MinifyCLI v0.2.0

MinifyCLI v0.2 adds opt-in recording and replay plus a reproducible command-output evaluation harness.

• mini --record DIR COMMAND ... saves original and emitted child stdout/stderr from one execution, with native argv/status metadata. The directory must be new and its parent must exist. Statistics are excluded from the recorded child streams.
• mini --replay DIR applies current filters to complete original captures without executing the command. The recorded failure context, line-clipping setting, and exit status are retained.
• Recording is local and explicit, with owner-only files on macOS/Linux. It can contain sensitive output or arguments; no environment snapshot is stored. Disk usage grows with output, and filesystem stalls can delay recording completion or cancellation.
• Replay rejects incomplete, cancelled, spilled, malformed, length-inconsistent, or symlink-backed records. The default raw replay cap is 4 MiB per stream. Length checks are not cryptographic authentication.
• API and CLI regressions cover binary output, native argv encoding, replay after deleting the executable, statistics separation, exclusivity, cancellation, and spills.
• The evaluation harness supports captured-output replay, diagnostic checks, and repeatable command executions on pinned repository snapshots.
• Local token counting uses pinned tiktoken==0.14.0 with the named o200k_base and cl100k_base encodings. These are evaluation dependencies only; the Rust binary still has no third-party Rust dependencies or model API calls.

See the recording guide, evaluation method, and evaluation artifacts for format details, reproduction instructions, and scope. Raw captures and repository snapshots remain local; shared evidence is reviewed and sanitized.

Download the archive matching your OS and architecture, extract it, and place mini on your PATH. Verify it against SHA256SUMS. Rust 1.74 remains the minimum source compiler.

Use --raw without recording for exact machine-consumed output, interactive programs, and live/watch sessions. The v0.1.1 conservative JavaScript retention policy remains: individual checkmark lines stay intact, and the handcrafted Jest fixture still measures 2.0% byte reduction.