K Fleet v3.1.0
K Fleet 3.1.0 clarifies the roles, expected results, engineering judgments, and completion boundaries of its existing methods. Detailed guidance now lives in 18 references selected by the task's open decisions.
- Requirements connect scope and acceptance conditions to the complete user outcome.
- Codebase design covers domain modeling, contracts, cross-module behavior, operational concerns, and evidence for tradeoffs.
- Implementation emphasizes complete integrated behavior, maintainability, and proportionate self-checks.
- Test writing covers meaningful assertions, dependency fidelity, isolation, concurrency, and regression protection.
- Verification selects environments and tools for the affected deliverable, distinguishes defects from uncertainty, and scopes correction checks to the affected behavior.
- Skill evolution uses conditional discovery, authoring, and actual-use assessment paths. Setup permits delegation when useful and authorized.
The seven public skill names, explicit-only setup, Supermemory authority and isolation rules, and CLI installation contract remain unchanged.
All seven skills passed structural validation, and all 18 internal references resolve within their owning skills. The revised instructions have not yet been assessed in representative software tasks; these checks do not establish improved behavior.
Update an existing project with npx --yes k-fleet@latest update, then restart Codex. Run /kf-setup explicitly if you want to refresh the project's managed reminders.