Changelog
What's changing, in plain English.
Each release in two or three short bullets — what changed, and why it matters to you. Internal commits (CI, dependency bumps, lint runs) stay out of your way unless you ask for them.
v0.99.0
2026-06-04
Heads-up
- Sulis no longer marks work done until the real outcome is observed — no more passing tests on flows nobody ran.
- A deferred outcome check (the real proof) now blocks shipping by default; Sulis tells you exactly what's missing.
- An opt-out exists for genuinely non-user-facing work; the strict default catches what used to slip through.
v0.97.2
2026-06-03
Heads-up
- Sulis now decides "done" by the outcome you can actually use, not whether it produced an artifact or a passing test.
- If you're confused, Sulis demos the working result instead of offering a menu of options.
- Phase 1 of any plan must reach a usable capability — no more "groundwork only" first slices.
v0.96.0
2026-06-03
New behaviour
- Two new commands: /sulis:capture jots ideas down on the spot, /sulis:backlog shows what you're thinking, building, and have shipped.
- A new opportunity-analyst agent pressure-tests the why behind an idea before you build — one question at a time.
- All three feed a single living backlog so nothing good gets lost between sessions.
Want more than the latest? Message me on LinkedIn — happy to walk through earlier changes.
preview
2026-05-19
New behaviour
- The generated TypeScript SDK now emits proper return types on every operation — full type-safety from TS code.
- Integration tests pin the shape, so type drift can't sneak in between releases.
preview
2026-05-15
Heads-up
- Every SDK operation now follows the same shape — call structure, return types, error handling identical across modules.
- Translation: when you learn one module, you know how the others work.
preview
2026-05-14
New behaviour
- The SDK's manifest surface is solidifying — apply, reconcile, and delete stored manifests across 8 managed kinds via one typed call.
- Lands in your hands when the platform opens.
Want more than the latest? Message me on LinkedIn — happy to walk through earlier changes.