This file is populated from actual local checks at packaging time. See the final summary below. No public GitHub upload has been performed by this package.
Separate states:
- helper unit tests: local execution only;
- package binding/hash validation: local execution only;
- synthetic demo: not a real user case;
- Codex/Claude activation: NOT EXECUTED;
- public skills-CLI installation: NOT EXECUTED;
- real GitHub metadata/readback: NOT EXECUTED;
- user adoption, ranking and 5K stars: UNMEASURED.
Linux execution is not Windows execution. Python uses cross-platform stdlib APIs, but actual Windows/client testing remains a future check.
Environment: Linux, CPython 3.13.5.
| Check | Observed outcome |
|---|---|
python -m unittest discover -s tests -v |
27 tests passed, no skips in this environment |
python scripts/demo.py |
Synthetic fixture: BLOCKED before; CHECKS_PASSED after |
| Package SHA-256/file-set validation | Passed locally |
Binding an exported temporary copy to example-owner/github-discoverability-skill |
Passed locally; this is not a real remote repository |
| Bound-copy preflight | CHECKS_PASSED, zero blockers/review items |
Relocated helper after copying the full skill to a temporary .agents/skills/ directory |
Executed successfully; not a Codex activation test |
| Unbound deliverable preflight | REVIEW: three explicit repository-identity placeholders |
Raw local test output: test-output.txt. Synthetic demo output: demo-output.json.
Publication still requires actual owner/repo, explicit visibility/rights approval, public-file review and remote readback. The main deliverable is intentionally unbound. No original source code is left for an uploader to implement.
Hash manifests establish internal consistency, not author authentication. The helper checks files and formatting, not runtime agent reliability or demand.