v1.6.0

1.6.0 — 2026-11-05

MaterialCraft and TextureCraft join the catalog, the probe applies the MCP
2026-07-28 tool rules, Storytold gets its own icon, and all thirteen existing
cards are rechecked. No new architecture, and no pin moves in this release.

Neither new app has run anywhere yet, and no Craft binary has been probed under
the new tool rules. Their six archives have no Sigstore bundle until the next
release-workflow run, so until then a real setup --all on Linux or Windows
installs the thirteen signed apps and stops at MaterialCraft without
--trust-upstream-sums.

• Plugin icon: an original Storytold mark (an open book with a bookmark) in
  assets/, set in the Claude manifest (icon) and the Codex extension
  (composerIcon, logo, brandColor), with a check that each path is a PNG the
  plugin ships.
• Probe: discovery and stored evidence now apply the MCP 2026-07-28 Tool rules
  the SDK leaves to its client: type: "object" at the inputSchema root, and an
  outputSchema that is a JSON Schema object. A source audit found all fifteen
  apps conform. The synthetic fixture's tools take the full 2026-07-28 shape, and
  make test-sdk proves their metadata survives the SDK.
• Cards: all thirteen rechecked at their November 5 releases, covering the moves
  of pull requests #13 to #16 as well, with the findings in the source ledger.
  No launch or smoke tool changed. FigCraft gained wait_for_changes and PdfCraft
  ten tools; EffectCraft confines footage more strictly, GridCraft stores macros
  behind an approval, WordCraft adds language packs; PhotoCraft and DesignCraft
  bundle their CLI in the macOS app.
• Catalog: MaterialCraft 0.1.2 and TextureCraft 0.3.2 join as the fourteenth and
  fifteenth native apps, both launched with read/write roots, with app cards,
  acceptance scenarios and a material-to-texture handoff guide. Their manifest
  rows are seeded from upstream metadata; the next release-workflow run signs
  the six archives and runs them for the first time. Until then setup refuses
  them on Linux and Windows without --trust-upstream-sums, and on macOS it
  relies on notarization alone.
• Craft Anything is left out of the catalog by decision (see ADR-001), and the
  other Craft repositories that ship no MCP CLI or no release are recorded there.