v2.5.0

New: codeep review (offline, CI-friendly code review) and Continue (a paused-at-the-limit run resumes when you say "continue" instead of dead-ending). Plus a fix where file edits or skill params containing a $ could be written corrupted.

Added

• codeep review — a headless, deterministic code review you can drop into
  CI (no API key, no TUI). Reviews the files you pass (or your unstaged git
  changes, falling back to a src/ scan), prints a markdown report or --json,
  and exits non-zero when an issue at or above --fail-on <error|warning|info|none>
  is found (default error). Pairs with a GitHub Action to gate PRs.
• Continue after a safety limit. When the agent reaches its step or time
  limit it no longer dead-ends — the run pauses with a clear, resumable notice
  (⏸ Paused … say **continue** to pick up where it left off) instead of looking
  like a failure, and saying continue resumes it with full context. Works in
  the TUI and in ACP clients (Zed, the VS Code extension).

Fixed

• Edits containing $ are written literally. edit_file (and the diff
  preview) applied replacements with String.replace(text, newText), which
  interprets $&, $$, $1 etc. in the replacement — so any edit whose new
  text contained $ (template literals, shell variables, regex) was silently
  corrupted on write. Replacements are now inserted verbatim.
• Skill parameter expansion is $-safe and literal. ${param} substitution
  had the same $-interpretation bug in the value, and interpolated the param
  name into a regex unescaped (so a . over-matched and a ( could throw).
  Both are fixed.