feat(forge): add influence-12 skill feeds

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What

Adds the 12 influence sources as forge feeds with last_mined_commit cursors seeded at today's clones.

Feeds

blader/humanizer (MIT), poteto/plugins (MIT), petergyang/no-ai-slop (MIT), addyosmani/agent-skills (MIT), mattpocock/skills (MIT), MengTo/Skills (MIT), emilkowalski/skills (MIT), kingbootoshi/cartographer (MIT README-declared), obra/superpowers (MIT), garrytan/gstack (MIT), pbakaus/impeccable (Apache-2.0), mvanhorn/last30days-skill (MIT).

Relation to absorption

The curated absorption of 66 skills from these feeds lives in aegntic/cldcde-private aegntic/skills/ (de-branded, qc-passed, ATTRIBUTION.md ledger). These feed entries give mine.py diff visibility over the upstreams from today's cursors forward.

Summary by Sourcery

Register the influence-12 repositories as Forge feeds with seeded cursors and licensing metadata.

New Features:

• Add 12 licensed influence repositories as Forge feeds for ongoing upstream change visibility.

Enhancements:

• Seed each feed with its current mined commit and associate it with the curated absorption attribution ledger.

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Reviewer's Guide

Adds the 12 influence repositories to Forge’s feed catalog, with licensing and absorption metadata plus initial last_mined_commit cursors so mine.py can track upstream changes from today’s cloned revisions onward.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Registers 12 upstream influence repositories as mineable Forge feeds with seeded cursors at the current clone snapshots.	Adds repository URLs and dedicated local clone paths for all 12 sources. Records each source’s declared license, including README-declared MIT and Apache-2.0 cases. Marks every feed for curated absorption with de-branding, QC gating, and attribution requirements. Seeds last_mined_commit values so future mining reports only changes after the initial snapshot. Links the feeds to the private absorption and attribution ledger for the curated set of skills.	agent-forge/feeds.yaml

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🟡 Changes recommended

The new influence feed entries don’t match the feeds.yaml schema that agent-forge/tools/mine.py parses/validates, so they will be ignored and won’t provide the intended diff/cursor functionality.

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Pull request overview

This PR intends to register the “influence-12” upstream repositories as Agent Forge feeds by adding them to agent-forge/feeds.yaml, seeding each with a last_mined_commit cursor and license metadata so agent-forge/tools/mine.py can diff upstream changes from today forward.

Changes:

1. Adds 12 new feed entries for the influence sources, including clone locations and seeded last_mined_commit SHAs.
2. Annotates the new entries with licensing/absorption notes to tie them back to the private attribution ledger.

File summaries

File	Description
agent-forge/feeds.yaml	Adds 12 influence feed entries with seeded cursors and licensing/absorption metadata for upstream mining visibility.

Review details

Suppressed comments (11)

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:69

• This influence entry uses non-standard keys (url, local_clone, take) and omits required feed fields (id, clone, skills_dirs, license_note, what_we_take), so mine.py will not treat it as a feed.

  - repo: poteto/plugins

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:75

• This entry won’t be loaded by mine.py because it lacks the - id: starter line and required keys like clone/skills_dirs/license_note/what_we_take. That means it won’t be included in catalog/diff/apply.

  - repo: petergyang/no-ai-slop

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:81

• mine.py expects each feed to start with - id: and to use repo (URL) + clone + skills_dirs + license_note + what_we_take. With the current - repo:/url:/local_clone: shape, this entry is ignored by the miner.

  - repo: addyosmani/agent-skills

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:87

• This entry doesn’t conform to the required feeds.yaml mapping keys (id, repo, clone, skills_dirs, license_note, what_we_take, ...). Without that, mine.py won’t mine or cursor it.

  - repo: mattpocock/skills

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:93

• mine.py only recognizes new feeds when it sees a - id: line (and then parses specific keys like clone and skills_dirs). This entry starts with - repo: and uses local_clone, so it will be skipped entirely.

  - repo: MengTo/Skills

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:99

• This entry won’t be loaded by mine.py because it doesn’t begin with - id: and it uses keys the miner doesn’t parse (url, local_clone, take). Converting it to the existing schema makes it mineable.

  - repo: emilkowalski/skills

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:105

• This feed entry won’t be mined because it doesn’t use the required - id: feed block shape and keys parsed by mine.py. Also, license: MIT (README-declared) won’t be treated as MIT by tooling that checks license == 'MIT'.

  - repo: kingbootoshi/cartographer

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:111

• This entry uses a different key shape than the rest of feeds.yaml (url/local_clone/take and no id/clone/skills_dirs/license_note/what_we_take), so mine.py will not include it in catalog/diff/apply.

  - repo: obra/superpowers

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:117

• mine.py won’t treat this as a feed because it lacks - id: and uses url/local_clone/take instead of repo (URL)/clone/what_we_take + required metadata.

  - repo: garrytan/gstack

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:123

• This entry won’t be loaded as a feed by mine.py because it doesn’t start with - id: and it uses keys the parser ignores (url, local_clone, take). It needs to be expressed using the existing feeds.yaml schema to be mineable.

  - repo: pbakaus/impeccable

agent-forge/feeds.yaml:129

• This entry won’t be mined because it doesn’t use the - id: feed block structure and required keys parsed by mine.py (clone, skills_dirs, license_note, what_we_take, ...).

  - repo: mvanhorn/last30days-skill

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• Comments generated: 2
• Review effort level: Lite

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