Why: House-style tests write __pycache__ next to the skill source. Those
files must stay out of later commits, not only be deleted once.
Evidence: .gitignore lists __pycache__/ and *.pyc.
Impact: Local test runs no longer show bytecode as untracked files.
Refs: feature/agent-professional-deliverables
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: The first commit picked up __pycache__ created while running the
house-style suite. Bytecode is not part of the skill and should not be
seeded or reviewed.
Evidence: git rm of the cached pyc files; .gitignore now ignores
__pycache__ and *.pyc.
Impact: The skill tree contains only source. Seed already skips
__pycache__ directories.
Refs: feature/agent-professional-deliverables
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Why: Generated files kept Word's default theme, US Letter pages,
hand-typed bullets and empty sections. Recipes only showed library
calls, the prompt had no craft standard, and seeded skills could not
be upgraded once written.
Evidence: go test ./... passed. The house-style suite covers three
themes across docx, pptx and xlsx, and rejects a document that repeats
the diagnosed layout failures. lint on the sample minutes exits 1.
Impact: Every run gets a resident quality standard. Office files use
house-style (switchable themes, templates, imitation) and must pass
lint. Skill seeding upgrades untouched builtins and keeps user edits.
Uploads land in inputs/, and the default style is a setting.
Refs: feature/agent-professional-deliverables
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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