zero v0.1.2-preview.1: agent status snapshots

Agent status snapshots

zero status shows active agents and their latest observed briefs. Use --all
to include paused and inactive agents, or --agent EXACT-SLUG for schedule,
source counts, pending suggestions, and visible research/discovery progress.

zero status
zero status --agent EXACT-AGENT-SLUG --usage
zero status --json
zero status --out ./status.json

• JSON uses the standard zero/v1 envelope with a zero/status/v1 snapshot.
• File exports are atomic, owner-only, and never overwrite existing files.
• Partial snapshots retain useful data and return exit 1. Unknown progress is
  not reported as completed or healthy.
• The overview defaults to 10 selected agents. Provider inventory and accounting
  pagination limits remain explicit.
• Brief titles now support the current styled-div markup as well as headings.

Verified with 21 command-boundary tests, including an installed CLI fixture
workflow, plus live read-only overview/detail, usage, and JSON-file checks using
the macOS bundle outside the repository. No paid research was triggered.

Download the Apple Silicon archive and SHA256SUMS together, verify the checksum,
and keep the extracted folder intact. The archive includes its runtime.
This is an unsigned, unnotarized developer preview of an unofficial client.
See the README for login, installation, and provider limitations.

zero v0.1.1-preview.1 — usage summaries

Usage summaries now work directly through saved-session HTTP reads.

• Run zero usage for this month's personal-account usage and billing information.
• Add --agent EXACT-AGENT-SLUG for provider totals, average run cost and a schedule-based 30-day estimate.
• Use --since 7d, --details, --json or --out ./usage.json to control dates and output.
• Fix accounting rows identified by workflow UUIDs. Keep the existing usage list defaults and row fields.

Account subtotals cover observed initial rows, not the entire bill. Row coverage, unknown amounts and estimate assumptions are explicit. Trial billing is verified; other billing layouts retain reported text and leave unsupported fields unknown.

Validation: all 20 command-boundary tests passed. The macOS bundle was exercised outside the checkout against authenticated, read-only account and agent usage, including protected JSON export. Normal usage commands do not open a browser.

Download the Apple Silicon archive and SHA256SUMS together, verify the checksum, and keep the extracted folder intact. This remains an unsigned developer preview with its own Node runtime; no npm install is needed.

zero v0.1.0-preview.1 — macOS Apple Silicon

zero v0.1.0-preview.1

First public preview of the unofficial ZeroNoise CLI for macOS Apple Silicon.

Download both assets, then run:

shasum -a 256 -c SHA256SUMS
tar -xzf zero-macos-arm64.tar.gz
./zero-macos-arm64/zero --help

The archive includes Node.js and dependency licenses. No npm installation is
required. Keep the extracted folder together. An existing ZeroNoise account is
required; see the README for the explicit Chrome login flow.

Pull cited briefs and reachable documents into files, curate sources, configure
agents, and inspect or submit approved research operations. Writes require explicit
apply; operations that may incur charges also require usage consent.

This is independently developed and not endorsed by ZeroNoise. It uses observed
web-app behavior, which may change. The macOS executable is unsigned and not
notarized; Intel Macs are not verified. Partial evidence, unresolved imports and
unknown operation outcomes remain explicit. Standalone sync has no durable
completion query, and generation availability depends on the provider UI.

Verification: 20 command-boundary tests passed on the clean source snapshot.
The rebuilt archive passed help and capability checks without Node on PATH.
Live acceptance covered fresh CLI-session login, agent edits and lifecycle,
source curation, pull and resume. The last generation run showed progress but
did not establish completion. See docs/status.md for the full limits.

MIT licensed CLI code; dependency licenses and ZeroNoise branding rights remain
with their respective owners.