v1.1.0

Features

• Experimental AI review: Get second opinions with crit-ai-review, or refine work with another AI using crit-ai-cowork before final human review. Both require an existing Critty session and authorized reviewer access. Reviewers post findings and manage their own threads; your agent makes edits and runs checks. All agent install targets include these skills, with restricted CLI setups for Claude Code (Python 3.10+) and Codex (Python 3.11+ with the MCP SDK). See the README for usage and setup.

• Navigate attachment checkboxes and choices alongside review threads. [ / ] visit every thread and form item; { / } visit unresolved threads and unanswered required items. n / N visit diff hunks, unresolved threads, unanswered required items, and optional form items. A required choice group has one unresolved stop until answered. See the navigation table.

• Added actionable counters to the main screen and decision dialogs to show item counts and completion status. Click a counter to jump to an item. Tab titles flag unresolved threads and unanswered checkboxes and choices instead of underlining filenames. Prominent messages and colors highlight unresolved threads and unanswered items to help prevent omissions. Required answers block approval; optional answers remain optional, and unchecked consents stay unauthorized.

• Switch to the previous or next file tab with M-{ or M-}, alongside S-TAB and TAB.

• Export verdicts, feedback, and attachment identities as compact JSON with --summary FILE. Bundled skills use it to read results and retain original human feedback for host permission checks.

Changed

• Configuration uses ~/.config/critty/config.json and .critty.config.json, falling back to the legacy TCrit file only when the new file is absent at that level. Custom prompts use the corresponding critty/prompts/ and .critty/prompts/ directories, with TCrit paths as fallbacks. Project settings still override global settings, and review storage stays unchanged.

• Resolve and Images controls underline their shortcut keys, r and I; the Images button uses less footer space.