The skill relies on kubectl in Phase 6, but only verifies pnpm in Phase 2. It is better to check for all required binaries early to avoid failures deep in the workflow.

Good catch — moved the binary check into Phase 2 so we fail fast instead of crashing five phases deeper when kubectl proxy is first invoked. Fixed in 3fbe074.

The git worktree add ... -b <branch> command will fail if the branch already exists (e.g., from a previous failed attempt where the worktree directory was removed but the branch remained). Using -B ensures the branch is reset to main for this new worktree, which is safer for a throwaway environment.

Keeping -b deliberately. -B would silently reset an existing fix/<name> branch and discard any commits the operator left on it from an earlier run. Phase 3 already prompts on worktree-path collisions; if the branch name collides too the operator gets an explicit git error they can recover from (delete the branch, pick a different --worktree=<name>, or reuse the existing one). The -B foot-gun isn't worth the convenience for a workflow that's meant to preserve the operator's in-progress work.

Since the project uses pnpm as its package manager, it is more idiomatic and consistent to use pnpm exec instead of npx for running local binaries.

Agreed, switched to pnpm exec playwright install chromium — uses the workspace-installed binary directly and keeps the tooling story pnpm-only. Fixed in dca4314.

There is a logical contradiction between this phase and Phase 7 (lines 126-129). This line suggests picking a new port and rewriting the Vite config, while Phase 7 states a preference for keeping the default port and avoiding edits to vite.config.ts. If a non-default port is chosen here, the application will fail to connect to the API unless the configuration is updated.

Real contradiction — thanks for catching it. Phase 6 step 2 now stops and asks the operator (kill the occupant / pick a different proxy port / cancel) instead of silently switching the port and rewriting vite.config.ts. A port switch becomes an explicit operator decision that goes through Phase 7's vite.config.ts edit gate. Fixed in ed2f61d.

Checking for the default namespace might fail due to RBAC restrictions in some clusters, even if the proxy is correctly established. Using the /api or /version endpoint is a more universal and reliable way to verify connectivity to the Kubernetes API.

Good point — switched the smoke test to /api. It's the unauthenticated API-group discovery endpoint, so it answers 200 from any reachable apiserver and avoids false negatives on kubeconfigs that can't get namespaces/default due to RBAC. Fixed in c5b8a39.

The grep command requires a source to check. Since the Vite server is started in the background, its output should be redirected to a log file (as mentioned in line 131) which can then be polled.

You're right, the background command had no output redirection — the grep -q loop had nothing to read. The dev server now writes to $WT/.cozystack-dev-ui-bootstrap-vite.log and the polling loop greps that file, with a 30 s timeout guard so a wedged Vite can't hang the skill forever. Fixed in 56cb00d.