Trail Atlas 0.1.2

This release makes the README and command help easier to follow.

• The README starts with a complete example of saving and reading a record, including the expected result.
• Record, material mark and revision are explained before the instructions that use them.
• Each command's help explains its fields, gives a complete example and describes recovery after conflicts or uncertain results.
• The top-level help is a shorter command menu. Pip installation comes first.

Install or upgrade:

pip install --upgrade trail-atlas==0.1.2
tatlas --help

Command flags and the record storage format are unchanged. Packages cover Linux x86_64 and ARM64, macOS Intel and Apple silicon, and Windows x86_64. See the README for minimum platform versions. The attached SHA256SUMS lists the release artifact checksums.

Changes since 0.1.0.

Trail Atlas 0.1.0

Trail Atlas 0.1.0 is the first PyPI release of the local Rust CLI for recording how people and agents interact with learning materials. Records preserve explicit actors and statements. Focus and Later are independent marks on material references.

Install the trail-atlas package to get the tatlas command:

uv tool install trail-atlas
tatlas --help

You can also use python -m pip install trail-atlas in a virtual environment, or uvx --from trail-atlas tatlas --help for one run.

Prebuilt wheels support Linux with glibc 2.28 or newer on x86_64 and ARM64, macOS 13 or newer on Intel and Apple silicon, and Windows x86_64. Installing a matching wheel needs no Rust toolchain. A source archive is included.

All five platforms passed the release checks, including pip, uv tool and uvx installation probes. The six attached distributions match the files published to PyPI. SHA256SUMS covers every attached wheel and the source archive.

See the README at v0.1.0 for examples, storage behavior and recovery rules.