Callista consumes this pipeline for both plain Odoo implementations and vertical demos, and is not a maintainer upstream — so the generic demo craft that had accumulated in the buildease-demo vertical skill lands here instead, where every engagement can reach it. Moved in from buildease-demo (they were never construction-specific): - Phase A: discovery brief from a transcript, notes, email, Knowcap, or a batched interview. Replaces the Knowcap-bound step 1. Infers before it asks. - Fork the slow half: instance prep and client research as two parallel subagents, then join. - Purge test residue: ordering, traps, read-back-the-counts evidence. - Phase C: objection sheet, scoped quote, implementation timeline, SOW. New here: - Extension points — a vertical supplies module routing, solution precedence, purge chain, demo-data policy and follow-through framing, and nothing else. Anything it needs beyond those is a gap to fix here, not to work around. - Named steps instead of numbered ones. Numbering meant an upstream renumber silently misrouted an extending skill with nothing to detect it. Renamed the skill to callista-odoo-demo: skills resolve by directory name, so a same-named fork shadows upstream depending on install order, and two people would build different demos from the same brief. MIT retained; SMEtools copyright kept, Callista added for modifications. Fork point and divergence recorded in UPSTREAM.md. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Upstream
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Fork of **[Smetools/odoo-demo-architect](https://github.com/Smetools/odoo-demo-architect)** (MIT).
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| Fork point | `ada2751` — *docs: credit Claude Code (agent) + Knowcap (memory via MCP) throughout* |
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| Forked on | 2026-07-31 |
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| Upstream state at fork | 2 commits, no tags, no releases |
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Callista is not a maintainer upstream, so changes land here rather than as PRs. Upstream
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is effectively inert; pull from it deliberately rather than tracking it.
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```bash
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git remote add upstream https://github.com/Smetools/odoo-demo-architect
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git fetch upstream && git log --oneline HEAD..upstream/main
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```
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## Why the fork exists
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Callista runs this pipeline for both plain Odoo implementations and vertical demos
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(BuildEase/construction via the `buildease-demo` skill). Three things it needed are not
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upstream's problem to solve:
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| Divergence | Upstream | Here |
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| **Discovery source** | Step 1 pulls the transcript from Knowcap over MCP; everything else is a fallback mentioned in passing | Phase A takes a transcript, notes, an email thread, Knowcap, or a batched interview, and infers before it asks. Knowcap is one source among several |
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| **Build parallelism** | Linear steps 3–7 | *Fork the slow half* — instance prep and client research run as two parallel subagents, then join |
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| **After the demo** | Ends at hand-off | Phase C — objection sheet, scoped quote, implementation timeline, SOW |
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| **Extensibility** | None; a vertical would fork the whole pipeline | [Extension points](SKILL.md#extension-points) — a vertical supplies routing, precedence, purge chain, demo-data policy, and nothing else |
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| **Step references** | Numbered `### 1.`–`### 9.` | Named steps. Numbers meant a renumbering upstream silently misrouted an extending skill |
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| **Purge** | One line inside step 7 ("delete the throwaway") | *Purge test residue* — ordering, traps, and read-back-the-counts evidence |
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## Renamed
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The skill is `callista-odoo-demo`, **not** `odoo-demo-architect`. Skills resolve by
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directory name under `~/.claude/skills/`, so a same-named fork would silently shadow
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upstream depending on install order — and two people would build measurably different
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demos from the same brief. Keep the names distinct.
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## Attribution
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MIT. `LICENSE` retains the SMEtools copyright as required and adds Callista's for the
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changes. Keep both.
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