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@vgflutter vgflutter released this 27 Sep 20:43
v0.9.0
7203e77

GiviLoop 0.9.0

A smaller interface for a second code review, with web reviews that stay out of
your editor's way.

  • Eight default MCP tools, including givi_review with your saved reviewer and
    givi_manage_review for recovery. --tools full retains advanced discovery.
  • MCP web reviews and resume always use windowless ordinary Chrome. Visible
    overrides and givi_open are rejected before sending. Login, verification
    and ZIP uploads pause for manual CLI recovery; no visible fallback opens.
  • Short CLI help for setup → review → status → report; givi help --all keeps
    the detailed reference. Explicit review IDs still isolate finding updates.
  • Windows shutdown fallback targets only the Chrome process tree launched by
    GiviLoop. Release checks cover package installation, browser recovery and
    native desktop observation; deliberately visible tests run only in CI.
  • A reproducible token benchmark reports measured agent usage. Avoiding a
    separate review API call does not establish lower total agent tokens or cost.

Upgrade

Install the attached checked package, then restart/reconnect your MCP client:

npm install -g ./giviloop-0.9.0.tgz

For a source checkout, update to v0.9.0, run npm ci and npm run build.
Existing review ledgers need no migration. Keep each review's runId when
recording findings. Old named review tools remain callable, but visible browser
controls are no longer available through MCP. Use the updated
tool reference and review skill.

Scope

Web integrations remain experimental and subject to provider quotas, login,
verification and terms. The checked browser fixtures do not guarantee access to
every live account or website revision. Local reviewers remain available.
See provider results and costs/access.

The HOL Guard contribution is optional and awaiting upstream integration. It
covers six direct CLI operations, not MCP; it is not a released protection layer.
See the precise scope.

The release attachments include the exact CI-tested installable package,
platform reports, test logs and SHA-256 checksums. Full results are linked from
the GitHub release.

Verified source: 7203e77. All 11 CI jobs passed. Attached reports record exact passing/skipped counts and package hashes. The installable tarball is the unmodified Linux CI artifact; the Windows-built archive was independently tested and differs only in line endings.

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