Context
SkillRoster first releases are local-only. Each machine keeps its Library, Rosters, evidence, Plans, and Receipts locally.
A later version may let a user place a portable subset of Library configuration in Git so multiple machines can share declared Skill sources and desired Roster policy.
Proposed capability
- Export a portable, reviewable configuration without absolute local paths, session evidence, Plans, Receipts, or private prompts.
- Import or reconcile that configuration on another machine through a previewed Plan.
- Keep machine-specific paths and Agent availability local.
- Detect source revision conflicts and local overrides without silently overwriting either side.
- Document which fields are safe to commit and provide a conservative default
.gitignore.
Safety requirements
- Opt-in only; no automatic push, pull, commit, or remote creation.
- Never include raw sessions, usage evidence tied to local history, secrets, or user-owned Skill contents unless explicitly selected.
- Import is read-only until the user approves the generated Plan.
- Existing local-only behavior remains the default.
Acceptance
Two clean machines can reconcile the same portable Library/Roster declaration while retaining different local roots, and the round trip exposes no machine-private data.
Not part of the first complete release
This issue is deliberately deferred until the local eight-Agent governance loop is complete and validated.
Context
SkillRoster first releases are local-only. Each machine keeps its Library, Rosters, evidence, Plans, and Receipts locally.
A later version may let a user place a portable subset of Library configuration in Git so multiple machines can share declared Skill sources and desired Roster policy.
Proposed capability
.gitignore.Safety requirements
Acceptance
Two clean machines can reconcile the same portable Library/Roster declaration while retaining different local roots, and the round trip exposes no machine-private data.
Not part of the first complete release
This issue is deliberately deferred until the local eight-Agent governance loop is complete and validated.