Usage 0.29.12: 25 more engineering roles, with fewer steps to launch one

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FEATURE

25 more engineering roles, with fewer steps to launch one

Need someone to build a page, design an API, or untangle a dependency? The AI Talent Market adds 25 engineering roles across seven new packs. They cover frontend, backend, cloud operations, quality, AI, code maintenance, and app development, with specialists in React, Next.js, SQL, Python, Docker, DevOps, Swift, Electron, refactoring, dependencies, and prompt engineering. Marketing also gains SEO, while ecommerce gains payment integration; every role comes with zh-TW, zh-CN, English, Japanese, and Korean personas. After choosing one, its card now says "Launch". If needed, it first writes one .md file to ~/.claude/agents/, then starts; a failed install stops and reports its error instead of opening an empty terminal. Hand-edited roles still keep their "Restore" button. Think of a recruiter who sorts the specialties first, then introduces you straight to the right person.

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Original changelog25 more engineering roles, with fewer steps to launch one

**The AI Talent Market gained 25 engineering roles across seven new packs.** Frontend, backend, cloud ops, quality, AI, code maintenance and app development — React and Next.js specialists, API designers, SQL and Python pros, cloud architects, Docker and DevOps engineers, Swift and Electron experts, refactoring and dependency specialists, prompt engineers, and more. Every role ships the full zh-TW/zh-CN/en/ja/ko persona set. Two existing packs also absorbed a role each: SEO into marketing, payment integration into ecommerce.
**Hiring a role is now one click instead of two.** A role card used to show "Install", and only after that did it turn into "Launch" — but installing is an implementation detail (writing one `.md` file into `~/.claude/agents/`) that no one needed to see. Every card now shows "Launch" directly; if the role isn't installed yet, it gets installed first and then starts. A failed install stops there and reports the error rather than opening an empty terminal. The "Restore" button for hand-edited roles is unchanged.