feat: deploy skills pipeline with provider adapter pattern
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# Provider skill adapters are symlinks, not copies
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Provider skill adapters — the mechanism that makes `~/.agents/skills/` visible to a provider that reads a different path — are implemented as symlinks, not file copies. This is a deliberate exception to ADR-0002 (copy-not-symlink), which applies to content files. Adapters are infrastructure, not content.
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**Why symlinks here:** a provider adapter has no content of its own — it is purely a pointer to the canonical location. Copying would create a second source of truth and require install.sh to keep two directories in sync; any drift between them would be a silent bug. A symlink makes the relationship explicit and eliminates the sync problem entirely.
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**Why ADR-0002 still holds for content:** ADR-0002's concern is that symlinks break if this repo moves. Provider adapters point to `~/.agents/skills/`, not into this repo — they survive repo relocation without modification.
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Each provider that cannot read `~/.agents/skills/` natively declares its adapter path in `providers/<name>/provider-manifest.sh`. `install.sh` discovers all provider manifests and creates the symlinks. A provider that reads `~/.agents/skills/` natively needs no entry. If the adapter target already exists as a real directory, install.sh emits a warning and leaves it intact rather than destroying user data.
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