v2.1.0

Added

• Consolidated and hardened the former mintlify-docs collection as scaffold-mintlify-site, review-mintlify-docs, generate-mintlify-reference, and write-mintlify-changelog.
• Added self-contained editorial references, standard assets, cross-runtime metadata, execution evals, routing evals, and clean-install coverage for the documentation skills.
• Added skill-local MIT metadata so licensing survives individual Skills CLI installations.
• Added a permanent migration guide from the retired mintlify-docs skill and plugin names.
• Added a security policy covering agent instructions, bundled scripts, and packaging risks.
• Added a release runbook for immutable tags, curated notes, exact-tag installation, and downstream marketplace sequencing.

Changed

• Replaced the former generic Mintlify skill names review-docs, document-reference, and changelog-writer with explicit globally installable names.
• Made the official Mintlify capability an optional source of current syntax and schema mechanics instead of a runtime-specific requirement for loading Patrick's editorial workflows.
• Replaced the historical mirror-repository default with Mintlify's current direct repository and subdirectory model, while keeping all publishing actions explicit and separately authorized.
• Added deterministic contrast checking and hardened the bundled reference generators, starter MDX, favicon, and local validation commands.

Documentation

• Recorded the completed release, client-installation evidence, and lessons for the first audited design workflow.
• Classified end-to-end feature development as a candidate expansion of feature-delivery, grounded in three private cross-repository feature histories and an explicit composition boundary with optional Superpowers and agent-team execution.
• Captured feature spikes as a separate evidence-seeking workflow whose outcome is a continue, change, or stop decision rather than production delivery.