Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@src/lola/targets/base.py`:
- Around line 783-788: The current logic may call shutil.rmtree(sidecar_dest)
even when sidecar_dest is a file or symlink, causing an exception before
shutil.copytree; update the branch around sidecar_dest to check its type: if
sidecar_dest.exists() then if sidecar_dest.is_dir() call
shutil.rmtree(sidecar_dest), elif sidecar_dest.is_file() or
sidecar_dest.is_symlink() call sidecar_dest.unlink() (or os.remove), otherwise
handle other special file types appropriately, then proceed to
shutil.copytree(sidecar_src, sidecar_dest); apply this change where sidecar_src
and sidecar_dest are set.
- Around line 364-367: The code unconditionally removes the sidecar_dir in
remove_command(), affecting non-passthrough targets; change it to only remove
the co-named sidecar for passthrough/file-based command targets by gating the
shutil.rmtree call behind a check (e.g., if getattr(self, "is_passthrough",
False) or getattr(self, "file_based", False) or isinstance(self,
PassthroughCommandTarget)): compute sidecar_dir = dest_dir / Path(filename).stem
as before but only call sidecar_dir.is_dir() and shutil.rmtree(sidecar_dir) when
that passthrough/file-based predicate is true; update or add the minimal boolean
property/method on relevant subclasses instead of altering unrelated targets
that inherit BaseAssistantTarget.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@tests/test_targets.py`:
- Around line 217-270: Add two tests mirroring the existing ClaudeCodeTarget
sidecar behavior: one that ensures the Cursor sidecar directory (create a
co-named directory next to the command source with nested files) is copied when
calling the Cursor target's generate_command (reference CursorTarget or the
Cursor-specific target class), and another that ensures
OpenCodeTarget.remove_command actually removes the sidecar directory when
uninstalling (assert that after calling OpenCodeTarget.remove_command the
co-named directory under the destination no longer exists). Implement these
tests analogous to test_generate_command_copies_sidecar_directory and
test_generate_command_overwrites_existing_sidecar so they create source
sidecars, call the appropriate target methods, then assert presence/absence of
files; reference the generate_command method and OpenCodeTarget.remove_command
to locate the relevant behavior to test.

Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.

Inline comments:
In `@docs/dev-guide/architecture.md`:
- Around line 45-46: Update the architecture doc's numbered list (the "Skills"
and "Commands" items) to qualify that copying/registering of sidecar directories
applies only to passthrough/file-based command targets; explicitly note that
Gemini commands are generated as TOML and do not install markdown sidecar
directories so the description matches the implementation and PR objective.

In `@docs/guides/creating-modules.md`:
- Around line 88-99: The fenced code block showing the module directory tree is
missing a language tag; update the opening fence from ``` to a language label
(for example ```text) for the block that contains the my-module/module directory
tree so markdownlint stops flagging it.
- Around line 101-102: The current text promises a boundary-delimited module
directory preamble for every generated command, but Gemini emits TOML commands
so that statement is too broad; update the sentence that begins "Generated
skill, command, and agent files receive a boundary-delimited module directory
preamble..." to explicitly scope the preamble to generated skills, agents, and
file-based markdown command outputs (e.g., "Generated skill and agent files, and
file-based markdown commands, receive..."), and add a clarifying clause that
Gemini-emitted TOML command files do not include the markdown preamble.

In `@src/lola/targets/install.py`:
- Around line 227-230: The Cursor branch currently checks for a nonexistent
`.mdc` file so installed Cursor skills are never detected; update the check in
the function that uses target.name (used by _install_skills()) to detect Cursor
installs by testing the actual install directory or SKILL.md file that
CursorTarget.generate_skill() writes (e.g. (skill_dest / skill_name /
"SKILL.md").exists() or (skill_dest / skill_name).exists()), so the code will
correctly honor force=False and prompt/skip overwrites.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@src/lola/targets/base.py`:
- Around line 95-103: The base API for generate_skill has expanded to include
project_path: str | None = None and a keyword-only module_dir: Path | None =
None, which breaks existing overrides; update every AssistantTarget subclass and
test double that overrides generate_skill to add the new parameters with
matching type annotations and defaults and forward or use them as appropriate,
and make identical signature fixes to the other base methods referenced (the
overrides corresponding to the diffs at 116-124, 139-147, 163-168) so their
signatures match the base class and keep the return type bool.

In `@tests/test_targets_base.py`:
- Around line 45-104: Update MockTarget method signatures to exactly match
AssistantTarget: change kw-only parameter names to module_dir: Path | None (not
_module_dir), add matching return type annotations (e.g., -> bool or -> Path |
str where appropriate) and align parameter types for generate_skill,
generate_command, generate_agent, generate_instructions, remove_skill,
remove_instructions, generate_skills_batch, get_command_filename,
get_agent_filename, generate_mcps, remove_mcps, remove_command, and
remove_agent; ensure default/kw-only placement is preserved so calls like
module_dir=... are accepted and then run ruff check.