Gjc Sdk Author

Author broker-bound GJC session scripts

Start from the owned templates in this skill directory:

• templates/direct-sdk.ts
• templates/direct-sdk.py

Authoring contract

• Invoke the documented gjc sdk session CLI as a child process. It routes live controls through SessionRouter and lifecycle mutations through SessionLifecycleService and the Broker.
• Require explicit repository and session-ID inputs. Run the CLI with the repository as its working directory; do not infer a session from local state.
• Never scan .gjc/state/sdk, parse endpoint records, read endpoint credentials, or open a raw per-session WebSocket.
• Use only gjc sdk session raw query <sessionId> --query <query> for fixed inspection queries and gjc sdk session raw control <sessionId> --op <operation> --json-input <object> --confirm for fixed controls.
• Pass CLI arguments as an argv array, never through a shell command string.
• Keep query and control operation names on fixed allowlists. Reject secret-shaped input fields before dispatch.
• Require an immediately preceding, single-use human approval before every mutation.
• Use the template's nonce-bearing operation/session/input-bound standard-input challenge; never replace it with a free boolean or reusable approval.
• Send no CLI request after denial or cancellation.
• Bind durable workflow controls to the expected session ID.
• Render only parsed, redacted CLI JSON. Discard raw CLI stderr and never render credentials.
• Keep broader lifecycle orchestration behind gjc sdk session raw global with a stable idempotency key or an SDK-core lifecycle facade; the canonical templates do not invent lifecycle routing.
• State that approval is a trusted-local procedural safeguard, not capability isolation; Broker and Router retain attachment authority.

Generated user scripts belong in the user's workspace. Only the two canonical templates are owned by this clean-generated bundle.