Release v0.3.0 · AeonDave/malskill

v0.3.0 refines the collection's research, engineering, and operating guidance, with clearer skill boundaries and evidence checks.

Changes

Organize architecture, software guidelines, debugging, TDD, and testing reliability under coding-behaviours/; consolidate MCP authoring in mcp-creator.
Refine evidence, design, reading-budget, completion-verification, memory, and untrusted-input guidance. Rework 1337 as a concise, methodical security operating mode with integrated Markdown/Obsidian task notes.
Improve session handoffs, including optional human-readable handoffs, and natural writing guidance in humanizer.
Strengthen general research, external-feedback triage, and targeted research for blocked tasks. Refine README and AGENTS authoring guidance.
Improve CVE source coverage and applicability, security research prerequisites, PoC dependency/control review, artifact extraction prompts, and multi-agent job/evidence handling.
Add skill-app authoring guidance; expand Windows/Linux internals and forensic references, including cloud/SaaS logs and survey evidence.
Separate the concise README from the detailed catalog. Repair remaining references and the polluter test path after the coding-skill reorganization.

Delete the old malskill skill folders and reinstall the latest version.

Frontmatter validation: all 335 skills passed.
Full Markdown sweep: no broken links. Reported example markers and sample paths were reviewed; changed-file hygiene passed.
Repository Python suite: 55 passed, one POSIX-terminal test skipped on Windows.
PowerShell installer: 119 assertions passed.
MCP checker: 6 tests passed. PE metadata helper: 19 tests passed.
Representative research workflows were compared on offline synthetic fixtures; identified omissions were corrected and checked. These checks do not establish live-target or cross-model reliability.

Checks ran locally; the repository has no GitHub Actions workflow.

Full changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0