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cut-first-official-version#

Task#

Cut the first official suede version (2026.6.5) using the chronver release process documented in AGENTS.md. Add a Versioning rule to AGENTS.md that codifies the principle: every release branch ships as its own version. The previous version (2026.6.4) had no annotated tag; this is the first one tagged through the formal flow.

Decisions#

  • First release is on the same branch as the Working style change. Single release branch, two commits: docs + release. Splits could be cleaner but the changes co-evolved and they're tiny. Squashing at merge time is the human's call.
  • Bump to 2026.6.5, not 2026.06.05. pnpm version normalizes leading zeros per AGENTS.md.
  • Versioning rule goes in the Releases intro paragraph, not a new subsection. One bold sentence plus a pointer to "Cutting a release" is enough. The mechanics already say "final commit is chore(release): cut <version>" — the rule just elevates the principle.

Actions#

  • pnpm version 2026.6.5 --no-git-tag-version — bumps package.json#version.
  • Will commit as chore(release): cut 2026.6.5 per AGENTS.md, with the new task note.
  • After merge, human tags the merge commit on main with bare 2026.6.5 and pushes with --follow-tags. Out of scope for the agent (push/merge are the human's).

Files touched#

  • AGENTS.md — added "Working style" section (from previous turn) and Versioning rule sentence in the Releases intro (this turn).
  • agent-notes/2026-06-05-05-kill-superpowers-plugin.md — task note from previous turn, now committed.
  • package.json — version bump 2026.6.4 → 2026.6.5.
  • agent-notes/2026-06-05-06-cut-first-official-version.md — this file.

Verification#

  • pnpm check — see previous turn (was passing).
  • pnpm test — see previous turn (was passing; no test changes).
  • pnpm lint — pre-existing prettier issues on main; not a regression.
  • git diff on package.json shows only the version field changed.

Follow-ups / stubs#

  • Human merges to main, then tags the merge commit 2026.6.5 (annotated) and pushes with --follow-tags. This is the first suede tag. The task-lifecycle rule about Co-authored-by trailers applies to commits only; tags are the human's.
  • Subsequent release branches follow the same flow: every branch ready to be reviewed and merged = a new version.