v0.4.1

Release Notes

v0.4.1

Block-output presentation update for the current me CLI surface.

Highlights

• Reworked block-style text output into fixed identity, system, session, network, and location groups without a standalone header line.
• Kept --fast and --full on the same grouped layout, with only field density changing by mode.
• Refined block network rendering so default and fast modes show separate IPv4 and IPv6 summary rows, while --full keeps expanded address lists.
• Kept compact, JSON, config, install, update, and detector behavior unchanged.

v0.3.4

Focused reliability and release-hygiene hardening.

Highlights

• Added SHA256 verification for release-binary self-update before replacement.
• Made shell integration writes atomic, with rollback on failure and optional backup support in the write path.
• Hardened config loading with a size limit and shorter user-facing fallback warnings.
• Kept network collection failure silent while adding separate IPv4 and IPv6 collection and display.
• Added lightweight version consistency checks to the release validation flow.

v0.3.3

Release-prep alignment for the current me CLI surface.

Highlights

• Kept multi-project context coverage and bounded output density aligned across README, man page, and release docs.
• Carried forward shell integration install and uninstall behavior, including managed block markers and non-interactive safeguards.
• Polished me update install-source reporting so Homebrew installs on macOS are identified as homebrew, release binaries remain release binary, and unclear cases fall back to unknown.
• Tightened release-facing documentation and checklist text so install, update, artifact, and verification steps match the current repository state.

v0.3.1

Shell integration polish for me install and me uninstall.

Highlights

• Added safe non-interactive uninstall support with --file or explicit --yes for global removal.
• Improved install and uninstall summaries so affected modes and files are easier to scan.
• Refined interactive install wording for login and interactive shell choices.
• Updated README and man page documentation for shell integration commands.

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-<tag>-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-windows-x64.zip
• me-<tag>-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.4.0

Release Notes

v0.4.0

Block-output presentation update for the current me CLI surface.

Highlights

• Reworked block-style text output into fixed identity, system, session, network, and location groups without a standalone header line.
• Kept --fast and --full on the same grouped layout, with only field density changing by mode.
• Refined block network rendering so default and fast modes show separate IPv4 and IPv6 summary rows, while --full keeps expanded address lists.
• Kept compact, JSON, config, install, update, and detector behavior unchanged.

v0.3.4

Focused reliability and release-hygiene hardening.

Highlights

• Added SHA256 verification for release-binary self-update before replacement.
• Made shell integration writes atomic, with rollback on failure and optional backup support in the write path.
• Hardened config loading with a size limit and shorter user-facing fallback warnings.
• Kept network collection failure silent while adding separate IPv4 and IPv6 collection and display.
• Added lightweight version consistency checks to the release validation flow.

v0.3.3

Release-prep alignment for the current me CLI surface.

Highlights

• Kept multi-project context coverage and bounded output density aligned across README, man page, and release docs.
• Carried forward shell integration install and uninstall behavior, including managed block markers and non-interactive safeguards.
• Polished me update install-source reporting so Homebrew installs on macOS are identified as homebrew, release binaries remain release binary, and unclear cases fall back to unknown.
• Tightened release-facing documentation and checklist text so install, update, artifact, and verification steps match the current repository state.

v0.3.1

Shell integration polish for me install and me uninstall.

Highlights

• Added safe non-interactive uninstall support with --file or explicit --yes for global removal.
• Improved install and uninstall summaries so affected modes and files are easier to scan.
• Refined interactive install wording for login and interactive shell choices.
• Updated README and man page documentation for shell integration commands.

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-<tag>-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-windows-x64.zip
• me-<tag>-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.3.4

Release Notes

v0.3.4

Focused reliability and release-hygiene hardening.

Highlights

• Added SHA256 verification for release-binary self-update before replacement.
• Made shell integration writes atomic, with rollback on failure and optional backup support in the write path.
• Hardened config loading with a size limit and shorter user-facing fallback warnings.
• Kept network collection failure silent while adding separate IPv4 and IPv6 collection and display.
• Added lightweight version consistency checks to the release validation flow.

v0.3.3

Release-prep alignment for the current me CLI surface.

Highlights

• Kept multi-project context coverage and bounded output density aligned across README, man page, and release docs.
• Carried forward shell integration install and uninstall behavior, including managed block markers and non-interactive safeguards.
• Polished me update install-source reporting so Homebrew installs on macOS are identified as homebrew, release binaries remain release binary, and unclear cases fall back to unknown.
• Tightened release-facing documentation and checklist text so install, update, artifact, and verification steps match the current repository state.

v0.3.1

Shell integration polish for me install and me uninstall.

Highlights

• Added safe non-interactive uninstall support with --file or explicit --yes for global removal.
• Improved install and uninstall summaries so affected modes and files are easier to scan.
• Refined interactive install wording for login and interactive shell choices.
• Updated README and man page documentation for shell integration commands.

