Deeds 0.4.0: a sharper judge, and how it works

A sharper judge. Deeds now judges each commit with a staged question system. Code reads 37 exact facts from the diff. Jev answers up to 28 narrow questions in two waves, and the second wave is asked only when the first one calls for it. Then 102 written rules, first match wins, decide the cap, the fix and the tend. The model never makes the final call.

How it works. The README has a map of the four layers and a table of every question the rules read, with the mistake each one is there to catch.

Security. Every fix from 0.3.3 carries over. A diff cut for size now says it was cut, so a large commit is never read as complete.

Upgrade: curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielmiessler/deeds/main/install.sh | sh, or update the deeds plugin in Claude Code. Results cached by earlier versions are not reused; the first run on a repo judges it again.