v0.3.4 — Rise of the ScriptBeast 🐺🌕

Release v0.3.4 — Rise of the ScriptBeast 🐺🌕

Okay, the fur has grown, but not in a completely feral way this time. More like… controlled shedding.

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🐺 New Tricks

• Goodbye, load

  • The old load command has been retired to the great litter box in the sky.
  • In its place: fur run script.frs.
  • Or, if you’re feeling lazy (which you are), just type: fur script.frs.
  • Inside your script, store is the magic pawprint that actually saves the conversation to .fur/.
  • Skip store and everything lives only in memory — soft, temporary fluff that blows away in the breeze.

• Script DSL Evolves (.frs)

  • store → mark it permanent.
  • status → quick sniff of where you’re standing.
  • timeline → linear trail, printable as Markdown/PDF if you need receipts.
  • tree → branching map, like claw marks spreading in every direction.

• Preview Without Commitment

  • Run status, timeline, or tree before you store → they’ll work in a temporary sandbox.
  • Great for testing a script before you actually scratch it into history.

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🦴 Fixes & Grooming

• Unified handling of ephemeral vs. stored runs.
• tree and status now properly follow thread overrides.
• Parser & AST cleaned up: smoother jot parsing, fewer snarls.
• Multi-line jots and file attachments are more reliable.

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Testing Infrastructure

• Integration tests for .frs scripts:

  • Basic → jot + store + status.
  • Branching → branch {} with multiple pups.
  • Double store → only the first one leaves a permanent pawprint.

• Tests run in a temporary .fur directory, no timestamp turf wars.

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🌕 What It Means

FUR has leveled up into a true script runner: write, run, preview, and then decide whether to commit it to memory with store.

The load era is over. Long live the script.