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Overview
Practice cases
Features
Configuration
Developers
Security
Administration
Getting started
Node inventoryRuntime policyRollout checklist
Release management
Build and signVerify and promotePlatform coverage
Asset governance
Lifecycle decisionsSkill versionsQuality signals
Swarm operations
Workers and tasksShared workTopology health
Operations and recovery
MonitoringBackupsIncident response
Documentación de EvoX/Security & Operations/Skill versions

Skill versions

A controlled Skill version is defined by its source asset ID, the actual SKILL.md content, and its installation path. Preview before updating; overwriting a same-name file is not an automatic upgrade.

Inspect a candidate version

bash
evolver skill fetch --asset <asset_id>

Record the asset ID, source, summary, and content diff. Evolver revalidates content addressing before writing, and existing files are not overwritten by default.

Install or update

bash
evolver skill fetch --asset <asset_id> --write --out <dir>
evolver skill fetch --asset <asset_id> --write --out <dir> --force

Use --force only after reviewing the diff and preserving the current file. Keep the Skill directory in Git or a separately versioned backup and record the asset ID in the change history.

Version record

text
skill name
installed asset_id
source and fetched time
target directory
reviewer and validation result
previous asset_id or backup revision

Roll back

Stop using the new version, restore the last validated SKILL.md, and rerun the original task and validation. The verified skill fetch flow does not provide a general recycle-bin recovery feature, so rollback depends on a file or repository revision preserved in advance.

Remove

Check projects, automations, and documentation for references before deleting a Skill file. Deleting the local file does not revoke the network asset; revoke trust separately when the asset itself is no longer acceptable.

Related pages

  • Skill review
  • Lifecycle decisions

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