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Document that release-bound public integration skill updates should be collected from merged skills changes before publishing externally. Validation: git diff --check; just --fmt --check Signed-off-by: Allan Enemark <exactly.allan@gmail.com>
WalkthroughThe change documents release collection rules for public integration skills and adds evaluation cases for adapter authoring and native OpenAI or NeMo Relay streaming behavior. ChangesSkills release and evaluation updates
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR expands adapter evaluation coverage, but the current acceptance criteria may still allow implementations that omit required target routing, repeatability, terminal-outcome, or schema behavior; those criteria should be tightened before merge. The related documentation change also still lacks validation with the repository’s required documentation recipe. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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- Around line 76-78: Add an authoritative release procedure, linked from
RELEASING.md, for collecting merged public integration-skill changes from
skills/ before external-registry publication. Specify the exact collection
command, output artifact or manifest path, and required source PR-reference
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Keep documentation aligned with current NeMo Fabric behavior, repository layout, entry points, commands, package names, APIs, bindings, and support claims.
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Introduce code blocks, tables, and lists with complete lead-in sentences; ensure examples match current APIs and build commands.
Use descriptive anchor text, avoid raw URLs and generic labels such ashere, and use repository-relative.mdxpaths for links withindocs/.
Prefer active voice, present tense, short sentences, plain English, consistent terminology, and imperative, parallel, scannable procedures.
Useafterinstead ofoncewhen expressing temporal sequence, and usecanrather thanmaywhen describing possibility rather than permission.
Avoid ambiguous numeric dates and ordinal dates in body text.
For learning-oriented documentation, do not force trademark symbols unless the source document explicitly requires them.
When reporting documentation-review findings, lead withMust fix,Should fix, andNice to havecategories; include file path, line reference, current problem, rationale, and a concrete rewrite or direction.Keep release-process and release-history policy in
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Update relevant getting-started, reference, entry-point, and example or adapter README documentation when examples or adapters change.
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Add direct evaluation coverage for both public NeMo Fabric integration skills so NVSkills CI scans and benchmarks each skill directory. Cover the integration streaming boundary plus positive and negative third-party adapter authoring scenarios. Validation: skill quick validation; eval JSON shape checks; just --fmt --check; git diff --check; targeted pre-commit hooks Signed-off-by: Allan Enemark <exactly.allan@gmail.com>
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In `@skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/evals/evals.json`:
- Around line 20-34: The nemo-fabric-build-adapter evaluation criteria should
cover only adapter-owned behavior: valid emitted OpenAI chunk mappings, the
separate JSON-compatible terminal outcome, and exactly-once target invocation.
Remove oversized-record, early-close, missing-end-record, and other SDK-owned
NDJSON transport assertions from this adapter evaluation, reserving them for SDK
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**/*: Before implementing, explicitly state assumptions, surface ambiguity and tradeoffs, present multiple interpretations when relevant, and ask for clarification rather than silently deciding or proceeding when requirements are unclear.
Prefer the minimum code needed to solve the requested problem: avoid speculative features, unnecessary abstractions, unrequested flexibility, and handling of impossible scenarios; simplify overcomplicated solutions.
When editing existing code, make surgical changes only: do not modify unrelated code, comments, formatting, or pre-existing dead code; match the existing style, and remove only unused imports, variables, or functions introduced by your changes.
Define verifiable success criteria for each task, such as writing regression tests for bugs and invalid-input tests for validation, then verify the implementation against those criteria. For multi-step work, state a brief plan with a verification check for each step.
**/*: Always spellNVIDIAin all caps; do not useNvidia,nvidia,nVidia,nVIDIA, orNV.
Usean NVIDIAbefore a noun, because the name begins with an “en” sound.
Do not add a registered trademark symbol afterNVIDIAwhen referring to the company; use trademark symbols with product names only when required by the document type or legal guidance.
