sketchi 0.12.0 → 0.14.0

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  <p align="center">
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  <strong>Typed, deterministic diagrams from your terminal.</strong><br />
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- Create, inspect, revise, and export local flowcharts, mindmaps, and sequence diagrams—or turn one prompt into validated, editable Excalidraw.
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+ Create, inspect, revise, and export local flowcharts, mindmaps, sequence diagrams, and timelines—or turn one prompt into validated, editable Excalidraw.
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  </p>
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  With no `--prompt`, Sketchi opens a short wizard only when both standard input
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  and standard output are human terminals, output is text, and CI is absent. It
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- asks for prompt text, flowchart (the default), mind map, or sequence diagram, and where to save the
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+ asks for prompt text, flowchart (the default), mind map, sequence diagram, or timeline, and where to save the
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  PNG. The choices are the current directory, a `diagrams/` folder under exactly
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  the directory where Sketchi was run, or a custom path with the same semantics as
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  `--dest`. Sketchi does not inspect Git, and it creates `diagrams/` only after
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  Scripts, pipes, redirected streams, CI, and `--output json` never prompt or
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  block. They must pass `--prompt`; omitting it retains the deterministic usage
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  error. Passing `--prompt` is always direct and noninteractive.
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- `--type` accepts only flowchart, mindmap, or sequence and is authoritative.
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+ `--type` accepts only flowchart, mindmap, sequence, or timeline and is authoritative.
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  Without it, the generation model selects one of those from the request; a
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  request for any other kind of diagram returns a typed unsupported-type error
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  instead of being coerced into a supported one.
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  `https://playground.sketchi.app/api/v1/canvases/create`; use `--endpoint URL` or
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  `SKETCHI_CANVAS_ENDPOINT` only for preview and local testing. The existing
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  `create` command remains the separate, strictly offline command for accepted
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- flowchart, mindmap, and sequence documents.
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+ flowchart, mindmap, sequence, and timeline documents.
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  ## Create and work with a diagram offline
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  See the [changelog](https://github.com/shpitdev/sketchi/blob/main/apps/cli/CHANGELOG.md)
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  for everything that changed, or browse published versions on
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  [GitHub Releases](https://github.com/shpitdev/sketchi/releases).
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+ Native timelines: use `buildTimeline` (Code Mode) or `generate --type timeline` (CLI). Supply events with unique IDs, labels, and ISO dates at the source's precision (year, month, day, or instant with Z or offset) or explicit numeric order; optional `end` (phase), `kind: "milestone"`, `lane`, `today`, and concise descriptions are preserved. Dates and order cannot be mixed. The renderer spaces events by elapsed time, humanizes dates, and wraps long chronologies. No dependency scheduling.