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npx skills add https://github.com/comerito/om-hackathon-starter --skill eject-and-customize-comerito
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: eject-and-customize Source: https://github.com/comerito/om-hackathon-starter/tree/main/.ai/skills/eject-and-customize Command: npx skills add https://github.com/comerito/om-hackathon-starter --skill eject-and-customize-comerito
Ejection is a last-resort method to take ownership of a core module when UMES extensions cannot address the required changes, enabling targeted modifications while preserving upgradeability.
Identify the target core module, run the ejection workflow to copy it to your local source, and begin safe customization with change tracking.
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Ejecting a core module is a strategic last resort to take ownership of core business logic or schema when UMES extensions cannot solve the problem. You need it only when required changes exceed extension capabilities.
To safely customize core modules after ejecting, document the reason for ejection, run the generate command to copy the module to your local source, and track all customizations to simplify future upgrades.
You should extend a core module using UMES extensions whenever possible. Ejecting is reserved for scenarios where changes to core business logic or schema are required and extensions cannot address them.
Prerequisites for ejecting a core module include completing pre-ejection analysis, documenting the reason for ejection, and running the generate command to copy the target module to your local source.
You track customizations across upgrades by documenting the ejection reason and maintaining a record of all modifications within the ejected module, which simplifies future upgrade validation and tracking.
Limitations of ejecting core modules include the risk of breaking upgradeability and the danger of making risky modifications outside the ejected module. Ejection is a last resort to preserve system stability.
SHGrowthEject core modules with documented rationale and post-ejection validation.
ycechungAIFetch upstream NanoClaw changes, merge local customizations, and run migrations and tests.
TomekNoconEject core UMES modules into local copies for version-controlled customization.
open-mercatoGuide developers through ejecting and customizing Open Mercato core modules.
