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@sickn33 sickn33 released this 02 Aug 16:36
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[15.8.0] - 2026-08-02 - "Governed Integrations and Agent Project Workflows"

Added four evidence-first skills for GitHub attachments, governed AI gateways, project-specific agent instructions, and revenue analytics through MCP.

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Added

  • Added gh-attach for uploading and downloading GitHub user attachments through the gh CLI, with repository-scoped visibility and GitHub Enterprise Server support.
  • Added unified-ai-gateway for governed inspection of Unified AI System's eight Codex MCP tools, with pinned image provenance, non-executing review, and separate activation approvals.
  • Added agents-generator for generating project-specific AGENTS.md and companion rules with package-manager detection, monorepo handling, backups, dry-run/update modes, and command validation.
  • Added talivia-agent-kit for revenue-first website analytics through the official Talivia MCP server, with explicit confirmation for tracking, deployment, and payment-attribution changes.

Changed

  • Regenerated the canonical catalog and Codex/Claude distribution surfaces for 2,001 skills.

Who should care

  • Developers who need to attach or retrieve GitHub artifacts directly from the terminal.
  • Teams evaluating a self-hosted AI gateway with bounded, fake-provider, and approval-aware MCP workflows.
  • Maintainers who want reproducible project-specific agent instructions and companion rules.
  • Revenue and growth teams using Talivia analytics while keeping website, deployment, and payment-attribution mutations consent-gated.

Validation

  • Passed canonical skill and reference validation, documentation security, warning-budget enforcement, repository tests, protected CI, and CodeQL.
  • Confirmed canonical synchronization reproduced the four new skills across Codex and Claude plugin distributions with no generated-state drift.
  • Confirmed npm package audit has no moderate-or-higher production vulnerabilities on the release base.

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