@arbidocs/cli 0.4.109 → 0.4.110

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,16 +1,12 @@
 # Changelog
 
-## v0.4.109
+## v0.4.110
 
-[compare changes](https://github.com/arbicity/ARBI-frontend/compare/v0.4.107...HEAD)
+[compare changes](https://github.com/arbicity/ARBI-frontend/compare/v0.4.109...HEAD)
 
-### 🚀 Enhancements
-
-- **coedit:** Share the Word-editor readers as @arbidocs/coedit/commands ([#1615](https://github.com/arbicity/ARBI-frontend/pull/1615))
-
-### 🤖 CI
+### 🏡 Chore
 
-- **publish:** One npm publish at a time ([6c8224f30](https://github.com/arbicity/ARBI-frontend/commit/6c8224f30))
+- Release v0.4.109 [skip ci] ([b638d6a5e](https://github.com/arbicity/ARBI-frontend/commit/b638d6a5e))
 
 ## v0.4.107
 

package/SKILL.md

@@ -109,10 +109,11 @@ All list commands that summarize people or state support `--json`:
 `arbi contacts list --json`, `arbi dm list --json`, `arbi dm send <to> <msg> --json`, `arbi agent list --json`, `arbi session list --json`, `arbi task list --json`.
 
 - **Contacts auto-add on DM**: sending or receiving a DM now mirrors both parties into each other's contact lists (backend-side, idempotent). You no longer need `arbi contacts add` before replying to an inbound DM. `arbi contacts --json` strips inline base64 profile pictures by default and exposes `has_picture: true` instead — pass `--include-pictures` to get the bytes.
-- **DM E2E proof**: `arbi dm send … --json` and `arbi dm list --json` emit an `encrypted_in_transit: true` flag per message. The SDK seals every DM with the recipient's curve25519 public key before the network call — this flag makes that invariant visible without reading SDK code.
-- **DM attachments**: `arbi dm send <to> "<msg>" --attach report.pdf --attach photo.png` encrypts each file with its own key before upload (up to 10 files, 15 MB each; the message text may be omitted when files are attached). `arbi dm list` prefixes such messages with `[N files]`, and `--json` lists them under `attachment_files` (`id`, `name`, `type`, `size` — never the keys). Save one with `arbi dm read <ntf-id> --attachment <att-id> [-o <path>]`; it is downloaded as ciphertext, decrypted locally and size-checked (default path: the file's own name in the current directory).
-- **DM inbox triage**: `arbi dm list` accepts `--unread`, `--from <email-or-extid>`, `--thread <peer>` (both directions with one peer), `--since <iso>`, and `-l/--limit <n>`. `arbi dm read --all` / `arbi dm delete --all` bulk-operate without the picker.
-- **Non-DM notifications**: `arbi notifications list` (alias: `arbi notifications`) shows workspace invites, contact accepts, batch completes, etc. — everything `arbi dm list` filters out because it's not a `user_message`. Supports `--unread`, `--type <comma-list>`, `--limit`, `--json`.
+- **DM E2E proof**: `arbi dm list --json` emits an `encrypted_in_transit: true` flag per message. A DM is a message in the direct chat (`cht-…`) with one peer, encrypted under the two users' X25519 pair key before the network call; `arbi dm send` prints `Sent (encrypted): chm-… → <peer> (chat cht-…)`.
+- **DM attachments**: `arbi dm send <to> "<msg>" --attach report.pdf --attach photo.png` encrypts each file with its own key before upload (up to 10 files, 15 MB each; the message text may be omitted when files are attached). `arbi dm list` prefixes such messages with `[N files]`, and `--json` lists them under `attachment_files` (`id`, `name`, `type`, `size` — never the keys). Save one with `arbi dm read <chm-id> --attachment <att-id> [-o <path>]`; it is downloaded as ciphertext, decrypted locally and size-checked (default path: the file's own name in the current directory).
+- **DM inbox triage**: `arbi dm list` accepts `--unread`, `--from <email-or-extid>`, `--thread <peer>` (both directions with one peer), `--since <iso>`, and `-l/--limit <n>`. `arbi dm read --all` moves each direct chat's read watermark; `arbi dm delete` removes your own messages only (`--all` = every message you sent).
+- **Group chats**: `arbi chat list|show <cht-id>|create -m <ref> -m <ref> [--title t]|send <cht-id> <text>|members|add|remove|leave` — E2E groups with a per-epoch key sealed to each member; removing someone seals a new epoch to the rest. Personal agents can never join a group.
+- **Non-DM notifications**: `arbi notifications list` (alias: `arbi notifications`) shows workspace invites, contact accepts, batch completes, etc. — (messages between people are chats and never appear here). Supports `--unread`, `--type <comma-list>`, `--limit`, `--json`.
 - **Workspace watch firehose**: `arbi watch --type task_update,notification` filters the WebSocket stream by event type (unknown types are rejected up-front instead of silently swallowed). Known types: `task_update`, `batch_complete`, `presence_update`, `response_complete`, `notification`, `error`. `arbi watch -n N --timeout S` exits **124** with a `{type:"timeout", received, expected}` JSON terminator if N events never arrived.
 - **Local filesystem**: `arbi local ls/find/cat/tree --json` for agent-friendly browsing. `ls --all` includes dotfiles; `tree --depth N` controls recursion; `cat --head N` truncates by line count. Empty result sets emit `[]` on stdout, not human prose.
 - **Update probe**: `arbi update --check` exits 0 if up to date and 1 if an update is available (`git diff --exit-code` convention). `arbi update --json` (implies `--check`) emits `{current, latest, update_available}` and is the right way for an agent to gate behavior on the CLI version.