Source Snapshot
Use this skill when a task asks about current or latest repository code, an exact remote ref, or a read-only code review whose conclusions depend on source freshness.
Do not treat the primary checkout, local main, or a local remote-tracking ref
as current merely because it exists. Resolve the requested source against the
remote, pin its exact commit, and analyze only the resulting snapshot.
Workflow
Run the bundled CLI relative to this skill directory:
node scripts/agent-source.mjs resolve --repo <repository> --ref <full-ref>
node scripts/agent-source.mjs snapshot --receipt <source-receipt-path>
node scripts/agent-source.mjs close --receipt <snapshot-receipt-path>
resolve currently supports exact full remote refs such as
refs/heads/main and refs/pull/123/head. It compares git ls-remote with the
commit fetched into a workspace-external bare cache. A mismatch or unavailable
remote fails closed.
snapshot exports the pinned commit into a task-owned temporary directory,
rejects submodules and escaping symlinks, records an integrity digest, and
makes the extracted tree read-only. It never reads files from the user's
working tree.
close verifies the digest before cleanup. It removes only the task-owned
session and cache ref. If the snapshot changed, it retains the session and
reports the integrity failure instead of deleting evidence.
Always close a source receipt when snapshot creation fails:
node scripts/agent-source.mjs close --receipt <source-receipt-path>
Claims And Boundaries
- Report the source mode, remote ref, exact commit SHA, resolution time, and snapshot method with the analysis.
- If
resolvedid not succeed, do not describe cached or local code as latest. - The guarantee is workspace-read-only, not system-wide zero-write: the CLI writes only its external Git cache and task-owned temporary session.
- Dependency installation, builds, generators, and tests are outside this read-only snapshot mode. Use a separately authorized isolated verification environment for them.
- A deployed revision is not the same as remote
main; first obtain an exact deployed ref or SHA from a project-specific deployment resolver.