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Release 0.35.0 with the shared Claude and Codex skill mounts from #588 and the accompanying troubleshooting corrections. Existing containers need recreation to receive the new mounts.

The workspace version, lockfile, README version references, and changelog move together. All 73 previous release sections remain unchanged.

Validation: locked offline release build; both binaries report 0.35.0; 27 version, README, and changelog tests pass; prek passes. The feature passed self-review with independent Defects and Types reviews, 292 focused tests, and CI. No linked specification was available for the Spec review.

Summary by Sourcery

Release version 0.35.0 with shared agent skill mounts and corrected troubleshooting documentation.

New Features:

  • Release version 0.35.0 with shared Claude and Codex skill mounts for local containers.

Bug Fixes:

  • Correct troubleshooting guidance to accurately describe protection boundaries and safely resolve refused container creation.

Build:

  • Update the Rust workspace and lockfile to version 0.35.0.

Documentation:

  • Update README version references and record the 0.35.0 release notes.

The [Unreleased] section as it stood becomes the release: the container feature
learns to share skills between Claude and Codex, plus two corrections to what
the feature's own documentation was telling people.

`~/.agents/skills` is mounted for Codex alongside Claude's discovery directory,
and `~/.claude/shared-skills` is mounted read-only so a relative link can point
into it without making the skill body writable from the container. Both storage
layouts resolve across differing host and container usernames. The feature
creates the missing mount roots and touches no existing skill or link.

The documentation fixes are the half worth reading twice, because both were
telling a developer something false. The troubleshooting page's `What's
Protected (Read-Only)` listed `CLAUDE.md` and `settings.json`, neither of which
is protected: a write to either reaches the host, and `settings.json` can name
a hook command inline, so that one is host command execution. And the remedy
for `bind mount source path does not exist` created three of the seven
directories the create needs, so following it left the create refused, while
also truncating the reader's `settings.json`.

**0.35.0 and not 0.34.1.** No flag moves and the CLI surface is unchanged, so
the patch reading is available, and a repo that does not enable this feature
sees nothing different. But what a launch produces changes for repos that do:
two host directories are mounted that were not, the feature's own version goes
0.5.0 to 0.6.0, and an existing container has to be recreated before it sees
either. That is the same test 0.34.0 and 0.33.0 both applied to themselves.

Version, lockfile and the README's two references move together, which
test_readme_cli_doc holds against `dl --version`; the lockfile follows the
workspace version for dl, aid, devlaunch-core, devlaunch-runner and
devlaunch-test-support.

Cut on a release branch so the version bump is a reviewable diff and the
publish fires on the merge.

Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01HWRhzmUMVpUo5RB6ZNScFH
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Reviewer's Guide

This release synchronizes the project and documentation versions at 0.35.0, adds the shared Claude/Codex skill-mount release notes, and captures corrections to the feature’s security and container-creation troubleshooting guidance. Validation reported includes an offline locked build, matching binary versions, 27 version/documentation tests, prek, and prior feature-focused tests and CI.

File-Level Changes

Change Details Files
Bumps the project release metadata to 0.35.0 across source, lockfile, documentation, and changelog.
  • Updates the workspace package version and corresponding lockfile entries.
  • Updates README version badges and CLI output example.
  • Adds the 0.35.0 release section while preserving prior release history.
rust/Cargo.toml
rust/Cargo.lock
README.md
CHANGELOG.md
Documents the shared Claude/Codex skill mounts and corrects troubleshooting guidance for the container feature.
  • Records the shared ~/.agents/skills mounts and the requirement to recreate existing containers.
  • Removes inaccurate claims that CLAUDE.md and settings.json are read-only or safe from host impact.
  • Documents creation of all required mount directories and avoids truncating an existing settings file when unblocking container creation.
CHANGELOG.md

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