alexsong-oai
f959e7fc98
## Summary - Index all enabled skills for command-based usage detection, regardless of `allow_implicit_invocation`. - Preserve `allow_implicit_invocation` for the model-visible implicit routing list. - Add regression coverage for a support/preflight skill whose `SKILL.md` is read and whose script is run while implicit invocation is disabled. ## Root cause `allow_implicit_invocation` was used for both model routing and command-based usage-event detection. That meant support skills like `data-analytics:user-context` could be read or run by other skills, but those accesses could not emit implicit usage events. ## Validation - `just fmt` - `just test -p codex-core-skills service::tests::skills_for_config_indexes_usage_detection_for_non_implicit_skills` - `just test -p codex-core-skills` now has the new test passing, but 3 unrelated local tests fail because `/Users/alexsong/.agents/skills/test/SKILL.md` is invalid/missing YAML frontmatter.
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