Skill Recorder v0.2.0
Skill Recorder v0.2.0
This is a source-only release. No prebuilt application, installer, or
portable binary is attached. GitHub provides the tagged source archives, and
the commands below build the exact release commit locally.
Highlights
- Fixes source installation on Windows PowerShell 5.1 by using compatible
native architecture detection and Node.js release selection. - The complete source installer now runs in CI under Windows PowerShell 5.1 on
both Windows x64 and ARM64. - Replaces separate skill inputs with editable inline value pills.
- Makes automation export deterministic and checks for unresolved value tokens.
- Keeps captured native tools as read-only annotations in the review UI.
The macOS and Ubuntu installer was not affected by the v0.1.0 Windows issue.
Release identity
- Tag:
v0.2.0 - Commit:
14c54d0a26e55c02e146c3b03c4d4bd717538293
Installer script SHA-256 values:
873b9601e998b710e9db455e60e455ea57e34c3470c75c9bbcfc34058343dcae install.ps1
5e3fc341df54ad2a112a95432a65c2b4dd4e1e72f8c2291838d796278783c475 install.sh
Install from the exact release
Windows PowerShell:
$commit="14c54d0a26e55c02e146c3b03c4d4bd717538293"; $env:SKILL_RECORDER_COMMIT=$commit; irm "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/skill-recorder/$commit/install.ps1" | iexmacOS or Ubuntu:
commit="14c54d0a26e55c02e146c3b03c4d4bd717538293"; curl -fsSL "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/microsoft/skill-recorder/$commit/install.sh" | SKILL_RECORDER_COMMIT="$commit" bashThe safer procedure is to download and inspect the script, verify its SHA-256
against the values above, and only then execute it. See the immutable
installation guide.
The source installers do not require administrator access or a global Node.js
or Copilot CLI installation. GitHub Copilot authentication, entitlement, and
network access are required.
Licensing boundary
The MIT license covers Skill Recorder's own code. Third-party components remain
under their respective licenses and notices. The source installers retain the
applicable legal materials in the local installation. A locally assembled
application is for local execution only and must not be redistributed as a
release artifact.
Maintainers should follow the immutable
release runbook
before publishing later versions or any binary artifact.