faf-cli 7.1.4 → 7.2.1

package/README.md

@@ -105,6 +105,7 @@ Run `faf` with no arguments:
 | `faf score` | Check AI-readiness (0–100%) |
 | `faf export` | Author `AGENTS.md`, `CLAUDE.md`, `GEMINI.md`, `.cursorrules` |
 | `faf sync` | Bi-directional `.faf` ↔ `CLAUDE.md` |
+| `faf memory` | `.fafm` soul ops — convert Claude memory, etch, recall, ls, show |
 | `faf diff` / `log` | Semantic context diff + score timeline across git history |
 | `faf hooks --install` | Pre-commit guard against context regression |
 | `faf compile` / `decompile` | `.faf` ↔ `.fafb` sealed binary |
@@ -115,6 +116,24 @@ Run `faf` with no arguments:
 
 Run `faf --help` for the full command set and options.
 
+### Memory (`.fafm`) — new in 7.2.0
+
+Portable agent memory in the IANA-registered [`.fafm`](https://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/application/vnd.fafm+yaml) format. Same INTEROP as [claude-fafm-sdk 1.0](https://pypi.org/project/claude-fafm-sdk/).
+
+```bash
+# Claude Code memory dir → soul.fafm
+faf memory convert ~/.claude/projects/.../memory -o soul.fafm
+
+faf memory ls                    # ranked facts
+faf memory recall "your query"   # deterministic filter + rank
+faf memory etch "a durable fact" --id my-fact
+faf memory show
+```
+
+### Dart/Flutter — knowledge v2 in 7.2.1
+
+Same content-aware detection as the [Dart Edition](https://faf.one/blog/claude-dart-edition) (Flutter ≠ every `pubspec`). **7.2.1** refreshes the single-source knowledge table: Riverpod annotation, Flutter Hooks, Beamer, Routemaster, Jaspr, Relic, and more MCP package names — still **one classifier**, composed by the MCPs.
+
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 ## Custom instructions
@@ -127,20 +146,20 @@ Your own rules for the AI — *"use full words in identifiers," "use bun, not np
 
 ## Scoring
 
-**🏆 Trophy 100% — all or nothing.** From v6.6.0 onward, faf-cli recommends only Trophy. 100% on the FCL is what makes the layers above (MD instructions, Agents, AI tooling) work — sub-Trophy leaves gaps that AI guesses on. Sub-Trophy tiers are honest interim states on the way to Trophy, not endpoints.
+**✪ Trophy 100% — all or nothing.** From v6.6.0 onward, faf-cli recommends only Trophy. 100% on the FCL is what makes the layers above (MD instructions, Agents, AI tooling) work — sub-Trophy leaves gaps that AI guesses on. Sub-Trophy tiers (including Bronze 85) remain on the ladder as honest interim states — they are not deleted; we just no longer *aim* for 85 as the goal.
 
 | Tier | Score | Status |
 |------|-------|--------|
-| 🏆 / ✪ **Trophy** | 100% | AI never has to guess |
+| ✪ **Trophy** | 100% | AI never has to guess — target |
 | ★ **Gold** | 99%+ | 1 slot from Trophy |
 | ◆ **Silver** | 95%+ | Close — keep going |
-| ◇ **Bronze** | 85%+ | Interim — keep going |
+| ◇ **Bronze** | 85%+ | On the ladder (was the old recommend-min; not the target) |
 | ● **Green** | 70%+ | Interim — keep going |
 | ● **Yellow** | 55%+ | AI flipping coins |
 | ○ **Red** | <55% | AI working blind |
 | ♡ **White** | 0% | No context at all |
 
-**🏆 and ✪ both mean 100%** — the same top score, shown by surface: **✪** (the Proof Seal) on code surfaces — CLI, skills, docs, the hub — and **🏆** on social: posts, blogs, cards. You'll see both around for a while as the ✪ convention settles in.
+**One score, three glyphs:** ✪ work (CLI · docs · receipts) · 🏆 social (X · blogs) · Trophy Mark PNG (brand). Source of truth: `src/core/tiers.ts`.
 
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@@ -172,7 +191,7 @@ Pivotal releases — full history in [CHANGELOG.md](./CHANGELOG.md):
 - **v7.0 — GIT** — context goes git-native: `faf diff` / `log` / `hooks`.
 - **v6.16 — Know Your Stack** — every emitted file labels your stack identically.
 - **v6.15 — Copilot** — `faf export --copilot` writes the file GitHub Copilot reads.
-- **v6.14 — Loop** — `faf loop` drives any repo to 🏆 100% or the honest human wall.
+- **v6.14 — Loop** — `faf loop` drives any repo to ✪ 100% or the honest human wall.
 - **v6.7 — HTML** — `faf show` renders a `.faf` to a browsable page. *(FAF defines. MD instructs. AI codes. HTML shows.)*
 - **v6.6 — Trophy** — 100% or nothing.
 - **v6.0 — Bun** — ground-up rewrite; single portable binary, four platforms.