v0.0.4

Added

• Pretty markdown rendering on show when stdout is a TTY. lazychat show now detects process.stdout.isTTY and renders through marked-terminal for human readers (colors, code highlighting). On a pipe or redirect the output stays raw markdown so agents and tooling get a deterministic, parseable stream. No new flag, no new verb.
• lazychat --version flag, sourced from package.json.

Changed

• Turn ids replace round numbers. Headers are now ## Turn N (role) with N monotonic across the whole thread (not paired by role). Two (agent) turns in a row are legal. Asymmetric threads no longer require a placeholder turn to advance. CLI status/list report turns instead of rounds (in both text and JSON output).
• lazychat show --since N is gone. --last [N] (default 1) is the new catch-up flag and accepts an optional count, so --last 3 prints the trailing three turns. --round N was renamed to --turn N.
• lazychat reply success message is now role-aware: prints the appended turn id and a one-line lazychat show <file> --last 1 hint targeted at the other side.
• lazychat new prints a "Thread is ready" hint to stderr alongside the path on stdout, suggesting the next lazychat reply invocation.
• Parser is strict: only ## Turn N (role) headers are recognised. Existing files with ## Round N (role) headers still parse (frontmatter and topic are read normally), but the legacy headers no longer match the turn regex, so status and list report turns: 0 and --turn N/--last N see an empty thread. No migration is provided.
• lazychat reply and lazychat converge refuse to write to files that carry legacy ## Round N (role) headers at turn boundaries, with a hint to start a new thread or rewrite the headers manually. This avoids silently producing hybrid files where a fresh ## Turn 1 (role) follows a legacy Round block. A turn body that merely quotes the legacy format inline does not trip the guard.
• examples/2026-04-23T1042-ts-port-open-questions.md: turn headers migrated from ## Round N (role) to ## Turn N (role), ids renumbered monotonically (1–6) so the file parses under the v0.0.4 strict regex. Body text untouched.
• examples/2026-04-16T1811-cli-packaging.md and examples/2026-04-21T1034-templates-and-skill.md: moved to examples/legacy/ with a README. They predate the canonical turn-header format and only parse partially (frontmatter and topic), with 0 turns.