archprint 0.8.0 → 0.8.2

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 # archprint
 
+## 0.8.2
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- `archprint init` and `archprint recommend` no longer list circular dependencies under "Enforcing now". Archprint does not write a lint rule for cycles, so nothing was enforcing them. They now appear under a new "Report only" group, which is also recorded as `reportOnly` in `.archprint/config.json`, in `recommend --json`, in the MCP `archprint_recommend` result, and in the README section `init` writes.
+- The README is reorganised so anyone can follow it: a plain-words explanation of what Archprint does and who it is for, the demo recordings and a "try it in your browser" link up front, a section on using it with AI coding agents (with the measured comparison), a short quick start, and a plain explanation of how it decides which rules to trust before the reference material. It also corrects the list of rule families that turn on automatically: dependency declaration is held for review, as the detector table and `init` already said. Circular dependencies are now described as reported rather than enforced, since no lint rule is written for them yet, and the README states precisely what makes generated rules green on your code and what `generate --check` adds.
+
+## 0.8.1
+
+### Patch Changes
+
+- `archprint eject` now restores an ESLint config exactly when its array starts on the same line as its first entry (for example `export default [{ ignores: ['dist/'] }, ...]`). `wire` used to break that line to insert its reference, and `eject` left the line break behind. `wire` now inserts the reference inline on that line, and `eject` removes exactly what it added. Configs with a multi-line array are unchanged.
+- Scanning now skips the same files git does for `.gitignore` patterns where a wildcard has to reach past a partial match, such as `f*o/*/*` matching `foo/b/c`. Before, a few such patterns failed to match and those files were scanned. Scan output is unchanged on the large repositories we checked.
+- The README and docs show three short recordings (scan, explain, and asking Claude Code in plain words) and a measured comparison of the same question in Claude Code with and without archprint on the demo app, with the method, harness and every answer published alongside.
+
 ## 0.8.0
 
 ### Minor Changes