v0.0.23

(its body folds into the surrounding prose), and any ellipsis-only heading is
caught by the validator — so a placeholder can neither ship nor fail a run.

• Style-calibration echo is removed. A small model sometimes reproduces the
  tone example (or the user's own templates) as body text; any paragraph copied
  verbatim from the calibration block is now stripped from the draft.
• One source of truth for the house rules. The writing and review prompts
  share a single houseStyleRules block instead of two near-duplicate lists,
  and the structural markers the validator checks for (# , ## , the post-lead
  aside, the executive-summary label) live in internal/rules, with a test that
  keeps the skeleton in sync.

0.0.10 - 2026-07-21

Changed

• Parallel claim extraction on Ollama. Sections are now mined two at a time
  against the local server (previously one at a time). On a single small GPU one
  request does not saturate the hardware, so with the server started at
  OLLAMA_NUM_PARALLEL=2 two extractions run at ~1.8× the throughput of one; a
  server pinned to one slot simply queues the second, so it is safe either way.
  On a real 12-section paper this cut extraction from ~825s to ~645s. Capped at
  two for Ollama (override with DRAFT_EXTRACT_CONCURRENCY).

Fixed

• Opening-thesis placeholder no longer leaks or fails a run. The skeleton's
  bold thesis was a concrete label ("Opening thesis paragraph.") that a literal
  model copied verbatim; on a dense paper this tripped the placeholder check and
  burned the whole retry budget. The label is gone from the skeleton, and
  post-processing now strips both a copied label (keeping any real thesis after
  it) and a bare unfilled **...** line. Combined with the above, a real
  12-section paper now drafts in ~817s (down from ~1330s) and passes on the first
  attempt.

0.0.9 - 2026-07-21

Fixed

• Skeleton placeholder no longer leaks into drafts. The output skeleton used
  a concrete-looking heading ("First analytical section") that an obedient local
  model copied verbatim instead of replacing. The skeleton now uses a neutral
  placeholder, the writing prompt explicitly says to replace placeholders with
  specific headings, and the validator rejects any unfilled placeholder (a "..."
  heading or a leaked thesis marker) as a safety net. gemma now writes real,
  descriptive section headings.

0.0.8 - 2026-07-21

Changed

• Offline drafting is roughly 4× faster. On a measured 8 GB machine a
  two-section source went from ~474s to ~116s end to end, with the draft passing
  the house rules on the first attempt instead of after retries. The gains come
  from three changes below; none reduce grounding.
• Single Ollama model. Writing now defaults to gemma3:4b (the model already
  used for extraction), so a memory-constrained server no longer swaps a second
  4B model in and out between phases. gemma also keeps to the word budget and does
  not leak planning text into the article, which qwen3:4b did. qwen3:4b is no
  longer used by default; the separate experimental qwen session provider is
  unaffected.

Added

• Claim-scaled length budget. The target word count and the Ollama
  output-token cap are derived from the number of verified claims, so a thin
  ledger yields a short, fully-grounded draft rather than a padded one. A draft
  truncated at the cap is closed by trimming to its last complete sentence.
• Deterministic style repair. Banned cliché words and phrases are swapped for
  neutral, in-style equivalents in place (internal/rules.StyleReplacements),
  removing the most common reason an otherwise-clean local draft needed a full,
  slow regeneration.
• keep_alive on Ollama requests and a documented 8 GB server profile
  (flash attention + quantised KV cache) in the README — the single biggest
  offline speed-up, taking a cold run from minutes to under two.

0.0.7 - 2026-07-21

Changed

• cursor-agent promoted to a verified (stable) provider after an end-to-end
  check. Its invocation now passes --force to clear the directory-trust prompt
  that otherwise blocks non-interactive runs. Stable providers are now claude,
  copilot, codex, grok, agy, and cursor-agent.

0.0.6 - 2026-07-21

Changed

• Replaced the gemini provider with agy (Google Antigravity, the
  successor CLI), and promoted it to a verified (stable) provider after an
  end-to-end check. Stable providers are now claude, copilot, codex, grok, agy.

