v0.6.0

What Changed

• Added guardrails for the legacy sales_report JSON payload: pima report get sales_report now fails with an actionable metrics sales replacement instead of returning the scaffold-only report payload.
• MCP pima_report applies the same sales_report guard so agents are steered to pima_sales_summary for sales totals.

Verification

• npm run prepack
• npm run lint:skills
• isolated npm test
• npm pack dry-run with temp cache
• npm registry verified latest: 0.6.0

v0.5.0

What's new

• Add pima update to install the latest published CLI with npm install -g @pima-io/cli@latest.
• Add pima update --dry-run so agents and users can inspect the exact install command before running it.
• Document update flow in the README and bundled getting-started skill.

Validation

• npm run build
• npm run lint:skills
• npm test
• npm --cache /private/tmp/pima-cli-npm-cache pack --dry-run
• ./bin/dev.js update --dry-run
• npm registry verified: latest is 0.5.0.

v0.4.0

What's new

• Added pima questions, a first-class command for example business questions and optimized command mappings.
• Added --match, --category, and --json output for agent-friendly question discovery.
• Added the MCP pima_question_catalog tool so agents can call the catalog before sales, product, team, inventory, routing, audit, and compound metric questions.
• Added post-login and skill-listing hints that point agents toward pima questions, pima skill getting-started, and pima skill --all.

Verification

• npm run prepack
• npm run lint:skills
• npm test
• pima questions --match "who sold tshirts"
• npm pack --dry-run

v0.3.1

Changes

• Adds OAuth refresh-token support for CLI device-flow sessions.
• Refreshes stored tokens before expiry and retries once after a 401 response.
• Updates pima auth status to report whether the current session is refreshable.

Server compatibility

PIMA production now issues refresh tokens for new CLI device-flow logins. Existing sessions minted before the server deploy need one fresh pima auth login; after that, the CLI can keep the session alive automatically.