1.2.0

Added

• thinr with no arguments now launches the interactive dashboard
  directly when stdout is a TTY (and a configuration exists), so the
  fleet view is one keystroke away. Non-TTY contexts (pipes, scripts)
  fall back to --help. First-time users still get the auth flow,
  then drop straight into the dashboard.
• TUI dashboard: alarms panel on the overview tab, with rule- and
  instance-level views, severity colouring and live updates over the
  same event stream the rest of the dashboard already uses.
• thinr device delete <deviceId> — remove a device record from the
  platform. Interactive confirm by default, --yes to skip in
  scripts, idempotent on a missing device. Useful after re-provisioning
  an agent under a new hostname leaves the old ip-… record offline.
• MCP: thinr_device_delete — same operation for AI clients.
• MCP: thinr_push and thinr_pull — upload a local file to a
  device and download a remote file to local disk, respectively.
  Rounds out filesystem parity with the CLI so an agent can move
  binary or large payloads that don't fit inline in thinr_write.
• MCP: alarms tools (thinr_alarm_instances,
  thinr_alarm_instance_get, thinr_alarm_instance_stats,
  thinr_alarm_instance_update, thinr_alarm_instance_delete,
  thinr_alarm_rules, thinr_alarm_rule_read, thinr_alarm_rule_write,
  thinr_alarm_rule_delete) — list, inspect and manage alarm
  instances and rules from AI clients, with state/severity parsing
  shared with the dashboard.
• MCP: product profile config tools (buckets, properties, API
  resources) and access-token tools (user-level and device-level).
• thinr product exec <productId> <command...> — run a shell command
  in parallel on every active device of a product, with bounded
  concurrency (-c, --concurrency, default 10), per-device timeout
  (--timeout, default 30 s), --fail-fast, asset-group filter
  (-g, --group) and an -a, --all switch to include offline
  devices. Live progress shows a single spinner with done/total
  counters; the final render uses a cli-table3 table per device
  plus a compact Output: section and a one-line totals bar.
• thinr_product_exec MCP tool — the same fan-out as the CLI
  subcommand, returning a consolidated text report so an AI agent
  can roll out a change across a whole fleet in a single call
  instead of looping thinr_exec per device.
• lib/concurrency.js#runPool — tiny helper used by both entry
  points; keeps at most N workers in flight and returns a parallel
  results array. runPool plus an internal try/catch in each worker
  keeps fleet-wide errors localised per device.

Changed

• Unified filesystem verbs across CLI, MCP and playbooks so the same
  eight nouns mean the same thing everywhere: read / write
  (inline content) · push / pull (local ↔ remote file transfer)
  · ls · mkdir · rm · mv.
• CLI: thinr device cat is now thinr device read (cat kept as
  a hidden alias). New thinr device write <deviceId> <path> [content] accepts the payload as an argument or on stdin.
• MCP: thinr_delete renamed to thinr_rm, thinr_move renamed to
  thinr_mv. No backwards-compatibility aliases.
• Playbook actions: delete → rm, move → mv. The write
  action now only accepts inline content; use the new push
  action to upload a local file (source, destination). New
  pull action downloads a remote file to the local disk.
• cli-table3 added as a direct dependency to render the
  product-exec summary.

Removed

• thinr dashboard subcommand. The dashboard is now the default for
  bare thinr; the explicit subcommand had not shipped to anyone yet.