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CCHarbour v0.8.2 — Project skills: process-discipline checklists the model can load on demand, with a status line and an auto-trigger.

New since v0.8.1

  • Project skills — .md files under .ccharbour/skills/ describe a
    checklist or set of instructions the model can pull in for the turn. Each
    skill has a name and a one-line description in YAML frontmatter; the model
    sees the list at session start and activates one with the new use_skill
    tool.
  • Status line — the input box gained a fourth row that lists the
    currently active skills as bracketed orange tags (e.g. [superpowers]),
    so it is always clear which discipline is in effect.
  • Auto-trigger — a skill can declare a triggers: line of
    comma-separated regex patterns in its frontmatter; if the user's input
    matches, the skill activates automatically, its body is injected into the
    conversation as a system note, and a [skill 'X' auto-activated] line is
    printed in the scroll. No regex match → no activation.
  • /caveman command — first-class slash command that activates the
    caveman skill (ultra-compressed terse replies). Generalises to any skill
    via the same CCREPL_ActivateSkill path.
  • Sample skills shipped — .ccharbour/skills/superpowers.md
    (brainstorm → plan → execute → verify checklist) and
    .ccharbour/skills/caveman.md (terse-mode rules).
  • System prompt awareness — the available skills are listed in the
    system prompt so the model knows what is on offer without loading every
    body up front.

v0.8.1 — Input box polish: white user echo and translucent-green "Suggested next".

New since v0.8.0

  • User prompt echoed in white — every submitted prompt is now reprinted
    in bright white in the scroll above the input box, so the transcript shows
    what was asked alongside the model's reply. Mid-turn queued messages are
    echoed the same way when they get handled.
  • "Suggested next" pre-filled in the box — the model's Suggested next:
    line is loaded into the input box as a translucent green suggestion. Press
    Tab to accept it as the message, Backspace/Delete to clear it, or just
    start typing to replace it. The cooked-mode fallback already had this; box
    mode now matches.

v0.8.0 — Linux and macOS support: cc now builds and runs on all three platforms.

New since v0.7.0

  • Linux & macOS builds — new cc_linux.hbp / cc_mac.hbp project files,
    a build_cc_linux.sh script, and build-linux / build-mac CI workflows.
    Every tagged release now ships a Windows, Linux and macOS binary.
  • POSIX console backend — ccconsole_mac.c renamed to ccconsole_posix.c
    and shared by the Linux and macOS builds (termios/select, no OS-specific
    code). Added the CCCON_Size and CCCON_KeyPending functions it lacked.
  • Cross-platform shell tool — the shell tool ran commands only through
    cmd.exe; it now uses /bin/sh on Linux and macOS. Without this every
    shell command failed on those platforms.
  • Auto-created settings — on first run CCHarbour writes a default
    .ccharbour/settings.json so the configuration is there to discover and
    edit.
  • Build-project fix — cc_mac.hbp was missing ccprompt.prg, leaving
    the macOS build broken since the always-visible prompt landed.

v0.7.0 — Shell command timeouts with a live countdown, plus reliability fixes.

New since v0.6.0

  • Shell timeout — the shell tool now bounds how long a command may run.
    Set it with the shell_timeout setting (default 30s), an optional per-call
    timeout argument, or — when shell_timeout is 0 — an automatic
    per-command estimate.
  • Live countdown — while a shell command runs, the REPL shows the
    configured timeout and the seconds still left, updated in place.
  • Reliability fixes — repaired the timed-shell path: a missing
    fileio.ch include (F_ERROR undefined), an undefined hb_TempFile()
    link error, and a broken exit-code marker. Completion detection and the
    real exit code now come from hb_processValue.
  • UTF-8 sanitising — tool results are scrubbed of invalid Unicode
    (CC_SanitizeUTF8) so they cannot break the API request JSON.
  • Better API errors — API failure messages now include a dump of the
    HTTP response body.
  • Docs — documented the shell timeout; corrected web search to DuckDuckGo.

v0.6.0 — Massive refactor: all files and functions renamed from ds* to cc* prefix.

New since v0.5.1

  • File renaming — all source files renamed from ds*.prg to cc*.prg (e.g. dsui.prg → ccui.prg)
  • Function prefix change — all public and static functions renamed from DS* to CC*
    (e.g. DSUI_Version() → CCUI_Version(), DSREPL_Out() → CCREPL_Out())
  • Build system updated — .hbp, .bat, test files and README all reflect the new names
  • All 340 tests pass with 0 failures

v0.5.1 — Playground fixes and updated documentation.

New since v0.5.0

  • Playground fixes — removed unused parameter in web.js, fixed registry test sort order
  • Documentation — updated module table in README with detailed descriptions for all components

v0.5.0 — DuckDuckGo web search (no API key needed), refactored REPL, Harbour ship logo, and more.

New since v0.4.0

  • DuckDuckGo web search — replaced Tavily with DuckDuckGo Instant Answer API, no API key required
  • REPL refactor — cleaner multi-turn agent loop, fixed LoadSession bug, portable paths
  • Harbour-style ship logo — new project branding in the startup banner
  • Spinner throttle — slowed down from 30 ms to 100 ms for less flicker
  • Default model fix — restored to deepseek-v4-flash

Previous features (v0.1.0 — v0.4.0)

  • Pause tool execution with Escape, web & GitHub tools, memory tool, web playground,
    conversation persistence, token cost tracking, multi-line input, Ctrl+C cancel,
    animated reasoning spinner, co_author setting, diff improvements, CI/CD

Usage

REM Windows
set DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=sk-...
cc.exe

# Linux / macOS
export DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=sk-...
chmod +x cc-linux && ./cc-linux

This release ships three standalone x64 binaries: cc.exe (Windows, no DLLs
required), cc-linux (Linux) and cc-macos (macOS).

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