but I don't see a way to get those checks (kwalitee) dome on the development version.

It's right here.

The CONTRIBUTING file is a relatively recent phenomenon so there are fewer references to such a thing in the documentaion for module authors. If you are concerned about quality metrics then I would suggest three and a half sources:

• The kwalitee measure as already referred to.
• The test matrix - all green is good.
• The test coverage - the higher the percentages the better.
• and the half: Perl::Critic. It is highly opinionated but it might make some recommendations with which you agree. Just try not to get too obsessive about it.

It might help to unify things if you capitalised the dist name for future releases too.

Good luck.

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