Releases

Guildhall release notes explain what each version can do, how we checked it, and what still has limits.

The published docs root defaults to the latest public release. Main-branch docs are published separately under Next so unreleased work can be documented without promising it to users who installed the current npm package.

Historical release notes stay versioned with their docs snapshot. The current stable release is Guildhall 0.12.0; older snapshots remain available under Versions.

• 0.11.0 - project orientation, semantic workspace import, release-readiness hardening, and completed release type contracts.
• 0.12.0 - revisioned project-state storage, compact read projections, bounded history, and release-cycle product validation.
• 0.10.0 — bounded owner-input conversations, a cleaner project rail, Structure as the project map room, local project graph handoffs, contract surfaces, and clearer current-work closure.
• 0.9.0 — runtime-backed execution, proof paths, completion handoffs, project re-intake, clearer next actions, memory lifecycle, MCP context resources, design-quality proof, and calibrated review.
• 0.8.0 — Pressure-Test Intake, Project Overview, cleaner project notes, Git Story Closure, Commit Story messages, and clearer provider defaults for the Next docs preview.
• 0.7.0 — project planning, scoped lever settings, Corpus Map integration, context-indexer model role, workspace import cleanup, and a calmer project shell.
• 0.6.0 — bounded recovery, scoped learning, project playbooks, product feedback drafts, and model comparison evidence.
• 0.5.1 — a smaller CLI, clearer first-run docs, and route cleanup after the 0.5.0 service pivot.
• 0.5.0 — the service-over-projects pivot, packaged install path, and preserved narrow automation path.
• 0.4.0 — the first release with real end-to-end proof for narrow autonomous tasks.