Skip to content

v3.0.1

Choose a tag to compare

@github-actions github-actions released this 12 Aug 08:22
· 11 commits to dev since this release

No functional change to the package. agentdeck/ is byte-identical to v3.0.0 — this release
carries documentation, brand and discoverability work, and exists so the published site and the
release train agree. Upgrading from v3.0.0 changes nothing at runtime.

Added

  • Three project pages on the documentation site. Known
    Issues
    is the one worth bookmarking: every
    entry is reproduced and open against this release, most of them fail silently — a tool that
    raises still completes the run, a non-serializable tool return reaches the model as a memory
    address, Agent(model=...) is accepted and ignored — and each says what to do until it is
    fixed. Also Roadmap and a
    Changelog generated from this file.
  • /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt, generated from the same Markdown the site renders, for
    coding agents and LLM search. Plus context7.json, whose rules encode the mistakes an assistant
    actually makes: no agentdeck-sdk package, a Context[T] tool must not be
    @function_tool-wrapped, durable = True needs the [durability] extra.
  • sitemap.xml, robots.txt, canonical URLs and Open Graph tags, all generated. One
    canonical origin behind NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL, so moving domain is a variable rather than a
    sweep.
  • A changelog tool for the documentation assistant. "When was Context added?" is a real
    question, and its answer is only in release history — which must never ground a documentation
    answer, because history names APIs that were later removed.
  • docs/brand/ — the mark as vectors, with the reasoning. No rasters: this repository tracks
    no binaries.

Changed

  • The documentation site carries the brand: Agent Blue, the mark in the navbar and as the favicon,
    and AgentDeck SDK in titles and descriptions. The package and import stay agentdeck.

Fixed

  • Code blocks on the documentation site rendered washed grey. nextra-code is on three
    elements, so a rule written for inline code laid a pale wash over the dark block, and the
    syntax theme then did not match the surface it was on.