{
  "version": "0.5.0-beta.18",
  "description": "Beta.18 redesigns the Phase 3 workflow: Phase 3.4 adds an AI-driven batched commit step, and `/trellis:finish-work` becomes a 4-step survey + archive + journal flow that refuses to run on a dirty working tree. Also fixes parent-task progress regression on child archive, hash-tracks AGENTS.md during update, and supports OpenCode PowerShell context injection on Windows. No migration actions are required.",
  "breaking": false,
  "recommendMigrate": false,
  "changelog": "**Enhancements:**\n- feat(workflow): Add `Phase 3.4 Commit changes` to `workflow.md`. The AI inspects `git status --porcelain`, learns commit-message style from `git log --oneline -5`, classifies dirty files into AI-edited-this-session vs unrecognized groups, drafts a batched commit plan, and commits per batch only after one-shot user confirmation. Rejecting the plan exits to manual mode without a flag. Wrap-up reminder renumbers from 3.4 to 3.5. The `[workflow-state:completed]` breadcrumb (and the four hook fallbacks in `inject-workflow-state.py`/`.js`) now direct users at `/trellis:finish-work` instead of the legacy `task.py finish` + `task.py archive` sequence.\n- feat(skills): Rewrite `/trellis:finish-work` as a 4-step survey + archive + journal flow. Step 1 runs `get_context.py --mode record` to print active tasks, git status, and recent commits — when other completed-but-unarchived tasks surface, the AI prompts once for one-shot batch cleanup. Step 2 runs `git status --porcelain` (excluding `.trellis/workspace/` and `.trellis/tasks/`) and bails out if anything else is dirty. Step 3 archives the active task plus any cleanup tasks the user confirmed in Step 1. Step 4 records the session journal using hashes from Step 1's recent-commits output. Code commits belong in Phase 3.4, not here. The common skill template uses `{{CMD_REF:finish-work}}` so `cmdRefPrefix` resolves correctly per platform (`/trellis:` for Claude/OpenCode, `$` for Codex, `/trellis-` for Cursor).\n\n**Bug Fixes:**\n- fix(scripts): Stop pruning archived children from a parent task's `children` list. `cmd_archive` previously removed the child name on archive, which made `children_progress` shrink both numerator and denominator (e.g. `[1/6 done]` → `[0/5 done]`, hiding completed work). The list now stays intact; `children_progress` treats children missing from active statuses as completed (cmd_archive sets `status=completed` before moving the dir).\n- fix(update): Hash-track `AGENTS.md` during `trellis update`. Pre-0.5.0-beta.18 projects wrote `AGENTS.md` without recording its template hash, which would surface as a false \"modified by you\" conflict on update. The new `<!-- TRELLIS:START -->` / `<!-- TRELLIS:END -->` managed-block replacement plus a legacy pristine-hash allowlist (`LEGACY_UNTRACKED_AGENTS_MD_BLOCK_HASHES`) lets old untouched projects update cleanly while still preserving any user customizations outside the block.\n- fix(opencode): Support PowerShell context injection in OpenCode on Windows. `inject-subagent-context.js` now emits `$env:TRELLIS_CONTEXT_ID = '...'; ` instead of the POSIX `export` form when the host platform is `win32`, and the explicit-assignment dedup detector matches both POSIX and PowerShell forms.\n\n**Internal:**\n- test: Add `test/setup.ts` registered via `setupFiles` in `vitest.config.ts`. It deletes `process.env.TRELLIS_CONTEXT_ID` and `process.env.OPENCODE_RUN_ID` at vitest process start so the OpenCode resolver tests no longer pick up a Claude/OpenCode host-session env that would hijack the platform-input-derived contextKey.\n- docs(spec): Document the parent-child `children` list invariant in `script-conventions.md` and the host-shell env-leak isolation pattern in `unit-test/conventions.md`.",
  "migrations": [],
  "notes": "Run `trellis update` to receive the Phase 3.4 commit step, the rewritten `/trellis:finish-work` skill, the parent-child progress fix, AGENTS.md hash tracking, and OpenCode PowerShell support. No `--migrate` flag is required."
}