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feat(render): serve initiative_folder instead of a resolve_config.py call - #3060
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Rendered skills told the agent to run resolve_config.py for
core.active_initiative and to drop `/{active_initiative}` from every
path when it was unset. The renderer now serves `initiative_folder`:
the output folder, extended by the active initiative when one is set.
It is computed and keyed into the generation only where a template
reaches it, so a skill that never names it keeps its generation across
initiative switches.
The four rendered skills that used the two-token path now use the one
name, and the build skills branch at render time on whether an
initiative is active. The toolsmith shape names it, the validator's
TPL-01 treats it as a render-time expression, and the rule doc lists it
with the other template names. Non-rendered skills are unchanged.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe renderer now provides a lazy ChangesInitiative Folder Paths
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- Line 439: Validate the active_initiative value as a single safe folder name
before appending it to folder; reject path separators, traversal components, and
other values that could escape config.core.output_folder. Keep the existing
required-string validation and use the validated value in the folder
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| core = self._central.get("core") | ||
| initiative = core.get("active_initiative") if isinstance(core, dict) else None | ||
| if initiative is not None: | ||
| folder = f"{folder}/{_require_string(initiative, 'config.core.active_initiative')}" |
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Reject path traversal in active_initiative.
If active_initiative is ../other, this line renders a destination outside config.core.output_folder. The build, review, and walkthrough instructions can then write files to the wrong folder. Require a single safe folder name before appending it. Based on learnings, validate user-provided strings before using them in file paths.
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Review comment at @skills/bmad/scripts/render_skill.py at line 439:
Validate the active_initiative value as a single safe folder name before
appending it to folder; reject path separators, traversal components, and other
values that could escape config.core.output_folder. Keep the existing
required-string validation and use the validated value in the folder
construction.
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Summary
Rendered skills told the agent to run
resolve_config.pyforcore.active_initiativeand to drop/{active_initiative}from every path when it was unset. That is a tool call on every run for a value the renderer already has.The renderer now serves
initiative_folder: the output folder, extended by the active initiative when one is set. It is computed and keyed into the generation only where a template reaches it, so a skill that never names it keeps its generation across initiative switches. A non-string or empty initiative halts with the same message shapes config values use.{{ config.output_folder }}/{active_initiative}/now use{{ initiative_folder }}/, and each workflow loses the convention line with the tool call.tools/skill-validator.mdlists it with the other template names and in REF-01 and TPL-01; the validator's TPL-01 regex flags it in template files.Verification
uv run --frozen python -B -m pytest: passes, with a new test covering unset, set, non-string, empty, and unreferenced initiative.uv run tools/validate_skills.py --strict: zero findings.