Shipworthy v1.2.0 — Full Transparency

Full Transparency — See What Shipworthy Is Doing in Real Time

The #1 user request: "What is Shipworthy actually doing?" This release answers that with a complete transparency system across every component.

Session Banner

Every session opens with a branded status display:

┌─ ⚓ shipworthy ─────────────────────────────┐
│  Tier: ENGINEER  │  Health: all passed       │
│  Skills: 55      │  Hooks: 6 active          │
└──────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Real-Time Hook Activity

Color-coded logs in your terminal as hooks fire:

⚓ shipworthy  14:33:12  pre-tool-use  ›  Scanning: service.ts
⚓ shipworthy  14:33:12  pre-tool-use  ›  All checks passed ✓

⚓ shipworthy  14:34:01  pre-tool-use  ›  ! Secrets scan: WARN
⚓ shipworthy  14:40:08  pre-push-validate  ›  ✗ Validation FAILED — push blocked

Skill Announcements

Claude announces which skills are contributing before applying them:

⚓ shipworthy › skill: api-design-standards + security-first-development — designing secure endpoint
⚓ shipworthy › routing: task classified as Feature — spec → brainstorm → plan → execute
⚓ shipworthy › defaults: installing pino (structured logging replaces console.log)

Every Component Covered

Component	Count	Transparency
Hooks	6	Color-coded ANSI stderr logs
Skills	55	Announcement before activation
Commands	6	Announcement before execution
Agents	6	Announcement on dispatch
Templates	8	Announcement when scaffolding
Adapters	5	Announcement when translating

Toggle Off

export SHIPWORTHY_TRANSPARENCY=0
# or in .shipworthy/config.json: { "transparency": false }

Install / Upgrade

npx shipworthy init

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Full release notes: RELEASE-NOTES.md
Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md