Bound agent skill catalogs and add deterministic discovery filters

packages/intent/src/commands/list.ts と packages/intent/src/hooks/install.ts から始め、次に evals/intent-discovery/README.md に記載されている既存の eval harness を実行します。決定論的な検索および予算のインターフェースを定義する前に、現在のカタログ、フィルタリング、読み込みの動作を追跡します。記載された受け入れテストと eval の測定で、順序、上限超過、編集、完全な本文、該当なしの結果がカバーされれば完了です。

Problem

Skill bodies load on demand, but discovery context grows with every permitted skill. Hooks emit all identifiers and descriptions, and list output offers no result budget or package/path filtering.

Evidence

With one short skill per synthetic package, compact identifier/description catalogs measured 1,009 bytes for 10 skills, 10,279 for 100, and 52,279 for 500. The hook maps over all skills; its session-start matcher includes startup, resume, clear, and compact. Live agent reinjection behavior and actual token counts were not measured.

Sources: list output, hook catalog, existing eval harness.

Verified against main at 206e987 (@tanstack/intent 0.3.8), Node v24.12.0 on macOS arm64. Tests used installed dependencies and synthetic local fixtures.

Acceptance criteria

• Define a deterministic package/path filtering or search surface using existing identifiers and metadata.
• Agent catalog output has an explicit byte/character budget, visible omitted-result count, and a way to retrieve remaining results.
• Policy filtering and hidden-source redaction apply before results are exposed.
• Loaded instruction bodies remain complete; catalog limits do not silently truncate instructions.
• Tests cover 10, 100, and 500-skill catalogs, deterministic ordering, overflow, and no-match cases.
• Extend the existing eval harness to record context bytes, correct selection, and unnecessary loads without equating smaller output with better task quality.

Scope and priority

Priority: High. Type: feature.

Follow-up release; not a v0.4.0 blocker. Coordinate diagnostics with #222. No embeddings, vector database, daemon, or new evaluator.