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A community skill marketplace lets users submit, fork, and remix skills while lineage tracking records parent-child relationships. This governance ensures every skill's evolution history remains traceable across the ecosystem, validating contributions through fitness scoring and crossover-based evolution.

To submit a new skill package to the forge registry, provide a skill name, description, and optional parent IDs. This initiates the validation process, establishing its lineage and enabling tiered promotion from raw to sacred skill classifications within the ecosystem.

Yes, the skill marketplace features a discovery engine that uses 384D representations for skill discovery. This embedding-based approach allows users to find relevant skills through semantic search rather than relying solely on keyword matching or manual categorization.

Phi-weighted reputation governance is a validation mechanism where community reputation influences skill promotion. It uses CSL gates to regulate submission quality, ensuring that skills meet ecosystem standards before advancing through tiered promotion stages from raw to sacred.

Yes, you can fork and remix existing skills using the crossover lab functionality. This enables crossover-based skill evolution by combining elements from multiple parent skills, creating new variations while maintaining full lineage tracking and fitness scoring.

Crowdsourced skill validation relies on community participation and phi-weighted governance, meaning promotion speed depends on active reputation holders. Skills cannot bypass CSL gates, so insufficient community validation or low fitness scores will stall progression from raw to sacred tiers.