v1.19.0

A testing build. This release rolls up the second overnight blitz, a long planning session, and the build run that shipped its decisions — about two dozen changes, grouped by what they mean in use.

Saying "not now" now sticks. The plugin has a name for setting something aside: stop partway through a step, shelve a suggestion, or answer "no change" about something the work was waiting on, and that gets recorded on the item itself — including how far you got. From then on it stops being re-offered session after session. Nothing is lost: the work stays in your queue, comes back when the queue has nothing else, and the moment you mention it. Warnings are the exception — a security concern keeps surfacing until it's dealt with. Claude never sets anything aside on its own judgment; only your say-so does it.

Less asking, same control. Merging two agreed pieces of work no longer needs a yes when the merge doesn't widen what the next build can touch — Claude does it and tells you, naming the scope effect so you can object. Anything that would widen the build's reach still asks. Planning sessions also now prefer grouping work that touches the same files, so one build session clears more at once — a tie-breaker only; nothing skips vetting.

Simpler setup, one way of showing you text. The "which editor do you use?" and "computer or phone?" setup questions are gone — nothing used the first, and the second just made people pick whichever meant less text. Claude now always shows doc-bound text the same way: a short summary you can act on, a link with the exact heading to find, and the full text one word away. Old projects that still carry those settings are simply ignored, nothing to fix.

More honest checking. Steps that are yours to do get a real capability check before they're handed to you — if a tool Claude can run would do the job, Claude runs it instead. When you say you've done a step whose result is visible in the world (a file, a branch, a URL), Claude checks the world rather than just recording the report — and if it doesn't match, says so plainly instead of asking "are you sure?". Build closes now also compare what actually changed against what the work item described, surfacing mismatches instead of assuming.

Quieter, truer plumbing. The queue empties one item at a time as a build run progresses, so an item still showing always means "not built yet". If the plugin's install is ever missing the instruction set it wants, it says so in one plain line instead of silently running the fuller one. Planning check-ins about waiting work ask once, batched, and go quiet on your "no change". Plus a batch of smaller fixes across the session-close and planning procedures from the blitz run.

As always: a pre-release, in active testing, not yet on the Claude marketplace.