Release webcmd: v0.7.4 · agentrhq/webcmd

Improvements

Added structured -f/--format output to validate, verify, doctor, skills, daemon status, and profile list. Human-readable output remains the default.
Added effective -v/--verbose diagnostics for hosted commands, browser bridge commands, and auth status/auth refresh.
daemon status -f json now returns structured status data, including { "running": false } when the daemon is unavailable.
profile list -f json now returns connected profiles and saved aliases as structured rows.

Fixes

browser run compile errors now report the caller’s line and column, show a focused source excerpt with a caret, and provide clearer guidance for common quoting mistakes.
Browser sandbox responses and request bodies are now decoded correctly as UTF-8. Response.text(), Response.json(), Request.postData(), and page.request operations no longer produce comma-separated byte strings or fail JSON parsing.
Dead browser pages and contexts are now detected and replaced instead of being reused across subsequent browser run calls.
Opening a browser tab with a URL now honors waitUntil: none, avoiding hangs on pages that never reach the load event.
Built-in command failures now use the same structured error envelopes and exit codes as adapter commands instead of printing stack traces or surfacing unhandled rejections. Stack traces remain available with WEBCMD_DEBUG.
-f json now produces valid JSON error envelopes for local, adapter, and hosted command failures. Other formats continue to use YAML envelopes.
Unknown CLI flags now exit with usage code 2 and list the valid flags for the affected command.
validate <target> now rejects unknown sites or commands instead of reporting a zero-command pass. Validation failures also return a non-zero exit code.
profile use now rejects unknown profiles instead of saving an invalid default. Connected profiles, saved aliases, and the current default remain valid selections.
Non-interactive webcmd setup no longer prompts or hangs. Use --mode local, or --mode hosted --api-key <key>, when stdin is not a TTY.
Site-memory read-modify-write operations are now locked across processes, preventing concurrent note or endpoint updates from silently overwriting each other.
Concurrent downloads now use isolated temporary files. Pipeline items targeting the same destination are reported as conflicts instead of racing, corrupting, or overwriting files.
Ctrl-C cancellation now remains active for the full duration of asynchronous CLI operations.
Unknown browser subcommands now consistently exit with usage code 2.

Adapters

webcmd adapter override <site>/<command> now works in hosted mode, creating a tenant-private copy that can be edited with adapter source get and adapter source put.
Removed the undocumented webcmd browser fork alias. Calls now point users to webcmd adapter override <site>/<command>.
browser verify now accepts -f/--format, providing structured verification results including row counts, fixture status, memory checks, shape violations, fixture mismatches, and typed execution errors.
Corrected adapter override guidance to consistently use the <site>/<command> argument form.
The LinkedIn adapter now declares Webcmd >=0.7.4 as its minimum peer dependency.