CLI 0.1.3 — Native viewer lifecycle

agent-ks 0.1.3 — Native viewer lifecycle

The Rust CLI owns viewer startup, builds, dependency installation, framework updates, content-version checks and server control.

Added

• agent-ks ps reports dev and preview servers in the selected framework checkout.
• agent-ks stop stops both server types; supply dev or preview to select one.
• Native Windows bootstrap installation verifies the numbered release checksum and executable version.

Changed

• agent-ks start runs Bun or npm and Astro server controls directly, without calling a framework launcher script.
• Framework start and start.cmd wrappers find the CLI, offer installation if missing, and forward CONFIG_DIR from .env with an environment override.
• Foreground starts retain server ownership: interruption stops an owned server, including late registration during startup, while attaching to an existing server leaves it running.
• CLI help and documentation describe native build, doctor, update, logs, cleanup and package-script commands.

Update the CLI to this version before using the framework's bootstrap wrappers. The viewer still requires Bun or Node.js with npm; content commands remain standalone.

CLI 0.1.2 — Verified official Latest discovery

agent-ks 0.1.2 — Verified official Latest discovery

The installer and native updater discover updates through GitHub's official Latest release endpoint.

Changed

• Validate the exact stable numbered CLI tag, publication state, platform archive, and checksum asset before choosing a release.
• Fall back to bounded numeric release-history selection when Latest discovery is missing or invalid.
• Keep download-integrity failures terminal; checksum, archive, executable-version, pin, downgrade, cooldown, locking, and atomic replacement protections remain in place.

CLI testing, five-platform builds, and publication run in one numbered-tag workflow. Engine and plugin versions remain tag-only.

CLI 0.1.1

agent-ks 0.1.1 — Windows-safe image link rewriting

This patch makes image conversion link rewriting work consistently on Windows while preserving the native toolkit introduced in 0.1.0.

Fixed

• agent-ks img --rewrite-links now recognizes the same file when Windows presents its content root in extended-length canonical form and the image input in ordinary lexical form.
• Rewritten document links remain filesystem-relative with forward slashes, and image backups remain unchanged.

Verification

The physical-path identity regression test and the existing image conversion integration test cover the fix. The release matrix validates Linux x86_64/ARM64, macOS Intel/Apple Silicon, and Windows x64 before publishing binaries and SHA256SUMS.