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v0.5.0 (2026-07-12)

This release is published under the MIT License.

Documentation

  • openspec: Demo-stack and playground-ui-parity change specs (25064fb)

add-demo-stack-and-playground: proposal/design/tasks/specs for the containerized mcp-chat-client image, the playground and openapi-docs Next.js apps, and the docker-compose wiring — written and approved before implementation per standing AI-DLC process, all bolts now implemented and verified (see tasks.md evidence).

fix-playground-ui-parity: two rounds of owner UAT correction on the playground's look and feel (industry-standard match colors, sticky submit, missing cover letter/copy-to-clipboard, then a full privacyshield-template-parity pass — nav rail, fonts, contrast) — both logged and implemented same-day per owner direction.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com

  • readme: Document the demo stack, REST endpoints, env vars, cover-letter templates (70bac56)

  • Related repos: trimmed to mcp-chat-client (runtime dependency) and
    ai-dlc (the methodology deck this repo's whole openspec workflow
    follows) — privacyshield/ai-agents/templrgo were design-lineage notes
    that had served their purpose and just added noise

  • New REST endpoints table (backend + agent service), Key environment
    variables table, and Cover letter templates section (default path,
    placeholders, and the TEMPLATES_DIR override — verified against
    prompts.py's actual render() function, not assumed)

  • Quick start gained the docker compose up -d demo-stack block

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com

Features

  • compose: Wire playground, openapi-docs, and chat-demo into the demo stack (dd7515e)

docker compose up -d now brings up the full self-contained demo: the backend API, the containerized mcp-chat-client demo page, the playground, and the branded OpenAPI docs — each on its own port, chosen to avoid collisions with this machine's other locally-running compose projects.

Also pins platform: linux/amd64 and pull_policy: missing on every image+build service (api, cli, chat-demo). These images are published amd64-only; without the pin, Compose can't resolve an arm64 manifest on Apple Silicon and silently falls back to a local build instead of saying why — confirmed via docker compose pull, which surfaces the real reason plainly (a genuine architecture mismatch for agent-job-matcher's own image; a still-private GHCR package, pending a one-time manual visibility change, for mcp-chat-client's).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com

  • openapi-docs: Add branded Next.js OpenAPI reference app (531497d)

A second, separate Next.js app (its own port, not a tab inside the playground) rendering the backend's live OpenAPI document through Scalar, themed with the same Slack-purple accent as the rest of the demo suite. app/route.ts fetches /openapi.json server-side on every request and inlines it via Scalar's content field rather than url, so the browser never needs direct network access to the backend — only this app's own origin, which matters inside the compose network where the backend's address isn't browser-reachable. Additive to FastAPI's built-in /docs, not a replacement.

Also force-adds playground/.env.example and openapi-docs/.env.example, both silently dropped from the prior playground commit by create-next-app's default .env* gitignore pattern — they're plain non-secret templates (just API_URL) matching the root repo's own tracked .env.example convention.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com

  • playground: Add Next.js playground for visual, evidence-grounded fit reports (624dcba)

Resume upload + one-to-many job links on the left, a compact Grafana/ PowerBI-styled accordion of scored report cards on the right — a non-chat way to see the 40/20/20/20 breakdown and evidence quotes this project's whole scoring model produces. Server-side route handlers proxy to the backend's existing POST /analyze and GET /health, keeping API_URL out of client-side code entirely.

Layout, colors, and chrome are a deliberate port of privacyshield's Sidebar/App structure (colored collapsible nav rail, header with a live backend-status pill, Card/Label form composition) rather than a new design, per owner direction during UAT. Match-status colors follow the standard green-to-red grading scale, not the brand purple used elsewhere for chrome. Cover letters render in a collapsible section with copy-to-clipboard.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 noreply@anthropic.com

Detailed Changes: v0.4.2...v0.5.0

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