feat(skills): scheduled dashboard + run/new pages + [github] preflight gate + composio-only GitHub I/O

[sanil-23]

What's a "skill" (context)

In OpenHuman, a skill is a packaged, single-task orchestrator job that the agent can run end-to-end. Each one lives on disk as:

~/.openhuman/skills/<slug>/
   SKILL.md       ← Markdown task prompt; LLM follows these instructions verbatim
   skill.toml     ← (optional) declared [[inputs]] + frontmatter the runtime parses

At run time, openhuman.skills_run spawns a detached tokio task that boots the orchestrator agent focused by the SKILL.md and the resolved inputs, streaming every step to a per-run log. Background tokio::spawn semantics mean these don't inherit the chat-turn approval gate — they're unsupervised by design.

The runtime pieces that make this work, all included in this PR's diff:

Module	Role
src/openhuman/skills/registry.rs	Discovers skills under <workspace>/skills/ + ~/.openhuman/skills/, parses SKILL.md frontmatter + skill.toml, exposes them as a single SkillDefinition list. Idempotently seeds the bundled defaults into the workspace on boot.
src/openhuman/skills/schemas.rs	openhuman.skills_* JSON-RPC surface (list, describe, run, recent_runs, read_resource, create, install_from_url, uninstall).
src/openhuman/skills/run_log.rs	Per-run streaming log file under <workspace>/skills/<slug>/runs/<run-id>.log; the in-app log viewer reads this with auto-tail.
src/openhuman/skills/ops_create.rs	Scaffolds a new SKILL.md + (when inputs are declared) a sibling skill.toml.
src/openhuman/codegraph/{index,search,store}.rs	Code-retrieval engine the agent uses for structural+semantic file lookup inside a checked-out repo. The orchestrator and code_executor agent both call codegraph_search as their first navigation tool — built so a skill working on a fresh clone can locate the right files in ms instead of blind-grepping. Auto-indexes the repo on first call (~30–90s on a cold clone, cached after).
src/openhuman/skills/defaults/*	Three bundled defaults that ship with the binary: github-issue-crusher (picks a GitHub issue, branches a fork, fixes it, opens a draft PR), pr-review-shepherd (drives a PR through CI / review-comments / merge), dev-workflow (cron-scheduled autonomous-developer agent that pulls work from a repo's issue tracker).

What this PR adds on top of the runtime

The runtime above gives the agent a way to run skills. This PR builds the user-facing surface, plus a few structural changes that affect every skill run.

1. A scheduled-skills dashboard at /skills → Runners

The bottom-bar Connections tab already opens /skills (4 sub-tabs: Composio / Channels / MCP Servers / Runners). The Runners sub-tab now renders a dashboard: one card per recurring skill cron, with a human-readable schedule (Every 30 minutes, Once daily (9:00) etc.), last-run / next-run line, and an enable/disable toggle. + Create a Skill and ▷ Run a Skill CTAs sit at the top.

A shared recognizeSkillCron() recogniser surfaces both the modern skill-run-<id> prefix (written by the new save-schedule flow) and the legacy dev-workflow-<repo> naming (written by DevWorkflowPanel before this PR existed). Existing dev-workflow schedules appear as cards without forcing a re-save.

2. A focused single-purpose runner at /skills/run

Picker → declared [[inputs]] rendered as the matching form controls (text / number / checkbox per type) → Run now for fire-and-forget OR Save as schedule to add it to the dashboard. Reads ?skill=<id> so dashboard card-clicks pre-select.

3. A full-page authoring view at /skills/new — including a [[inputs]] editor

Name + Description (the previous 2-field form), now with an optional Inputs (optional) section: repeatable rows of name (regex-validated against ^[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z0-9_-]{0,63}$), free-text description, type dropdown (string / integer / boolean), required checkbox. Empty rows block submission so malformed entries never reach the Rust side.

On submit, ops_create.rs writes the SKILL.md as before and — when ≥ 1 input row exists — a sibling skill.toml next to it with a real [[inputs]] block. The runtime parses both files identically to the bundled skills, so the new skill is immediately runnable from /skills/run with the form auto-rendered from the declared inputs.

4. A [github] preflight gate on skills that need GitHub access

New opt-in block in skill.toml:

[github]
required = true                  # default false. When true: run the gate.
identity_match = "strict"        # "strict" | "any" | "none". Default "strict".

When required = true, spawn_skill_run_background checks before booting the orchestrator:

Check	Mechanism
Composio github connection active	composio_list_connections → find toolkit=github, is_active()=true
Local git installed	git --version exit status
Local git configured	git config --global user.name, user.email both non-empty
(strict) identity matches	case-insensitive compare between git config user.name and the Composio connection's resolved username

The depth is intentionally Layer 1 — fast cosmetic verification, not a live API probe. It catches the common misconfigs (no Composio github, no git, no git config, wrong identity by display name) without adding network latency to every skill run.

