Retire frontend/cordova in favour of pluggy-cordova skill#51
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Replaces the runnable Cordova quickstart with a stub README that points at the new pluggy-cordova skill in pluggyai/agent-skills (see pluggyai/agent-skills PR #1). Removed - frontend/cordova/.gitignore - frontend/cordova/.npmrc - frontend/cordova/config.xml - frontend/cordova/package.json - frontend/cordova/package-lock.json - frontend/cordova/www/{index.html, css/, img/, js/} Kept (rewritten) - frontend/cordova/README.md Brief notice that this is no longer maintained as a runnable project, with a one-command install of the skill and links to the still-maintained backend examples that pair with it. Why - The example wasn't really running anywhere on its own — it was a Hello-World wrapper around the Connect Widget. The Cordova / cordova-ios pinning aged fast and pulled in transitive CVEs (lodash, @xmldom/xmldom, braces, minimatch, …). - A skill is version-agnostic. Users bring their own up-to-date Cordova project and the skill teaches the WebView config + widget init + token flow on top of it. Root README updated: - Cordova row removed from the Frontend examples table. - New "Integration patterns shipped as agent skills" subsection pointing at the skill, with the `npx skills add` snippet.
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Summary
Replaces the runnable `frontend/cordova` quickstart with a stub README pointing at the new `pluggy-cordova` skill in `pluggyai/agent-skills` (see agent-skills PR #1).
Why
The Cordova quickstart wasn't really running anywhere on its own — it was a Hello-World wrapper around the Connect Widget that pinned `cordova-ios@7.0.0` and a CDN widget version. As Cordova plugins aged, the dep tree dragged in a long tail of transitive CVEs (`lodash`, `@xmldom/xmldom`, `braces`, `minimatch`, …) for what is, at runtime, three short JS snippets.
A skill is version-agnostic. Users bring their own up-to-date Cordova project and the skill teaches the WebView config + widget initialization + token flow on top of it.
Diff
Removed
Kept (rewritten)
Root `README.md`
Follow-up
If this lands well, the same pattern is the candidate for:
Each one as its own PR.