fix: expose on-demand workflows as portable skills - #44
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Codex could report Greybeard installed while exposing only three skills because pressure-test, sidenote, visualize, and wrap existed only under
commands/. Move those workflows to native skill entrypoints so both clients expose all seven capabilities once, while retaining Claude's slash names and optional-input behavior.Preserve the substantive instructions and authorization boundaries, repair sibling links, include all seven skills in the OpenClaw installer, and document plugin versus standalone installation and updates. Add a package regression check to CI.
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npm test,npm run check-sync, installer dry-run, and plugin validation passed. Tested actual local-marketplace installations in Codex 0.154.0 and Claude Code 2.1.269: fresh installation, update, reinstall, seven unique capabilities, and installed reference closure. Verified native Claude expansion for all four commands with and without input using a loopback request capture; no model execution was needed. The regression check fails on the original revision.Fixes #43.