conductor-upgrade
Conductor Upgrade
Overview
This skill provides a structured method for upgrading the Conductor Skills Suite to a new version of the Conductor framework. It ensures that every skill's "Surgical Logic" remains aligned with the latest .toml command prompts and that all static templates are correctly synchronized.
Workflow
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Version Identification: Locate the latest Conductor reference directory within the project's root
references/folder (e.g.,references/conductor-0.3.1/). Always use the highest version number available. -
Asset Synchronization: Directly copy/overwrite static templates from the reference to the skill assets:
conductor/templates/workflow.md->assets/templates/workflow.mdconductor/templates/code_styleguides/*.md->assets/templates/code_styleguides/*.md
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Protocol Alignment: Read the
.tomlfiles in the new reference to identify logic changes. Update correspondingreferences/*.mdin each skill (e.g.,resolution-protocol.md,project-discovery.md). -
Skill Logic Update: Update the
SKILL.mdof each affected skill to reflect new workflows, question batching, or mandatory constraints introduced in the new version. -
Metadata & Docs: Update the
metadata.versionin eachSKILL.mdand append a version notice to the changelog in eachCLAUDE.md.
Implementation Details
Refer to the following protocol for detailed procedural instructions:
- Upgrade Protocol: references/upgrade-protocol.md - Mapping
.tomllogic to Skill protocols and template sync.
Mandatory Constraints
- Logic Alignment over Copying: You MUST read the
.tomlcommand prompts and align the skill's protocol documentation manually. NEVER simply copy.tomlprompts into Skill reference files. - Template Parity: Static templates (workflow and styleguides) MUST be byte-for-byte copies of the reference version.
- Consistency: All
conductor-*skills MUST be updated to the same version simultaneously to avoid cross-skill protocol drift. - Git Hygiene: Every upgrade phase concludes with a commit of the modified skills.
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