v0.1.0

Added

• Existing-skill duplicate detection that skips recurring prompt candidates already covered by project-local or global Claude/Codex skills.
• Initial product requirements for Ritual as an interactive CLI that turns repeated Claude and Codex prompts into reusable skills.
• Technical specification for the TypeScript, Biome, typecheck, Bun package-manager workflow, npm registry distribution, and tag-driven GitHub Actions release architecture.
• Production TypeScript CLI scaffold with strict ESM build output and Bun-managed ritual executable.
• Local Claude and Codex JSON/JSONL history discovery, resilient user-prompt extraction, and source diagnostics.
• Local prompt normalization, lexical clustering, recurrence ranking, candidate selection, and two-match fallback handling.
• Project/global scope selection, Claude and Codex/agents target resolution, safe skill-name sanitization, and overwrite protection.
• Explicitly approved claude or codex drafting with an embedded versioned skill-generation prompt.
• Direct skill writes to selected target paths with built-in SKILL.md validation and optional agnix.
• Unit and integration tests covering parsers, ranking, path safety, validation, and the full fixture-driven session flow.
• GitHub Actions CI and tag-driven Bun release workflow.
• Release-note extraction from CHANGELOG.md for GitHub Releases created by CI.

Changed

• Launch Claude or Codex as an inherited terminal session for skill drafting, passing the generated skill prompt as the final argv argument and validating the draft file the agent writes.
• Simplified the skill generation flow by removing the draft workspace, global-write confirmation, launch confirmation, final-write confirmation, editor prompt, validation warning prompt, and draft cleanup prompt.
• Refactored the Ritual CLI entrypoint into a reusable runtime lifecycle wrapper with signal handling, stdin cleanup, help normalization, and top-level error funneling while preserving the one-command/no-flags MVP contract.
• Switched the project package manager from npm to Bun, replacing package-lock.json with bun.lock and updating local, CI, and release commands to use bun.
• Made the interactive candidate-review flow friendlier by replacing raw internal slugs, lexical-coherence details, and near-miss terminology with plain workflow summaries and actions.
• Move directly from choosing a repeated workflow into local-agent draft setup instead of showing a second approval menu.
• Detect available local draft generators and ask the user to choose Claude Code or Codex before creating the SKILL.md draft, instead of silently preferring the first executable found.
• Summarize scanned history sources and repeated diagnostics so users see concise totals instead of a long line-by-line dump for every skipped session file.
• Cleanly handle terminal prompt cancellation and release stdin after the interactive CLI settles.
• Use Codex prompt history from ~/.codex/history.jsonl as the default Codex source instead of full session transcripts.
• Use Claude prompt history from ~/.claude/history.jsonl, honoring CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, as the default Claude source instead of full session transcripts.
• Configure Bun release publishing to use npm automation token authentication in CI.
• Rename the npm package to ritualai while keeping ritual as a binary alias.

Fixed

• Let the ranking progress spinner animate during repeated-workflow clustering by yielding through the async ranking path.
• Removed stale draft wording from the direct skill generation flow and made successful progress spinners clear without printing ok ... status lines.
• Avoid Node's unsettled top-level-await warning during interactive prompts by deferring stdin unref cleanup until the CLI session settles.
• Parse real Codex session response_item.payload records so user-authored prompts are extracted from ~/.codex/sessions.
• Ignore injected Codex context blocks such as environment metadata, app/plugin instructions, skill instructions, and AGENTS.md context when extracting user prompts.
• Avoid generating suggested skill names from attachment/path noise such as image filenames and local filesystem fragments.