. With the new strict log parsing, `full` and
`with-children` started failing on "Файл объекта не существует".
Both PS1 and PY ports now emit a minimal valid child subsystem stub
(full MetaDataObject, empty Synonym/Content/ChildObjects) via new
Write-ChildSubsystemStub / write_child_subsystem_stub helpers. Stub
creation is guarded by Test-Path / os.path.exists, so a subsequent
compile of the same child via -Parent does not get clobbered, and
re-running the parent compile is idempotent. Дубли в children[]
дедуплицируются через seen-set.
Also removed the "Что генерируется" section from SKILL.md — filesystem
layout is covered by the OutputDir param + [OK] stdout lines; the
section was noise for model consumers.
Bumped subsystem-compile.ps1 v1.4→v1.5 and subsystem-compile.py
v1.3→v1.5 (PY caught up with PS1 version pin).
Verification:
- verify-snapshots --skill subsystem-compile: 5/7 → 7/7
- runner --filter subsystem-compile (PS1): 7/7
- runner --filter subsystem-compile --runtime python: 7/7 (dual-port drift clean)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bash on Windows strips backslashes in unquoted paths, causing
"file not found" errors. Forward slashes work cross-platform.
Also fix pwsh → powershell.exe in epf-init and epf-add-form.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>