v0.2.12 — the read ceiling is one answer's size; dated, counted findings; approval with its condition; a read-only habit offer

What the plugin tells the model (nothing in the manifest but the version):

• The read ceiling is how much one answer is sized for, not a limit to quote. A workspace with no daily limit never hears limit words.
• One capabilities list, the server's, instead of the plugin's own copy.
• Findings carry their dates and counts as the server states them.
• An approval is always given with its condition ("if X" is checked or carried into the sentence, never turned into a step).
• The daily-habit offer stays its own paragraph and says it is a read-only check: "A read-only check that runs by itself every weekday at 8:07 would have caught {the finding} on its first morning, opening with "All clear" or "Needs a look" plus one yes/no fix."
• Evals: stricter graders; "read-only" counts for the value line; naming /schedule is not a set-up step.

How it was released:

• Tagged on 2026-10-19 by the founder's choice, without the real-account steps 1 to 6 of the release checklist, as 0.2.10 was.
• claude plugin validate --strict passes for both manifests, and the structure tests pass (207).
• The suite ran under Claude Code 2.1.303, judge sonnet, against AdCopilot v2.42.0. Every case passes at 0.8 except the three habit-offer cases. Those split by run-to-run variance: the same unchanged case passed in one run and failed in the next. The founder chose to ship v8's wording.
• The tools-only ablation is green. review-follows-related-reads holds as a guard. meta-connector-absent, review-question-first-roomy and daily-scheduled-run are gated, with deltas of +0.333, +0.292 and +0.238.