v1.1.0

Changed

• Polars 0.53 → 0.55. Along the way: rusqlite 0.41, crossterm 0.29, rust_xlsxwriter 0.102,
  jaq-std 3.0.4.

Fixed

• The API documentation on docs.rs builds again. It failed twice over: Polars 0.53 turns
  on nightly-only code under the nightly compiler docs.rs uses, and that code no longer
  compiles there; and compiling the bundled DuckDB ran past docs.rs's memory limit, so the
  docs are now built without it.

v1.0.0

Breaking

qrow 1.0.0 is the first release of qrow, which continues tuitab. The engine is the same,
developed further under a new name. tuitab stays available at 0.11.1 on every channel as a
separate product and gets no further releases; the two install side by side. From here the
versions follow 1.{update}.{patch}: a feature update raises the middle number, a fix the last.

• The crate is qrow and the commands are qrow and its short alias qrw (tuitab's
  ttab also collided with mklement0/ttab, a macOS tool). The aliases feature builds
  qrw; cargo binstall qrow installs qrow alone.
• The MCP server reports itself as qrow, and its tools are qrow_inspect,
  qrow_query, qrow_describe, qrow_jq, qrow_calc, qrow_write and
  qrow_write_apply. Register it — claude mcp add -s user qrow -- qrow --mcp, adding
  --mcp-write if you want writes — and rename permission rules:
  mcp__tuitab__tuitab_query becomes mcp__qrow__qrow_query, mcp__tuitab becomes
  mcp__qrow.
• The repository is denisotree/qrow and the site
  qrow.dev. denisotree/tuitab
  keeps tuitab 0.11.1 and earlier.
• Packages: crates.io qrow; Homebrew brew install denisotree/qrow/qrow (its own tap);
  AUR qrow and qrow-bin; APT at https://qrow.dev/apt with the key qrow.gpg. None
  of them touches tuitab — install qrow side by side, and remove tuitab when you want.

Fixed

• The MCP descriptions of the write tools no longer carry runs of spaces.
• The MCP guide said the server offers four tools, or six with --mcp-write; it offers
  five, or seven.
• SECURITY.md said qrow has no server component; it describes the MCP server now.