v0.3.1

chore: a review skill that reads the diff on two axes

Ported from a private repo's copy, which could not be taken as it stood: it named
that repo's organisation in two places, and this package publishes to a registry
where a name from the store the tool is developed against must not appear. Half
its content pointed at infrastructure this repo does not have — a planning CLI,
a backend workspace, an env package, five convention docs and as many sibling
skills.

What survives is the part worth having: Standards and Spec as separate axes, run
as parallel sub-agents and reported side by side without reranking, so code that
follows every convention while implementing the wrong thing cannot pass by
looking tidy. The Fowler smell baseline comes across whole, since it is about
code rather than about any repo.

Retargeted to what this repo actually documents: CONTEXT.md as the language,
README's Layout for the server/src seam, openspec/config.yaml for the artifact
rules, and the commit skill for the rule about private names — that last one
greppable rather than readable, so the brief says to grep. The fixed point
defaults to the last release tag rather than main, because work here lands on
main and comparing against it would give an empty diff.

Earned its place on first use: it found a stale route object dropping a position
on a same-route navigation, and a glossary entry forbidding the word its own
definition used.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_011QrRnKshigF9MqpK7vD4wN