v6.3.0
Added 3
- Devin CLI support to install superpowers via `devin plugins install obra/superpowers` with skills auto-triggering at session start
- Hermes Agent support to install from git clone with skills registering to Hermes' native loader and bootstrap loading on first turn
- Grok Build CLI added to install documentation
Changed 10
- Ceremony now scales to the task by classifying requests as spike, bounded, or architectural, with small tasks skipping the two-document ritual
- Controllers no longer stall on plan conflicts; non-catastrophic conflicts get a recorded ruling and work continues while only destructive or irreversible actions stop for human approval
- Pre-dispatch conflict scan records its checks in the ledger instead of just asserting the plan is clean
- Small same-shape tasks batch into one dispatch, cutting subagent cost on micro-task plans
- Implementers and reviewers may not spawn their own subagents to prevent duplicate reviews
- Plans carry a Spec pointer and SDD reads the spec at setup so plan conflicts get resolved against the design
- Reviewers re-read evidence they find illegible instead of re-running the test suite
- Subagent waits are event-driven instead of poll-heavy, spawn pin model and reasoning effort explicitly
- Worktree removal no longer destroys untracked files; when git worktree remove refuses due to uncommitted work, the skill stops and asks instead of using force
- README reorganized with added table of contents and restructured Getting Started section
Fixed 3
- render-graphs.js in writing-skills now works on Windows
- Corrected Copilot CLI backgrounding guidance for Windows
- bump-version.sh now covers the Hermes manifest
Harness Support
- Devin CLI:
devin plugins install obra/superpowersnow works, and skills auto-trigger at session start. (#1995) - Hermes Agent: install from a git clone; skills register with Hermes' native loader and the bootstrap loads on the first turn. (#1922, #2025)
- Grok Build CLI added to the install docs. (#1919)
Brainstorming
- Ceremony now scales to the task. Requests are classified as spike, bounded, or architectural; small tasks skip the two-document ritual. Every path still stops for your approval before implementation. (#2063)
Subagent-Driven Development
- Controllers no longer stall on plan conflicts. Non-catastrophic conflicts and ambiguities get a recorded ruling and work continues; only destructive or irreversible actions still stop for a human. One donated session had sat blocked for almost nine hours on a question the controller could have decided. (#2077)
- The pre-dispatch conflict scan records its checks in the ledger instead of just asserting the plan is clean. (#2080)
- Small same-shape tasks batch into one dispatch, cutting subagent cost sharply on micro-task plans; batch reviews verify every file in the brief made it into the diff. (#2078)
- Implementers and reviewers may not spawn their own subagents, which was producing duplicate reviews. (#2059)
- Plans carry a
Spec:pointer and SDD reads the spec at setup, so plan conflicts get resolved against the design instead of guessed at. (#2086) - Reviewers re-read evidence they find illegible instead of re-running the test suite (#2089), and circuit-breaker rulings now show up in the Finish report.
Codex
- Subagent waits are event-driven instead of poll-heavy, spawns pin model and reasoning effort explicitly, and the multi-agent reference is corrected against Codex source. (#2060, #2061, #2062)
Finishing a Development Branch
- Worktree removal no longer destroys untracked files. When
git worktree removerefuses because the tree holds uncommitted work, the skill stops, names the files, and asks — instead of reaching for--force. (#2016, #1223, #2024)
Fixes
render-graphs.jsin writing-skills works on Windows.- Corrected Copilot CLI backgrounding guidance for Windows. (#1929, #2006)
bump-version.shcovers the Hermes manifest.
Documentation
- README: added a table of contents and reorganized Getting Started.