v0.7.1

[0.7.1] - 2026-05-26

0.7.1 standardizes the CLI grammar (a breaking flip to verb-first) and makes every command atomic. On top of that: renegotiation got proper primitives — counter and a negotiated retract — and turns now deliver as coherent batches. Most of it came out of the e2e trials.

Added

• brackish counter <noun> <id> --file <f> --rationale "<why>" — atomically rejects the peer's current proposed version and proposes your replacement in one transaction (no rejected-with-no-counter window). Replaces the manual reject-then-propose two-step, and reads in the log as a counter rather than a refusal.
• brackish accept <noun> --target … --include-dependencies — opt-in: also accepts the still-proposed schemas the targets $ref (transitive closure), in the same atomic batch. Default off; without it, accepting an endpoint whose schema isn't accepted yet is refused with accept_orphans_ref, which names the missing schema and how to accept it.
• brackish deliver <doc> + turn-delivery model. Your events (proposes/accepts/rejects/retractions/messages) are held until you deliver them, then surface to the peer's read/inbox/wait as one batch. nap/wait imply deliver; your own moves still show in status immediately. (events.delivered_at column; migration backfills existing events as delivered.)

Changed

• BREAKING: the CLI is verb-first — brackish <verb> <noun> [identity] (accept endpoint GET /users, not endpoint accept). The document is the --doc option (defaults to the sole doc), no longer a positional. propose is file-only (--file; the inline field/response/security builders are gone). --version/--expected-version → --rev/--expected-rev. propose-batch <doc> --manifest → propose --manifest. Variadic accept <doc> A B C → accept <noun> --target A --target B. Standalone convention lint removed (propose --manifest pre-flight + validate cover it).
• Every command is atomic — all-or-nothing. Batch accept now commits the whole set in one server transaction (was a client-side loop that could leave a partial accept); a mutually-referencing set accepts together, and any failure rolls back with nothing written. propose --manifest and counter likewise.
• retract is now a negotiated propose/accept lifecycle under the retraction noun. brackish propose retraction --endpoint X --schema Y --rationale "<why>" opens a grouped removal; the peer accepts it (tombstoned atomically, validated fully-valid-after) or rejects it. Verb-first: propose | accept | reject | withdraw | list retraction. New retractions table + retraction_* events. Breaking vs 0.6.1's unilateral retract (which removed immediately).
• brackish read infers the sole document when <doc> is omitted (matching status), and no longer truncates rejection/acceptance reasons or deltas.
• brackish install no longer wires a UserPromptSubmit hook — skill (+ optional --permission) only; the foreground status/nap loop is the sync model. activate/deactivate are no-ops for now.