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chore: remove .agents/skills/deepgram-rust-maintaining-sdk (moved to deepgram/agents)#155

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chore: remove .agents/skills/deepgram-rust-maintaining-sdk (moved to deepgram/agents)#155
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Summary

Removes .agents/skills/deepgram-rust-maintaining-sdk/. This skill duplicated AGENTS.md content (its own footer says so) and was internal-facing — targeted at the SDK team running regen cycles, not at SDK users.

The maintenance workflow has been generalized and consolidated into the internal deepgram/agents repo so the SDK team installs it once and gets it across every Deepgram SDK we maintain.

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-rust-speech-to-text, deepgram-rust-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) + each SDK's AGENTS.md (specifics). No content 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.

…deepgram/agents) [no-ci]

The per-language SDK maintenance skill duplicated AGENTS.md content
(its own footer admitted this) and was internal-facing -- targeted
at the SDK team running regen cycles, not at SDK users.

The maintenance workflow has been generalized and consolidated into
the internal deepgram/agents repo (PR #16): deepgram-sdk-maintenance,
deepgram-sdk-prepare-regen, deepgram-sdk-review-regen. AGENTS.md in
this repo remains as the SDK-specific source of truth for frozen
file lists and validation commands.

Removing the duplicate makes `deepgram/agents` + AGENTS.md the
canonical pair (workflow + per-repo specifics). No information is
lost -- AGENTS.md has the full per-repo detail.

See: deepgram/agents#16
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Pull request overview

Removes the internal-facing Agents skill for maintaining this Rust SDK, since the maintenance workflow has been consolidated into the internal deepgram/agents repository.

Changes:

  • Deletes .agents/skills/deepgram-rust-maintaining-sdk/SKILL.md (internal maintenance guidance duplicated elsewhere).
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  • PR description mentions that AGENTS.md in this repo is unchanged and remains the source of truth, but there is no AGENTS.md file present in the repository (searched repo root and .agents/). Please double-check the filename/location and update the PR description accordingly so maintainers know where the canonical per-repo guidance lives.

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@lukeocodes lukeocodes merged commit ce267bb into main Apr 29, 2026
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@lukeocodes lukeocodes deleted the lo/remove-maintenance-skills branch April 29, 2026 15:29
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