v0.0.1

Added

• /rabbit:setup writes ~/.config/rabbit/profile.md one question at a time,
  finds the Jira tools, site and sprint field itself, and checks an existing
  profile.
• /rabbit:pull makes one sprint session with one folder and one task session
  per unfinished task, writes summary.md, and on a later run adds only what is
  new.
• /rabbit:task takes one task from a sourced brief through a spec and a plan,
  each blind reviewed and approved by you, to one dev session per changing
  repository.
• /rabbit:dev implements one repository's part, one commit per step, reviews
  its own diff, and pushes only when the task session says so.
• The rabbit:observer agent reviews briefs, specs, plans, diffs and
  integrations without the conversation; every finding is critical, major or
  minor with its evidence and solution, and only proven findings are acted on.
  A hook limits it to reading tools, read-only commands and MCP tools whose
  names read like a read; without Python 3 it blocks the observer entirely.
• Integration checks the impact list, runs contract tests and each repository's
  full test suite, starts the applications against local services only and tries
  every spec scenario; each row is passed, failed or unverified with its
  reason and what would make it pass. Test data it created is listed, and
  removed on your yes.
• Push asks once for ready or draft pull requests, links them, follows CI on
  request and ends with a pull request table.
• An optional workflow file adds your own instructions per stage; instructions
  that act outside your machine run only after you approve the file.
• A session-start hook reloads the task or dev skill after a compaction or
  resume.
• Runs on macOS, Windows and Linux; the helper scripts and hooks are Python 3
  with the standard library only.