Kivgraph v0.9.10

Kivgraph v0.9.10 makes coding-agent research more visible, safer, and easier
to audit.

• kivgraph configure installs MCP, skills, hooks, and user-level
  instructions for every selected agent. kivgraph instructions install
  remains available for installing instructions independently. Codex, Claude
  Code/Desktop, OpenCode, and Oh My Pi use their native configuration surfaces,
  with managed prompts referenced by absolute path and existing customized
  prompts preserved unless --force is requested.
• Kivgraph MCP calls now have an explicit visible-use contract. Agents name
  the tool, target, and purpose before each call; find_by_intent includes its
  exact intent. The freshness gate repairs a stale target checkout only through
  approval-gated indexing and never uses a graph from another checkout as
  evidence.
• kivgraph logs now shows bounded, safe query summaries in aligned columns.
  Opaque keys, consent data, and absolute paths are excluded from the durable
  record, including Windows and UNC paths. A missing symbol is rendered as the
  neutral NOT_FOUND result rather than a failed tool call.

This release changes agent setup, MCP guidance, and local operator logs. It
does not change graph or schema data, so existing installations do not need to
rebuild their graph. Install it through the stable channel or run
kivgraph update --channel stable to follow stable releases.

Kivgraph v0.9.10-dev.1

Kivgraph v0.9.10-dev.1 makes coding-agent setup global, guided, and
semantic-first.

• kivgraph configure and kivgraph instructions install configure the
  selected agent's user-level settings instead of modifying repository
  instructions. Codex, Claude Code/Desktop, OpenCode, and Oh My Pi use their
  native configuration surfaces.
• Managed KIVGRAPH.md prompts are referenced by an absolute path for
  Codex, Claude, and Oh My Pi. Existing managed project prompts and relative
  references migrate safely, while customized prompts remain protected by
  --force.
• The installed prompt requires Kivgraph MCP research before exploration
  subagents or semantic text search. It maps code-research questions to the
  relevant tool, records fallback limits, and requires consent for indexing.

This development release changes agent setup behavior only. It does not change
graph or schema data, so existing installations do not need to rebuild their
graph. Install it explicitly and use kivgraph update --channel dev to follow
the development release stream.

Kivgraph v0.9.9

Kivgraph v0.9.9 adds guided setup for coding agents and improves MCP
consent compatibility.

• kivgraph configure now guides first-run setup for Codex, Claude Code,
  Claude Desktop, OpenCode and Oh My Pi. It can configure MCP, the Kivgraph
  skill, hooks, the supervised daemon and project instructions from one
  command.
• Agent instructions can be installed explicitly with
  kivgraph instructions install. The command writes the native
  AGENTS.md, CLAUDE.md or .omp/AGENTS.md destination for the selected
  client and preserves existing project instructions.
• The installers offer guided configuration after a successful install.
  KIVGRAPH_CONFIGURE=0 skips the offer, while KIVGRAPH_CONFIGURE=1
  accepts it when an interactive terminal is available. A non-interactive
  install remains successful and prints the command to run later.
• Codex MCP consent uses native tool approval together with
  confirmed: true, while URL-only MCP clients use the explicit
  confirmation fallback and clients supporting form elicitation retain the
  interactive server prompt.

This release changes client setup and MCP consent handling only. It does not
change graph or schema data, so existing installations do not need to rebuild
their graph. Install it through the stable channel or run
kivgraph update --channel stable to follow the stable release stream.

Kivgraph v0.9.9-dev.2

Kivgraph v0.9.9-dev.2 improves index_project consent compatibility in
Codex Desktop.

• Codex uses its native tool approval together with confirmed: true, so
  indexing no longer depends on a server-side form elicitation that Codex
  cannot answer.
• URL-only MCP clients use the explicit confirmation fallback, while
  clients that support form elicitation keep the interactive server prompt.
• The Codex setup guidance documents approval_mode = "prompt" for
  index_project.

This release changes MCP consent handling only. It does not change graph or
schema data, so existing installations do not need to rebuild their graph.
Install it explicitly and use kivgraph update --channel dev to follow the
development release stream.

Kivgraph v0.9.9-dev.1

Kivgraph v0.9.9-dev.1 is a development prerelease for keeping graph content
freshness observable while sources change.

