v1.10.0

New Features

• --no-profile flag for lean interactive consoles (#49, thanks @sharpninja). Pass --no-profile in the MCP server's args and the interactive launchers (Windows / macOS / Linux) start pwsh with -NoProfile, skipping the user's $PROFILE (prompt, aliases, PSReadLine, theme). Default off — those consoles are real human-facing shells, so the profile loads unless the operator opts out. One line in the client config makes every console the server launches lean.

Behavior Changes

• The headless / CI launcher always starts pwsh with -NoProfile, independent of the --no-profile flag. It only runs when no terminal emulator is available — no window, stdout redirected — so there is no interactive experience to preserve, and a profile there only adds nondeterminism, startup latency, and the risk of blocking on input (e.g. Read-Host) in a process with no console.

Internal

• Launcher command-line construction is centralized in shared per-platform Build* helpers (#49); -NoProfile is emitted from a single noProfile-gated point per interactive platform, covered by unit tests for both flag states plus the always-on headless path.