Compare fork aeon.yml configurations against upstream AEON skill defaults.
npx skills add https://github.com/anajuliabit/aeon --skill fork-skill-digest
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: fork-skill-digest Source: https://github.com/anajuliabit/aeon/tree/main/skills/fork-skill-digest Command: npx skills add https://github.com/anajuliabit/aeon --skill fork-skill-digest
This Skill identifies where your configured fork fleet systematically differs from upstream defaults, so you can learn from collective operator choices and reduce configuration drift.
aeon.yml against the running instance’s upstream skill defaults.memory/topics/fork-skill-digest-state.json and computes deltas like new flips and new fork-only skills.Run the skill with an optional target repo override by setting var to a GitHub repo like "owner/aeon" to generate the weekly divergence digest for that fork fleet.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Detect configuration drift by parsing each fork's YAML configuration file and comparing it against a snapshotted upstream baseline to compute systematic divergence buckets and operator consensus.
Fleet divergence analysis scans active repository forks to identify where enabled, var, model, and schedule settings systematically differ from upstream defaults, producing actionable alignment recommendations.
Track week-over-week fork configuration changes by persisting a structured JSON snapshot of divergence states and computing deltas like new default flips and newly detected fork-only skills on a weekly audit schedule.
Yes, you can automate a weekly audit of forked repository configurations by resolving a target repo, fetching active forks via the GitHub API, enumerating file trees, and safely parsing YAML to generate a recurring digest.
Find model consensus across active forks by aggregating and parsing YAML configurations from each forked repository, then computing tiered bucket results to identify which model settings the majority of operators adopt.
Yes, you need GitHub API access to analyze fork divergence, as the process requires fetching active forks, enumerating fork file trees, and resolving the target repository to extract and compare YAML configurations.
enunoMonitor code and configuration divergence between fleet forks and upstream repositories.
aaronjmarsSynthesize fleet cohort, release, and contributor outputs into a weekly digest with WoW deltas.
project-axManages AX configuration settings including YAML parsing, path resolution, environment variables, and OAuth token refresh.
SocketDevDiff GitHub Actions settings against a canonical baseline to surface drift.