# Changelog

## 0.3.0 - 2026-11-11

GitHub release. npm publication is a separate manual step and is not performed by this release.

- Native Markdown prompt-template authoring for simple reusable slashprompts, alongside Skills for richer reference workflows and Extension preparation for executable integrations.
- Explicit checks for the effective agent directory, trusted project Append precedence and host overrides before claiming global instruction effects.
- Optional delegation templates ask whether and which integration the user wants, retain settled choices and use the selected integration's actual tool, resource, isolation and completion contracts.
- Native reload command and tool with optional literal, model-origin continuation. Full native reload may resolve packages; a reload request alone does not authorize installation or updates. Existing limited branch-local recovery remains explicit.
- Pre-edit archives limited to eligible Pi-owned originals outside Git, with symlink targets classified before archival and explicit skip results for excluded files.
- npm documentation selection limited to public architecture and index pairs; internal analysis reports and plans are not package assets.
- Validation notes distinguish earlier offline SDK evidence, local development typechecks and visible Pi 1.5.0 smoke tests with only Workbench as an Extension. Model configuration, Skills and prompts were retained for the visible tests; these are not configuration-free or comprehensive E2E guarantees.

## 0.2.0 - 2026-10-22

Initial public release.

- Native Workbench conversation entry through direct address or the optional `/workbench` command.
- Focused guidance for evidence-based collaboration, Prompt and Skill authoring, native package work, and technical-project preparation.
- Internal document-grounded Grill with one-question progression and one concise decision record.
- Eleven adaptable Skill examples with their supporting references and customization guidance.
- Local PiQuickDoku search with a non-blocking, host-version-specific SQLite index, bounded results and full file/line provenance.
- Original-file archives with recoverable source paths and configurable background retention.
- Package-local guides, the Workbench logo, public technical documentation and retained third-party notices.

Natural-language selection and adherence to the guides depend on the model. Local functional checks do not establish universal model compliance.
