Releases: AmpliFlow/af-cli
Releases · AmpliFlow/af-cli
v1.23.41
v1.23.17
add install.sh and simplify readme
v1.23.9
Bug fixes
- improve retry diagnostics for release 1.23.9
v1.23.8
New features
- deploy pi af extension
v1.23.7
New features
- simplify prime guidance and echo loop logs
v1.23.3
This release ships the full v1.21.1..v1.23.3 CLI window. It focuses on safer unattended af loop runs, clearer task-state behavior, stronger repo validation visibility, and a set of auth, tenant, page, and reliability fixes that make the CLI easier to trust day to day.
Highlights
af loopis safer to run unattended: loop-managed agents now report explicit outcomes, one-shot runs can stop and replan cleanly, and operators can add startup steering or one-use local guidance for the next task.- Task-state behavior is clearer:
af primeseparates active work from ready work, task-state help paths are read-only, and local task status and bound-project task views behave more predictably. - Repo validation is easier to trust:
af context checksnow reports the real CI-enforced commands for the current repo, which helps agents and humans run the right checks before a push or release.
What Improved For CLI Users
- Added
af context checksfor repo-aware validation guidance. - Added explicit spawned-agent outcomes for loop-managed automation.
- Added startup steering flags and local steering notes for the next matching task.
- Added read-only help for task-state commands.
- Added clearer local status output, better active-task defaults, and more reliable task-ref resolution inside bound projects.
Reliability Fixes
- Hardened loop retry, replan, resume, deferred recovery, lease handling, and stale local
in_progressrecovery. - Fixed env-backed auth reporting, tenant-scoped
--meresolution, and slug-based tenant switching. - Fixed page-reference parsing so page commands accept UUID and URL inputs more reliably.
- Fixed transient SQLite lock retries, zero-timeout API defaults, and several e2e timeout and cleanup issues that affected confidence in long-running workflows.
Operational Quality
- Branch CI is now a stronger gate for main-branch work, with clearer timeout budgeting and better separation of integration auth and full e2e execution.
af primeand related task views now show active and ready work more accurately, which reduces false signals during loop-managed execution.
v1.21.1
What is new
This release improves how you find the right work, inspect task details, and work through larger project backlogs in af-cli. It also rolls up a broad internal cleanup that makes the CLI more reliable after a large refactor.
Highlights
- Added
af priority, a focused view that combines active work, ready tasks, and due-date urgency in one command. - Improved task detail output, including clearer milestone visibility and more discoverable guidance in task and prime views.
- Added canonical task links, so it is easier to jump from the CLI to the exact task in AmpliFlow.
- Improved loop reliability and task handling, including better behavior around retries, completion flow, and interrupted runs.
v1.19.10
New features
- ship loop resume and CLI fixes
v1.19.2
New features
- provide actionable error on --model without value
v1.17.2
Bug fixes
- exit immediately on Ctrl-C during slow API poll