v0.1.6

Changelog

All notable changes to PROCESIO CLI + Agent are recorded here. The format follows
Keep a Changelog, and the project uses
Semantic Versioning.

This file is generated into the public repository from the PROCESIO monorepo; edit it
there, not here.

[Unreleased]

[0.1.6] - 2026-11-03

Added

• procesio features lists the optional modules an installation has switched on (Forms,
  Data Store, Execution Environment). Calling a module that is off now fails with the
  error code feature_disabled and a hint to check procesio features. Before, it was a
  bare HTTP 400.
• Document signing in forms. This adds the document-signing element template and
  procesio form-signing-upload-document, which stores the PDF a form asks people to sign
  and points the element at it. Lint rules check signing designs, and
  FORM-DEV-GUIDE/11-DOCUMENT-SIGNING.md has the recipe.
• A form element spec takes classes. It sets the CSS class setting that every control
  now has.
• web perf-probe --direct drives the browser in-process while the serializing broker is
  stopped.
• A neutral form kit (tools/procesio/assets/form-kit/), a method for redesigning a form,
  and a guide to optimizing a workspace.

Changed

• When the PROCESIO Web API refuses a request, the error shows the API's own message, code
  and target.
• The form element templates follow ui-builder 1.46.0, which is what forms.procesio.app
  runs. They add icon, side panel, stepper and chart settings.
• The built-in environments are now Main-PROD, Main-QA and Main-DEV. The old
  Internal-* names still resolve.
• Node and variable edits keep the canvas layout and the process's stored validity flag.
• web perf-probe scales its navigation timeout with the CPU throttle. When another
  process owns the browser session, it says so plainly.
• The setup guide explains that a PROCESIO API key has two parts and that a personal
  workspace needs no workspace id. A note claiming personal workspaces cannot use forms
  has been corrected.
• The endpoint index covers 296 operations. The bundled API reference is split by domain.
• New notes cover the PROCESIO 3.1 and 3.2 production release: the signing contract, Data
  Store collation on new and older stores, workspace refusals and OAuth2 authorization.
• More notes describe what the web app does on screen: the designer, For Each layouts,
  approval forms and the task inbox, webhooks, SMTP and Send Email, and plan limits.
• The plugin runs procesio-cli 0.1.5 (plugin/pyproject.toml and plugin/uv.lock).

[0.1.5] - 2026-10-29

Fixed

• A {var, path} binding into a nested model made by "Create from JSON" now resolves.
  Such inner models are private: GET /api/DataTypes/{id} answers 400 when asked for
  one directly. The builder now reads their attributes from the parent model.

Changed

• The plugin runs procesio-cli 0.1.4 (plugin/pyproject.toml and plugin/uv.lock).
• Notes that named the project a lesson came from now describe it in general terms.
• New notes cover what takes the error path, Throw and the process timeout, how
  Decisional, Join and Delay behave in the designer and at runtime, and private versus
  public data models.

[0.1.4] - 2026-10-29

Added

• procesio node-repair-designer repairs a process with nodes the designer cannot draw,
  such as a node without configuration or one with a shape the canvas does not know.
• web render-image renders a local HTML file to a PNG, JPG or WebP of an exact size.
  Pillow is now part of the browser extra, because WebP needs it.

Changed

• A save of a process the designer cannot draw is refused with designer_unrenderable.
  That process would still run. Its canvas and every instance view would stay blank,
  though, and nothing else catches it.
• Example environment names in the agent guide, the dashboard and its tests are now
  Acme-*.
• The plugin's plugin.json sets documentation, support, terms and privacy links. Its
  pyproject.toml keeps only package = false under [tool.uv].
• New notes cover running and debugging a process, and Process Designer shortcuts.

[0.1.3] - 2026-10-27

Added

• A procesio-cli command, the package's own name, that starts the chat MCP server, so
  uvx procesio-cli==<version> runs it with no extra arguments. The registry entry for
  PyPI uses that form.

Changed

• The plugin ships plugin/uv.lock, which pins its runtime release and every dependency
  with hashes, and starts the server as uvx procesio-cli==<runtime>, the bare form a
  plugin directory's locked install accepts.

[0.1.2] - 2026-10-27

Changed

• The plugin's launcher is now just uvx --from procesio-cli==0.1.2 procesio-mcp-chat.
  The interpreter preference moved to UV_PYTHON_PREFERENCE and UV_PYTHON in its
  environment, and the pin files are no longer passed from the plugin folder: a plugin
  directory could not verify the version pin through them.

[0.1.1] - 2026-10-27

Changed

• The Claude Code plugin moved to plugin/. It now installs the exact PyPI release
  (uvx --from procesio-cli==0.1.1) instead of building the repository, ships four
  skills and a listing icon, and no longer picks up the repository's agent docs as
  subagents. The marketplace entry points at ./plugin.
• First release published to PyPI, so pip install procesio-cli and uvx work without a
  clone.

Added

• Each release attaches an MCPB bundle and is listed in the official MCP Registry as
  io.github.Procesio-Externals/procesio-cli.

[0.1.0] - 2026-10-27

First public release of PROCESIO CLI + Agent.

Added

• The PROCESIO CLI: every platform API action as a subcommand, plus a generic request
  for anything not wrapped.
• A local MCP server, so an AI coding assistant can drive the platform over stdio.
• Agent Skills carrying the build, verify and audit method.
• Credentials in the operating system's secret store, never in a file.
• Irreversible actions stop and ask before they run.