kenspeckle 0.1.2 → 0.1.3

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  `viewTransition(update)` on a same-route step names nothing. Morph a stepping element with static
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  `view-transition-name` in CSS instead.
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+ ## Claude Code plugin
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+ This repo doubles as a Claude Code plugin. `skills/view-transitions/` is the
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+ agent-facing guide to the view-transition tier — the `data-view-transition`
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+ contract, `viewTransitionName` claims and their phases, the duplicate-name
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+ abort, and the list of things the library already handles so an agent stops
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+ reimplementing them. Point a marketplace entry at this repo
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+ (`.claude-plugin/plugin.json` is at the root) and it installs as `kenspeckle`,
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+ invoked as `/kenspeckle:view-transitions`.
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+ The skill and the code ship in the same change, same rule as the docs pages.
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  ## Provenance
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  kenspeckle is a curation, not a fork. [runed](https://runed.dev) has genuinely useful utilities under three naming regimes at once — PascalCase classes, bare functions, and React-style `use` hooks, with pairs like `Debounced` / `useDebounce` coexisting. [svelte-put](https://svelte-put.vnphanquang.com) has good actions from the Svelte 4 era, before attachments existed. kenspeckle reshapes both pools under one convention and adds what neither ships: attachments as a first-class layer.
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  "name": "kenspeckle",
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- "version": "0.1.2",
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+ "version": "0.1.3",
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  "description": "Svelte 5 utilities under one naming convention: attachments first-class, view transitions, and a state machine with context.",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "author": "Brandon Pittman <brandon@brandonpittman.com>",