On failure the spawn path returns a structured [preflight:github:<tag>] <body> error string. The FE parses it (preflightGate.ts) and renders it as a distinct status pill with per-tag remediation copy on the runner — separate from the generic "Run failed to start" surface.

Gate turned on for all three bundled defaults (required = true, identity_match = "strict").

5. GitHub state I/O → Composio everywhere (not gh CLI)

Today gh CLI and composio_execute({tool: "GITHUB_*"}) are both reachable to the agent for the same calls (gh pr view vs GITHUB_GET_PULL_REQUEST, etc.). Which one gets used depends on whichever the skill prompt or the agent prompt happens to mention. That produces mixed identities (gh's cached PAT vs the user's Composio github connection), doubled scope surfaces, and bypasses the new [github] preflight gate.

This PR commits to: GitHub state I/O = composio_execute everywhere; local git = working tree only.

• Three SKILL.md rewrites — github-issue-crusher, pr-review-shepherd, dev-workflow — every gh pr / gh issue / gh api mapped to the matching GITHUB_* Composio tool with inline argument examples.
• code_executor agent prompt + agent.toml — new "GitHub I/O" section + a Rules-list one-liner. gh CLI for state ops is a documented process error. Local git stays for clone / branch / commit / push / diff / codegraph / tests / build (Composio can't run your build pipeline against on-disk files — that's the split, not duplication).
• tools_agent and orchestrator prompts: no change needed. tools_agent's when_to_use already forbids repo work; the orchestrator routes code-repo tasks to delegate_run_code and lets code_executor pick the tool.

Problem this PR addresses

Before this PR, an OpenHuman user who wanted to use skills had to:

• Drop a SKILL.md into ~/.openhuman/skills/<slug>/ by hand to author one.
• Hand-edit skill.toml to declare any [[inputs]] the skill needs.
• Hunt for "Dev Workflow" buried in Settings → Developer Options → Dev Workflow to see or toggle the only existing recurring skill schedule.
• Trust that gh and composio_execute are interchangeable for GitHub I/O — they aren't (different identities, different scopes, no shared preflight).

Each of those is fixed here. None require migration on the user's end.

Test coverage

Layer	Coverage
Rust — [github] preflight gate	Five unit tests in preflight.rs: gate off by default, fails on missing Composio connection / missing git binary / missing git config / strict-identity mismatch, passes when everything aligns.
Rust — ops_create [[inputs]] persistence	Four render_skill_toml_tests: no-inputs header-only, full-row roundtrip through the toml parser, optional fields omitted when empty, escapes dangerous chars (quotes/backslashes/newlines parse back unchanged).
Rust — wire payload	Five ops_tests for SkillCreateInputDef JSON deserialisation (full row, required default, missing optional fields, multi-row, registry-shape projection).
Rust — Composio identity helper	Three connection_identity_tests covering the (accountEmail ?? workspace ?? username) precedence and None fallback.
Rust — codegraph, registry, skills_run	Inherited from the runtime layer included in this diff — Rust integration tests via pnpm debug rust + tests/json_rpc_e2e.rs.
FE — SkillsDashboard	Eight cases — load → group → render, recognizeSkillCron prefix split (modern + legacy + drop unrelated), empty-state, toggle round-trip, card click → runner-with-?skill=.
FE — SkillsRunnerBody	Thirteen cases — picker pre-select from ?skill=, scheduled-jobs render via ScheduledCronCard, smart issue picker only for dev-workflow, gate-failure pill via preflightGate.ts.
FE — CreateSkillForm	Thirteen cases — 8 existing + 5 new for the inputs editor (zero rows omits the field, one filled row carries through, invalid name blocks submission, remove → submission, integer + required=false carry the flags).
FE — preflightGate.ts	Ten cases — every machine tag (composio_github_missing / git_binary_missing / git_user_name_missing / git_user_email_missing / identity_mismatch / composio_identity_unresolved) + free-form fallback.
FE — cronToHuman	Eighteen cases covering preset patterns, every-N-seconds/minutes/hours, at-timestamp, cron expressions.
FE — i18n parity	pnpm i18n:check exits 0: missing=0, extra=0 across all 14 locales. Real translations for the 15 new skills.create.inputs.* strings deferred to a follow-up; placeholder English everywhere in the meantime per the project's i18n contract.

Submission Checklist

• Tests added or updated (happy path + at least one failure / edge case) per Testing Strategy
• Diff coverage ≥ 80% — changed lines (Vitest + cargo-llvm-cov merged via diff-cover) meet the gate enforced by .github/workflows/coverage.yml. Run pnpm test:coverage and pnpm test:rust locally; PRs below 80% on changed lines will not merge.
• N/A: behaviour-only addition to the existing Skills surface — no new row in docs/TEST-COVERAGE-MATRIX.md; the existing Skills row covers the dashboard / runner / create / gate / I/O routing sub-features added here.
• N/A: no single linked feature ID in the matrix to surface; this is a fanout PR.
• No new external network dependencies introduced (mock backend used per Testing Strategy)
• N/A: no release-cut surfaces touched — Skills-tab IA, agent prompts, cost-tracker init are not in docs/RELEASE-MANUAL-SMOKE.md.
• N/A: discovered organically while iterating on the skills + dev-workflow surface; no single linked issue.

