Summary
Packs/Telos/src/Tools/UpdateTelos.ts writes backups via copyFileSync(targetFile, backupPath) where backupPath lives under BACKUPS_DIR (the backups/ directory inside the TELOS folder), but the script never creates that directory and the installer doesn't ship it. On a fresh install, the very first invocation crashes with ENOENT: no such file or directory at the copyFileSync line.
Reproduction
# Fresh PAI install — backups/ does not exist yet
bun ~/.claude/skills/Telos/Tools/UpdateTelos.ts "BOOKS.md" "- test" "test"
# ❌ Failed to create backup: Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, ...
# .../PAI/USER/TELOS/backups/BOOKS-<timestamp>.md
Suggested fix
One-line addition before the copyFileSync call, or eager creation at startup:
import { readFileSync, writeFileSync, copyFileSync, existsSync } from 'fs';
+import { mkdirSync } from 'fs';
...
+ // Ensure backups directory exists (idempotent)
+ mkdirSync(BACKUPS_DIR, { recursive: true });
copyFileSync(targetFile, backupPath);
Alternative: ship Packs/Telos/src/backups/.gitkeep (or similar) so the directory exists at install time. The programmatic fix is preferable because it also recovers if someone deletes the directory later.
Environment
- Discovered: 2026-04-17
- PAI install path:
~/.claude/skills/Telos/ (via PAI installer, 2026-04)
- OS: Linux (ext4, case-sensitive)
Summary
Packs/Telos/src/Tools/UpdateTelos.tswrites backups viacopyFileSync(targetFile, backupPath)wherebackupPathlives underBACKUPS_DIR(thebackups/directory inside the TELOS folder), but the script never creates that directory and the installer doesn't ship it. On a fresh install, the very first invocation crashes withENOENT: no such file or directoryat thecopyFileSyncline.Reproduction
Suggested fix
One-line addition before the
copyFileSynccall, or eager creation at startup:import { readFileSync, writeFileSync, copyFileSync, existsSync } from 'fs'; +import { mkdirSync } from 'fs'; ... + // Ensure backups directory exists (idempotent) + mkdirSync(BACKUPS_DIR, { recursive: true }); copyFileSync(targetFile, backupPath);Alternative: ship
Packs/Telos/src/backups/.gitkeep(or similar) so the directory exists at install time. The programmatic fix is preferable because it also recovers if someone deletes the directory later.Environment
~/.claude/skills/Telos/(via PAI installer, 2026-04)