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Rtistree 0.5.1 — CLI and starter project

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@Coly010 Coly010 released this 09 Sep 16:11
v0.5.1
c3a8665

Rtistree 0.5.1 makes the first-image workflow shorter and gives the CLI the same name as the package.

npx rtistree@latest init my-art
cd my-art
npm install
npm run render

Open hello.png. The starter includes an editable scene, sample local edit, SDK example, pinned dependency and npm render scripts. init refuses existing paths. The old graphics executable remains available as a compatibility alias.

The README and getting-started guide now follow this exact workflow, then explain focused edits, undo and portable export. The npm package contains the same README as the repository at this tag.

Validation: 67 engine tests pass. The packed-install check exercises npm CLI resolution, both executable names, starter generation, generated scripts, rendering, edits, exact undo, portable export, SDK and MCP onboarding. All 23 website pages pass local link checks.

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Rtistree 0.5.0 — public alpha

Rtistree 0.5.0 — public alpha Pre-release
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@Coly010 Coly010 released this 09 Sep 15:11
v0.5.0
c4ebb0a

Rtistree's first public alpha: a local, programmable graphics engine for AI agents, released under MIT.

Create JSON/YAML scenes, render through CPU Skia, make focused edits with history and undo, and export portable projects. CLI, TypeScript SDK and MCP interfaces share the same engine. Art-direction guidance ships with the package, including lessons from the recorded character and prop trial.

Install from npm:

npm install rtistree

Published on npm as rtistree@0.5.0, maintained by coly010. The identical checked tarball and checksum are also attached to this release.

Validation: 66 engine tests pass locally; clean package installation covers CLI rendering, edits, exact undo, portable export, SDK rendering and MCP onboarding. The docs site contains the getting-started tutorial, agent setup, guides, reference and reproducible examples.

APIs may change before 1.0. Byte identity is tested on the same runtime and platform. Technical verification does not establish artistic quality. Painting programs execute trusted JavaScript; the VM is not a security sandbox.

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