refactor(skills): rename legacy skills to dot- convention

[nollymar]

Follow-up to #36466. Tracked by #36467.

Stacked PR — base is worktree-skill-governance (needs skills.config.json + skill-lint). Retarget to main after #36466 merges.

What

Brings the pre-dot- first-party skills into convention and adds required owner/status frontmatter, so they pass skill-lint as full first-party skills (removed from the grandfather list). Result: skill-lint passes with 0 warnings.

Old	New	Domain added?
dotcms-github-issues	dot-issue-manage
cicd-diagnostics	dot-cicd-diagnose
lts-backport	dot-release-backport-lts
check-release-rollback	dot-release-rollback-check	+ added missing frontmatter
vtl-migration	dot-ui-vtl-migration
sdk-analytics	dot-sdk-analytics	sdk

skill-doctor stays grandfathered — it's a vendored/generic skill we didn't author, so it keeps its upstream name and no dot- prefix.

Note: The triage skill is not part of this rename — it is being migrated to a separate repo, so it has been removed here rather than renamed/governed. Its associated agents (dotcms-code-researcher, dotcms-issue-validator, dotcms-team-router, dotcms-duplicate-detector) and the /triage-pr-review command still live in .claude/ and are out of scope for this PR.

References updated (so nothing breaks)

• /create-issue, /query-issue, /find-issues, /update-issue command bodies → point at dot-issue-manage
• /check-release-rollback command body → dot-release-rollback-check
• settings.json permission paths → dot-cicd-diagnose
• Each renamed skill's internal self-path references (.claude/skills/<old>/…)

⚠️ Two things for reviewers to confirm

1. Owners are best-guess placeholders (@dotcms/scout / @dotcms/platform) — please correct to the real owning teams.
2. Directly-invoked skills change their slash-command name: /cicd-diagnostics → /dot-cicd-diagnose, /lts-backport → /dot-release-backport-lts, /vtl-migration → /dot-ui-vtl-migration, /sdk-analytics → /dot-sdk-analytics. Command-fronted skills (issue commands, rollback check) keep their command names. If any /old-name muscle memory is heavily used, we can add thin alias commands — flag it.

Verified

just skills-lint → ✅ pass, 7 first-party skills, 0 warnings (was 3 legacy warnings before). Catalog regenerated. Swept for stale old-name references — none remain in tracked files.

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Review — PR #36469: rename legacy skills to dot- convention

• Read full diff vs origin/worktree-skill-governance
• Verified functional references (script paths, command bodies, settings, config)
• Swept the committed tree for stale old-name references
• Posted review

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The rename itself is clean and internally consistent. I verified the parts that would actually break at runtime:

• ✅ Executable self-paths in dot-cicd-diagnose/SKILL.md (diagnose.py, sys.path.insert → dot-cicd-diagnose/utils) all updated.
• ✅ dot-cicd-diagnose/utils/README.md sys.path examples updated; no hardcoded old paths in any .py.
• ✅ Command bodies (/create-issue, /find-issues, /query-issue, /update-issue → dot-issue-manage; /check-release-rollback → dot-release-rollback-check) retargeted.
• ✅ settings.json permission globs → dot-cicd-diagnose.
• ✅ skills.config.json: sdk added to approvedDomains, grandfather list reduced to skill-doctor, note updated.
• ✅ dot-release-rollback-check/SKILL.md gains the missing owner/status/name frontmatter.
• ✅ Remaining old-name strings inside the renamed skill dirs are prose only — changelog history, the sdk-analytics npm-package keyword in dot-sdk-analytics description, README narrative. Harmless.

New Issues

• 🟡 Medium: ONBOARDING.md:264,273,275,276 — Section 7 ("Claude Code skills available in this repo") still lists the old skill names: cicd-diagnostics, dotcms-github-issues, vtl-migration, check-release-rollback. Since directly-invoked skills change their slash-command name (/cicd-diagnostics → /dot-cicd-diagnose, etc.), this onboarding doc now hands new developers invocation names that no longer resolve. This file wasn't touched by the PR, so the "no stale references remain in tracked files" claim in the description isn't quite accurate. Fix this →

• 🟡 Medium: ONBOARDING.md:272 — Lists a triage skill that this PR deletes (.claude/skills/triage/SKILL.md removed). New devs following onboarding would try to invoke a skill that no longer exists. Remove the entry (or point at the separate repo it's migrating to).

• 🟡 Medium: .mise.toml:19 — Comment still reads # Python for cicd-diagnostics skill. Cosmetic (a comment, nothing resolves it), but it's the same rename the PR is making everywhere else. The companion .mise.md was updated; .mise.toml was missed.

None of these block merge — they're documentation drift in files outside the diff, not defects in the rename. But the PR body states the sweep found no remaining references, and these four spots contradict that, so worth cleaning up in this PR while it's fresh.

Note (not a defect)

The .mise.md (updated by this PR) references .claude/skills/dot-cicd-diagnose/fetch-logs.py / fetch-jobs.py / fetch-metadata.py, but the skill actually ships a single diagnose.py. That mismatch is pre-existing (the old names were equally wrong) — flagging only in case you want to correct it in the same doc pass.
· branch skill-rename-legacy