a1fa9c4: Replace the hand-rolled package exports map matching in the config-resolution doctor check with the resolve.exports library, which implements Node’s full PACKAGE_TARGET_RESOLVE algorithm (wildcard patterns, key-order precedence, conditional exports, and array fallbacks). The manual node_modules walk is kept intentionally — it exists to avoid Bun’s auto-install cache resolving specifiers the project’s own node_modules can’t.
414ea80: Replace the hand-rolled monorepo workspace scan in framework detection with the find-workspaces library. Workspace declarations from package.json (array and yarn-classic object form) and pnpm-workspace.yaml — including negated globs — are now resolved by the library instead of manual pattern collection and globbing, and lerna/bolt monorepos are picked up as well.
a9a1989: Replace the hand-rolled upward directory walks in findNearestFile and detectLinter with the empathic library’s find.any, which checks candidate names in order within each directory before moving to the parent — the same per-directory precedence the previous implementation enforced manually.
27b2707: Use magicast to update ESM lint-staged config files during ultracite init. The config is now edited as an AST instead of being imported and re-serialized, so comments and function-valued entries elsewhere in the config survive the update, and the user’s config code is no longer executed. If the Ultracite glob pattern is already owned by a non-array value, or the config isn’t a mergeable object literal (e.g. defineConfig(...)), init warns and leaves the file untouched instead of rewriting it. CommonJS configs keep the previous behavior.
f2529b8: Rewrite the agent-fix progress renderer on top of log-update, cli-truncate, and string-width. log-update now owns the in-place block rewriting that was previously done with manual cursor-up/clear-line escape sequences, and line truncation is measured by display width instead of code units — so lint messages containing emoji or CJK text can no longer overflow the terminal row and corrupt the animated block.
277b9d6: Replace the hand-rolled child-process handling in the agent fix runner with execa. The timeout → SIGTERM → grace period → SIGKILL escalation, stderr capture, and spawn-failure handling now use execa’s timeout and forceKillAfterDelay options, which are battle-tested across platforms (including Windows kill semantics the manual implementation didn’t cover). Behavior is unchanged: agent runs still time out after 5 minutes, escalate to SIGKILL after a 10-second grace period, and report a capped stderr tail.
1614a80: Drop the direct cross-spawn dependency: all synchronous process spawning (linter runs, tool version checks, editor extension installs, skill installs) now goes through a small adapter over execa’s sync API, which owns the Windows spawn semantics cross-spawn provided. The adapter preserves the spawnSync result shape (status/signal/error/stdout), always disables shell interpretation, and always decodes output as UTF-8. execa was already a dependency for the agent fix runner, so this consolidates on one process-spawning library.
ac114b4: Replace the glob dependency with fast-glob for the tsconfig.json scan during init. fast-glob was already in the dependency tree via find-workspaces, so this drops glob’s transitive dependencies (minipass, path-scurry, etc.) from the install without changing behavior.