Static Context Index

Return the minimum relevant global context path, then read only what the current task needs. Never assume a listed type exists; verify it first.

Workflow

1. Resolve this skill directory and prefer the bundled scripts/static-index.sh helper.
2. Search by type or natural-language query.
3. Confirm the returned file exists.
4. Read only the relevant section. Avoid printing credentials or unrelated personal data.

Commands

# Discover the actual files currently present. Installed skills are excluded.
scripts/static-index.sh list

# Search paths by user intent. The query is matched as a literal string, both
# against the type keywords and, when none match, against file contents.
scripts/static-index.sh search "보안 규칙"
scripts/static-index.sh search "IaC 배포"

# A search that matches nothing also returns non-zero, so exit status alone
# distinguishes "no such context" from a hit.

# Resolve one known type. A missing optional file returns non-zero.
scripts/static-index.sh get security
scripts/static-index.sh get iac
scripts/static-index.sh get notion

Supported types are whoami, security, context, iac, services, obsidian, notion, vault, korean, readme, and persona. The repository may contain only a subset; list is the source of truth.

Boundaries

• ~/.agents/skills is Codex's user skill directory, not static context. Every candidate that list, refresh, search, or get would return is excluded by its own real location, so neither a directory symlink nor a file symlink nor a symlink chain pointing into that tree reintroduces it under another name. A candidate whose real location cannot be resolved is dropped rather than published. Refusing a candidate never hides a legitimate file of the same name deeper in the tree: get and search fall through to it, so they agree with list instead of reporting the type missing.
• When several files share a name, the shallowest path wins and ties break lexicographically, so a nested backup copy is never served in place of the live root file.
• Do not create missing files unless the user asks to configure that context.
• Do not expose secret values from Vault, Notion, or other integration files in summaries.
• Do not refresh .index.json unless a persistent index was requested; normal list, search, and get operations are read-only.
• refresh builds into a sibling temporary file and renames it into place, and fails without touching the existing index when the directory walk fails. An empty files array therefore means the directory really is empty.

Resource

• scripts/static-index.sh: Bash 3.2-compatible context discovery helper.
• tests/test-static-index.sh: hermetic behavioural tests. Each case builds its own throwaway AGENTS_DIR, so the suite never touches ~/.agents.