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@github-actions github-actions released this 11 Jun 01:27
· 27 commits to master since this release

Changed

  • GemiTerm is now a Bun-native CLI — the underlying gemiterm CLI has been rewritten to run on Bun instead of Python. All skill documents updated to reflect the new runtime: skills first check for a global gemiterm install, fall back to bunx gemiterm for transparent npx-style invocation, and if Bun itself is missing emit platform-aware install instructions (curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash on macOS/Linux, powershell -c "irm bun.sh/install.ps1 | iex" on Windows) before erroring out.
  • Added metadata.runtime: bun to both skill frontmatter entries.
  • Updated debate-with-gemini REFERENCE.md subagent template to mention bunx gemiterm fallback for every command and added bunx gemiterm * to the permissions block.
  • Rewrote both skill documentsgemiterm and debate-with-gemini SKILL.md and REFERENCE.md now contain richer, more structured content: the debate-with-gemini skill includes tactical patterns (Concede-and-Counter, Force Concrete Example, Decision Matrix, Reframe the Question, Line-in-the-Sand), explicit stopping criteria, and a structured debate-report format; the gemiterm skill has an expanded command reference with detailed flags and common automation patterns.
  • Directory restructure — moved assets/skills/{gemiterm,debate-with-gemini}skills/{gemiterm,debate-with-gemini} so both skills sit at the standard skills/<name>/SKILL.md path recognized by Vercel's skills CLI (and the broader skills ecosystem).
  • .claude-plugin/plugin.json and .opencode/opencode.json updated to reference the new ./skills path; package.json#files now whitelists skills instead of assets.
  • src/installer.ts and tests/skills.test.ts source-path constants updated accordingly.
  • Docs (AGENTS.md, CONTRIBUTING.md) updated to reflect the new layout.

Removed

  • assets/ directory (no longer needed; skills moved to repo root).
  • All references to pipx install gemiterm and Python-based install paths.