lean-spec 0.1.5 → 0.2.0

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  ## [Unreleased]
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+ ## [0.2.0] - 2025-11-10
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+ **🎉 Official Public Release - Production Ready**
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+ This is the official v0.2.0 release, treating v0.1.x as alpha versions. LeanSpec is now production-ready for teams and solo developers.
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+ ### Highlights
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+ **First Principles Foundation:**
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+ - Operationalized five first principles with validation tooling
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+ - Context Economy enforced: Specs under 300 lines, warnings at 400+
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+ - Signal-to-Noise validation: Every line must inform decisions
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+ - Complete philosophy documentation guiding methodology
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+ **Quality & Validation:**
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+ - Comprehensive `lean-spec validate` with complexity analysis
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+ - Lint-style output format matching ESLint/TypeScript conventions
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+ - Sub-spec validation and relationship checking
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+ - Dogfooding complete: All specs follow our own principles
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+ **Documentation Excellence:**
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+ - 100% accurate documentation site (verified)
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+ - AI-assisted spec writing guide
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+ - Clear WHY vs HOW separation in docs
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+ - Comprehensive migration guides from ADRs/RFCs
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+ - First principles deeply documented
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+ **Developer Experience:**
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+ - Unified dashboard (board + stats + health metrics)
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+ - Pattern-aware list grouping with visual clarity
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+ - Improved init flow with pattern selection
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+ - MCP server stability improvements
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+ - Better error handling throughout
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+ ### Added
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+ **New Commands:**
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+ - `lean-spec migrate` - Migrate from existing tools (ADRs, RFCs, design docs)
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+ - `lean-spec archive` - Archive completed specs with metadata updates
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+ - `lean-spec backfill` - Backfill timestamps from git history
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+ - `lean-spec validate` - Comprehensive spec validation
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+ **Core Features:**
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+ - First principles validation (Context Economy, Signal-to-Noise, etc.)
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+ - Complexity analysis for specs and sub-specs
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+ - Bidirectional `related` and directional `depends_on` relationships
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+ - Sub-spec file support with validation
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+ - Pattern-based folder organization
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+ ### Changed
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+ **Breaking Changes:**
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+ - `lean-spec validate` output format now matches lint tools (ESLint-style)
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+ - Default validation mode is quiet success (use `--verbose` for all details)
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+ **User Experience:**
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+ - Unified dashboard combining board + stats + health summary
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+ - Pattern-aware list with visual icons and better grouping
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+ - Enhanced init flow with template/pattern selection
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+ - Clearer stats dashboard with actionable insights
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - MCP server error handling and stability
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+ - Documentation accuracy across all pages
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+ - Test suite: 402/402 passing (100%)
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+ - TypeScript/lint: Zero errors
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+ - Frontmatter parsing edge cases
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+ ### Philosophy & Methodology
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+ This release operationalizes LeanSpec's five first principles:
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+ 1. **Context Economy** - Fit in working memory (<300 lines target, 400 max)
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+ 2. **Signal-to-Noise Maximization** - Every word informs decisions
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+ 3. **Intent Over Implementation** - Capture why, not just how
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+ 4. **Bridge the Gap** - Both human and AI understand
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+ 5. **Progressive Disclosure** - Add complexity only when pain is felt
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+ **Practice What We Preach:**
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+ - All specs validated against principles
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+ - Large specs split using sub-spec pattern
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+ - Documentation follows progressive disclosure
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+ - Validation tooling prevents principle violations
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+ ### Migration Notes
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+ **From v0.1.x:**
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+ - Run `lean-spec validate` to check your specs
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+ - Review any specs >400 lines and consider splitting
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+ - Update to new validate output format (ESLint-style)
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+ - No breaking changes to commands or file formats
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+ **From other tools:**
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+ - Use `lean-spec migrate` for ADRs, RFCs, design docs
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+ - See documentation for detailed migration guides
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+ - AI-assisted migration available (Claude, Copilot)
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+ ### Acknowledgments
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+ Built with dogfooding: 63 specs written, 28 archived, all following our own principles.
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  ## [0.1.5] - 2025-11-10
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  ### Fixed
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  "name": "lean-spec",
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- "version": "0.1.5",
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+ "version": "0.2.0",
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  "description": "Lightweight spec methodology for AI-powered development",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {
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  ],
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- "author": "codervisor",
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+ "author": "Marvin Zhang",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "repository": {
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  "type": "git",