Verify official capitalization, spacing, hyphenation, and spelling for NVIDIA and third-party product names; do not rewrite official product names for grammar or title-case rules.
Precede NVIDIA product names withNVIDIAon first mention when natural and accurate, and link the first mention when the destination helps the reader.
On first use, include the company name and full model qualifier when it helps identify the model; preserve official capitalization and punctuation, and use shorter family names only after establishing the full name.
For learning-oriented and developer content, do not force trademark symbols unless explicitly required; for press, ...
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skills underskills/(which restate public contracts and must be kept in
parity). Regenerate docs withjust docsafter changing the docs site.
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1-17: LGTM!
37-62: LGTM!skills/nemo-fabric-integrate/evals/evals.json (1)
59-71: 🎯 Functional CorrectnessRemove the verification request.
enable_relayis a documented publicFabricConfigAPI and is used by the integration skill and SDK examples. The evaluator requirement is correct.> Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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Keep the native OpenAI streaming evaluation focused on adapter-owned chunk mapping, terminal outcomes, target failure translation, and exactly-once invocation. Leave SDK-owned NDJSON framing and consumer lifecycle tests to the common host. Validation: skill quick validation; eval JSON shape check; just --fmt --check; git diff --check; targeted pre-commit hooks Signed-off-by: Allan Enemark <exactly.allan@gmail.com>
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Update the third-party adapter evaluation for the target-driven discovery contract merged in PR #228. Require named adapter descriptors, registered target descriptors, aligned contract versions, target settings validation, and discovery of both descriptor types. Validation: both skill quick validations; eval JSON shape checks; just --fmt --check; git diff --check; targeted pre-commit hooks Signed-off-by: Allan Enemark <exactly.allan@gmail.com>
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- Around line 8-18: Expand the expected_behavior criteria to require target-ID
routing and resolution for both known and unknown targets, repeated ordered
invokes on a single runtime, and two-runtime isolation. Also require
self-contained local schemas, matching adapter_id values, typed target entry
points, closed workflow-settings schemas, and safe normalized terminal outcomes;
ensure tests cover discovery, plan/doctor resolution, failures, cleanup, and
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**/*: Before implementing, explicitly state assumptions, surface ambiguity and tradeoffs, present multiple interpretations when relevant, and ask for clarification rather than silently deciding or proceeding when requirements are unclear.
Prefer the minimum code needed to solve the requested problem: avoid speculative features, unnecessary abstractions, unrequested flexibility, and handling of impossible scenarios; simplify overcomplicated solutions.
When editing existing code, make surgical changes only: do not modify unrelated code, comments, formatting, or pre-existing dead code; match the existing style, and remove only unused imports, variables, or functions introduced by your changes.
Define verifiable success criteria for each task, such as writing regression tests for bugs and invalid-input tests for validation, then verify the implementation against those criteria. For multi-step work, state a brief plan with a verification check for each step.
**/*: Always spellNVIDIAin all caps; do not useNvidia,nvidia,nVidia,nVIDIA, orNV.
Usean NVIDIAbefore a noun, because the name begins with an “en” sound.
Do not add a registered trademark symbol afterNVIDIAwhen referring to the company; use trademark symbols with product names only when required by the document type or legal guidance.
Verify official capitalization, spacing, hyphenation, and spelling for NVIDIA and third-party product names; do not rewrite official product names for grammar or title-case rules.
Precede NVIDIA product names withNVIDIAon first mention when natural and accurate, and link the first mention when the destination helps the reader.
On first use, include the company name and full model qualifier when it helps identify the model; preserve official capitalization and punctuation, and use shorter family names only after establishing the full name.
For learning-oriented and developer content, do not force trademark symbols unless explicitly required; for press, ...
