skilldrop 0.16.19

Released 2026-10-17 · npx skilldrop-cli@0.16.19

devils-advocate says what your tests actually prove. For every passing test or clean local run you cite, it says whether it could have caught each bug it found, and if not, why it passed (a fixture that dodges the bug, an empty local table, one run where the bug needs two) and which test would fail today. It traces each finding through the code before reporting it, so a parameterised query isn't flagged as injection. It gives fixes as code when they're small, and keeps to the scope you ask for ("top 3", "skip the nits"). The four-lens sections, severity counts, verdict labels and the mandatory "what's solid" section are gone. On two evals it had never seen, two blind judges preferred it to plain Claude Code in 4 and 2 of 4 pairs, up from 2 and 1 (RFC-0046).
The devils-advocate subagent follows the same rule, and still tags findings blocker, major, minor or nit when a merge gate such as pre-merge-review needs them.
The rebuilds in RFC-0046 are done. Six skills were rebuilt around the one rule each adds and shipped, and design-doc stayed as it was. On evals they had never seen, the six went from 10 and 11 of 24 pairs to 19.5 and 18; counting design-doc too, 12 and 13 of 32 became 21.5 and 20.