The latest release of leonxlnx/taste-skill is v2.1.5. The provided information contains no changelog for this version, so no new features or fixes can be confirmed. According to the GitHub repository description, this project is a collection of Agent Skills that helps coding agents design websites instead of assembling the usual landing pages. Therefore, what changed in this release cannot be judged from the repository's latest release number alone.
According to the README summary, the basic skill builds pages using art direction and real photos, then checks the result in a browser. Art direction is the work of setting the visual direction of a screen. Supported targets include not only landing pages but also dashboards and app screens, and the repository description also suggests the use of reference images. The project's implementation language is JavaScript and its license is MIT. In other words, this skill collection combines visual direction setting with browser verification in its page-building guidance.
However, the provided information alone does not reveal whether these guidelines or the supported scope changed in v2.1.5. No materials comparing the results are given either, so there is no basis for judging how much the finish differs. Therefore, rather than asserting that v2.1.5 is a feature-improvement release, it is more accurate to view it as the latest release whose changelog could not be confirmed.