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SuperSkill 0.11.0
Added
- Session-start orchestration with workspace-aware routing, explicit work phases, first-use graph initialization, and release-aware catalog refresh that preserves learned state.
- Completed-session worktree cleanup after verified integration into local main, with active/dirty/locked checkout protection and archival of local graph metadata.
- Local integration guidance for related dependent agent changes before authorized batch pushes.
- Managed MCP launchers follow npm's latest tag on new server starts; managed skill and recognized Markdown instructions refresh at startup. Pinned/custom launchers remain unchanged.
- Generic project architecture and knowledge views with directory/file/symbol traversal and bounded source excerpts.
Fixed
- Cooperative atomic vault updates, concurrent ticket dependency allocation, graph/session ownership locks, and fail-closed session registry validation.
- File- and phase-aware skill routing, bounded compact diagnostics, and isolated session learning.
- Nested Codex trace activity and structured failure detection; documented harness setup contracts and safe legacy migrations.
- Project and installer path confinement, secret rejection/redaction, knowledge-index initialization and cache freshness.
Requirements
- Node.js 22.16+ on the 22.x line, or 24+, with SQLite FTS5. Older runtimes fail with an actionable upgrade message.
- Existing installations should run setup once and restart their MCP server to migrate managed launchers. Future latest-tag updates take effect on subsequent starts, not during active sessions.
Verification
- 2,219 tests passed on macOS with Node.js 22.16.0; coverage thresholds, build and type checks passed.
- 42 version-specific checks and the exact 0.11.0 packaged MCP smoke passed.
- Isolated npm-registry smoke confirmed next-launch updates using the same cache.
Upgrade
npm install -g superskill@0.11.0
superskill setupRestart MCP servers and begin a new harness session. Managed launchers then follow the npm latest tag on future starts; deliberate version pins and custom launchers are preserved.