@plinth-music/cli 0.13.0 → 0.15.0

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  Notable changes to `@plinth-music/cli`. Grouped by what a user notices, not by PR.
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+ ## 0.15.0 - 2026-08-31
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+ One code PR since `0.14.0` (`v0.14.0..f293dd0`, #153). A minor because sync gains a
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+ refusal: there is now a case where Plinth declines to upload a file.
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+ - ⚠️ **A memory file that looks like it carries a credential is held back instead of
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+ synced.** The file is never modified and nothing is lost - it stays on your machine
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+ until you decide. Plinth is not approved to store credentials, so it will not take one
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+ without you saying so explicitly. Sharing one with your own team is not the problem and
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+ the message does not treat it as one.
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+ - **You clear it in one of two ways:** take the line out, or mark it `plinth-allow-secret`
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+ on the line itself. The marker sits in the file where your teammates can see it, so an
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+ allow is a decision on the record rather than a setting nobody can find.
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+ - **`plinth status` names the file, the line and the remedy**, and the daemon logs it. The
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+ finding is local only - it is never posted to your team, because "there is a key at line
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+ 42 of workspace-memory.md" is a pointer straight at the key.
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+ - **It matches vendor-prefixed shapes only** (AWS, GitHub, Slack, Stripe, Google,
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+ OpenAI/Anthropic, private-key blocks, JWTs, signed URLs). Recall is deliberately low:
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+ this stops a recognisable token going up by accident, and it is not a guarantee against
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+ a determined leak. Measured against every real memory file on the first workspace
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+ (81,897 bytes across 12 files): no false positives.
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+ - Covers `workspace-memory.md`, `user-memory.md` and `artists/<slug>/memory.md`.
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+ ⚠️ **The check runs under the daemon only.** `plinth sync` is pull-only and never scans, so
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+ a workspace with no daemon running is not protected.
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+ The desktop app pins `0.14.0` exact and picks none of this up until its own release repins.
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+ ## 0.14.0 - 2026-08-31
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+ One code PR since `0.13.0` (`v0.13.0..50ab852`, #150; #149 was 0.13.0's own History row).
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+ A minor because the generated workspace surface gains a whole section and `status` gains
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+ three readouts.
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+ - **Your workspace `CLAUDE.md` now carries a map of every file that guides the agent** -
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+ path, who writes it, when it is read, how far it reaches, and its size bar. Generated
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+ from the same constants the code uses, so it cannot drift from the behaviour.
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+ - **Every guiding file has a size bar, and growth is visible before the bar.** `plinth
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+ status` shows each file's size and its change since your last session end, reports
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+ over-bar files with the generated and member shares stated separately, and names
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+ over-long memory index lines as split candidates - never cuts.
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+ - **You hear about it when you are actually there.** One line at session start, only when
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+ a file YOU can act on is past its bar, and `/plinth:start` offers the trim (also after
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+ 30 quiet days when there is something to propose). Nothing fires when nothing is over,
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+ and nothing is ever trimmed for you.
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+ - `plinth session end --trimmed` records a trim so the offer stands down.
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+ - ⚠️ Plinth's own `close.md` body currently renders OVER the very bar this release ships,
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+ and `status` says so honestly - the trim of Plinth's text is Plinth's owed work, and the
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+ session-start line never nags you about files only Plinth can fix.
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+ The desktop app pins `0.13.0` exact and picks none of this up until its own release repins.
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  ## 0.13.0 - 2026-08-30
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  Four code PRs since `0.12.0` (`v0.12.0..07a74f8`, #144-#147; #143 is 0.12.0's own History row).
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