skill-craft 1.1.0

1.1.0 - 2026-07-28

Review output contract update — the first release that changes what a review
prints:

• Score every review out of ten on the Verdict line. The verdict picks the
  band (BLOCKED 0–3, NEEDS-WORK 4–6, READY-WITH-FIXES 7–8, READY 9–10) and the
  count of findings at the worst severity picks the place inside it, so two
  runs of one review land on the same number.
• Hold the score to the verdict's as-submitted discipline: applying a fix
  never raises it, and a number outside its band is an error, not a judgment
  call.
• Turn the Findings table into a restricted template — five fixed columns and
  a placeholder row — and enforce it in the skill's own red flags instead of
  describing it in prose.
• Make each finding's Location a clickable file:line link relative to the
  working directory, so an approver opens the file on the defect's line
  instead of hunting for it.

skill-craft 1.0.7

1.0.7 - 2026-07-23

Repository-metadata release (supersedes the unpublished 1.0.6, whose release
workflow failed validation before it could run):

• Show live release, license, and star badges on both public READMEs, so the
  published version and repo signals read straight from GitHub.
• Move the distribution repo's GitHub "About" data (description, homepage,
  topics) and its marketplace identity into source-controlled
  distribution/<target>.meta.json, replacing values hardcoded in sync.py.
• Check that data against the live repo on every release, and apply it
  automatically when an admin-scoped token is configured.
• Fix the release workflow: secrets is not a valid context in a step-level
  if:, so the token presence check moved inside the step.
• No skill behavior, review rules, or output contracts changed.

skill-craft 1.0.5

1.0.5 - 2026-07-23

Documentation and release-infrastructure update:

• Rebalance both public README install sections so Codex, Claude Code,
  skills.sh agents, and manual copy each get equal, parallel instructions.
• Publish a GitHub Release for every synced plugin version, so the
  distribution repo's Releases sidebar tracks what is actually published.
• Sync the whole distribution/<target>/ tree, not just the README, so the
  distribution repo's own workflows stay generated from source.
• No skill behavior, review rules, or output contracts changed.