Three weeks of releases in one post.
voitta-yolt (v2.8.1 to v2.12.0)
Five releases, all closing the same kind of gap: ways a write could get past yolt without a prompt. v2.9.0 is the one to know about. The CLI no longer reports "safe": where it has no objection, it reports "unknown" with a reason that starts "no objection:", and it classifies through the actual command and its wrappers. After that, v2.10.0 asks on more spellings of a protected-path write and denies git run through wrappers, v2.11.0 asks when a write target can’t be resolved statically, and v2.12.0 asks again on writes through a HOME or TMPDIR the line rebinds. Expect more prompts after upgrading, not fewer.
voitta-rag-enterprise (v0.1.2)
Two rounds of usability work in one release. Search results now explain why a document matched, not just that it did, and sharing and job status say more about who owns what and what is still running. The second round adds ownership and sorting controls and deep folder search, so a large knowledge base can be navigated instead of scrolled. Both PRs are @nmitchener’s first contribution. No breaking changes and no migration.
skillz (v1.215.0 to v1.218.0)
Mostly new bundles: helm-chart-repo-migration-parity, search-backend-phrase-verification, github-issue-migration-across-owners and pagerduty-integration-key-rotation, plus skill-capture-pr-handoff 1.4.1. The one to read before upgrading is v1.217.0: check-sensitive-terms now passes patterns with -e and fails closed when the check itself can’t run, instead of letting content through. If automation depends on that check always completing, test it.
voitta-bookmarklet (v0.2.6 to v0.2.14)
Two real changes. v0.2.6 lets the eval API run the Claude Code subscription brain. v0.2.9 hardens the default system prompt against identity-frame-capture jailbreaks. The other releases in the window are point releases with nothing user-visible.
