v1.10.0

Minor Changes

• a837fe9: Flow: plans run cheaper by default. /flow:execute now hands each task to a fresh flow:worker agent with only that task's slice of the plan, instead of growing one huge context (measured: the lead was 84–100 % of spend, with contexts near 1M). New role agents flow:worker, flow:spike and flow:scout pick a model tier, and design and flow critics run on the fast tier. A new run block in .ai/workflows.config.json sets tiers, risk classes, a budget preset (small / default / monorepo), gate cadence and a test lane — all optional. maude flow usage [sessionId] shows tokens, turns and peak context per agent and flags agents over budget.
• a837fe9: Flow: ten commands instead of 31. plan (--prd), execute (--quick), validate (--fast, --security, --a11y, --visual, --review, --scenario), done (now writes the implementation report and retro itself), bug-rca, bug-fix, release (--changelog), record-ddr, init (--context, --map, --kgai) and run (--status, --pause, --resume). The old command names are removed — use the new forms (the migration page maps every one). /flow:help gives way to Claude Code's own /help; the maintain-* commands are retired. The a11y, responsive and motion rule skills are merged into one ui-rules skill. See the migration page: https://maude.sh/docs/flow-migration
• a837fe9: Flow: new /flow:run <plan> runs a plan unattended as a goal. It arms the run and prints the /goal line to paste; while the plan's acceptance criteria are open or the done check is red, an opt-in Stop hook keeps the session working. It is capped: off unless run.hooks: true, tied to the arming session, expires after 24 h (72 h at most), keeps its record outside the project so a cloned repo cannot arm it, pauses itself after 3 reds of the same shape or 30 blocks or at run.budget.maxRunTokens, and every block message names the kill switch (/flow:run --pause, --stop, or FLOW_RUN_HOOKS=0). Sub-agents get the context-budget rules injected and are asked once for a ## Decisions section. --status, --pause and --resume cover a run in progress.