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skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/evals/evals.json
{docs/sdk/python.mdx,schemas/SCHEMA.md,docs/reference/api/**/*,skills/**/*,adapter-contract/**/*,typescript/adapter-contract/**/*}
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (AGENTS.md)
{docs/sdk/python.mdx,schemas/SCHEMA.md,docs/reference/api/**/*,skills/**/*,adapter-contract/**/*,typescript/adapter-contract/**/*}: - Keep public bindings current when the API changes:docs/sdk/python.mdxfor
the Python SDK;adapter-contract/andtypescript/adapter-contract/for the
southbound adapter contract; the JSON Schema notes inschemas/SCHEMA.md;
the generated references underdocs/reference/api/; and the integration
skills underskills/(which restate public contracts and must be kept in
parity). Regenerate docs withjust docsafter changing the docs site.
Files:
skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/evals/evals.json
**/*.{rs,py,pyi,ts,tsx,json,yaml,yml,md}
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.agents/skills/contribute-api/SKILL.md)
- Start from the shared Rust core behavior first
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**/*.{rs,py,pyi,ts,tsx,json,yaml,yml}
📄 CodeRabbit inference engine (.agents/skills/contribute-api/SKILL.md)
**/*.{rs,py,pyi,ts,tsx,json,yaml,yml}: - Decide whether the CLI, PyO3 binding, Python SDK, type stubs, schemas, or the
Python and TypeScript adapter-contract bindings must expose the new surface
- Keep every affected public surface in parity
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| "expected_behavior": [ | ||
| "Routes to nemo-fabric-build-adapter", | ||
| "Uses the published adapter contract and committed JSON Schemas", | ||
| "Defines a named *.fabric-adapter.json before implementing target translation", | ||
| "Declares only normalized fields and capabilities the adapter enforces", | ||
| "Lists supported target types and defines one *.fabric-target.json per registered workflow target", | ||
| "Keeps adapter and target contract versions aligned and validates workflow settings against the target descriptor", | ||
| "Installs discovery metadata under share/nemo-fabric/adapters and share/nemo-fabric/targets", | ||
| "Maps a validated AgentConfig into target-native values at the adapter boundary", | ||
| "Implements one start, ordered invoke calls, and one stop with isolated runtime state", | ||
| "Tests discovery, resolution of both descriptors in plan, doctor, failures, cleanup, and two-runtime isolation" |
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Make the acceptance criteria enforce the complete adapter contract.
At Line 4, the prompt requires target-ID routing and repeated invocations. The criteria at Lines 8-18 do not require resolving known and unknown target IDs or proving repeated invokes on one runtime. They also omit contract details present in ground_truth and skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/SKILL.md: self-contained local schemas, matching adapter_id and typed target entry points, closed workflow settings schemas, and safe normalized terminal outcomes. Add explicit acceptance and test criteria for these behaviors. Otherwise, the positive evaluation can accept an adapter that defines metadata without implementing the requested routing, repeatability, or schema enforcement.
