Register a `kiro` profile that writes artifacts under `.kiro/` (skills,
prompts, config templates) and co-owns the root `AGENTS.md` for course
rules alongside codex, devin-desktop and generic. Content is delivered in
the generic variant because the delivery API exposes no `kiro` transform
yet.
Auto-detection reports Kiro from `.kiro/.10x-cli-manifest.json`,
`.kiro/steering/`, `.kiro/specs/`, `.kiro/hooks/`, `.kiro/settings/` or a
bare `.kiro/` directory. Every branch is `strong`: the directory name is
Kiro-specific with no plausible false positive, so a Kiro workspace never
loses the `AGENTS.md` confidence tie to codex and `PROFILE_ORDER` needs no
reshuffle. The profile takes its place in the resolution order ahead of
generic.
Extend `--tool` help text for `get` and `sync`, document the new paths,
the `.kiro/config-templates/` staging caveat and the exact limits of
`AGENTS.md` co-ownership (byte-identical rules only, so `kiro` pairs with
generic but reports `incompatible_shared_owner` next to codex or
devin-desktop) in the platform support reference and README, and cover the
profile in the detection, profile, tool-switch, writer and install-contract
test suites — including the divergent-content case that must fail closed.
The bundled `skills/10x-cli-guide/SKILL.md` is deliberately left unchanged:
`helpers install` is create-only and exits 1 on a byte difference, so a
documentation-only edit there would break every existing install.
The bench-kit command is feature-complete (zone-aware update, agent-tool
profiles, safe init defaults shipped in v1.17.0), so the experimental
opt-in has served its purpose. The command now registers unconditionally,
shows up in --help, and is documented in the README; the gating module
and its error envelope (experimental_locked) are removed.
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Bump version 0.5.0 → 1.0.0 and add CHANGELOG entry for the directory-shaped
skill bundle. The CLI is functionally complete on master (commits 09a60c5,
afb9c48); this commit only stages the release metadata. `npm publish` is a
follow-up action — not run from this commit.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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