WeaveMark 0.9.1

Added

• Semantic @package instructions: application with reusable and inline
  instruction composition, canonical @{output} context, and a reusable
  internal promplet-application runtime.
• Explicit --open support for opening successfully packaged artifacts after
  execution.
• Module-owned default @bind implementations. Importing a module selects its
  defaults as metadata, local bindings override them, and runtime protection
  remains authoritative before Python execution.
• A flagship VALE3 market-learning workflow with reusable finance capabilities,
  a grounded Markdown report, execution trace, and responsive standalone HTML
  dashboard.
• Consent-first GA4 documentation analytics with persistent preferences and
  advertising signals disabled.

Changed

• Renamed the misleading semantic-package parameter from template: to
  instructions: as a clean language break.
• Replaced the executable tool-binding tutorial with an end-to-end market-report
  tutorial and promoted the market workflow into the home-page hero examples.
• Moved reusable market-research definitions and their reviewed default adapter
  into the finance domain module.

Fixed

• Filtered unrelated market-search results and restricted official-context
  evidence to company-owned domains.
• Hardened generated dashboard instructions against narrow-viewport overflow
  and preserved evidence, currency, source, accessibility, print, and security
  constraints.
• Made CI/release validation install the declared example dependencies and
  validate maintained LFS images whether checkout content is hydrated or a
  pointer.

WeaveMark 0.9.0

Added

• Markdown-native <!-- ... --> author comments, stripped before WeaveMark
  parsing while remaining literal inside inline and fenced code.
• Language 0.9 source references: block and inline @reference, Claude-style
  @path shorthand, compiler-only or retained context, recursive resolution,
  provenance metadata, and deterministic Reference Appendices.
• Tag-triggered PyPI Trusted Publishing and GitHub release automation, guarded
  by synchronized version and finalized-changelog validation.
• JSON, YAML, and YML input-variable files with strict object and duplicate-key
  validation.
• Repository-wide Markdown rendering and local-link hygiene checks.
• A safe, idempotent local installer for the bundled VS Code extension, with
  VS Code/Insiders/VSCodium detection, atomic copy or development-link modes,
  conflict protection, verification, and uninstall support.

Changed

• The current WeaveMark language version is 0.9.
• Executable promplets now carry their normal engine semantics entirely in
  @execute; redundant catalog runtime sidecars were removed.
• Runtime config is reserved for explicit provider, policy, and host overrides.
  Promplet input data belongs in --vars-file or --var.
• The programming library now focuses on the maintained local-first
  TypeScript/Next.js/Prisma/SQLite stack. Unsupported Rust/Bevy, Android/Kotlin,
  PostgreSQL, and generic SaaS fragments and their niche catalog examples were
  removed.
• The passive-income software example is now a local-first planning dashboard.
• Added a news intelligence board that reuses the workflow-board module family
  for durable event memory and material-update deduplication.
• Removed unused generic writing and product-metaphor fragments while retaining
  the decision, teaching, release, game-design, and work-intelligence layers
  exercised by controlled studies.
• Moved the household financial-resilience lens into the finance domain and made
  the news board reuse the study-backed topic-intelligence monitor.
• Generalized notifications beyond their former finance-specific examples,
  added finance-safety boundaries to CompoundVision, and repaired controlled
  game-study sources that referenced removed programming fragments.
• The recurring news/events monitor now runs through the regular
  weavemark ... --run path. Its promplet owns query planning, source
  selection, crawling, ranking, deduplication, history comparison, and
  synthesis; Python is limited to thin search/news/crawl bindings.
• Single-call executables can now run matching @tool/@bind implementations
  natively with explicit iteration and total tool-call budgets.
• @embed folder: loads a bounded folder of Markdown reports, enabling
  @summarize-based memory for recurring workflows.
• Reflection-engine runtime values are no longer misclassified as missing user
  inputs during batch preflight.
• Compiler binding metadata is canonicalized across valid wire-name variants,
  and one bounded protocol-repair retry handles malformed semantic-compiler JSON.
• Markdown persistence normalizes trailing whitespace across CLI, Python, and
  collaborative example artifacts.

Fixed

• Tutorial snippets no longer present Markdown # headings as WeaveMark
  comments.
• GitHub README rendering around Quickstart protections and command examples.
• Nested Markdown fences in generated execution traces.
• Ambiguous short names for public library targets and stale pre-module paths in
  catalog notes.
• Broken comic reference-image paths and Python examples that depended on a
  sibling source checkout instead of installed dependencies.
• Dashboard guidance now prioritizes decisions, evidence, freshness, quiet and
  attention states, and error/offline behavior rather than generic chart density.

WeaveMark 0.8.0

Initial public WeaveMark release.

Highlights:

• hybrid structural and LLM-based promplet compilation
• bundled reusable promplet library and execution engines
• experimental protection boundaries and configurable debug logging
• optional provenance manifests, full-call recording, and strict offline replay
• Python API, CLI/TUI, VS Code extension, tutorials, examples, and studies
• verified Git LFS showcase assets and clean-wheel installation

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/weavemark/0.8.0/