Deprecate configure skills - #526
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Mark `ucode configure skills` deprecated and print a note steering developers to `ucode skill add` (download or add MCP scopes) and `ucode skill remove --mcp` (remove MCP scopes). The bare no-location form registers the utility-tools-only connection, which has no replacement yet, so its note says it remains supported. The command keeps working; only the guidance changes. Co-authored-by: Arthur Jenoudet <arthur.jenoudet@databricks.com> Co-authored-by: Isaac <no-reply@databricks.com>
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ucode configure skillsdeprecated now thatucode skill add/ucode skill remove --mcpcover its behavior with per-agent scoping. The command keeps working; only the guidance changes.How
deprecated=Trueso its help is flagged.--location, it prints a note pointing atucode skill add(download or add MCP scopes) anducode skill remove --mcp(remove MCP scopes).--location, it registers the utility-tools-only connection (which has no replacement yet), so its note says that bare setup remains supported.Tests
test_cli.py:configure skills --location a.b --mcpwarns "deprecated" and still dispatchesconfigure_skills_mcp_command(["a.b"]); the bare form explains the utility-tools-only setup remains supported and still dispatchesconfigure_skills_mcp_command([]).uv run pytest tests/test_mcp.py tests/test_cli.py tests/test_lint.pyis green.Manual verification (installed build)
Confirmed with the installed build (
0.1.0+91.g5c0dc1e) thatconfigure skillsis flagged deprecated and still works.ucode configure skills --help(deprecated)ucode configure skills --location dep.test --mcpucode configure skillsis deprecated. Useucode skill add..." then registers the scope (both agents set todep.test)The bare no-location form's "utility-tools-only setup remains supported" message is covered by the unit test in this PR.
Stacking
Fifth and last in the stacked per-agent skills series, based on
xshen/skill-per-agent-remove(#525). Reviewing the diff against that base shows just this change. It rebuilds behavior originally designed by Arthur Jenoudet on the current per-client-map state model.This pull request and its description were written by Isaac.