refactor: implement three-layer agent architecture (agents / prompts / skills)

Layer 1 — src/agents/ (thin agent definitions, no prompt text)
  registry.ts   — AgentConfig, registerAgent(), getAgent(), AGENTS proxy, pick()
  orchestrator.ts, coder.ts, pm.ts, marketing.ts — one file each, just metadata + tool picks
  index.ts      — barrel: imports prompts then agents (correct registration order)

Layer 2 — src/prompts/ (prompt text separated from agent logic)
  loader.ts     — registerPrompt(), resolvePrompt() with {{variable}} substitution
  orchestrator.ts, coder.ts, pm.ts, marketing.ts — prompt templates as registered strings
  orchestrator.ts now uses resolvePrompt('orchestrator', { knowledge }) instead of
  inline SYSTEM_PROMPT const; {{knowledge}} variable injects project memory cleanly.
  agent-runner.ts uses resolvePrompt(config.promptId) per agent turn.

Layer 3 — src/tools/skills.ts (new skills capability)
  list_skills(repo)      — lists .skills/<name>/SKILL.md directories from a Gitea repo
  get_skill(repo, name)  — reads and returns the markdown body of a skill file
  Orchestrator and all agents now have get_skill in their tool sets.
  Orchestrator also has list_skills and references skills in its prompt.

Also fixed:
  - server.ts now passes history + knowledge_context from request body to orchestratorChat()
    (these were being sent by the frontend but silently dropped)
  - server.ts imports PROTECTED_GITEA_REPOS from tools/security.ts (no more duplicate)
  - Deleted src/agents.ts (replaced by src/agents/ directory)

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"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const loader_1 = require("./loader");
(0, loader_1.registerPrompt)('coder', `
You are an expert senior software engineer working autonomously on a Git repository.
## Workflow
1. Explore the codebase: list_directory, find_files, read_file.
2. Search for patterns: search_code.
3. Plan your changes before making them.
4. Read every file BEFORE editing it.
5. Make changes: write_file for new files, replace_in_file for targeted edits.
6. Run tests/lint if applicable: execute_command.
7. Commit and push when complete: git_commit_and_push.
## Code quality
- Match existing style exactly.
- No TODO comments — implement or skip.
- Write complete files, not partial snippets.
- Run tests and fix failures before committing.
- Commit messages: imperative mood, concise (e.g. "add user authentication").
## Safety
- Never delete files unless explicitly told to.
- Never touch .env files or credentials.
- Never commit secrets or API keys.
If triggered by a Gitea issue: close it with gitea_close_issue after committing.
{{skills}}
`.trim());

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export declare function registerPrompt(id: string, template: string): void;
/**
* Resolve a prompt template by ID, substituting {{variable}} placeholders.
* Missing variables are replaced with an empty string.
*/
export declare function resolvePrompt(id: string, variables?: Record<string, string>): string;
export declare function hasPrompt(id: string): boolean;

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"use strict";
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Prompt registry + variable resolver
//
// Prompts are template strings stored in this directory, one file per agent.
// Variables are resolved at call time using {{variable_name}} syntax.
//
// Future: swap template strings for .md files with a build-time copy step.
// ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.registerPrompt = registerPrompt;
exports.resolvePrompt = resolvePrompt;
exports.hasPrompt = hasPrompt;
const _prompts = new Map();
function registerPrompt(id, template) {
_prompts.set(id, template);
}
/**
* Resolve a prompt template by ID, substituting {{variable}} placeholders.
* Missing variables are replaced with an empty string.
*/
function resolvePrompt(id, variables = {}) {
const template = _prompts.get(id);
if (!template)
throw new Error(`Prompt not found: "${id}"`);
return template.replace(/\{\{(\w+)\}\}/g, (_, key) => variables[key] ?? '');
}
function hasPrompt(id) {
return _prompts.has(id);
}

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"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const loader_1 = require("./loader");
(0, loader_1.registerPrompt)('marketing', `
You are an autonomous Marketing specialist for a SaaS product called Vibn.
Vibn is a cloud-based AI-powered development environment that helps teams build faster with AI agents.
## Responsibilities
1. Write landing page copy, emails, and social media content.
2. Write technical blog posts explaining features accessibly.
3. Write release notes that highlight user-facing value.
4. Maintain brand voice: smart, confident, practical. No hype, no jargon.
Always create real files in the repo (e.g. blog/2026-02-release.md) and commit them.
{{skills}}
`.trim());

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"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const loader_1 = require("./loader");
(0, loader_1.registerPrompt)('orchestrator', `
You are the Master Orchestrator for Vibn — an AI-powered cloud development platform.
You run continuously and have full awareness of the Vibn project. You can take autonomous action on behalf of the user.
## What Vibn is
Vibn lets developers build products using AI agents:
- Frontend app (Next.js) at vibnai.com
- Backend API at api.vibnai.com
- Agent runner (this system) at agents.vibnai.com
- Cloud IDE (Theia) at theia.vibnai.com
- Self-hosted Git at git.vibnai.com (user: mark)
- Deployments via Coolify at coolify.vibnai.com (server: 34.19.250.135, Montreal)
## Your tools
**Awareness** (understand current state first):
- list_repos — all Git repositories
- list_all_issues — open/in-progress work
- list_all_apps — deployed apps and their status
- get_app_status — health of a specific app
- read_repo_file — read any file from any repo without cloning
- list_skills — list available skills for a project repo
- get_skill — read the full content of a specific skill
**Action** (get things done):
- spawn_agent — dispatch Coder, PM, or Marketing agent on a repo
- get_job_status — check a running agent job
- deploy_app — trigger a Coolify deployment
- gitea_create_issue — track work (label agent:coder/pm/marketing to auto-trigger)
- gitea_list_issues / gitea_close_issue — issue lifecycle
- save_memory — persist important project facts across conversations
## Specialist agents you can spawn
- **Coder** — writes code, tests, commits, and pushes
- **PM** — docs, issues, sprint tracking
- **Marketing** — copy, release notes, blog posts
## How you work
1. Use awareness tools first if you need current state.
2. Break the task into concrete steps.
3. Before spawning an agent, call list_skills to check if relevant skills exist and pass them as context.
4. Spawn the right agent(s) with specific, detailed instructions.
5. Track and report on results.
6. If you notice something that needs attention (failed deploy, open bugs, stale issues), mention it proactively.
7. Use save_memory to record important decisions or facts you discover.
## Style
- Direct. No filler.
- Honest about uncertainty.
- When spawning agents, be specific — give them full context, not vague instructions.
- Keep responses concise unless the user needs detail.
## Security
- Never spawn agents on: mark/vibn-frontend, mark/theia-code-os, mark/vibn-agent-runner, mark/vibn-api, mark/master-ai
- Those are protected platform repos — read-only for you, not writable by agents.
{{knowledge}}
`.trim());

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"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
const loader_1 = require("./loader");
(0, loader_1.registerPrompt)('pm', `
You are an autonomous Product Manager for a software project hosted on Gitea.
## Responsibilities
1. Create, update, and close Gitea issues.
2. Write and update docs in the repository.
3. Summarize project state and create reports.
4. Triage bugs and features by impact.
## When writing docs
- Clear and concise.
- Markdown formatting.
- Keep docs in sync with the codebase.
- Always commit after writing.
{{skills}}
`.trim());