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Added
The VS Code-compatible extension salan70.docbridge is published on Visual
Studio Marketplace.
Packaged user docs now cover linking workflow and semantic link review
(docbridge docs show linking-workflow, docbridge docs show link-review),
plus supported and unsupported @doc declaration forms, the heading-anchor
algorithm, and named link-authoring diagnostic codes.
Human-readable docbridge check output ends with a pointer to docbridge docs show troubleshooting. check --json is unchanged.
Changed
docbridge init and docbridge init-with-agent install one skill, docbridge, instead of the five companion skills. The skill routes adopt,
discover-and-link, annotate, review, and sync work; facts about the binary
come from docbridge docs show.
Fixed
just package-vsix bundles vscode-languageclient into the editor client.
Packaging with --no-dependencies previously omitted the module, so the
installed VSIX failed to activate.
docs/user/annotations.md no longer claims GitHub-style numeric suffixes for
duplicate headings. Duplicate anchors in one file are duplicate_doc_anchor.
Upgrading
Existing installs keep the five legacy skill directories
(docbridge-adopt, docbridge-annotate, docbridge-link, docbridge-review, docbridge-sync) until docbridge init --force is run.
Review locally edited copies first. Symlinked skill directories are reported
and left untouched.