v2.1.0 — triggers that name the situation

Descriptions now say when each skill should fire, which words you would actually type, and when it should stay quiet. Overlaps with Claude Code's built-ins are settled in the descriptions themselves, so the choice happens at trigger time.

• ponytail vs /simplify, review-swarm vs /code-review and /security-review: tiebreaks stated in the descriptions and documented in the README.
• review-swarm stops at roughly 40 files or 2,000 changed lines, splits by area, and says which slice it read.
• architect audit findings cite both sides: the file:line in code and the doc that should describe it.
• ask-the-council weighs the cost of being wrong before seating a panel.
• up-to-date handles a branch with no upstream instead of reporting a failed check as in sync.
• prompt-generator adds a ground-truth section so generated prompts pin verified paths and versions.
• README gains a companion-skills section for ux-designer and humanizer.

v2.0.0 — proactive skills

Six Claude Code skills that self-invoke on the shape of the task, not just keywords: architect, review-swarm, ask-the-council, prompt-generator, up-to-date, ponytail. One install, MIT-licensed.