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Cloud setup docs no longer describe devflow-review.yml, a workflow that is not in the
tree. docs/cloud-setup.md had named it among "the five consumer-shipped workflows" and
its workflow inventory gave an install instruction ("edit that list when installing") for
a file that does not exist. The true shipped set is two workflows — devflow.yml and devflow-implement.yml — and the inventory now states which entries install.sh copies,
which belong to this repository only, and which are the retained withheld-tier files. docs/DEVFLOW_SYSTEM_OVERVIEW.md carried the same stale count and is reconciled.
README requirements no longer overstate the PyYAML dependency. It is a lazy import in a
single helper, reached only when a pull-request body already carries a deferred-findings
block, and the review engine logs and steps over its absence with all findings intact.
The withheld auto-review tier disclosure is reworded to state its actual disposition —
the feature was withdrawn rather than abandoned, and a fresh install is unaffected — and
moved below the fold, with the removal procedure spelled out.
Changed
Skill descriptions shown in the skill picker use the current product name: init, receiving-code-review and requesting-code-review. The /devflow:implement alias in
the implement skill's description is retained deliberately — it is still a live trigger.
docs/DEVFLOW_SYSTEM_OVERVIEW.md no longer carries a hand-maintained version literal
(it read 2.4.3 against a shipped 2.28.1); it points at plugin.json instead.
CHANGELOG.md's live header uses the current product name. Dated entries are unchanged.
The README gained an install anchor so the published one-pager's call-to-action lands
on the install instructions rather than the top of the page.