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-<tag>-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-windows-x64.zip
• me-<tag>-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.3.3

Release Notes

v0.3.3

Release-prep alignment for the current me CLI surface.

Highlights

• Kept multi-project context coverage and bounded output density aligned across README, man page, and release docs.
• Carried forward shell integration install and uninstall behavior, including managed block markers and non-interactive safeguards.
• Polished me update install-source reporting so Homebrew installs on macOS are identified as homebrew, release binaries remain release binary, and unclear cases fall back to unknown.
• Tightened release-facing documentation and checklist text so install, update, artifact, and verification steps match the current repository state.

v0.3.1

Shell integration polish for me install and me uninstall.

Highlights

• Added safe non-interactive uninstall support with --file or explicit --yes for global removal.
• Improved install and uninstall summaries so affected modes and files are easier to scan.
• Refined interactive install wording for login and interactive shell choices.
• Updated README and man page documentation for shell integration commands.

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-<tag>-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-windows-x64.zip
• me-<tag>-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.3.2

Release Notes

v0.3.1

Shell integration polish for me install and me uninstall.

Highlights

• Added safe non-interactive uninstall support with --file or explicit --yes for global removal.
• Improved install and uninstall summaries so affected modes and files are easier to scan.
• Refined interactive install wording for login and interactive shell choices.
• Updated README and man page documentation for shell integration commands.

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-<tag>-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-windows-x64.zip
• me-<tag>-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.3.1

Release Notes

v0.3.1

Shell integration polish for me install and me uninstall.

Highlights

• Added safe non-interactive uninstall support with --file or explicit --yes for global removal.
• Improved install and uninstall summaries so affected modes and files are easier to scan.
• Refined interactive install wording for login and interactive shell choices.
• Updated README and man page documentation for shell integration commands.

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-<tag>-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-<tag>-windows-x64.zip
• me-<tag>-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.3.0

Release Notes

v0.3.0

Expanded project context detection for me, a better whoami for your shell.

Highlights

• Project sensing is now detector-based: built-in project context detection uses an internal compile-time registry, making new project types easy to add without centralizing logic in one file.
• Multiple project signals can coexist: me can now report more than one project context in the same directory instead of collapsing to a single match.
• Structured project context in JSON: JSON output now exposes context.projects as structured entries while keeping Git context separate and machine-friendly.
• Broader built-in project support: project detection now covers Rust, Node, Python, Go, Java, Ruby, C/C++, PHP, Lua, Swift, R, and C#.
• Richer Node, Python, and Java context: Node surfaces common package-manager and workspace clues, Python includes virtualenv names, and Java distinguishes Maven and Gradle.
• Text output stays bounded: block and compact output now use a shared density limit for project-related context, folding overflow into (+N) instead of growing without bound.
• Default output remains quiet: identity, session, pwd, network, and Git semantics stay stable while project context becomes more capable underneath.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-v0.3.0-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.3.0-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.3.0-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.3.0-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.3.0-windows-x64.zip
• me-v0.3.0-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

v0.2.3

Release Notes

v0.2.3

Location and color-mode refinement for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• pwd is now a first-class signal: block output includes a dedicated pwd: row between the main identity/runtime/state fields and the context summary.
• Compact output now ends with the current directory name: the final segment uses the basename of the working directory, keeping prompt output short and location-aware.
• Structured pwd in JSON: JSON output now includes a pwd object with raw and display paths when the current directory is available.
• Config-style output includes pwd: --format config now emits the display path as pwd = ....
• Color mode is formalized: config now supports color: auto | on | off, with --no-color and NO_COLOR still taking precedence.
• Fast mode keeps location available: pwd remains present in block, compact, and JSON output even when --fast is used.
• Windows test stability improved: release validation no longer assumes one exact path normalization format on Windows runners.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-v0.2.3-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.3-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.3-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.3-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.3-windows-x64.zip
• me-v0.2.3-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.1

JSON cleanup update for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• Human-readable default block output.
• Compact output for prompts and quick checks.
• JSON output for scripts.
• Fast-mode JSON now omits absent project versions instead of emitting "version": null.
• Config-style output for simple shell parsing.
• Field selectors for common identity, runtime, state, and network fields.
• Local context detection for SSH sessions, containers, Rust projects, Node projects, and lightweight Git branch context.
• SSH session detection remains meaningful under common sudo execution paths.
• Default block output keeps the network summary visible, including in --fast mode.
• --fast is available for prompt usage and skips slower context version checks without dropping explicit or default network output.
• Watch mode for lightweight refreshes.
• Copy mode for local clipboard workflows.
• Man page included at man/man1/me.1.
• me now creates ~/.config/me/config.yaml on first run when it does not exist.
• Invalid config files now emit a warning and fall back to defaults instead of blocking normal use.
• Theme settings now participate in the render path rather than being ignored.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Homebrew tap, after publishing harveyTon/homebrew-me:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Build From Source

git clone https://github.com/harveyTon/me.git
cd me
cargo build --locked --release

