triad-plus 1.10.0 → 1.12.0

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  # Changelog
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+ ## Unreleased
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+ ## 1.12.0 — 2026-09-23
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+ - Add deterministic human-readable Markdown views for terminal Cards and the
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+ final delivery handoff, derived from canonical evidence with baseline-based
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+ changed-path attribution and truthful blocked/not-delivered reporting.
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+ ## 1.11.0 — 2026-09-17
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+ - Add an installation manifest that records Triad-owned assets, materialized
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+ version, adapter scopes, hashes, and deterministic ownership fingerprint.
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+ - Add CLI/workspace version visibility, legacy manifest migration through
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+ `upgrade --apply`, and conservative dry-run/apply uninstall for all adapters.
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+ - Preserve modified or unknown assets and all project-control state during
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+ uninstall; report version skew and manifest integrity through `doctor`.
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+ - Preserve shared global assets by default, remove only exact managed
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+ `AGENTS.md` blocks, and leave generic host directories untouched.
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  ## 1.10.0 — 2026-09-16
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  - Improve TUI and doctor output with terminal-native summaries, sober color
package/README.md CHANGED
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  If a tutorial step is unclear, see the [OpenCode guide](docs/runtimes.md#opencode)
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  and [troubleshooting](docs/troubleshooting.md).
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+ ## Installation version and safe uninstall
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+ The CLI version and the version materialized in a control workspace are
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+ reported independently:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx triad-plus --version
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+ npx triad-plus version --control /absolute/path/to/triad-control
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+ ```
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+ Successful `init` and `upgrade --apply` operations record exact Triad-owned
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+ files in `.triad-plus/installation.json`. This manifest does not own
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+ `.triad-plus/team.json`, `.loop/`, product files, or evidence.
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+ `init` is the first-install path; `upgrade --apply` is also the managed
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+ update/repair/restore path for a registered workspace, including one left
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+ `uninstalled` or `partial` by safe uninstall.
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+ Uninstall is conservative and dry-run by default:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx triad-plus uninstall --host opencode --control /absolute/path/to/triad-control
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+ npx triad-plus uninstall --host opencode --control /absolute/path/to/triad-control --apply
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+ ```
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+ Only unchanged files recorded by the manifest are removed. Modified or
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+ unknown files are preserved and reported; user state remains available for a
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+ future installation or review. Generic host directories are never pruned. A
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+ managed `AGENTS.md` role-run block is removed only when its markers and hash
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+ are exact; surrounding user content is preserved. Global assets are shown but
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+ preserved by default with `--global` because another control workspace may
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+ share them.
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  ## Optional immutable quality target
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  An initialized project may bind an immutable JSON Quality Baseline through
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  ready-for-dev Stories, debugging, and automation. It is no longer the primary
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  BMAD workflow. See the [BMAD integration guide](docs/bmad-integration.md).
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+ ## Human-readable delivery reports
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+ Triad+ can materialize deterministic Markdown views from canonical control-plane
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+ records: one report for each terminal Card and a human-first final handoff. The
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+ views include baseline-attributed changed paths, attempts, verifier gates,
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+ independent review, provenance, residual risks, and practical-test links. They
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+ never replace the JSON/YAML evidence or add an LLM reporting call. See the
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+ [human-readable reports guide](docs/human-readable-reports.md).
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  ## Quick start for every runtime
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  Requirements: Node.js 20+ and one supported coding-agent host.