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@Firer Firer released this 23 May 11:47

[0.11.0] - 2026-05-23 — Item descriptions: read item description doc-block content

Adds monday item get-description for reading the doc-block content
of an item's description. A narrow new verb that surfaces Monday's
Item.description payload (a list of doc blocks) without bloating
every item read with heavy/nested content — mirrors the existing
board views carve-out from board describe.

Breaking changes vs 0.10.0

None. 119 commands shipped (was 118 at 0.10.0); 29
stable error codes
(unchanged); output envelope preserved
byte-for-byte across 0.10.00.11.0 for every pre-existing
verb.

What changed for users

  • monday item get-description <item-id> reads an item's
    description as a list of doc blocks. Each block carries id,
    type, content (the JSON body payload), and position.
    Items with no description set return the sentinel
    {id: null, blocks: []} — distinguishable from an item that
    was created with a description and then emptied
    ({id: <non-null>, blocks: []}).

Tests + quality gates

  • 4295 tests pass + 5 skipped (was 4270 + 4 at 0.10.0). All
    green on Node 22 + 24.
  • Coverage at branches 95.86% / functions 98.98% against the
    floor 95 / 95.45 / 95 / 95 — unchanged from 0.10.0 within
    rounding.
  • Envelope-snapshot suite — refresh probe ran clean at v0.11
    release-prep (one new snapshot for item get-description).
  • npm audit reports 0 vulnerabilities — no audit-fix folded
    this cycle.

Documentation

  • docs/v0.11-plan.md — v0.11 plan with
    the milestone close, per-milestone decisions, the R-class register
    (§22), and the release exit checklist (§7).
  • .claude/rules/workflow.md
    widened rule: "Pre-flights with no deferred wire leg need NO stub
    literal" now generalises across three structural classes
    (deletion, pure refactor, pure-additive new verb) rather than
    enumerating the two surface shapes that triggered the original
    graduation.