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Changelog

What changed in each tool, rewritten in plain words from the release notes. Releases with no visible change are left out. Every push to main of a product repository publishes a GitHub Release with notes grouped from its commits.

  • docs.skribly.pl goes live, with guides for every tool, a REST API reference generated from the OpenAPI description, search, llms.txt, and light, dark and high contrast themes.
  • New project skill and agent-skills project: the stack, the commands and the commit conventions are detected into .skribly/project.json, and values set by hand are never overwritten. Project-scope installs detect it too.
  • New learn skill: confirmed lessons about a project are kept in .skribly/lessons.md after your OK, for 29 skills in total.
  • Every skill reads the project profile and the lessons first.
  • agent-skills tasks event prints the skills.task.completed event of a task. See Skills catalog.
  • New Accessibility section in Settings: interface text size, high contrast, reduced motion, underlined links, a strong focus indicator and a reset. See Accessibility in Skribly Agent.
  • Every page gets an accessibility panel for text size, contrast, fonts and motion.
  • The app takes the name Skribly Agent. Existing installs keep their settings, tokens, sessions and sign-ins. See Upgrading from the former name.
  • All interface text is updated in Polish and English.
  • The interface and logos take the Skribly name.
  • Webhooks send X-Skribly headers next to the older ones, so existing receivers keep working.
  • The tracker id becomes skribly, with SKRIBLY_TRACKER_URL and SKRIBLY_TRACKER_TOKEN. Older names and credentials keep working.
  • Skribly Tracker becomes the default tracker.
  • New tray and window icons with the app’s own accent colour.
  • The interface can be translated into any language, online, and stays available offline.
  • Sign in to GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea or Azure DevOps to see real commit activity.
  • Pipeline nodes can be resized and expanded.
  • Installs show a progress bar, the elapsed time and the latest output line.
  • Docker monitoring, one-click installs, Cursor and GitHub pull request integration, and onboarding.
  • The Code side panel can be resized.
  • Unsigned macOS builds update in place.
  • The packaged app starts correctly.
  • Claude Code’s first-run menus are detected as waiting for a decision.
  • First release: dashboard, agents, tasks, code and git, pipelines, skills and audits.
  • Workspaces, tabs and split panes with agent states read from the screen.
  • Session restore, a control API, and a command line with MCP.
  • Tracker tasks managed from the app: comments, status, assignment, creation, time logging and search.
  • A browser with per-agent profiles, Claude plugins and MCP servers.
  • Custom agents, SSH machines, worktrees, appearance settings and help.
  • REST API v1 is documented with curl examples and OpenAPI 3.1.
  • The tracker gets the family logo and a sky-blue accent.
  • Tests cover the API, permissions and browser flows.
  • The tracker runs in Docker.
  • Browser interface: dashboard, Kanban board, list and issue pages.
  • A demo workspace, with commands for tokens and sample data.
  • First version.
  • The task skill can read Skribly Tracker.
  • 13 new skills, for 27 in total: performance, backend, API, end-to-end and load tests, migrations, Docker, CI, upgrades, refactoring, translations and release notes.
  • New scripts condense tool output for the model: Lighthouse, changed-line coverage, OpenAPI maps, Playwright reports, load test summaries, migration and Dockerfile linters, and more.
  • New guides for getting started, skills, trackers, token saving and the commit hook.
  • First release: 14 skills and a command-line installer for seven agents.
  • Tracker support for Redmine, Jira, GitHub, GitLab and Linear, read-only by default.
  • A commit-msg hook that strips AI co-author trailers.
  • Identity and scopes, the CloudEvents event envelope and catalogue, app manifests and the registry, notifications, the audit log, the project profile with its JSON Schema, signed events, and Hono helpers. See Core and Events.
  • First version: Tracker API contracts and client, webhook signing, problem errors, environment config, logging, translations, design tokens and presets. See Core.
  • Design tokens in three themes, plain CSS classes, and the Logo, Button, IconButton, TextField, Card, Badge and Alert components. See UI.
  • Since then, on the main branch: component groups for theme, actions, forms, feedback, overlays, navigation, surfaces, data, the app shell, search, content, conversation, onboarding, charts, media, the tracker, code and auth pages.