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flowstate-dojo-platform-epicdm-gateway-specs

Package-local agent skill for @epicdm/gateway-specs.

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Versions

1 version published — latest: 0.1.0

  • 0.1.0
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Skill

Use this skill when a task touches packages/gateway-specs, imports @epicdm/gateway-specs, or needs to teach humans/agents how this package works.

Package identity:

  • Package: @epicdm/gateway-specs
  • Repository: flowstate-platform
  • Version authority: package.json (0.1.0)
  • Dojo course: flowstate-dojo-platform-epicdm-gateway-specs

How to use the package:

  • Purpose: OpenAPI 3.1.0 specs for all FlowState gateway services. Source of truth for Rust/Swift/TypeScript SDK codegen.
  • Start with package-local docs when present.
  • Verify details against source and tests before changing behavior.
  • Use the Dojo course lessons as the teaching path: setup, mental model, core workflow, integration, feature labs, maintenance.

Public surfaces discovered:

  • No public symbols detected; inspect package exports manually.

Composable feature skilllets:

  • @epicdm/gateway-specs: use feature labs for workflow, source anchor, and regression risk.

Agent operating rules:

  • Treat package.json as the Dojo version authority.
  • Do not turn feature inventory into user-facing lessons without workflow context.
  • Update this Dojo package when package behavior, docs, examples, or feature inventory changes.
  • Verify downstream packages when package use and connection metadata shows inbound dependencies or references.
  • Never mark publish status passed without successful cloud publish and catalog lookup.

Usage

Use this Dojo skill with package human docs, package-local feature inventory, agent-skillset.md, and the generated course.json in this folder. Keep this manifest version aligned with package.json.

Install

Run this in your project to install via CLI:

fscloud dojo skill install flowstate-dojo-platform-epicdm-gateway-specs --target <target> --out ./skills

Replace <target> with your agent target identifier. See the CLI docs for details.