Add a new runtime backend to the kdn runtime system.
npx skills add https://github.com/openkaiden/kdn --skill add-runtime-openkaiden
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: add-runtime Source: https://github.com/openkaiden/kdn/tree/main/.agents/skills/add-runtime Command: npx skills add https://github.com/openkaiden/kdn --skill add-runtime-openkaiden
This skill guides developers through adding a new runtime implementation to the kdn runtime system, enabling support for additional backends.
Create a new runtime package under pkg/runtime/<runtime-name>/, implement the runtime interface, and register it in the runtimesetup so it becomes available to the CLI.
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To add a new runtime backend, create a package under pkg/runtime/<runtime-name>/, implement the Runtime interface methods (Type, DisplayName, Create, Start, Stop, Remove, Info), and register it in pkg/runtimesetup/register.go so it becomes available to the CLI.
Implementing a custom runtime interface requires defining Type, DisplayName, Description, Local, WorkspaceSourcesPath, Create, Start, Stop, Remove, and Info methods, with Initialize and Available being optional additions for setup and availability checks.
Yes, you can add a fake runtime for testing by creating a new package under pkg/runtime/<runtime-name>/, implementing the required Runtime interface methods, and wiring it into the registry so it appears as a first-class option for CI-driven workflows.
Register a new Podman or MicroVM runtime by updating pkg/runtimesetup/register.go after creating the runtime package and implementing its interface methods, ensuring it is wired into the manager and available as a backend option.
No external dependencies are required to add a custom runtime, as the skill focuses on implementing the Runtime interface methods and updating the internal runtimesetup registry to integrate the new backend natively into the existing system.
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