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@lukeocodes lukeocodes commented Apr 29, 2026

Summary

Removes maintenance-flavored skills targeted at the SDK team, not at SDK users:

  • .claude/skills/prepare-regen.md
  • .claude/skills/review-regen.md
  • .agents/skills/deepgram-python-maintaining-sdk/ (duplicated AGENTS.md content; its own footer admitted so)

These have been generalized and consolidated into the internal deepgram/agents repo so the SDK team installs them once and gets them across every Deepgram SDK we maintain (Python, JS, Java, Kotlin, Go, Rust, .NET, Swift).

What's not changing

  • AGENTS.md in this repo is unchanged. It remains the SDK-specific source of truth for the frozen-file list, validation command, and any language-specific maintainer notes.
  • The user-facing skills under .agents/skills/ (deepgram-python-speech-to-text, deepgram-python-voice-agent, etc.) are untouched. Those are for SDK consumers and stay where they are.
  • The Fern regen workflow itself is unchanged. Just the workflow guidance moves to the internal install.

After this lands

The canonical maintenance reference is now deepgram/agents (workflow) + this repo's AGENTS.md (specifics). No information is lost — AGENTS.md has the full per-repo detail.

SDK-team members install the new skills via deepgram/agents and run the regen workflow exactly as before. Triggers like "fern regen" / "freeze classification" / "prepare regen" / "review regen" continue to work; they're now driven by the generalized skills in deepgram/agents.

…gents) [no-ci]

prepare-regen and review-regen are SDK-team workflow skills targeted
at us, not at SDK users. They've been generalized and consolidated
into the internal deepgram/agents repo (PR #16) where the SDK team
installs them once and gets them across every SDK they touch.

This SDK's user-facing skills under .agents/skills/ are unchanged --
those are for SDK consumers and stay where they are.

See: deepgram/agents#16
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Pull request overview

Removes repository-local Claude workflow skills for Fern SDK regeneration prep/review, since these internal maintenance skills have been consolidated into the internal deepgram/agents repo and are no longer intended to live per-SDK.

Changes:

  • Delete .claude/skills/prepare-regen.md.
  • Delete .claude/skills/review-regen.md.

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.claude/skills/prepare-regen.md Removes internal maintainer “prepare regen” workflow skill from this repo.
.claude/skills/review-regen.md Removes internal maintainer “review regen” workflow skill from this repo.

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@lukeocodes lukeocodes requested a review from GregHolmes April 29, 2026 11:39
…-ci]

This was a duplicate of AGENTS.md content (its own footer admitted so)
and is internal-facing. The maintenance workflow lives in deepgram/agents
PR #16 now; AGENTS.md in this repo remains as the SDK-specific source
of truth for frozen file lists and validation commands.
@lukeocodes lukeocodes changed the title chore: remove .claude/ maintenance skills (moved to deepgram/agents) chore: remove maintenance skills from .claude/ and .agents/ (moved to deepgram/agents) Apr 29, 2026
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