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v1.3.4 is a patch release focused on repairing the npm installation path for the CLI.
Compared with v1.3.3, it keeps the target and desktop improvements from the previous release, but changes how the published CLI package is assembled so npm users can install and upgrade successfully again.
Highlights
1. Global npm installs work again
The published skill-flow package now bundles the internal runtime code it needs instead of asking npm to fetch unpublished internal workspace packages.
This removes the E404 failure path that blocked npm install -g skill-flow for new users and upgrades.
2. More reliable release packaging
The CLI release flow now rewrites the publish-time manifest so only public runtime dependencies remain in the tarball.
Additional release verification now checks workspace version alignment and npm package output before publishing.
3. Existing workflows stay the same
The CLI command surface, TUI behavior, and the built-in target improvements delivered in v1.3.3 are unchanged.
From a user perspective, the main difference is that installing or upgrading from npm is reliable again.
User-visible changes
npm install -g skill-flow no longer fails because npm cannot find internal @skill-flow/* packages.
Fresh installs and upgrades from npm behave more like a normal single-package CLI install.
Release quality is easier to trust because the published tarball is now self-contained enough for the supported install path.
