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Wire SkillService to use SkillRepository for database persistence, fixing the bug where `agents skill add` stored skills only in an in-memory OrderedDict that was lost when the CLI process exited. Changes: - SkillService now accepts optional skill_repo and session_factory parameters. When provided, add_skill() persists to the database and the constructor pre-loads existing skills from DB rows. - _get_skill_service() in the CLI now creates a DB-backed service following the same engine/sessionmaker/repository pattern used by the tool CLI (tool.py). - _reset_skill_service() now installs a fresh in-memory SkillService (instead of setting None) to avoid DB side-effects during unit testing with parallel runners. - remove_skill() also persists the deletion to the database. Test coverage: - Behave BDD: features/skill_add_persist.feature (4 scenarios) - Robot Framework: robot/skill_add_persist.robot (3 smoke tests) - ASV benchmark: benchmarks/skill_add_persist_bench.py ISSUES CLOSED: #620
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47 lines
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@phase1 @domain @skill_add_persist
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Feature: Skill add persists to database
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As a developer
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I want skills added via the CLI to persist across process invocations
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So that skill list shows previously added skills
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Background:
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Given a fresh skill service backed by an in-memory database
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# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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# Persistence round-trip
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# ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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@skill_add_persist_roundtrip
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Scenario: Skill add followed by skill list shows the added skill
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Given a skill config YAML for "local/persist-test" at a temp path
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When I add the skill via the persistent service
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And I create a second service instance from the same database
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And I list skills from the second service instance
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Then the listed persistent skills should contain "local/persist-test"
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@skill_add_persist_multiple
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Scenario: Multiple skills added and listed
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Given a skill config YAML for "local/alpha-skill" at a temp path
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And a skill config YAML for "local/beta-skill" at a temp path
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When I add all pending skill configs via the persistent service
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And I create a second service instance from the same database
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And I list skills from the second service instance
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Then the listed persistent skills should contain "local/alpha-skill"
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And the listed persistent skills should contain "local/beta-skill"
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And the listed persistent skills count should be 2
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@skill_add_persist_duplicate
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Scenario: Skill add with duplicate name produces error
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Given a skill config YAML for "local/dup-skill" at a temp path
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When I add the skill via the persistent service
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Then adding a duplicate "local/dup-skill" should raise ValueError
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@skill_add_persist_remove
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Scenario: Skill remove persists deletion to database
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Given a skill config YAML for "local/remove-me" at a temp path
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When I add the skill via the persistent service
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And I remove the skill "local/remove-me" via the persistent service
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And I create a second service instance from the same database
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And I list skills from the second service instance
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Then the listed persistent skills should not contain "local/remove-me"
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