CLI 3.6.1
- Markup and stylesheet comments are stripped before regex matchers run, preventing commented-out code from raising findings
- closest() selectors compile once per document instead of once per element for faster static scans
- Root-relative stylesheet links now resolve against the scan root, and escaped paths are refused with a warning
- oklch color values now parse correctly in contrast checks, and hex colors inside color-mix() no longer trigger gradient contrast errors
- Dashed single-direction rules no longer incorrectly read as grid backgrounds
- DESIGN.md is inherited only from roots that own the path, nested workspace packages resolve their own surfaces, and pnpm workspace globs with inline comments parse correctly
- Claude subagents install correctly, home-scoped agents refresh when stale, Grok hooks point at the global skill path, and Windows hook migration stops duplicating entries
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Root-relative stylesheets resolve. A page linking
/styles.csswas judged without its CSS in static scans; those links now resolve against the scan root, and..escapes are refused with a warning. -
Comments stop matching. Markup and stylesheet comments are stripped before the regex matchers run, including Astro fences, preprocessor line comments, and script strings, so commented-out code cannot raise findings.
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Color parsing catches up. oklch reads correctly in the contrast checks, and a hex tucked inside color-mix() no longer trips gradient contrast.
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Grid backgrounds calm down. Dashed single-direction rules stop reading as grid backgrounds.
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Monorepos resolve the right design system. DESIGN.md is inherited only from a root that actually owns the path, nested workspace packages own their own surfaces, and pnpm workspace globs with inline comments parse.
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Installs repair cleanly. Claude subagents install correctly, home-scoped agents refresh when stale, Grok hooks point at the global skill path, and Windows hook migration stops duplicating entries.
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Faster static scans. closest() selectors compile once per document instead of once per element.