Add clone_remote_job skill for installing jobs from GitHub

[nhorton]

Summary

This PR adds a new clone_remote_job skill to the DeepWork job management system, enabling users to install pre-built jobs from GitHub repositories (such as the DeepWork job library) and customize them for their projects.

Key Changes

• New Skill: Added deepwork_jobs.clone_remote_job as a standalone skill that can be invoked anytime

  • Guides users through installing jobs from remote GitHub repositories
  • Handles customization of installed jobs for project-specific needs
  • Includes comprehensive quality criteria validation

• Installation Script: Created .deepwork/jobs/deepwork_jobs/install_remote_job.sh

  • Downloads job files from GitHub using the GitHub API
  • Supports recursive directory downloads
  • Validates dependencies (curl, jq) and provides installation guidance
  • Handles error cases (rate limiting, invalid URLs, missing paths)
  • Includes debug mode for troubleshooting

• Documentation: Added comprehensive skill documentation

  • Step-by-step instructions for job installation and customization
  • Example dialog showing typical workflow
  • Quality criteria for validation
  • Output format specifications

• Integration: Updated existing skills and configuration

  • Updated deepwork_jobs parent skill to reference the new command
  • Updated step numbering (now 1/5 instead of 1/4) across all skills
  • Updated job context descriptions to mention remote job installation
  • Added skill to settings.json permissions
  • Updated job.yml version to 0.10.0 with changelog entry

• Multi-Platform Support: Generated skill definitions for both Claude and Gemini CLI

  • Added .claude/skills/deepwork_jobs.clone_remote_job/SKILL.md
  • Added .gemini/skills/deepwork_jobs/clone_remote_job.toml

Implementation Details

The installation script uses the GitHub API to:

1. Parse GitHub URLs to extract owner, repo, branch, and path
2. Fetch directory contents recursively
3. Download all files while preserving directory structure
4. Validate job names and provide user-friendly error messages

The skill guides users through:

1. Obtaining the GitHub URL for a job
2. Running the installation script
3. Reviewing the job's README for customization requirements
4. Applying project-specific customizations (placeholder replacement, configuration)
5. Updating documentation
6. Syncing to generate slash commands

This enables users to leverage a library of pre-built, reusable DeepWork jobs while maintaining flexibility for project-specific customization.