Releases: varalys/lore
Releases · varalys/lore
v0.1.6
v0.1.5
Added
- Aider project scanning during
lore init- detects.aider.chat.history.mdfiles and offers to add their directories to watched paths
Fixed
- Linux systemd service command now uses correct binary path
- Daemon status display on Linux now correctly detects running state
- Aider watcher no longer watches entire home directory when history files are in
~ - Init UX improved: comma-separated directory input with interactive validation
- Systemd service setup now stops existing daemon first to prevent conflicts
- Reduced log spam for transient database errors during init (logged at DEBUG instead of WARN)
v0.1.4
Added
- lore blame file:line command to trace code back to AI sessions
- Uses git blame to find the commit that introduced a line
- Shows linked sessions and relevant message excerpts
- Supports text (colored), JSON, and Markdown output formats
- lore export command to export sessions for sharing/archiving
- Supports Markdown (default) and JSON output formats
- Includes session metadata, messages, linked commits, tags, and summary
- --redact flag for automatic sensitive content redaction
- Built-in patterns for API keys, tokens, AWS credentials, emails, IPs, private keys
- --redact-pattern for custom redaction patterns
- -o/--output to write directly to file
Fixed
- Session prefix resolution now searches all sessions efficiently (not limited to recent 100-1000)
- Post-commit hook script updated with placeholder documentation
v0.1.3
Added
- MCP (Model Context Protocol) server for AI tool integration
- lore mcp serve command to start the MCP server on stdio
- Five MCP tools exposed to AI assistants:
- lore_search - search session messages with filters
- lore_get_session - get full session details by ID
- lore_list_sessions - list recent sessions
- lore_get_context - get recent session context for a repository
- lore_get_linked_sessions - get sessions linked to a commit
- Claude Code MCP configuration documentation in README
v0.1.2
Added
- lore current command to show active session in current directory
- lore context command for quick orientation on recent sessions
- lore context --last for detailed summary of most recent session
- lore annotate command to add notes/bookmarks to sessions
- lore tag command to organize sessions with labels
- lore sessions --tag to filter sessions by tag
- lore summarize command to add/view session summaries
- Machine identity system with UUID for future cloud sync deduplication
- machine_name config option for user-friendly display names
- Machine name prompt during lore init
Changed
- lore config now displays machine identity (UUID and name)
Fixed
- lore daemon stop now properly handles Homebrew-managed services
- Machine ID migration converts hostname-based IDs to UUIDs
v0.1.1
Added
- lore delete command to permanently remove sessions
- lore db vacuum command to reclaim unused database space
- lore db prune --older-than to delete old sessions (supports d/w/m/y)
- lore db stats command showing database statistics and tool breakdown
- lore completions install for automatic shell completion installation
- Shell completions offered during lore init wizard
- Background service installation offered during lore init (brew services on macOS, systemd user on Linux)
- Branch history display in lore sessions (e.g., main -> feat/x -> main)
Changed
- Daemon now updates session branch when it changes mid-session
- Prune dry-run shows detailed session list matching lore sessions format
- Init wizard shows service benefits before prompting
Fixed
- SIGPIPE panic when piping completions to head or other commands
- Branch column overflow with long branch names (now truncated)
- daemon uninstall now handles both native and Homebrew-installed services on macOS
v0.1.0
Added
- Initial release
- Session capture from Claude Code, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, Amp, Aider, Continue.dev, Cline, Roo Code, Kilo Code, and OpenCode
- SQLite storage with full-text search (FTS5)
- Manual and automatic session-to-commit linking
- Background daemon with file watching
- System service installation (launchd on macOS, systemd on Linux)
- Git hooks for automatic linking on commit
- CLI commands: status, sessions, show, import, link, unlink, search, config, hooks, daemon
- JSON and Markdown output formats
- GitHub Actions CI and release workflows