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Introduce a new prompt "protocol" separate from extras: add LoopData.protocol_temporary and protocol_persistent, include protocol contents before message history during prompt construction, and clear temporary protocol data each turn. Add helper _build_context_message to render protocol/extras, update response input conversion to include protocol, and move project instructions & active/loaded skills injection into protocol. Update docs, prompts, plugin metadata, the SkillsTool message, and add tests to verify protocol placement and behavior.
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# Skills
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Skills is a built-in Agent Zero plugin that manages active skills across scope defaults and the current chat.
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## What It Does
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- pins default skills for the current plugin scope
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- hides noisy skills from the model-facing available catalog, skill search, and load access
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- injects the effective active skills into prompt protocol on every turn
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- extends the same config screen with a current-chat mode so users can activate or hide skills live per conversation
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- supports global and project scoped configurations without agent-profile variants
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- links directly to the built-in Skills list
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- links directly to the active project's Skills section when a project is active
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## Why This Exists
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Agent Zero already supports loading skills dynamically with `skills_tool`, and already has great built-in skill management surfaces. What it did not have was a lightweight way to make a few skills feel "always on" for a specific scope without modifying the core prompt system.
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Skills fills that gap as a bundled built-in plugin.
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The shared active-skill state and prompt-resolution logic live in `helpers/skills.py`, and this plugin focuses on configuration, UI, and prompt injection.
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## Notes
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- keep the active list short because every active skill is injected into prompt protocol every turn
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- the default cap is 20 active skills, and it can be raised or lowered in Skills plugin config
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- hidden skills are not capped because they are stored as control data, not injected into the prompt
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- selected skills are stored in normalized `/a0/...` form so configs stay portable across development and Docker-style layouts
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- scope defaults can be hidden or supplemented per chat without creating a new conversation
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- if a configured skill is not visible in the current agent scope, it is skipped quietly instead of breaking the prompt build
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