agent-skills-toolkit published v1.18.0 while this registry is pinned to v1.17.1.
The re-pin is prepared and pushed on branch repin/agent-skills-toolkit, with registry metadata.version bumped to 1.76.0. strict: true preserved; no other member entry moves.
Open the pull request: https://github.com/product-on-purpose/agent-plugins/compare/main...repin/agent-skills-toolkit?expand=1
validate-registry.mjs passed against that exact tree inside the job. This workflow opens an issue rather than a pull request on purpose: creating one from Actions needs a repository setting that also lets any workflow APPROVE pull requests, and that would become a self-approval hole the day main gains a review requirement. Pushing a branch and asking for one click leaves review intact.
This automation does the noticing, not the deciding. A member can ship a release this registry deliberately skips.
Re-pin checklist (CONTRIBUTING.md Section 7)
agent-skills-toolkitpublished v1.18.0 while this registry is pinned to v1.17.1.The re-pin is prepared and pushed on branch
repin/agent-skills-toolkit, with registrymetadata.versionbumped to 1.76.0.strict: truepreserved; no other member entry moves.Open the pull request: https://github.com/product-on-purpose/agent-plugins/compare/main...repin/agent-skills-toolkit?expand=1
validate-registry.mjspassed against that exact tree inside the job. This workflow opens an issue rather than a pull request on purpose: creating one from Actions needs a repository setting that also lets any workflow APPROVE pull requests, and that would become a self-approval hole the daymaingains a review requirement. Pushing a branch and asking for one click leaves review intact.This automation does the noticing, not the deciding. A member can ship a release this registry deliberately skips.
Re-pin checklist (CONTRIBUTING.md Section 7)
shasits on release tag v1.18.0, and CI at that sha is greenmetadata.versionbumped; entry added to this repository CHANGELOG.mdstrict: truepreserved; registryvalidatecheck green