Every skill in skills-lock.json was compared with its upstream source, file by file. Most were already current. The rest were read diff by diff before they came in, and each commit names the upstream commit it took.
- Updated from upstream. Seven of Matt Pocock's skills, seven pstack skills (
interrogatenow keeps only findings an adversary proves with a run; poteto-mode's autopilot-stack never merges), Emil Kowalski's two animation skills (Motion shorthands are hardware-accelerated from 14.2),neon-postgres(branching and egress references),serve-sim(the hardened server), and three Expo skills. (4685247, 4232f77, 8411619, 456f0c8, 8ccf7e3) - Stageshow 1.1.1. The fix steadies the skill's playground when scroll bars are always on. The kit is unchanged, so the landing's vendored copy and the landing itself are untouched. (4af377b)
- Expo's renamed skills.
expo-deploymentis noweas-app-storesandexpo-cicd-workflowsiseas-workflows. The oldbuilding-native-uiandnative-data-fetchingcopies are gone, becauseexpo-native-ui,expo-routerandexpo-data-fetchingreplace them.expo-tailwind-setup(NativeWind) is gone too: upstream deleted it and the mobile app does not use it. The design map points atexpo-native-ui. Expo's new feedback instruction, which has the agent report the user's task to Expo on its own, was left out. (bf34bb9) - Held back. Taste Skill 2.5 is a different product: a 39 MB static-site kit with scripts that download icons, photos and fonts. Landing work stays on Taste v2 with
redesign-existing-projects, which upstream folded into 2.5. The evlog skills now tell the agent to runnpx evlog, which fetches an unpinned@evlog/cli. Both wait until that CLI is pinned. Five Expo skills whose only upstream change is the new feedback instruction stay where they were.