v2.0.3

Two Hermes-inspired additions: /personality <name> switches agent tone mid-conversation (concise, security-paranoid, senior-reviewer, junior-mentor, ship-it, verbose, or your own from .codeep/personalities/*.md), and /insights [--days N] summarises what you've been working on — runs, files, tools, projects.

Added — /personality slash command

• Six built-in personalities that swap the agent's tone and
  priorities by appending a system-prompt addendum:
  • concise — no preamble, no filler, bullet-heavy
  • verbose — explains rationale + alternatives + caveats
  • security — treats every input as hostile, enumerates attack surface
  • senior-reviewer — pushes back on shortcuts, names things well
  • junior-mentor — explains as it goes, links to canonical docs
  • ship-it — picks first reasonable approach, defers cleanup
• Custom personalities via .codeep/personalities/<name>.md
  (project) or ~/.codeep/personalities/<name>.md (global). First
  # Personality: Name line becomes the display name; rest of the
  Markdown body is the prompt addendum. Capped at 64 KB per file.
• Persistence: active personality lives in config.activePersonality
  so it survives session restarts. Clear with /personality off.
• Usable from CLI TUI, Zed, and the VS Code extension via ACP.

Added — /insights [--days N]

• Activity summary over a configurable window (default 7 days,
  capped at 365). Reads ~/.codeep/history/<id>.json files written by
  every agent run, so output reflects actual tool actions rather than
  chat-message proxies.
• Headline metrics: total runs, total tool actions, total active time,
  active-days density, average actions per run.
• By-project breakdown sorted by active time — see which repo soaked
  up your week.
• Top tools (read_file × 340, write_file × 80, …) and
  most-touched files (with ~ prefix for readability).
• Recent runs list — 10 most recent with project, duration, and the
  user prompt that started them.
• Per-session cost still lives in /cost; /insights is a deliberately
  history-only view (the in-memory token tracker doesn't survive a
  restart, so historical cost would be misleading).

Surfaced

• Both commands appear in /help, / autocomplete, Codeep-web
/docs/commands, VS Code Settings → Commands chips, and ACP
  availableCommands. Spot-check parity: typing /per or /insi in
  any client autocompletes to the right command.