## Why
The repo moved from a chunk-based delivery model with `.agents/skills/`
as the canonical skill source to a plugin model. Several files retained
references to the old model that were either dead code or misleading
framing.
## Impact
- `tests/test-install.sh`: dead `.agents/skills/` test blocks removed;
suite now tests only what `install.sh` actually deploys
- `scripts/deploy-manifest.sh`: `DEPLOY_SKILLS_SRC` variable and stale
`sync.sh (Chunk 6)` comment removed
- `tests/test-git-hooks-install.sh`: fixture stub no longer declares
the removed `DEPLOY_SKILLS_SRC` variable
- `docs/VISION.md`: chunk delivery framing replaced with plugin model
language throughout; manual test plan date updated
- `tests/test-instructions-and-docs.sh`: stale test plan date flagged
as pre-refactor so readers know a re-run is needed
Refs: #15
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Installing kyberforge via the holocron marketplace caches the plugin at a
specific version. After every push, the marketplace clone and plugin cache
need to be refreshed manually — otherwise new skills added since the last
install are invisible until the user runs `claude plugin update` manually.
Adds a post-push git hook that pulls the holocron marketplace clone and
updates the kyberforge cache automatically after every push, eliminating
the manual refresh step.
## Implementation Notes
- `scripts/git-hooks/post-push` is the canonical source; `install.sh` now
copies all files in `scripts/git-hooks/` into `.git/hooks/` on fresh
checkouts, making the pattern extensible for future hooks.
- Hook exits 0 on all failures (warns to stderr) — a stale cache refresh
never blocks a completed push.
- 11 bats tests cover both the hook and the install.sh copy block, using
mocked binaries and a temp-tree fixture to avoid touching real state.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01P87CiC58Ru2PPWYTeXtjHT
