Skills and rules for the NanoClaw host agent (Claude Code on Mac), covering plugin promotion, container management, staging checks, repo chain safety, and public sync.
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coding-policy: dependency-managementAuthority-of-record for the fleet's Runtime-Managed Manifest Carve-Out. On every manifest named below:
"mode": "managed". Never "vendored".jbaruch/* dependency at "version": "latest". Never a literal pin.Third-party dependencies (finsi/*, tessl-labs/*, tessl/npm-*) are outside the carve-out. They pin, with a stated renewal mechanism per coding-policy: dependency-management Freshness. The unattended-update set below is the sole exception.
Renewal mechanism for third-party pins in this fleet: tessl update --yes, run each session by the hook named below, rewrites any pin the registry has passed. Review the resulting manifest diff and land it as its own commit.
Every covered manifest is named explicitly, never matched by glob. Adding one means naming it here in lock-step with wiring its check.
jbaruch/nanoclawtessl-workspace/tessl.jsontessl.jsonRequirements:
"latest", third-party included.scripts/deploy.sh step 3b. It fails the deploy on a non-managed mode, on any dependency not at latest, and on an unreadable manifest.The project-root tessl.json in each of jbaruch/nanoclaw-host, nanoclaw-admin, nanoclaw-core, nanoclaw-trusted, nanoclaw-untrusted, nanoclaw-conferences, nanoclaw-media, nanoclaw-orders, nanoclaw-travel.
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jbaruch/* floats at "latest". Third-party pins.hooks/check-tessl-latest.sh, the SessionStart hook shipped by jbaruch/coding-policy.jbaruch/coding-policy as a dependency. The check ships with it.tessl install <plugin> writes a pin, fix it before committessl install jbaruch/<plugin> writes a literal pin. Edit the entry to "version": "latest" before committing."mode": "vendored" on the manifest, flip it to "mode": "managed" in the same edit..tessl-plugin
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