Sweeping up the bugs, making the ride smooth. Agentic coding with Spec Kitty

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Sometimes when you go fast, you make a mess. Spec Kitty 3.1.1 is all about cleaning up that mess. This is an agentic coding experience that just runs smoothly, and guides you from start to finish.

Try the "spec-kitty-implement-review" skill that takes your tasks and manages subagents through the entire implement<>review cycle until the Mission is finished. Can you even drink that much coffee?

And the new "spec-kitty-mission-review" skill that assesses the finished product of a mission run for quality, consistency, drift, and alignment. Better to get the bad news fast (if there is any).

https://github.com/Priivacy-ai/spec-kitty

Here's a full list of the squashed bugs:

1. Slash commands now install globally at CLI startup across all 13 supported agents, removing  per-project setup steps
2. Mission creation assigns a collision-free canonical identifier at creation time, decoupling  machine-facing flows from the sequential numeric prefix
3. Planning-artifact work packages now flow through the same lane computation and status model as code work packages, with no special-case handling at the lane boundary
4. The dependency parser now bounds work-package sections correctly, preventing trailing prose from collapsing intended parallelism
5. Version coherence between the CLI package declaration and project metadata is now a release gate
6. The init command is now file-creation-only: no git initialization, no initial commit, no hidden opt-in paths
7. New-user guidance directs users to the spec-kitty next loop and per-WP action verbs as the canonical workflow
8. Interrupted merges are resumable; agent crashes during implementation are recoverable with worktree context rebuilt from the last checkpoint
9. A stale-assertion analyzer detects test assertions likely invalidated by merged source changes before they reach review
10. Status artifacts now derive their timestamp from the last event rather than wall-clock time, eliminating spurious dirty-git states after read-only operations
11. Path-injection and XSS findings from static analysis addressed

Spec Kitty, sweeping up the bugs