Blog
Releases explained in plain language, practice from real projects, and the history of the suite.
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0.11.0: the Driver takes over, installing with npx, and a BC promise asked at the right moment
0.11.0 makes /continuous-refactoring a Driver that works round after round, with safeguards for a call without instructions, moves one run to /continuous-refactoring-run, installs with npx skills, and asks about your BC promise only when it matters.
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0.10.0: tools on request, your BC promise, and an agent that drives
0.10.0 proposes fewer tools unasked, asks what your project promises to code outside it, makes tests say what they cover, and lets an agent call runs one after another.
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0.9.0: tooling that fits your project – roles, ratchets, Packs
0.9.0 rebuilds the tooling tree as Roles, Tools, Stages and Packs: projects on Psalm, Pint or another language get the right proposals, Twig templates get their own tools, and your project can bring tools of its own.
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0.8.0: refactoring you can check – pin it, prove it, or ask
0.8.0 takes ideas from the pstack plugin and makes structural refactoring checkable: a test that holds today's behaviour first, a review that removes changes nobody gains from, merge requests a person can review, and a run that stops when it is stuck.
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0.7.0: one run, your decisions, no state of its own
0.7.0 rebuilds the suite around a single run of decision points. You decide per call, the state lives in your tracker, and eleven skills become two. What changed, why, and how to migrate from 0.6.