feat(skills): add initial skills editor app#1556
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Skills live in flat markdown files scattered across a config directory. Browsing them means opening Finder or a terminal; editing means knowing the frontmatter schema by heart; creating a new one means copying an old one and hoping you got the folder name right. That friction adds up, and it's the kind of thing that quietly discourages people from writing skills at all.
This PR adds
apps/skills/, a SvelteKit app built on the same workspace/filesystem architecture as the rest of Epicenter. It usesepicenter.skillsas the workspace ID and ports the shared shell, tree, editor, command palette, and terminal flows so skills can be created, browsed, edited, searched, and manipulated without leaving the app. Skills-specific additions includeSKILL.mdfrontmatter editing, validation on save, folder-name enforcement, and a new-skill dialog scaffold.Changes are scoped entirely to
apps/skills/. The app code is type-clean; any check noise in CI comes from pre-existing issues in the workspace and ui packages, not this change.Still a draft. The product shape is real, but the UX needs another pass before this is ready to merge.