v0.1.67

Highlights

• 🐙 Skills from any public GitHub repository. In Tools → Skills, paste the address of a repository, one of its folders, or a SKILL.md kept in the open Agent Skills format (Unity's official skills, the lists the community maintains, a repository of your own) and press See what it holds. Nothing is installed yet: the panel lists every skill the address holds with its description, folder, files and size, and what each one carries — source code (installed as read-only text, never run), scripts, a terminal expected, a name you already have, or why it cannot be installed — plus the repository's license, or that none is declared. View opens a skill in full before you decide: origin (repository, branch, commit, folder), license, the safety scan, the files left out and why, and each file as text. Pick the ones you want and install them at once; a name taken by a skill from elsewhere is replaced only after you confirm.
• 🔄 Skills from GitHub remember where they came from and can be updated. Opening the Skills view asks GitHub, once per repository, whether the folder moved on; when it has, the row says so, and Update reinstalls it from the same place after the safety scan runs again. HydraOps redistributes nothing: each skill comes from its author's repository, under the license the repository and the skill declare.
• 💤 Reading a repository is thrifty with GitHub's limit (60 API requests an hour per computer without a token): a preview spends three, and viewing or installing what was just previewed spends none, because the answers are kept for a few minutes.
• 📦 Two dependencies are raised past reported vulnerabilities: hono (reached through the MCP SDK; HydraOps serves nothing through its static handler) and http-cache-semantics (build tooling only, never shipped with the app).