v0.7.0

Added

• absorb <ref> claims an unmanaged lobe item (a hand-written skill/agent/rule)
  into a version-controlled source: it moves the item out of the lobe, commits
  it, melds the source if needed, and learns it as a managed item. The
  destination resolves from --to, then MIND_ABSORB_TO, then the absorb_to
  config key, and falls back to a built-in ~/.mind/personal (git-init on
  demand). The inverse of forget --unmanaged.
• dump writes a super-source mind.toml reproducing the current melded and
  installed state: each source is referenced by spec, pinned to its recorded
  commit, and stamped with an install directive (install = true/false or
  install_items = [...] for a subset). --whole-sources emits every source as
  install = true.
• forget --unmanaged scopes forget to unmanaged lobe items: a glob removes
  every match, an exact kind:name removes one, and no ref removes all
  unmanaged across lobes. Managed items are never matched.
• requires: frontmatter key declares explicit intra-source dependencies
  (whitespace-separated kind:name/bare names), unioned with the {{ns:}}
  derived edges. Unlike a token, it is metadata and is not rewritten into the
  item body.
• A dependency graph over installed items, surfaced across the verbs: forget
  warns when removal breaks a dependent's reference (no cascade); recall --tree
  renders the installed items as a dependency forest and recall <item> --tree
  scopes to one subtree; the non-interactive probe listing nests each item's
  transitive dependencies, with probe --json adding a flat dependencies
  adjacency field; the TUI expands an item to its dependency subtree and jumps to
  a dependency's canonical line on Enter.
• recall --tree --json emits the installed dependency forest as nested JSON
  ({"key": ..., "dependencies": [...]}, cycle back-edges as {"key": ..., "cycle": true}).
• A [discover].sources entry may set install_items = ["kind:name", ...] to
  install only a named subset of a nested source's items.
• A [discover].sources entry may carry follow-branch, roots, and
  [[discover.sources.hooks]] to support an un-onboarded nested source without
  forking it. The curator-supplied values apply only when the nested source
  ships no mind.toml of its own.
• Documentation pages for the interactive TUI, managed policy, tooling (the
  tool kind and path tokens), namespacing, dependencies, unmanaged items, and
  init-source, plus the global flags, the color/Unicode gate, exit-status
  semantics, the on-disk layout, and troubleshooting.

Changed

• recall marks an installed-but-out-of-date item with a distinct left-edge
  marker (↑ in yellow, ASCII ^) instead of the installed ✓/+, so the
  stale state is visible from the marker alone.
• A nested [discover].sources pin directive (follow-branch, pin-tag, or
  pin-ref) is authoritative: it overrides the nested source's own [source]
  pin, ranking just below a consumer meld flag.
• absorb is transactional: a commit, meld, or learn failure restores the
  original lobe entry and leaves the manifest unchanged. absorb and forget
  refuse a destructive confirmation in --json mode without --yes rather than
  proceeding silently.

Security

• Pin and ref values are validated at parse time: a value beginning with - (or
  containing whitespace, .., or control characters) is rejected, and git fetch invocations use a -- terminator. This prevents an untrusted cloned
  mind.toml pin or a --follow-branch/--pin-tag/--pin-ref flag from
  injecting git options.