v0.5.0: Code Review, Multi-Platform Support, and Documentation Site
v0.5.0 is the biggest release yet. Code review capabilities, support for all three major git platforms, and a proper documentation website.
AI-Powered Code Reviews
The /aitask-review skill brings structured code reviews to your workflow. Point it at a file, a directory, or your recent changes, and it runs a review using configurable review guides — sets of rules and patterns that define what to look for. It comes with 9 seed templates out of the box, plus Google style guides for 7 languages. Findings become tasks automatically, so nothing falls through the cracks.
There’s a whole ecosystem of supporting skills for managing review guides: /aitask-reviewguide-classify for tagging guides with metadata, /aitask-reviewguide-merge for combining similar ones, and /aitask-reviewguide-import for pulling in guides from external sources.
GitLab and Bitbucket Support
aitasks is no longer GitHub-only. Full issue import and status update support now works with GitLab and Bitbucket too. The framework auto-detects your platform from the git remote URL, so you don’t need to configure anything — just use ait issue-import and ait issue-update as before.
Documentation Website
You’re reading it! The project now has a proper Hugo/Docsy documentation site with structured navigation, search, and a clean landing page. All the docs that used to live in the README have been reorganized into a proper hierarchy.
Environment Detection
The review system can now auto-detect C#, Dart, Flutter, iOS, Swift, and Hugo projects, making review guide matching smarter across a wider range of tech stacks.
Full changelog: v0.5.0 on GitHub