v1.1.2

Changed

• Diagnose installed integrations, AI review Python/MCP prerequisites, and image forwarding settings with critty doctor; critty check remains an alias. Partial installations report missing resources, --python selects a dedicated review environment, and color-coded text or --json reports present the results. tmux pane settings and local Herdr configuration include advice without changing stored settings. On macOS and Linux, image support is probed on the current foreground TTY; an unavailable TTY reports a skipped check without an error.

• AI review and collaboration skills are now named critty-ai-review and critty-ai-cowork, matching the other Critty skills. Reinstall with critty install --force <agent> to update references and automatically remove recognized old crit-ai-review and crit-ai-cowork skill folders after installing their replacements. See the upgrade instructions.

• Checkboxes and choices in attachments stand out with colored badges and highlighted labels. Submitting asks for confirmation when an unanswered item has never scrolled into view, so items below the visible area are not missed. You can review the item, submit anyway, or cancel.

• Review data now uses the critty state directory, with a compatibility link preserving old paths and running sessions. If the directories conflict or cannot be linked, Critty keeps using the legacy directory. Saved reviews use critty_state, with the old tcrit_state key retained for compatibility. Review launchers use CRITTY_HOST, with TCRIT_HOST supported as a fallback.

Fixed

• Improved readability on light terminal backgrounds. Text that used pale ANSI colors, such as cursor markers, item counts, warnings, attachment names, Markdown code, links, and headings, now uses darker shades. Code is highlighted with a light color scheme, line numbers are a subdued gray, and button keys are white on dark yellow. Item counts in dialogs share the gray background of the header counts.