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CLI application versions and content-pack versions are independent. Upgrading the CLI does not change initialized pack content; use agents-pack update for pack updates. Rerun the installer to upgrade the CLI.

Current documented versions:

Channel Version
CLI 0.3.0
Core content pack (agents-pack-core) 0.31.1
  • Offer optional categories after choosing Recommended during initialization.
  • Select whole categories or individual skills, subagents, and instructions in Custom setup.
  • Offer newly introduced compatible components during interactive updates, preserving existing choices.
  • Add update --add <id,id> for explicit additions in scripts and dry runs. --yes skips the picker.
  • List new components in update checks and dry runs. Apply selected additions and the version update together with cancellation, drift, ownership, and rollback protections.
  • Strengthen Design Studio exploration with binding creative packets and varied art-direction, reference-collision, and anti-convergence methods.
  • Give every direction a content-native composition rule, explicit generic fallbacks to reject, and visual acceptance checks that survive implementation.
  • Isolate sibling concept implementers by default to reduce anchoring between designs.
  • Check typography throughout implementation, critique, polish, and frontend review for accidental text collisions, near-tangencies, clipped glyphs, and excessive use of bold weights.
  • Add Design Studio to guide the complete process through the individual skills.
  • Add ap-explore-design-directions, ap-implement-new-design, and ap-design-polish, each usable independently.
  • Add the read-only ap-design-critic subagent. Each critique starts fresh without inherited discussion or previous conclusions.
  • Default to complete static HTML concepts that teams can open, compare, and share. Accept user details such as concept count.
  • Update the existing frontend design and review skills for prototype scope, local assets, and offline checks.
  • Keep integration into the real application as an explicit user decision after choosing a concept.
  • Add agents-pack mcp add, status, and remove for user-level remote MCP servers across Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
  • Default additions to all three providers while allowing an explicit subset.
  • Protect unmanaged entries and drift, support dry-run previews, and recover or roll back interrupted cross-provider mutations.
  • Keep OAuth and other authentication provider-specific instead of copying or storing credentials.
  • Support remote HTTP endpoints, including Streamable HTTP; local stdio and deprecated remote SSE configuration are not included in this release.
  • Add the optional, explicit-only ap-subagent-driven-development skill.
  • Execute a prepared implementation plan through fresh task implementers, independent task reviews, reviewed repair loops, and a final branch review.
  • Permit local task commits in a dedicated feature worktree without authorizing push, merge, publishing, deployment, or unrelated changes.
  • Preserve a durable run ledger and the upstream five-round repair circuit breaker adapted from Superpowers.
  • Add the optional ap-react-best-practices skill for version-aware React and Next.js performance guidance.
  • Add the optional ap-react-composition-patterns skill for explicit variants, compound components, shared state interfaces, and children-based composition.
  • Adapt both skills from Vercel’s MIT-licensed agent-skills repository at a pinned upstream commit.
  • Add the required ap-add-mcp skill for agent-first user-level remote MCP management across all three supported coding agents.
  • Require the CLI lifecycle for preview, ownership, drift protection, recovery, and verification instead of direct provider-file edits.
  • Detect older CLIs that lack agents-pack mcp and stop with upgrade guidance.
  • Add portable, repository-owned project memory shared by Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
  • Add automatic recall and capture of verified durable knowledge through the required ap-recall-memory and ap-save-memory skills.
  • Default to Git-reviewable shared memory while ignoring user-, machine-, and checkout-specific local memory.
  • Add the explicit-only ap-maintain-memory workflow for conservative consolidation, supersession, repair, shared-index maintenance, and detection of local memories that are already tracked by Git.
  • Preserve .agents-pack/memory/ as user-owned repository data during update, rollback, and ejection.
  • Add arrow-key menus for interactive scope and component selection.
  • Add Space-to-toggle multi-select menus for agents and custom components.
  • Make repository scope, compatible agents, and recommended components visible defaults.
  • Prevent incompatible global Cursor selection in the interactive flow.
  • Accept --agents all in non-interactive commands.
  • Handle interactive cancellation cleanly without reporting a usage error.
  • Make living documentation part of completing material feature and subsystem changes.
  • Read task-relevant documentation together with the actual code and tests.
  • Follow an existing repository documentation structure, with a small Agents Pack fallback when none exists.
  • Keep decisions and rationale with the feature or subsystem they govern.
  • Review concrete documentation drift without requiring low-value comments or unnecessary files.
  • Start mutable development work in a dedicated Git worktree and branch by default.
  • Reuse an existing task worktree when appropriate without disturbing unrelated local work.
  • Add readable release notes and read-only update checking.
  • Add explicit version pinning and unpinning.
  • Add rollback to previously cached pack versions.
  • Resolve the official pack through a static registry and GitHub Release asset.
  • Allow init, update --check, and update without a local --pack path.
  • Keep user-owned skills and subagents unchanged during version operations.