• graph_status reports freshness for the currently published generation
  and avoids serving stale cached status after source changes.
• Freshness monitoring covers configured roots, manifests, and build
  configuration files, including explicit manifests outside project roots.
• Exclusion matching is consistent for recursive, absolute, and relative
  patterns, with invalid patterns rejected before monitoring starts.
• Monitor and publisher lifecycle safeguards prevent stale state and
  concurrent ownership races during refreshes.

This development release changes monitoring and status behavior, not graph or
schema data, so existing installations do not need to rebuild their graph.
Install it explicitly and use kivgraph update --channel dev to follow the
development release stream.

Kivgraph v0.9.8

Kivgraph v0.9.8 keeps Kivgraph-managed runtime integrations in sync after
an update.

• kivgraph update repairs a Kivgraph-managed stale supervisor when the
  installed unit uses a repairable legacy format, then verifies that the
  restarted supervisor is installed before continuing.
• The update protects the supervised daemon process from generic stale
  process cleanup, including when a refresh or endpoint check fails.
• Public supervisor restart behavior is covered by regression tests across
  the update and supervisor layers.

This release changes installed runtime integration behavior, not graph or
schema data, so existing installations do not need to rebuild their graph.
Install it through the stable channel or run kivgraph update --channel stable
to follow the stable release stream.

Kivgraph v0.9.8-dev.1

Kivgraph v0.9.8-dev.1 is a development prerelease for testing managed
daemon refresh during updates.

• kivgraph update repairs a Kivgraph-managed stale supervisor when the
  installed unit uses a repairable legacy format, then verifies that the
  restarted supervisor is installed before continuing.
• The update protects the supervised daemon process from generic stale
  process cleanup, including when a refresh or endpoint check fails.
• Public supervisor restart behavior is covered by regression tests across
  the update and supervisor layers.

This development release changes installed runtime integration behavior, not
graph or schema data, so existing installations do not need to rebuild their
graph. Install it explicitly and use kivgraph update --channel dev to follow
the development release stream.

Kivgraph v0.9.7

Kivgraph v0.9.7 keeps Kivgraph-managed runtime integrations in sync after an
update.

• kivgraph update refreshes the installed supervised daemon after
  replacing the bundle, so open chats continue reaching the new daemon without
  a manual reinstall.
• The update refreshes Kivgraph-managed hooks, skills, and MCP registrations
  while preserving user-owned configuration, project-scoped entries, and
  unrelated integrations.
• Endpoint migrations require durable Kivgraph ownership evidence, avoiding
  accidental replacement of ambiguous user configurations.

The update-runtime tests cover supervised daemon restart and owned hook, skill,
and MCP refresh. The integration migration tests cover endpoint ownership and
token replacement. The release validation passes go test ./... -count=1,
make test-ladybug, and make landing-check.

This release changes installed runtime integrations, not graph or schema data,
so existing installations can upgrade without rebuilding their graph.

Kivgraph v0.9.6

Kivgraph v0.9.6 makes development builds easier to install and keeps
graph-backed searches reliable across agent worktrees.

• scripts/install-dev.sh installs a checkout safely by verifying a local
  bundle, replacing only the executable atomically, and restoring the previous
  executable if a supervised daemon restart fails.
• kivgraph update --channel stable|dev selects the update channel while
  prerelease installations follow the development channel by default.
• The search gate recognizes wrapped and file-listing searches correctly
  and can identify a registered repository from a linked Git worktree, avoiding
  unnecessary blocking or missed graph-backed guidance.

No stored graph data changed shape, so requires_reindex is false: existing
installations can upgrade without rebuilding their graph.

Kivgraph v0.9.5

Kivgraph updates now restart the supervised daemon reliably when profiles are
configured. The daemon publishes its endpoint at installation scope, where
both lifecycle commands and integrations expect to find it.

• kivgraph update replaces and restarts the supervised daemon instead of
  leaving the previous release running after an upgrade.
• kivgraph mcp install reaches a profile-backed daemon without requiring
  --stdio or a manually copied endpoint file.
• Profile graph data remains isolated while the installation continues to
  use one supervised daemon and one shared control endpoint.

No stored graph data changed shape, so requires_reindex is false: existing
installations can upgrade without rebuilding their graph.