v0.10.0

[0.10.0] — 2026-07-07

Changed

• Make ecosystem auto-upgrade opt-in via SIMPLICIO_AUTO_UPGRADE=1; doctor --upgrade remains the explicit upgrade path.
• Run DoD checklist commands without shell=True by default; shell metacharacters now require SIMPLICIO_DOD_ALLOW_SHELL=1.
• Remove the dev-cli MCP server surface (serve --mcp) so MCP is no longer exposed from this package.
• Bump the minimum simplicio-mapper dependency to >=0.18.0.
• Expose the installed simplicio-mapper dependency through simplicio.mapper_api for downstream Python consumers.

Fixed

• Harden mechanical-edit path validation against prefix-match escapes and symlink traversal, and make snapshot restore writes atomic.
• Lock JSONL appends, stream events_summary(), rotate oversized events.jsonl, and make context/sprint state writes atomic.
• Handle missing text inputs, malformed bench case files, empty bench suites, zero-norm skill vectors, and top-level CLI failures more defensively.
• Tighten pre-release version comparison so 1.12.0rc1 < 1.12.0.

CI

• Remove dead starter workflows, add Python 3.13 plus pip caching, smoke-test the built wheel in a clean venv, and switch PyPI publishing to Trusted Publishing.

v0.9.6

Changed

• Bump minimum simplicio-mapper dependency to >=0.17.0.
• Regenerate uv.lock to match declared dependencies.

v0.9.3

Changed

• Bumped simplicio-mapper dependency floor to >=0.16.0 (was >=0.14.0), the latest published release on PyPI.

See CHANGELOG.md for full history.

simplicio-dev-cli v0.9.1

Compatível com simplicio-runtime v1.6.4.
Issue #80 resolvida - stack auto-detect.
Issue #93 resolvida - impact tests.

v0.9.0 — claims gate status, file read, test run

[0.9.0] — 2026-07-01

Added

• simplicio-dev-cli claims gate status — explicit claims-gate command exposing
  the MEASURED/CANON/UNVERIFIED discipline as a first-class CLI surface, plus a
  resilient inspect status path that degrades gracefully when the compiled
  runtime is unavailable.
• simplicio-dev-cli file read — read raw file contents with optional
  line-range slicing, delegating to the native Rust simplicio file read
  binary when available (via simplicio.runtime_bridge) and falling back to a
  pure-Python implementation otherwise.
• simplicio-dev-cli test run — run the project's test suite through the CLI,
  mirroring the Rust CLI contract for consistent output between the compiled
  runtime and the Python fallback.

Changed

• Documented the runtime-first execution chain: simplicio-runtime owns
  task/run/gate/evidence orchestration, simplicio-dev-cli remains the focused
  development/test executor, and decided mechanical writes should flow through
  simplicio edit when the compiled runtime is available.
• Added simplicio-dev-cli edit as a runtime-aware alias: it delegates to the
  compiled simplicio edit when available and falls back to the existing Python
  mechanical-edit executor when the runtime is absent or explicitly disabled.

v0.8.0 — Asolaria Absorption: gate, nest, score-skill, claims

Publicado no PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/simplicio-cli/0.8.0/

Absorção do ecossistema Asolaria/Jesse

Novos comandos CLI:

• simplicio score-skill — Harness-edit deterministic scorer
• simplicio gate check|verify|tamper — N-Nest corrective gate
• simplicio nest build|verify|tamper — Nested agents with watcher verification
• simplicio claims check|tag|report — Claims-gate discipline

Integração cross-repo:

• Runtime bridge: descobre binário Rust simplicio e roteia comandos
• SIMPLICIO_DEPENDENCIES.md: manifesto de dependências

v0.7.1

Changed

• bumped the simplicio-mapper dependency floor to 0.11.0
• aligned package metadata and versioned bench/review artifacts with the current release state
• refreshed frontend evidence snapshots used by the Playwright flow

Validation

• python3 -m pytest
• taskflow run /Users/wesleysimplicio/Projetos/ai/simplicio-dev-cli
• python3 -m build
• python3 -m twine check dist/*
• npm run test:e2e

v0.7.0

Added

• Every LLM contact (doer generate() and planner planner_complete(), across all provider paths — Anthropic native, OpenAI-compatible, claude-cli/codex-cli shell-out, in-process llama.cpp) now prepends a fixed [OPERATING CONSTRAINTS] block to the prompt:
  • No thinking — no chain-of-thought; output only the requested result
  • No internet — no browsing/fetching/external network
  • Tools — only those strictly necessary
  • Skills — only those strictly necessary
• Prepended (not appended) so the template's strict [OUTPUT] block stays last. Folded into the completion cache key. Opt out with SIMPLICIO_NO_LLM_DIRECTIVES=1.

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/simplicio-cli/0.7.0/

v0.6.0

Added

• simplicio-py doctor now runs a dependency-freshness check on every invocation: compares each tracked package (Simplicio ecosystem triplet + all declared pyproject deps) against its pyproject floor and the latest PyPI release, and reports updates available.
  • --upgrade: pip install -U every tracked package that is behind
  • --refresh: bypass the 24h PyPI cache, force a live lookup
  • --no-check-updates: skip the freshness block
  • --json: gains a dependencies object (checked / upgraded / updates_available)

Changed

• Bumped dependency floors to latest: simplicio-mapper>=0.9.0, simplicio-prompt>=1.14.1, sentence-transformers>=5.6.0, numpy>=2.5.0, anthropic>=0.112.0, openai>=2.44.0. Optional local extra: llama-cpp-python>=0.3.32, huggingface-hub>=1.21.0.

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/simplicio-cli/0.6.0/

v0.2.12 — zero-step auto-bootstrap

pip install simplicio-cli → just works.

The first time simplicio is invoked after install, if ~/.claude/ is present and the hook is missing, the skill + UserPromptSubmit hook are installed automatically. PEP 517 wheels can't run code on pip install, so the bootstrap happens on first CLI use — the closest equivalent that works on every machine.

```bash
pip install simplicio-cli
simplicio smoke # ← also installs skill + hook (idempotent)
```

• Idempotent — never double-writes
• Opt-out: `export SIMPLICIO_SKIP_AUTO_INIT=1`
• Subcommands `init` / `detect` excluded (no loops)
• Errors are caught + logged; the CLI never breaks because of auto-activation

New README sections explain the runtime flow (skill = semantic layer, hook = deterministic layer), why UserPromptSubmit is the right pre-hook (not PreToolUse), and a disable/re-enable matrix.

Available on PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/simplicio-cli/0.2.12/

See CHANGELOG.md for the full entry.