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-v0.2.1-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-windows-x64.zip
• me-v0.2.1-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.2

Release Notes

v0.2.2

Output refinement and Git detection update for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• Block output de-duplicated: shell field removed from body rows; already shown in header line (user@host shell).
• Compact output redesigned for prompt usage: new 3-part format user@host · env · project with deterministic env priority (ssh > docker > local), root shown as root@host, no separate privilege segment.
• Project and Git context coexist: block and compact show both project kind and git branch when both are detected (e.g. rust 1.94.0 · git(main)).
• Shortened project version rendering: toolchain output trimmed to semver only (e.g. rust 1.94.1 instead of rustc 1.94.1 (e408947bf 2026-03-25) (Homebrew)).
• --fast flag: skips slower context version checks for prompt usage; git detection remains active (file-based, fast).
• Git detached head support: resolves tags for detached HEAD state via loose refs and packed-refs; fast mode falls back to short OID.
• Git detection boundary: bounded to 8 directory levels, stops at home directory.
• Root identity: root@host in both block header and compact output when uid == 0.
• Consistent cross-environment output: field order, context position, and structure remain stable across local, SSH, container, and sudo sessions.
• Expanded test coverage: 56 tests including golden snapshots, git detection, and CLI behavior.

Breaking Changes (output format)

• Default block output no longer includes a shell: body row (still in header).
• Compact output format changed from user@host · shell · privilege · env · project to user@host · env · project.

v0.2.1

JSON cleanup update for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• Human-readable default block output.
• Compact output for prompts and quick checks.
• JSON output for scripts.
• Fast-mode JSON now omits absent project versions instead of emitting "version": null.
• Config-style output for simple shell parsing.
• Field selectors for common identity, runtime, state, and network fields.
• Local context detection for SSH sessions, containers, Rust projects, Node projects, and lightweight Git branch context.
• SSH session detection remains meaningful under common sudo execution paths.
• Default block output keeps the network summary visible, including in --fast mode.
• --fast is available for prompt usage and skips slower context version checks without dropping explicit or default network output.
• Watch mode for lightweight refreshes.
• Copy mode for local clipboard workflows.
• Man page included at man/man1/me.1.
• me now creates ~/.config/me/config.yaml on first run when it does not exist.
• Invalid config files now emit a warning and fall back to defaults instead of blocking normal use.
• Theme settings now participate in the render path rather than being ignored.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Homebrew tap, after publishing harveyTon/homebrew-me:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Build From Source

git clone https://github.com/harveyTon/me.git
cd me
cargo build --locked --release

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-v0.2.1-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-windows-x64.zip
• me-v0.2.1-windows-arm64.zip

v0.2.1

Release Notes

v0.2.1

JSON cleanup update for me, a modern, context-aware replacement for whoami.

Highlights

• Human-readable default block output.
• Compact output for prompts and quick checks.
• JSON output for scripts.
• Fast-mode JSON now omits absent project versions instead of emitting "version": null.
• Config-style output for simple shell parsing.
• Field selectors for common identity, runtime, state, and network fields.
• Local context detection for SSH sessions, containers, Rust projects, Node projects, and lightweight Git branch context.
• SSH session detection remains meaningful under common sudo execution paths.
• Default block output keeps the network summary visible, including in --fast mode.
• --fast is available for prompt usage and skips slower context version checks without dropping explicit or default network output.
• Watch mode for lightweight refreshes.
• Copy mode for local clipboard workflows.
• Man page included at man/man1/me.1.
• me now creates ~/.config/me/config.yaml on first run when it does not exist.
• Invalid config files now emit a warning and fall back to defaults instead of blocking normal use.
• Theme settings now participate in the render path rather than being ignored.

Install

Recommended on macOS:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

One-line installer on macOS and Linux:

bash <(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/harveyTon/me/main/scripts/install.sh)

Homebrew tap, after publishing harveyTon/homebrew-me:

brew tap harveyTon/me
brew install me

Binary release artifacts are archives. Unix archives contain me; Windows archives contain me.exe.

Checksums are published with the release as SHA256SUMS.txt.

Build From Source

git clone https://github.com/harveyTon/me.git
cd me
cargo build --locked --release

Release Artifacts

Supported platforms:

• macOS arm64
• macOS x64
• Linux x64
• Linux arm64
• Windows x64
• Windows arm64

Expected binary artifact names:

• me-v0.2.1-macos-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-macos-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-linux-x64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-linux-arm64.tar.gz
• me-v0.2.1-windows-x64.zip
• me-v0.2.1-windows-arm64.zip