0.7.0

• Load CLI commands on demand, batch local cat reads in one helper, and avoid whole-document allocation for budget-only output.

Added

• Collection item listing supports property and text filters, compact metadata, and opt-in previews.
• craft lib list/get/export reads a remote skill catalog without body previews, validates publication metadata, retrieves selected skills, and exports single-file SKILL.md files without overwriting existing skills.
• Local-first markdown reads: docs get, docs daily, blocks get, and cat serve content from the Craft Desktop PlainTextSearch cache and fall back to the API when the local copy is missing. Reads print (local) or (api) to stderr so stdout stays pipe-clean.
• craft read <id> aliases docs get; Markdown reads support --lines A:B, --head N, --outline, and --budget N with explicit truncation and a shared budget for cat.

Changed

• Expanded remote skill library help and agent manifest with the portable collection contract, setup, authoring and export workflow; bundled the adoption reference with the shipped skill.
• Local markdown output normalizes Craft's empty page heading to the real document title, and keeps the local craftdocs://open deeplinks that resolve cross-space links the API renders as invalid:out_of_scope.
• Backlinks are now opt-in via --links. They always need an API round trip, so reads no longer fetch them by default. --no-links is still accepted as a no-op.
• A markdown read without backlinks is a single API request instead of two; the structured fetch is only made when backlinks need the title.
• Keep Craft Desktop cache authoritative for ordinary reads; use --source api for immediate read-after-write confirmation. Remove persistent local/API equality gating.

Fixed

• Preserve meaningful whitespace in local Markdown; enforce strict local content reads, honor raw/exhaustive flags, and validate daily dates consistently across local and API paths.
• Local docs search returned zero document matches for common terms. The entityType filter now runs in SQL instead of after a LIMIT, so a term like cin finds its documents again.

Read performance goal: common local actions under 100 ms. Craft Desktop owns the read-only cache and synchronization; no additional content mirror. Use --source api for immediate remote confirmation after writes.