0.0.5 - 2026-07-21

Added

• Windows support. The CI test matrix now covers Windows alongside Ubuntu
  and macOS, and releases ship Windows binaries (amd64 + arm64, as .zip). PDF,
  Markdown, and text sources work on all three platforms; DOCX remains
  macOS-only (textutil).

Changed

• Made the runTool tests portable (use go instead of the echo/false
  shell builtins) so the suite passes on Windows.

0.0.4 - 2026-07-20

Changed

• grok promoted to a verified (stable) provider after an end-to-end check
  (clean, grounded 1.1k-word draft). Stable providers are now claude, copilot,
  codex, and grok.

0.0.3 - 2026-07-19

Added

• Parallel claim extraction. On a session provider, sections are mined
  concurrently (configurable via DRAFT_EXTRACT_CONCURRENCY, default 4); Ollama
  stays sequential. A failed worker retries down the fallback chain.
• Live streaming preview. The Claude backend now uses the stream-json
  event format, forwarding token deltas as they arrive instead of one jump.
• Review mode. --review <draft.md> enhances an existing draft with
  surgical find/replace edits grounded in the sources — validated for
  uniqueness and non-overlap, and re-checked against the house rules.
• Cancellation of in-flight work when the TUI quits or --print is
  interrupted (signal-aware context).
• Experimental provider gating. Only claude, copilot, and codex are
  verified end to end and used by auto mode; the rest need --experimental.

Changed

• codex promoted to a verified (stable) provider after end-to-end checks.
• Removed the previously-dead surgical-edit code by wiring it into --review.
• DOCX extraction returns a clear "requires macOS" error off Darwin.

Tooling

• GitHub Actions pinned to commit SHAs; ubuntu + macOS test matrix; full REUSE
  3.3 compliance with a reuse CI gate; GoReleaser release workflow attaching
  darwin/linux (amd64/arm64) binaries on tag push.

0.0.2 - 2026-07-19

Added

• Multi-provider session engines. In auto mode draft now drives the
  first installed token-free coding-agent CLI — Claude, Codex, Gemini, Copilot,
  Cursor, Amp, Crush, Goose, Grok, or Qwen — through its own logged-in session.
  Force one with --engine <name>; override the model with --model.
• Engine fallback chain. A failed session call advances along the chain and
  finally to Ollama, so a queue works online, offline, or across a change in
  connectivity — each job re-selects its engine independently.
• --keep-artifacts. A successful run now leaves only the finished article
  in the dated folder; the scratch claim ledger is removed unless this flag is
  set.
• --print headless mode, examples/ with three runnable, network-free
  demos, benchmarks for the hot paths, and godoc examples.
• Test coverage raised to ≥95% of app/library statements, including the
  session backends (faked via the TestHelperProcess pattern).
• Cancellation. A signal-aware context is threaded through the run; quitting
  the TUI or Ctrl+C in --print terminates any in-flight provider subprocess or
  Ollama request instead of orphaning it.
• Experimental provider gating. Only claude and copilot are verified end
  to end and used by auto mode; the rest are marked experimental and require
  --experimental (or --engine <name>), so the breadth claim stays honest.

Changed

• DOCX extraction now returns a clear "requires macOS" error off Darwin instead
  of a confusing missing-command failure.
• Removed the unwired surgical-review prompt (prompt.Review) and its dead
  helpers rather than shipping unused code.
• Documented the agent auto-approve trust surface in the README security notes.

Fixed

• Header no longer bleeds. The status line is fitted to the terminal width
  and hard-clipped, dropping the tagline then the model/word-range as space
  shrinks.
• Logo renders the Kenaz rune with a bright wordmark.
• Progress bar shows an explicit percentage.
• .golangci.yml migrated to the v2 schema; make lint runs clean.
• Truncation check decodes the final rune, so a draft ending in a smart quote or
  ellipsis is no longer flagged as truncated.

0.0.1 - 2026-07-19

Added

• Initial release: a Bubble Tea CLI that turns research PDFs into grounded,
  body-only Markdown drafts, writing with Claude via the active CLI session when
  online and a local Ollama model when offline, grounded by a verified claim
  ledger.