Upgrading

Upgrading

sync migrates your config automatically. This page tells you what changed so nothing surprises you.

0.13 → 0.14

update merged into sync

agent-bridge sync always fetched sources first, so update was redundant. It is now a hidden alias that runs sync.

• Git hooks installed by older versions ran agent-bridge update && agent-bridge sync. They still work. The first sync rewrites hooks carrying the Agent Bridge marker to run sync only.
• Update any scripts or postinstall lines to call sync alone.

Domains moved into each source

Before:

domains: [backend, shared]
sources:
  - name: hub
    source: https://github.com/org/hub.git

After (written for you on the first sync):

sources:
  - name: hub
    source: https://github.com/org/hub.git
    domains:
      - name: backend
      - name: shared

Behavior is identical: every listed domain, everything inside it. The old top-level form keeps loading as a fallback, so an un-migrated file never breaks.

New: pick individual items with include

    domains:
      - name: shared
        include:
          - skills/code-review
          - AGENTS.md

See Configuration. Manifests and sync behavior are unchanged: anything you deselect is removed on the next sync, like a feature deleted upstream.

init flow

init now asks for tools and sources first, fetches the sources, and shows the actual domains in each one as a grouped checklist. The default domain list backend,frontend,shared is gone; non-interactive init without --domains takes every domain it finds.

Downgrading

A config with a newer version than the installed package is left alone. The 0.14 per-source domains field is rejected by 0.13 and earlier, so pin the package version across the team.