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- Add python3 availability check before using in symlink fallback
- Suppress macOS/BSD sed errors with proper fallback handling
- Add feedback when no prompt templates found in glob
- Clarify hub pattern is correct (symlinks TO ~/.qwen, not into repo)
- Align QWEN.md Task mapping with install.sh context block
- Fix README.qwen.md table structure (note was interrupting rows)
- Add agent symlink cleanup to uninstall instructions
- Document YAML frontmatter format in agent files
Co-authored-by: Qwen-Coder <qwen-coder@alibabacloud.com>
-**"Task" tool** → Use your native `task()` tool with `subagent_type` parameter. Subagents (`implementer`, `spec-reviewer`, `code-reviewer`) are available in `~/.qwen/agents/`.
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-**"Skill" tool** → Read the file at `~/.qwen/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md`
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-**"TodoWrite"** → Write/update a plan file (e.g., `plan.md`)
|`Skill` tool |`read_file` on `~/.qwen/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md`|
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|`TodoWrite`| Write/update `plan.md`|
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**Note on Qwen Subagent Configuration:**
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Qwen Code CLI supports native subagent delegation via its `task()` tool. To enable Superpowers' subagent workflows (like `subagent-driven-development` or `dispatching-parallel-agents`), you will need to define corresponding subagents in `~/.qwen/agents/` using Markdown+YAML configuration files (e.g., `implementer.md`, `code-reviewer.md`). These files define the subagent's role, system prompt, and allowed tools.
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|`read_file`|`read_file`|
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|`write_file`|`write_file`|
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|`Edit` / `replace`|`replace`|
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|`Shell`|`run_shell_command`|
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|`WebFetch`|`web_fetch`|
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**Note on Subagent Configuration:** Qwen Code CLI supports native subagent delegation via its `task()` tool. To enable Superpowers' subagent workflows (like `subagent-driven-development` or `dispatching-parallel-agents`), you will need to define corresponding subagents in `~/.qwen/agents/` using Markdown+YAML configuration files (e.g., `implementer.md`, `code-reviewer.md`). These files define the subagent's role, system prompt, and allowed tools. The installer automatically links the required subagents.
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## Updating
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```bash
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find ~/.qwen/skills -type l -lname '*/superpowers/skills/*' -delete
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```
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2. Edit `~/.qwen/QWEN.md` and remove the block between `<!-- SUPERPOWERS-CONTEXT-START -->` and `<!-- SUPERPOWERS-CONTEXT-END -->`.
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2. Remove agent symlinks:
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```bash
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find ~/.qwen/agents -type l -lname '*/superpowers/agents/*' -delete
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```
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3. Edit `~/.qwen/QWEN.md` and remove the block between `<!-- SUPERPOWERS-CONTEXT-START -->` and `<!-- SUPERPOWERS-CONTEXT-END -->`.
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