1.0.0

The first public release. fvtt-world-cli connects an AI agent to a live Foundry VTT world: a local
CLI, an authenticated daemon, and a bridge module that perform every change through Foundry's own
APIs, exactly as a GM would in the UI — no browser automation, no editing world files on disk.

World editing

• The everyday GM surface is covered: actors and their inventories, items, journals, scenes down to
  individual tokens, walls, lights, and regions, roll tables, playlists, card stacks, combat
  encounters, chat, macros, folders, and active effects.
• Content can be searched across the world and compendiums, imported from compendium packs, and
  organized into folders; ownership changes go through dedicated GM-gated commands.
• Managed world assets can be inspected, uploaded, and audited for broken references, within a
  strict per-world file boundary.

Built for agents

• Structured JSON output, runtime schema discovery, and a global --dry-run preview make the
  command surface safe to automate.
• The packaged foundry-world-editor Agent Skill teaches Claude Code, Codex, and other compatible
  agents to drive the CLI; fvtt-world-cli skill install manages it and updates keep it current.
• The full documentation ships inside the package and prints via fvtt-world-cli docs, so the
  installed CLI is self-describing offline.

Safety

• Everything stays on your machine: the daemon accepts loopback connections only, and every browser
  pairs once through an explicit approval at the terminal.
• Foundry remains the authority: changes run through its Document APIs and validation under the
  GM's permissions, and there is no arbitrary-code execution path.
• File writes are confined to the active world's managed assets and always exclude its manifest,
  databases, and compendium packs.

Compatibility

• Supported and verified on Foundry VTT v13 and v14. Version-dependent behavior is capability-gated
  and reported per command.