v0.10.0

Added

• UAT opens with a drive-mode ask (#178). Every acceptance-testing start (build/bug Verify, the Pending-UAT guard's run-now option, or any ticket carrying UAT of:) now asks up front whether the UAT is AI-driven or human-driven. AI-driven runs the checks itself and hands the human only the steps it cannot perform; human-driven is the unchanged guided walkthrough. Skipped with a one-line reason when no step is agent-performable; an autonomous run takes it as delegate. A ticket whose body carries UAT of: <parent> resolves through acceptance testing whatever its type label.
• Run the UAT now, or open a UAT ticket? (#173). The Pending-UAT guard no longer opens a follow-up ticket on its own: when acceptance testing would otherwise be deferred at Resolve, it asks whether to run the UAT now (no ticket) or open a UAT ticket, and waits for an explicit answer.
• quick always size-triages (#175). Reaching for quick is itself the small-piece signal, so it now runs the size triage and the one consolidated ask-to-skip offer every time, independent of config.effort (effort governs the map cycle only). Lean only on an explicit yes, no offer on a large ticket, and the correctness spine is never skipped.
• Way-of-working step in the guided config (#171). /trailhead:config now reaches git:, release: and isolation: through a new step that reads and writes the trailhead:conventions header, so the isolation question is no longer skipped on a project that already has a config.
• Assigned-ticket pre-check for isolation: auto (#163). Before the work-start concurrency ask, other open tickets already assigned to you pre-bias the answer toward worktree / clone; the ask is skipped when the session is already inside the ticket's own worktree.

Changed / Fixed

• Pending follow-up guard (#176). A follow-up surfaced while working a ticket is carried into the final recap and re-posed before the /clear block as an explicit choice (open a tracked ticket, or let it go / do it later as quick), instead of being dropped or offered only as quick.
• work and quick described correctly (#174, #179). The next-step block and the capture confirmation no longer frame work as the split path or offer quick twice; quick <n> on an existing ticket is described as the same ticket worked whole via the lighter no-split path (a map ticket stays on its map), and "off the map" is kept only for quick "<text>" and whiteboard tickets.
• Host command forms (#170). A standing rule in the shared load contract keeps runtime prose (handoff, capture confirmations) on the running host's own command forms, so a Claude Code session no longer emits Codex-style commands.
• Question menus deduplicate (#177). Two questions that resolve the same decision are merged before a menu is shown; genuinely distinct questions stay separate.
• Grilling illustrates its options (#172). Each option offered in a grilling round now comes with a concrete illustration, so the user does not have to ask what it means.
• Grill close asks map vs whiteboard (#164). A standalone grill that surfaces build tickets now asks where they go instead of routing them to the whiteboard.
• Mockup fidelity is enforceable (#165). An approved mockup must be reproduced with 100% fidelity: Execute records an enumerated fidelity checklist as a ticket comment, and Verify checks against it (goal-backward statically, acceptance testing visually).
• Codex choices are selectable (#161, #162). The plain-text numbered list is now Codex's guaranteed choice path (request_user_input only works in Plan Mode), and the guided-setup scope step is a selectable choice rather than free text.
• Codex hook audit (#169). The search-guard hook is no longer projected onto Codex, where it had no permission mechanism to protect and only blocked harmless commands; it stays Claude-only.