ThreadPort CLI v0.5.0

What's Changed

• feat(vscode): add persistent sessions extension foundation by @AristideDongo in #3
• feat(vscode): add native editable session documents by @AristideDongo in #4
• feat(vscode): add native session workbench by @AristideDongo in #5
• chore(vscode): prepare Marketplace publication by @AristideDongo in #6
• fix(vscode): align Marketplace publisher id by @AristideDongo in #7
• Harden storage, redaction and plugins; split the CLI; add lint and coverage by @AristideDongo in #8
• VS Code extension 0.4.0: trust, live refresh, tasks, MCP/chat, French UI; CLI 0.5.0 and release automation by @AristideDongo in #9
• Add the ThreadPort website (GitHub Pages) by @AristideDongo in #10
• Serve website/ on Vercel without building the CLI by @AristideDongo in #11
• Website: documentation, thread animations, GitHub stars, mobile menu and SEO fixes by @AristideDongo in #12
• Website: self-hosted fonts, production URL, GitHub star pill by @AristideDongo in #13
• Website: fix stale CSS on the GitHub pill and the "0" star count by @AristideDongo in #14

Full Changelog: v0.4.0...v0.5.0

ThreadPort v0.4.0

ThreadPort 0.4.0 adds a verifiable handoff workflow for development sessions.

Highlights

• Run project verification commands with threadport verify. Results are stored with a Git fingerprint, so a later code change marks the evidence as stale.
• Draft, save, and inspect handoffs with threadport handoff draft, threadport handoff save, and threadport handoff show. Saved handoffs must match the current Git fingerprint.
• Link GitHub issues and pull requests to a session with threadport link issue and threadport link pr.
• Review local privacy findings with threadport privacy audit, which reports counts without revealing candidate secrets.
• Use the same workflow through the CLI, TUI, HTTP API, and MCP. The CLI now gives more useful next steps and agent setup guidance.
• Session archives use format version 2, while import remains compatible with version 1.

Install with npm install -g threadport@0.4.0. See the README for examples and configuration.

Validation: TypeScript check, 22 tests, build, and npm package check passed. CI passed on Linux, macOS, and Windows.

ThreadPort v0.3.4

ThreadPort 0.3.4 improves continuity between AI coding sessions and gives you more control over stored project context.

Highlights

• Optional project-local Claude Code and Codex hooks inject the active context at session start, record allowed file edit metadata, and summarize work at session end.
• Finish, rename, and delete sessions; edit and delete records from the CLI, API, and terminal menu. MCP adds a context resource and a continuation prompt.
• Context packs prioritize open tasks and errors, fit individual items within the token budget, and flag summaries that may be stale.
• New privacy scrub cleans existing local records and search data; imports and exports apply current path exclusions and secret redaction.
• CI now checks Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Install or update with npm install -g threadport@0.3.4. See the README for the hook setup and privacy commands.

ThreadPort v0.3.3

Changes since v0.3.2

• Open the repository to the community under the MIT License, with a Code of Conduct, contribution guide, and issue and pull request templates.
• Add npm, CI, GitHub stars, and license badges to the README.
• Publish from the public GitHub repository with a signed npm provenance statement.

Requires Node.js 24 or newer. Install with npm install --global threadport@0.3.3.

Please try ThreadPort on a real project and share bugs or ideas in GitHub Issues.

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ThreadPort v0.3.2

Changes since v0.3.1

• Translate the README, architecture and development guides into English.
• Translate CLI help and user-facing messages across the CLI, terminal menu, API, and supporting services.
• Keep the existing session and agent workflows available under the same commands.

Requires Node.js 24 or newer. Install with npm install --global threadport@0.3.2.

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ThreadPort v0.3.1

Highlights

• Track development sessions, decisions, tasks, notes, test results, agent runs, and Git state locally.
• Carry context between Claude Code, Codex, and configured CLI agents; capture structured events when an agent exposes them.
• Export and import sessions, search local history, and compare agent work in Git worktrees.
• Use the terminal menu, local HTTP API, and MCP server for the core workflows.
• Add GitHub Actions checks and npm publishing for tagged versions.

Requires Node.js 24 or newer. Install with npm install --global threadport@0.3.1.

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