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I've updated the richfaces kitchensink-rf and helloworld-rf quickstarts with the changes introduced in the JDF versions of those quickstarts. The next step is to include the RichFaces quickstart repository as a sub-module in the jboss-jdf jboss-as-quickstart repository.
However before we proceed with this, I would like to recommend that you first fork the RichFaces quickstart repository and include that fork in your jboss-as-quickstart repository. This will improve your workflow when you want to commit changes to the repository, and subsequently issue a pull request back to the upstream RichFaces repository.
Without first forking the repository you will have to have commit rights to all sub-module repositories in order to be able to commit changes. This defeats the purpose of having things in separate repositories IMO. Note: you can put these forks in an alternate github organisation (jboss-jdf-forks for instance) if you do not want to pollute your jboss-jdf with too many new repos.