Cartograph v1.1.4

Cartograph 1.1.4

This patch turns the latest task-packet work into a more product-shaped release.

Highlights

• analyze --static is now summary-first by default
  • surfaces what matters, dependency hubs, language mix, and recommended next commands
  • avoids dumping embedded file contents unless you explicitly ask for them
• small repos stay compact in --json output unless --include-contents is requested
• the public product surface now centers the primary workflow:
  • analyze to map the repo
  • packet to prepare the work
  • context to load the minimum files
• added benchmark scorecards and public proof pages for real task packets on visible repos

Public surfaces updated

• README
• Quickstart site
• Examples landing page
• Benchmark scorecards page

Verification

• npm test
• npm run check
• npm run build
• npm run release:check

Links

• npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@anthony-maio/cartograph
• quickstart: https://cartograph.making-minds.ai
• MCP Registry: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0.1/servers?search=io.github.anthony-maio/cartograph

Cartograph v1.1.3

Highlights

• hardens remote repo cloning on Windows with shorter temp clone paths and core.longpaths=true, which clears large-repo benchmark failures like pytorch
• refreshes safe dependency ranges and pins a patched path-to-regexp override to keep the published package free of current runtime advisories
• adds tracked example artifacts for llama.cpp, including a real bug-fix task packet and a curated DeepWiki-style repo brief
• updates the quickstart site and README with the public benchmark suite and example artifact links

Verification

• npm run release:check
• full task-packet-benchmark suite completed successfully
• npm publish and MCP registry publish completed from v1.1.3

Cartograph v1.1.2

fix(task-packets): sharpen focused bug-fix packets

Highlights:

• keeps bug-fix packets anchored to explicit changed files more reliably
• filters legacy-model and peripheral utility-script paths out of focused key-file selection when changed files are known
• keeps sparse-graph dependency hubs biased toward shared dependencies instead of false-positive utility files
• updates the README and quickstart site to reflect the tighter bug-fix packet behavior

Release surface:

• npm: @anthony-maio/cartograph@1.1.2
• MCP Registry: io.github.anthony-maio/cartograph

Cartograph v1.1.0

Cartograph 1.1.0 expands the core repo-analysis workflow with reusable task packets.

Install or update:

npm install -g @anthony-maio/cartograph

Then try:

cartograph packet <repo> --type bug-fix --task "fix auth refresh bug"
cartograph context <repo> --task "trace auth flow" --json
cartograph analyze <repo> --static --json

Highlights:

• New cartograph packet CLI command for typed task packets
• New MCP tool: build_task_packet
• Shared packet builder across CLI and MCP, so both surfaces return the same contract
• Typed packet overlays for task, bug-fix, pr-review, trace-flow, and change-request
• Packet outputs include key files, dependency hubs, minimal context, validation targets, risks, recommended next steps, and task-specific details
• Cached task-packet artifacts and markdown rendering for downstream handoff workflows
• README and quickstart site updated to surface task packets across the public docs

This release is already live on npm and continues to publish through the official MCP Registry:

• npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@anthony-maio/cartograph
• MCP Registry: https://registry.modelcontextprotocol.io/v0.1/servers?search=io.github.anthony-maio/cartograph
• Quickstart: https://cartograph.making-minds.ai

Repository: https://github.com/anthony-maio/cartograph

Cartograph v1.0.0

Cartograph 1.0.0 is the first public release of the repo-analysis package for coding agents.

Install:

npm install -g @anthony-maio/cartograph

Then run:

cartograph analyze <repo> --static --json
cartograph context <repo> --task "<task>" --json
cartograph wiki <repo>

Highlights:

• Single package with a stable cartograph CLI plus optional MCP server
• Works against local repositories and GitHub repositories
• User-scope install adapters for Claude Code, OpenClaw, and MCP via cartograph install <target>
• Bundled agent assets for low-context documentation workflows
• Two shipped skills with a shared output contract:
  • use-cartograph: tool-first path when the CLI or MCP is available
  • repo-surveyor: manual fallback path when the tool is unavailable or needs verification
• Five Claude documentation agents: repo-scout, dependency-tracer, context-picker, api-surface-writer, and wiki-writer
• OpenClaw skill packs with bundled OpenProse templates
• User-cache artifact model with explicit export paths and cartograph doctor health checks

This release establishes the core hybrid distribution model:

• CLI first
• MCP optional
• packaged skills and agents for host-specific workflows

Repository: https://github.com/anthony-maio/cartograph
npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@anthony-maio/cartograph