Releases: artemnovichkov/foundation-models-plugin
Releases · artemnovichkov/foundation-models-plugin
Release list
0.1.3
Marketplace-readiness release.
Added
- Public privacy policy describing the plugin's local-only data handling.
- Explicit support links and publisher contact information.
- Publisher email in the Agent Plugins manifest.
Changed
- Clarified hosted and local Xcode validation coverage.
The complete GitHub Actions validation matrix is green for this release.
0.1.2
This patch release fixes the validation pipeline discovered immediately after publishing 0.1.1.
Fixed
- Made SDK regression checks adapt to the selected Xcode generation.
- Made qualified symbol tests compatible with both Xcode 26 and Xcode 27 SDK layouts.
- Resolved all shellcheck findings in the bundled scripts and documentation checker.
- Changed the preview SDK job to track the latest Xcode available on GitHub's hosted macOS runner.
Verification
- Agent Plugins and Agent Skills validation
- Platform-independent regression tests
- Shellcheck
- Xcode 26 SDK and documentation examples
- Latest hosted Xcode SDK and documentation examples
0.1.1
This release improves reliability, compatibility checks, and the getting-started experience.
Fixed
- Corrected tool error handling to use
LanguageModelSession.ToolCallError. - Fixed SDK lookup for top-level declarations and declarations with inline Swift attributes.
- Made SDK and Swift input paths with spaces safe.
Changed
- Reworked the README around installation, real usage examples, and copyable prompts.
- Clarified runtime compatibility, security, and fallback error handling.
- Added behavioral script tests and explicit Xcode 26/27 CI coverage.
0.1.0
Initial release of the Foundation Models Agent Plugin.
Included
- Portable Agent Plugins 1.0 manifest and
foundation-modelsskill. - Guidance for Foundation Models APIs across iOS, macOS, visionOS, and watchOS 26–27.
- Local SDK inspection and Swift type-checking helpers.
- Reference guides for guided generation, tools, RAG, streaming, UI, profiles, errors, testing, performance, and ecosystem integrations.