What problem does it solve? Changing the procesio-cli repository without breaking existing clients requires coordinating manifests, dispatchers, generated router files, tests, and documentation as one versioned contract, which is easy to get wrong when done ad hoc. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Contract-first change workflow: Reproduce a failing contract test, trace ownership across manifest, dispatcher, and generated outputs, then implement one verifiable unit. - Repository gates: Run offline checks including pytest, strict skill validation, routing evaluation, governance, secret scanning, and generated-file drift detection. - Skill integration: Integrate an already-designed Agent Skill into repository generation, translations, CI, and release controls using evidence handed off from agent-skill-engineer. - Use Case: When adding a new CLI action, use this Skill to update the manifest and implementation together, regenerate the capability router, verify the real client-facing JSON surface, and commit only a green unit. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to add a new PROCESIO CLI action while keeping its manifest, generated router, tests, and documentation in sync.