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v1.0.0
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First public release of squad-devkit.

Added

  • squad-devkit: starts one manager (Claude Code by default; Codex, Antigravity,
    Gemini, Grok, or OpenCode when chosen) in the current terminal, a new Ghostty
    window, or tmux. From the home directory it uses the general workspace
    ~/.squad-devkit, so tasks such as log checks and reports need no project.
  • Manager role: triage (workstream, risk, complexity, needs-human), planning from
    five perspectives, trust-based worker selection, verification of every report,
    and fix loops until the acceptance criteria pass.
  • squad-worker: on-demand workers on claude (haiku by default, sonnet or opus
    by choice), codex, grok, agy, or ccr
    with roles, --project, MCP filtering, time limits, stall detection,
    --list, and --stop.
  • Isolated git worktrees: in a git repository each editing worker works on its
    own branch (squad/<id>) from a snapshot of the working tree; the manager
    reviews the diff and runs squad-worker --merge (three-way, uncommitted) or
    --discard.
  • squad-ask: workers question the manager or each other while they run.
  • Monitor panes for each worker in tmux, Herdr, Zellij, WezTerm, Kitty, iTerm2,
    or Ghostty; one dashboard window in other terminals (macOS Terminal.app,
    GNOME Terminal, Konsole, xterm); squad-monitor --all for a table of runs.
  • Status line: claude-hud's weekly quota plus the squad label (running workers,
    tokens offloaded from Claude); the installer enables the weekly-quota display.
  • Fallback: when Claude Code hits its usage or billing limit, a Codex manager
    takes over the session with a handoff of the recent conversation and tasks.
  • squad-route: optional advisory triage through a typed-decision router.
  • Housekeeping: automatic pruning of old worker runs, --clean, --clean-all.
  • Installer, documentation, demo, contribution and security guides, code of
    conduct, issue and pull request templates, CI for the devkit scripts
    (shellcheck and smoke tests on Linux and macOS), and a release workflow for
    v* tags.

Changed

  • The upstream squad CLI release workflow now runs on squad-v* tags; the
    upstream website and Homebrew formula are no longer part of this repository.

Fixed

  • cli_test built PATH with : on Windows, which hid the fake binaries the
    squad doctor test relies on.
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