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cc-research 1.1.0: citation styles, TodoWrite progress, quality upgrades

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@richer-richard richer-richard released this 21 May 15:11
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v1.1.0
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Three capabilities over the 1.0.0 multi-agent research loop, preserving the durable substrate (per-strand .jsonl evidence, [#id] citations, the Stop-hook audit, the budget rails). Both front-ends stay in sync through the shared plugin/ core.

Citation styles

Pick inline (default), mla, apa, or chicago for the report's reference section. The plugin asks once at Scope via AskUserQuestion (recorded in meta.json as citation_style); the SDK takes --citation-style. The in-body [#id] sigil and the Stop-hook audit are unchanged; only the reference heading/format changes (## Sources / ## Works Cited / ## References / ## Bibliography), with the quality-tier annotation kept for inline. Source rows gain author plus optional container/site_name.

TodoWrite live progress

The orchestrator keeps a TodoWrite list (one todo per phase plus one per strand), flipped as researchers return and rebuilt from disk on resume, alongside the existing prose narration.

Quality upgrades

A Frame step (one orienting search to a shared framing fact passed to every researcher), up to 2 flagged adjacent in-source facts per researcher, forward-looking synthesis via an outlook strand, and a recency self-check before synthesis.

Upgrade

  • Plugin: run /plugin marketplace update, then it resolves to 1.1.0.
  • SDK: pipx install --force "git+https://github.com/richer-richard/cc-research.git#subdirectory=sdk".

See CHANGELOG.md for the full entry.