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Mintlify root skill.md overrides the auto REST skill from Skill e780949; LICENSE is inlined. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Rewrite the relative LICENSE link to the pinned raw GitHub URL instead of inlining MIT text. Keep static-key HTTP fallbacks, honest catalog 404s, and an offline export --check in CI. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Agents discovering AIsa through Mintlify previously received an automatically generated REST Skill that contradicted the canonical CLI/MCP Skill. A repo-root
skill.mdnow uses Mintlify's supported override and is exported from the immutable canonical Skill commit e780949. One documented transformation rewrites its relative LICENSE link to the same commit's public LICENSE URL.A focused offline export check runs in PR/main CI, including a mutated-export negative control. It verifies the pinned export; future canonical changes still require an intentional pin/export update. It does not silently track upstream main.
English/Chinese Quickstart and fallback guidance now match the existing CLI credential model. CLI-managed OAuth is not presented as a static key for raw HTTP; direct HTTP requires a separately configured static key/authorized secret. User-facing release chatter is removed, and the paid-approval XML remains unchanged.
Native discovery configuration
Both existing API Reference tabs now declare
openapi: "openapi.yaml", the documented Mintlify ingestion input. Removing only these two keys produces the previous navigation tree exactly. OfficialvalidateDocsConfigaccepts both configurations without warnings.This is a source configuration change, not a claim that the hosted api-catalog404 is already fixed. Local mint dev also404s known hosted AgentCard/OpenAPI resources, so it cannot certify the hosted metadata endpoint. No same-snapshot runtime sidebar comparison was performed; navigation evidence is structural. The discovery guide gives working OpenAPI/documentation index fallbacks until hosted verification passes.
Validation and release order
https://aisa.one/docs/.well-known/api-catalogandhttps://aisa.mintlify.dev/docs/.well-known/api-catalog. Generation may take up to24h. If the catalog remains404, retain the explicit fallback and investigate the hosted platform response.Companions: landing #108 and domain MCP #5.