fix: publish original skills and link upstream authors

LICENSE.md

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 # License
 
-Third-party files under `wiki/skills/` are excluded from the CC BY 4.0
-grant below. They retain the upstream MIT licenses listed in
-`wiki/sources.json` and reproduced in `wiki/licenses/`.
-Reference-only catalog entries do not grant rights to their implementations.
+Linked third-party skills are not redistributed or relicensed by this project.
+Third-party snapshots in earlier Git revisions retain their upstream MIT
+licenses, recorded in `wiki/sources.json` and `wiki/licenses/`.
+The current tree publishes original work and links to other authors' sources.
 
 This project is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
 International License (CC BY 4.0).

PUBLICATION_POLICY.md

@@ -2,6 +2,11 @@
 
 This repository contains sanitized AI workflow templates only.
 
+Publish original, privacy-reviewed skills and workflows. For skills obtained
+from other authors, include a short directory description and a link to the
+original repository, not a copied implementation. Unknown provenance is not
+evidence of authorship; leave those implementations unpublished until reviewed.
+
 Do not commit:
 
 - secrets, tokens, credentials, private URLs, or webhook endpoints

README.md

@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ work.
 ## What this is
 
 For a browsable reference, see the [skills and workflows wiki](wiki/README.md):
-505 distinct public skill entries, 268 attributed MIT definition copies, and
-the 19 existing workflow playbooks. The wiki distinguishes copied source from
-reference-only entries and records its inventory limits.
+505 distinct skill entries and 19 workflow playbooks. Original skills are
+published here; other authors' skills link to their original repositories.
+Unverified ownership stays separate and is not claimed as original work.
 
 `agentic-workflows` turns AI workflows into repo-native operating files:
 validate them, render runbooks, audit authority, and compile them into agent

tests/wiki.test.ts

@@ -9,16 +9,26 @@ test('public catalog has distinct identities and reconciled counts', () => {
   expect(new Set(skills.map(entry => entry.name)).size).toBe(skills.length);
   expect(catalog.entries.filter(entry => entry.type === 'workflow')).toHaveLength(19);
   expect(catalog.distinctSkillNames - catalog.withheldPrivateSkills).toBe(skills.length);
-  expect(skills.filter(entry => entry.availability === 'Reference copy')).toHaveLength(268);
+  expect(catalog.referenceCopies).toBe(0);
+  expect(skills.filter(entry => entry.origin === 'Original work')).toHaveLength(catalog.originalSkillCount);
+  expect(skills.filter(entry => entry.origin === 'Other authors')).toHaveLength(catalog.upstreamSkillCount);
+  expect(skills.filter(entry => entry.origin === 'Unverified')).toHaveLength(catalog.unverifiedSkillCount);
+  expect(catalog.originalSkillCount + catalog.upstreamSkillCount + catalog.unverifiedSkillCount).toBe(skills.length);
 });
 
-test('every copied definition and existing playbook resolves to a real file', () => {
-  for (const entry of catalog.entries) {
-    if (!entry.documentation) continue;
+test('original skills and playbooks resolve locally; third-party skills link upstream', () => {
+  for (const entry of catalog.entries.filter(entry => entry.origin === 'Original work')) {
+    expect(entry.documentation).toStartWith('https://github.com/ftchvs/agentic-workflows/blob/main/');
     const path = entry.documentation.split('/blob/main/')[1];
     expect(existsSync(path)).toBe(true);
     expect(readFileSync(path, 'utf8').trim().length).toBeGreaterThan(50);
   }
+  for (const entry of catalog.entries.filter(entry => entry.origin === 'Other authors')) {
+    expect(entry.documentation).toBe(entry.source);
+    expect(entry.documentation).not.toContain('github.com/ftchvs/agentic-workflows');
+    expect(entry.availability).toBe('Upstream link');
+  }
+  expect([...new Bun.Glob('wiki/skills/**/SKILL.md').scanSync('.')]).toHaveLength(0);
   for (const source of sources) {
     expect(source.license).toBe('MIT');
     expect(readFileSync(source.licensePath, 'utf8')).toContain('Permission is hereby granted');

wiki/README.md

@@ -9,7 +9,9 @@ the source. This wiki expands the original seven-library design catalog.
 | --- | ---: | --- |
 | Distinct skill names reviewed | 511 | Inventory denominator |
 | Public skill entries | 505 | Names, short descriptions, categories, and available sources |
-| MIT reference copies | 268 | Definition snapshots from the seven credited libraries |
+| Original published skills | 10 | Full source in this repository's skills folder |
+| Other authors' skills | 362 | Links to original repositories or maintained sources |
+| Ownership not verified | 133 | Reference entries only; not claimed as original work |
 | Existing public workflow playbooks | 19 | Reusable playbooks already in this repository |
 | Private-project skills withheld | 6 | Names and instructions are not published |
 
@@ -23,7 +25,8 @@ review; they are not silently represented as public workflows.
 - [Skill directory](catalog.md): one row per distinct skill name.
 - [Machine-readable catalog](catalog.json): the same public entries.
 - [Workflow playbooks](../workflows): existing Markdown and executable templates.
-- [Sources and licenses](sources.json): upstream attribution for copied material.
+- [Original published skills](../skills): reusable source maintained here.
+- [Source history](sources.json): attribution for the seven original libraries.
 
 ## Use a skill
 
@@ -33,13 +36,15 @@ review; they are not silently represented as public workflows.
    relevant files, constraints, and the checks you expect.
 4. Review the result. A skill is guidance, not evidence that work succeeded.
 
-The files under `wiki/skills` are documentation snapshots, not an installation
-bundle. Referenced scripts, assets, and supporting documents remain upstream.
-Use the source links in the catalog to obtain the complete maintained package.
-The English directory summarizes the skills; snapshots retain their original
-language. Supporting-file links are pinned to verified upstream commits.
-Thirteen references across three snapshots were absent upstream and are
-explicitly marked as unavailable text rather than left as broken links.
+Publish original, privacy-reviewed skills in `skills/`. For another author's
+skill, follow the original repository link for installation, instructions,
+dependencies, and licensing. Do not copy its implementation into this wiki.
+An installed skill with no source is not automatically original work: ownership
+must be established before publishing it as such.
+
+The 268 third-party definition snapshots from the first edition have been
+removed from the current tree. They remain recoverable in Git history; no
+history rewrite was performed. Local installed skills are unchanged.
 
 ## Distinct entries
 
@@ -58,15 +63,15 @@ or hidden platform instructions are exported. Source ownership and licensing
 for reference-only entries remain unreviewed. Listing an entry does not place
 its implementation under this repository's license.
 
-The 268 snapshots retain their upstream MIT licenses, collected in
-[licenses](licenses). Original wiki prose and the existing repository workflow
-material remain CC BY 4.0. Changes to snapshot formatting or links must be
-identified. These copies preserve the installed definition text except for
-supporting-link repairs, unavailable-reference labels, and trailing whitespace.
+Original wiki prose, published skills, and workflow material use CC BY 4.0.
+Third-party implementations remain in their upstream repositories under their
+authors' licenses. Historical snapshot notices remain in [licenses](licenses)
+for attribution of earlier revisions, not as a license for linked content.
 
 ## Keep it current
 
-Review the source, license, and privacy boundary before adding a copy. Keep
+Review ownership and privacy before publishing original work. Link to upstream
+for other authors' skills; keep uncertain ownership unpublished. Keep
 `catalog.json` and `catalog.md` aligned. Run the repository validation and wiki
 tests before publishing. Refresh the portfolio copy from the same catalog,
 not from a separate handwritten list.