| name | devcodex-workspace |
| description | Retired compatibility fixture for the former project-local Grok bridge; current workspace installs use grok/plugins/devcodex-workspace. |
DevCodex Workspace Resolver（retired compatibility fixture）
lifecycleStatus: retired-compatibility-fixture
deploymentStatus: MUST NOT be deployed by current workspace descriptors
This file is retained only so historical packages and migration evidence remain readable. Current workspace-namespace installs use the workspace-owned plugin under grok/plugins/devcodex-workspace; child projects must not receive this Skill or a project bridge.
For forensic replay of an old project bridge, the historical resolver contract was:
- Preserve the semantic intent seed already formed from the user message and conversation continuity.
- Walk upward from the current project directory to the nearest unique parent containing
.devcodex/layout.json whose mode is workspace-namespace. That parent is <workspace-root>. Do not search above the first valid marker.
- Read
<workspace-root>/AGENTS.md as the controlling shared kernel. Treat the project bridge and this Skill only as discovery adapters; they must not override the shared kernel.
- Resolve the project namespace as the project-root path relative to
<workspace-root>. Bind runtime state to <workspace-root>/.devcodex/<project-namespace>/; use <workspace-root>/.devcodex/workspace/ only for an explicitly workspace-wide task.
- Apply the kernel's intent-first context gate. Load only the parent Skill files selected by the final route from
<workspace-root>/.agents/skills/<skill-id>/SKILL.md, then load only the Profile or memory sections named by the resulting context plan.
- Read
<workspace-root>/.agents/devcodex/instructions.full.md only for the kernel's explicit fail-closed fallback conditions. Never use it as the normal startup path.
- Before substantive output, satisfy the parent kernel's visible entry-check contract and all applicable confirmation, validation, memory, report, and governance gates.
Fail closed when any of these are ambiguous or missing: workspace marker, shared kernel, project namespace, selected Skill, Profile source, or active-root binding. Report the precise missing path or conflicting candidates; do not invent or silently substitute rules.