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"Maps a validated AgentConfig into target-native values at the adapter boundary",
+ "Resolves known target IDs to matching registered workflows and rejects unknown target IDs",
"Implements one start, ordered invoke calls, and one stop with isolated runtime state",
+ "Exercises repeated invocations and verifies safe JSON-compatible terminal outcomes",
+ "Requires self-contained descriptors with local schema references, matching adapter_id and typed target entry points, and closed workflow settings schemas",
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| "expected_behavior": [ | |
| "Routes to nemo-fabric-build-adapter", | |
| "Uses the published adapter contract and committed JSON Schemas", | |
| "Defines a named *.fabric-adapter.json before implementing target translation", | |
| "Declares only normalized fields and capabilities the adapter enforces", | |
| "Lists supported target types and defines one *.fabric-target.json per registered workflow target", | |
| "Keeps adapter and target contract versions aligned and validates workflow settings against the target descriptor", | |
| "Installs discovery metadata under share/nemo-fabric/adapters and share/nemo-fabric/targets", | |
| "Maps a validated AgentConfig into target-native values at the adapter boundary", | |
| "Implements one start, ordered invoke calls, and one stop with isolated runtime state", | |
| "Tests discovery, resolution of both descriptors in plan, doctor, failures, cleanup, and two-runtime isolation" | |
| "expected_behavior": [ | |
| "Routes to nemo-fabric-build-adapter", | |
| "Uses the published adapter contract and committed JSON Schemas", | |
| "Defines a named *.fabric-adapter.json before implementing target translation", | |
| "Declares only normalized fields and capabilities the adapter enforces", | |
| "Lists supported target types and defines one *.fabric-target.json per registered workflow target", | |
| "Keeps adapter and target contract versions aligned and validates workflow settings against the target descriptor", | |
| "Installs discovery metadata under share/nemo-fabric/adapters and share/nemo-fabric/targets", | |
| "Maps a validated AgentConfig into target-native values at the adapter boundary", | |
| "Resolves known target IDs to matching registered workflows and rejects unknown target IDs", | |
| "Implements one start, ordered invoke calls, and one stop with isolated runtime state", | |
| "Exercises repeated invocations and verifies safe JSON-compatible terminal outcomes", | |
| "Requires self-contained descriptors with local schema references, matching adapter_id and typed target entry points, and closed workflow settings schemas", | |
| "Tests discovery, resolution of both descriptors in plan, doctor, failures, cleanup, and two-runtime isolation" |
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In `@skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/evals/evals.json` around lines 8 - 18,
Expand the expected_behavior criteria to require target-ID routing and
resolution for both known and unknown targets, repeated ordered invokes on a
single runtime, and two-runtime isolation. Also require self-contained local
schemas, matching adapter_id values, typed target entry points, closed
workflow-settings schemas, and safe normalized terminal outcomes; ensure tests
cover discovery, plan/doctor resolution, failures, cleanup, and these contract
validations.
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Overview
Adds direct NVSkills evaluation coverage for both public NVIDIA NeMo Fabric integration skills. This lets PR #232 exercise the full per-skill scan, live eval, benchmark, and signature path rather than only the repository-level dispatch/status plumbing.
The existing release-collection note remains as the marker for collecting merged skill updates before the next external skills-registry publication.
Details
nemo-fabric-integrate.nemo-fabric-build-adapter.skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/agents/openai.yamlunchanged. It is valid optional Codex UI metadata;evals/evals.jsonis the artifact required for NVSkills Tier 3 evaluation.Release-queue dependency status:
mainmerges on this branch.mainmoved without changing the validated public skill folders.Validation
Local validation:
.venv/bin/python /Users/aenemark/.codex/skills/.system/skill-creator/scripts/quick_validate.py skills/nemo-fabric-integrate.venv/bin/python /Users/aenemark/.codex/skills/.system/skill-creator/scripts/quick_validate.py skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapterjqrequired-field assertions for bothevals/evals.jsonfilesjust --fmt --checkgit diff --checkFinal NVSkills content run:
nemo-fabric-build-adapter: with-skill0.87, baseline0.60, lift+0.27nemo-fabric-integrate: with-skill0.83, baseline0.59, lift+0.24Signature publication blocker:
feb1cdawith bothBENCHMARK.md,skill-card.md, andskill.oms.sigfiles.All Branchesruleset requires DCO and has no bypass actor for thenv-skills-ciGitHub App.3871061must be added as a ruleset bypass actor, or the service must provide another supported signature-commit push strategy.No product code, public API, dependency, or breaking change is included.
Where should the reviewer start?
Start with
skills/nemo-fabric-build-adapter/evals/evals.json, then review the added streaming-boundary case inskills/nemo-fabric-integrate/evals/evals.json.Related Issues: (use one of the action keywords Closes / Fixes / Resolves / Relates to)
Relates to: FABRIC-209
I confirm this contribution is my own work, or I have the right to submit it under this project's license.
I searched existing issues and open pull requests, and this does not duplicate existing work.