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The system-prompt addendum now tags every skill with a source pointer: '[builtin]' for skills embedded in the zot binary, or the SKILL.md path (HOME collapsed to ~) for user-installed ones. The body still loads on demand through the 'skill' tool by name, so no behaviour change for execution, this is pure disambiguation. Before: - write-zot-extension — Help the user create a new zot extension... After: - write-zot-extension [builtin]: Help the user create a new zot extension... - code-review [~/Library/Application Support/zot/skills/code-review/SKILL.md]: ... Why: built-in skills have no filesystem path because their markdown is embedded in the binary. Without the [builtin] tag the model had no way to distinguish them from user skills, and could mistakenly try to read a nonexistent file. The path pointer for user skills also helps the model cite where guidance came from and reason about trust (builtin vs project-local vs global). Test updated; addendum grew to ~123 tokens for a typical 3-skill setup (code-review, test-fix, write-zot-extension). |
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