Impact

• Runtime / platform: desktop only. The agent-prompt and Rust changes require a rebuild to absorb (pnpm dev:app:win ~7 minutes warm-target on Windows). FE changes are HMR-friendly.
• Performance: recognizeSkillCron() is O(jobs) and runs only on the dashboard's 5-second poll. The [github] preflight gate adds 2–3 shell calls (git --version, git config user.name, user.email) before the orchestrator boots — sub-100ms on a warm box. First codegraph_search call on a fresh repo blocks ~30–90s while it indexes; subsequent calls are millisecond-cheap.
• Behaviour:
  • Users with an existing dev-workflow cron will now see it surface as a card in Connections → Runners (was invisible before).
  • Chat-driven code-repo tasks that previously shelled gh pr view etc. will route through composio_execute after rebuild. Users without a Composio github connection will be told to authorize one rather than silently using whatever gh auth cached.
• Migration: none. No persisted state, no API contract change, no SKILL.md / skill.toml schema break.
• Forward compatibility: the [github] block + recognizeSkillCron() recogniser leave room for dev-workflow-* → skill-run-dev-workflow-* naming convergence later without a breaking change for existing schedules. The Layer 1 identity check can be extended to a Layer 3 live-API verification (api.github.com/user) behind a future identity_match = "strict-live" value if operators want it.

Related

• Pulls in: feat(dev-workflow): autonomous issue crusher — skill + cron RPC + execution UI #2802 (Cyrus's feat/dev-workflow-full for 8 newer dev-workflow fixes).
• Follow-up PRs:
  • dev-workflow-* legacy cron naming → skill-run-dev-workflow-* migration script (optional).
  • Real locale translations for skills.create.inputs.* (placeholders in this PR per the i18n contract).
  • Layer-3 GitHub identity verification (live api.github.com/user) as an opt-in identity_match = "strict-live" value.
• Closes:

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added skills authoring interface to create new skills with customizable inputs.
  • Introduced Skills Runner for ad-hoc skill execution with form-driven input controls.
  • Added Skills Dashboard displaying scheduled/recurring skills with enable/disable toggles.
  • Implemented smart repository and branch pickers for GitHub-aware workflows.
  • Added code search and indexing capabilities for repository navigation.
  • Introduced three new bundled skills: dev-workflow, github-issue-crusher, and pr-review-shepherd.
  • Added recurring schedule management for skills with cron-based job control and run history.

• Improvements

  • Expanded Linux sandbox flag logic to support environment variable configuration.
  • Dev Workflow now uses recurring job scheduling instead of local persistence.

• Documentation

  • Added skills runner design and unification documentation.

[M3gA-Mind]

CI failures here are formatting-only — in 3 Rust files and in 23 TS files. Opened #2880 with a single formatting-fix commit on top; and all other checks should pass. Recommending we close this in favour of #2880.

[M3gA-Mind]

Closing in favour of #2880 (formatting fixed).

[graycyrus]

@sanil-23 heads up — CI is failing on this PR (Rust fmt/clippy, TypeScript typecheck, Rust core tests), so i'll hold off on a full approval until those are green. i did spot one real issue while going through the diff:

app/src-tauri/src/lib.rs — CEF sandbox bypass is unguarded in production builds

The OPENHUMAN_CEF_NO_SANDBOX=1 escape hatch disables Chromium's process sandbox when that env var is set. The inline comment calls it "dev-only" but there is no #[cfg(debug_assertions)] or feature gate around it, so it ships in release binaries too. Chrome's sandbox is a meaningful defense-in-depth layer — anyone who can set that env var on the host (or any code running inside the app with env-write access) can silently disable it.

Either gate it at compile time:

#[cfg(debug_assertions)]
let forced = std::env::var("OPENHUMAN_CEF_NO_SANDBOX")
    .map(|v| v == "1" || v.eq_ignore_ascii_case("true"))
    .unwrap_or(false);
#[cfg(not(debug_assertions))]
let forced = false;

or, if this is intentionally available in CI release builds, add a tracing::warn! when forced == true in release mode so the override is always auditable in logs.

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Rest of the diff looks good — preflight gate trait design is clean, render_skill_toml escaping is correct, recognizeSkillCron legacy-prefix handling is thoughtful. Fix the CI failures + the sandbox guard and i'll do a full pass.

[M3gA-Mind]

Closing in favour of #2880 which has formatting (cargo fmt + prettier) and ESLint fixes applied. All three quality gates pass locally.