TimeReverse v0.5.0 — Verifiable context handoffs

TimeReverse now produces compact context packs that can be checked instead of blindly trusted.

Highlights:

• Labels facts as verified, unverified, assumptions, or stale
• Checks referenced files and reports missing paths
• Includes Git commit, branch, and dirty/clean working-tree state
• Records bounded test commands and results without copying full tool output
• Adds timereverse doctor and MCP diagnostics for database, schema, registry, and Git
• Recovers from malformed Codex JSONL lines and corrupt event metadata
• Includes automatic SQLite schema migration through version 5
• CI now builds and clean-installs the wheel and scans tracked files for likely secrets on Windows, Linux, and macOS

This release also includes all milestones delivered since v0.1: structured handoffs (v0.2), multiple isolated projects (v0.3), and immutable checkpoints with diffs (v0.4).

TimeReverse v0.4.0 — Checkpoints and diffs

Named immutable checkpoints capture the active structured state without modifying the append-only event journal. CLI and MCP clients can create, list, render, and compare checkpoints. Diffs report added, removed, and superseded decisions, constraints, and tasks.

TimeReverse v0.3.0 — Multiple projects

TimeReverse now keeps a registry of independent projects, discovers the nearest project from nested directories, preserves stable project IDs across moves, and prevents context mixing with one database per project. The Windows launcher follows the current directory and autostart watches all registered projects. New projects list/add/remove commands expose the registry.

TimeReverse v0.2.0 — Structured handoffs

Structured context packs now separate objectives, decisions, constraints, completed work, open tasks, blockers, and failed attempts. Raw chat is excluded by default. Each fact carries source, timestamp, and event ID; stale facts can be superseded without deleting the append-only history, and output has a configurable character budget. Existing CLI and MCP workflows remain supported.

TimeReverse v0.1.0

First public MVP release of TimeReverse.

Highlights:

• Capture Codex conversations from local rollout journals
• Restore compact project context through CLI or MCP
• Local SQLite storage with search and selective deletion
• Idempotent polling watcher and Windows autostart
• Project-scoped Codex MCP installation
• No cloud service, embeddings, or mandatory external API

Install:

pip install timereverse_ai-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl[mcp]

See the README for Codex and Windows setup instructions.