// Enable and operate the Packaging feature (ops/packaging conventions + ctl-pack) for building runnable artifacts (usually container images).
| name | packaging |
| description | Enable and operate the Packaging feature (ops/packaging conventions + ctl-pack) for building runnable artifacts (usually container images). |
| category | features |
| ssot_path | .ai/skills/features/packaging |
Canonical source: .ai/skills/features/packaging/
Open .ai/skills/features/packaging/SKILL.md and any supporting files referenced there (for example reference.md, examples.md, scripts/, templates/).
Note: The frontmatter above is identical to the canonical source except for
ssot_pathandcategorywhich are added for navigation. After opening the source file, skip re-reading the description to avoid redundant token usage.
Project-level orchestrator for intake and continuity. Turns a new/ongoing request into a governance decision (reuse vs new task, mapping to Milestone/Feature/Requirement), keeps the project hub consistent (registry/changelog/derived views), and ensures LLM-authored semantic extraction is captured in structured non-AUTO sections. Focuses on planning and coordination, not product code changes.
Read-only progress reporter. Produces a structured status snapshot from existing project/task artifacts (project hub + dev-docs), can include semantic focus extracted from LLM-authored feature briefs, and includes an actionable next command; never modifies repo files.
Project hub synchronizer and validator. Scans the repo (including multiple dev-docs roots), validates project/task metadata against the Project Contract, repairs drift by generating missing task identity meta (.ai-task.yaml) and regenerating derived views, and enforces complete task-feature mapping plus LLM-authored semantic extraction for feature-level governance.
Enable and operate the Context Awareness feature (docs/context contracts + environment registry) so LLMs can work from a verified context layer instead of ad-hoc repo scans.
Enable or disable skill packs via ctl-skillpacks and re-sync provider wrappers without manually editing the manifest.
Enable and operate the CI feature (GitHub Actions / GitLab CI) with repeatable templates, artifact conventions, and opt-in delivery enablement.