[19.7.0] - 2026-10-14 - "Clearer Plugins, Recovered Resources And Safer Skills"
Adds browser-bridge, ships 2,690 catalog skills, and consolidates 58 overlapping plugin bundles into 30 active offers with preserved skill inventories and migration guidance.
Added
- browser-bridge — Edge and Chrome automation guidance for an explicitly approved upstream bridge, with pinned provenance, accurate command examples and authenticated-action boundaries. The skill does not install or start a bridge service.
Changed
- Unified overlapping old bundles and specialized AAS plugins. Web App Builder and Product Design Studio have clear canonical names; security, agents, Python/API, marketing, data and other retained packs preserve their useful skills.
- Restored licensed upstream references and helpers, including Deep Research, Imagen and OSINT material, with immutable source notices, bounded inputs and explicit provider/runtime limitations.
- Recorded two individual review cohorts of 175 skill trees each, alongside focused documentation and integration repairs. This release changes 571 canonical skill trees relative to
19.6.0; that count includes content and metadata changes.
Fixed
- Corrected examples, cancellation and retry behavior, credential/output handling, environment prerequisites, unsupported claims and missing local resources in the reviewed cohorts.
- TypeScript diagnostics now fail when the compiler cannot run, use locally installed tools and correctly handle the bundled JSONC configuration; export and Vitest examples are updated.
- Web performance guidance uses INP and correct tree-shaking, image dimensions and hero-image loading advice.
- Scanner reports retain useful local locations and fixed finding labels while omitting raw suspicious payloads and credential values.
- Release subprocesses preserve argument boundaries on Windows and reject invalid versions before Git or filesystem changes.
Review scope
The reported cohorts have individual receipts and bundled-file review evidence. The complete catalog audit remains unfinished; this release does not claim that all 2,690 skills were deeply reviewed or exercised against live services. Native-host and provider limitations remain explicit in the review records.
Thanks
Thanks to @AshenJyy and @jwcastillo for the browser, TypeScript and web-performance contributions, and to the upstream authors whose licensed resources were recovered.