skilldrop 0.11.6

Released 2026-09-25 · npx skilldrop-cli@0.11.6

skilldrop now ships loops, not just parts. A loop is a named sequence of stages over existing skills with a gate between them — loops/build/ takes an agreed requirement to merged code behind a mechanical gate, and loops/ship-a-draft/ wraps any generator in structured intake before and critique plus a machine-residue scrub after (RFC-0028).
A loop sequences skills but never contains one, so all 57 skills stay independently installable and a single-folder copy still works in Cursor, Kiro, and Aider.
Every gate now answers from one shared verdict vocabulary (contracts/terminals.json) in five classes — pass, conditional, revise, redirect, blocked — instead of each skill inventing its own word for the same outcome.
The two pipeline diagrams that lived only as README prose are now backed by machine-readable loop.json contracts that validate.py enforces: named skills must exist, gate ids are repo-unique, a mechanical gate's script must be real, and a gate that can only succeed is rejected.