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Adds meta/superpowers/specs/2026-06-15-improvement-roadmap.md, a prioritized backlog of 14 improvements across capability, performance, scalability, and security. Derived from a full read of the v0.8.0 implementation plus the 2026-05-21 usage-feedback doc, excluding items that already shipped (3x flaky-test retry, duplicate-number guard, the four end-session heuristics, the outstanding-items overlay, the "Last entry" auto-bump, the session-start status line).

Each item carries problem / change / effort / risk / acceptance criteria. Ordered by leverage and grouped into tiers:

  • P0 quick winslearnings-surface early-exit, version-tag validation before echo, ReDoS bound on the trigger loop.
  • P1 featuresSessionEnd close-out nudge, secret-write gate, /session-continuity:doctor, auto-generated Symptoms index.
  • P2 structural — primer volatile/stable split, archive closed outstanding items, conflict-resistant LEARNINGS IDs + slug cross-refs.
  • P3 maintainability — remove legacy docs/ paths at v1.0, document the repo-trust model, trigger authoring aids, generalize the version-sync guard.

Also records the inherited constraints (no new deps, stage-don't-commit, small surface), a suggested release grouping (v0.8.x → v1.0), and three open questions that need a maintainer decision.

This PR is the spec only — no behavior changes. It's a planning artifact under meta/, not shipped to users.

Test plan

  • Render the doc on GitHub and confirm headings, code fences, and tiers display correctly.
  • Sanity-check that no item duplicates something already shipped in v0.5.1–v0.8.0.
  • Confirm file lives under meta/superpowers/specs/ per the repo's CLAUDE.md convention (not docs/).

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talgolan and others added 2 commits June 15, 2026 22:33
Capture a 14-item backlog across capability, performance, scalability,
and security, derived from a full v0.8.0 implementation read plus the
2026-05-21 usage-feedback doc (excluding items already shipped).

Ordered by leverage and grouped P0 (quick-win hardening) through P3
(maintainability), each item carries problem / change / effort / risk /
acceptance criteria, a suggested release grouping, and the inherited
no-deps / stage-don't-commit / small-surface constraints.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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