chore: regenerate the skills manifest - #3203
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The hyperframes-cli skill gained the search-miss report and its content hash moved with it. The manifest is the published freshness fingerprint, so it has to be regenerated in the same change.
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skills-manifest.jsonso thehyperframes-clientry matches the skill on disk.Why
hyperframes-cligained the search-miss report in #3199 and its content hash moved with it. The manifest is the published freshness fingerprint the CLI reads, so a skill edit that leaves it behind makes the manifest claim a version of the skill that no longer exists. CI caught it onmain:skills-manifest.json is out of date - a skill changed without regenerating it.It reached
mainbecause theDetect changesgate on #3199 failed on an unrelated deletion check, which left every downstream job in that run skipped, including this one.How
bun packages/cli/scripts/gen-skills-manifest.ts. One hash changed; no other skill moved.Test plan
bun packages/cli/scripts/gen-skills-manifest.ts --checkpasses locally, which is the exact command the failing job runs.Not covered: nothing else in the manifest was touched, and no skill content changes here.