v0.90.2

Added

• Added the max thinking level to the CLI (--thinking-level max), thinking selector, and settings, exposed for models that support the top effort tier (e.g. Claude Opus 4.7/4.8).
• Added Zyloo provider setup documentation, CLI env-var help, and /login display name.
• Added the reverse-skill routing module and project extension for generating OMK reverse-engineering workflow skills.
• Added regression coverage for the context-budget v2 cache hit path, including stale and negative cache rejection (the telemetry itself shipped in 0.90.1).
• Added computer-use MCP preset catalogs (Playwright MCP as the default, browser-use as an optional advanced runner) and public MCP preset metadata with risk/auth policies, as groundwork modules that are not yet wired to a user-facing command.
• Added release consistency checks for package-backed OMK//CONTROL version display and release metadata drift, including git tag-lineage checks (flags a tagged/released version whose commits never merged to main, degrading gracefully when tags are absent) and README/.github/RELEASE_NOTES_v*.md release-surface drift checks; both report as warnings outside --release mode and as errors during --release.
• Added ! skill launcher support with !skill:name and !name turn-scoped active skill invocation while preserving ! command and !! command bash shortcuts.

Changed

• Changed release-surface consistency checks to accept the pre-release alignment state (README release surface and RELEASE_NOTES link ahead of the latest changelog release) outside --release mode, so docs(release): align ... commits can land before the release version bump.
• Changed the changelog consistency check to require the [Unreleased] top section only outside --release mode, since the release script renames it to the release version before the release commit and re-adds it afterwards.

Fixed

• Fixed the legacy hooks/ deprecation warning blocking startup on every interactive launch. Project-level .omk/hooks/ is now auto-archived to hooks.migrated/ (project shell hooks are never executed), and the remaining global hooks//tools/ deprecation notice no longer waits for a keypress.