v5.30.0

• Reviewer seats can carry a shell, with mutating commands blocked. A second
  reviewer template, clodex-team-reviewer-shell, spawns with Bash for
  git/ls/cat/sed/node --test so a review can measure instead of deriving;
  writes, deletes, commits, package managers and network fetches are refused by
  the CLI. Pick it per ticket with reviewer:clodex-team-reviewer-shell on task
  add or task start. The default reviewer is unchanged, and remains the one to use where a
  shell is not wanted.
• Preferences ▸ Env no longer truncates the variable name. The name column
  took a fixed third of the row, so a long CLAUDE_CODE_* key was cut to an
  ellipsis while a five-letter value sat in the rest of the row. The name now
  takes what it needs and the value takes the rest; both carry the full text as
  a tooltip.
• Clodex ships default env vars for wrapped seats (token reminder off, turn
  updates off, bash audience note off, cozy teapot relaxed, stream idle timeout
  30 min) into the global scope on first launch; edit or delete them in
  Preferences ▸ Env and the change sticks across launches; Restore shipped
  defaults brings back any you deleted.
• A plugin can now ship its own skills and agents, and a seat sees them only
  when it has that plugin. Drop skills/<name>/SKILL.md and agents/<name>.md
  into a plugin folder and they arrive namespaced by the plugin's id — invoke a
  skill as /<plugin-id>:<skill>, delegate to an agent as
  <plugin-id>:<agent>. A seat whose plugin list excludes the plugin never sees
  either, and disabling the plugin drops them at that seat's next start. A folder
  carrying only skills or agents is now a valid plugin, so a pure content pack
  needs no code. Those skills and agents now also SHOW: the Skills and Agents
  checklists (New Session, Edit Session, the per-session popovers) and the two
  library drawers group them under their plugin's name, listed rather than
  toggleable — a seat that has the plugin sees them marked as arriving with it,
  and a seat that does not sees what enabling it would add.

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Apple Silicon (arm64) build. Intel (x64) users can build from source (npm install && npx electron-rebuild && npm run dist:mac).

Unsigned (ad-hoc) build: first launch needs right-click → Open, or xattr -cr /Applications/Clodex.app.