Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In @.aiox-core/infrastructure/scripts/ide-sync/index.js:
- Around line 208-216: The code currently blindly uses
transformer.getDirname(agent) to build skillDir and may allow path traversal;
fix by resolving and validating the dirname before joining: call
transformer.getDirname(agent) into a variable (e.g., dirname), compute
resolvedSkillDir = path.resolve(result.targetDir, dirname) (or use path.join
then path.resolve), verify that path.relative(path.resolve(result.targetDir),
resolvedSkillDir) does not start with '..' and that resolvedSkillDir starts with
path.resolve(result.targetDir) to ensure it stays inside the target tree, only
then set skillDir/resolvedSkillDir as the directory used for targetPath and call
fs.ensureDirSync (skip writing if validation fails or throw an error); keep the
same identifiers (transformer.getDirname, result.targetDir, skillDir,
targetPath, filename, options.dryRun, fs.ensureDirSync) so the change is easy to
locate.

In @.aiox-core/infrastructure/scripts/ide-sync/transformers/kimi.js:
- Around line 65-67: The generated fenced code block for the activation greeting
currently emits an untyped fence ("```${namedGreeting}```"), which triggers
MD040; update the template that renders the fenced block to include an explicit
language token (e.g., "text" or "markdown") before the newline so the fence
becomes "```text\n${namedGreeting}\n```" (locate the template where
namedGreeting is interpolated and add the language identifier to the opening
fence).
- Around line 133-136: buildCommandsTable currently only accepts array-shaped
catalogs and returns '' for object-shaped command maps; change the initial guard
to detect object maps (typeof commands === 'object' && !Array.isArray(commands))
and normalize them to an array (e.g., commands = Object.values(commands)) before
proceeding so the rest of buildCommandsTable can generate the table; ensure the
function still returns '' for null/undefined or empty arrays after
normalization.

In @.kimi/skills/aios-aiox-master/SKILL.md:
- Around line 19-21: The fenced code block containing "👑 Orion (Orchestrator)
ready. Let's orchestrate!" should include a language identifier to satisfy
MD040; update the triple-backtick fence to start with ```text (or another
explicit language) so it becomes ```text followed by the existing line and the
closing ``` to fix the lint warning.
- Around line 520-524: The markdown lines listing tasks contain bare starred
tokens (e.g., *create-epic, *create-prd, *draft, *create-story,
*validate-story-draft, *develop-story, *push, *create-pr, *release) which are
being parsed as emphasis; update each bare starred command by wrapping it in
inline code spans (backticks) so they become `*create-epic`, `*create-prd`,
`*draft`, `*create-story`, `*validate-story-draft`, `*develop-story`, `*push`,
`*create-pr`, `*release` (do this for every occurrence in the listed lines such
as the **Epic/PRD/spec work**, **Story creation**, **Story validation/backlog**,
**Implementation**, and **GitHub, PR, release, MCP** bullets).

In @.kimi/skills/aios-data-engineer/SKILL.md:
- Around line 33-65: The commands YAML block currently uses legacy single-key
objects (e.g., "- create-schema: Design database schema") so the Kimi
transformer emits "*undefined"; fix by converting each command entry in the
commands block to the structured form with explicit fields: "- name:
create-schema", "description: Design database schema", "visibility: full"
(ensure all agent-specific entries use name/description/visibility), or
alternatively update the Kimi transformer parsing code (the commands parsing
logic in the transformer) to detect single-key objects and normalize them into
{name, description, visibility:'full'} before downstream processing so legacy
formats are handled as a fallback.

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Nitpick comments:
In @.aiox-core/infrastructure/scripts/ide-sync/index.js:
- Line 34: The new relative require for the transformer (kimiTransformer via
require('./transformers/kimi')) violates the repo rule to use absolute imports;
update the import to use the repository's absolute module path (replace the
'./transformers/kimi' require with the project's absolute import for that
transformer) so the codebase uses the same module-resolver/alias style as other
imports and passes linting.

In @.aiox-core/infrastructure/scripts/ide-sync/validator.js:
- Around line 140-158: The outer try/catch around the call to walkSyncFiles is
dead code because walkSyncFiles already handles readdirSync errors and returns
[], so remove the surrounding try/catch block and its misleading comment; simply
call walkSyncFiles(targetDir, targetDir), iterate the returned actualFiles and
perform the existing checks against expectedFilenames, pushing to
result.orphaned and incrementing result.total.orphaned as before (leave
walkSyncFiles, expectedFilenames, result.orphaned and result.total.orphaned
references intact).

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/config/schema-validation.test.js`:
- Around line 72-77: The test 'ide sync target schema accepts skills-first IDE
target options' accesses targetSchema.properties.format.enum directly which can
throw if 'format' is missing; add a guard assertion before that access by
asserting targetSchema.properties hasOwnProperty 'format' (e.g., use
expect(targetSchema.properties).toHaveProperty('format')) and then perform the
existing expectation on targetSchema.properties.format.enum to ensure a clear
Jest failure message if 'format' is absent.