v0.4.1 — Git-Infused Status & Passthrough 🧪

v0.4.1 — Git-Infused Status & Passthrough 🧪

Added

• Git passthrough commands: fur add, fur commit, fur push, fur pull
• Git-enhanced fur status: auto-shows git status (colorized) when inside a Git repo

Improved

• Colorized output rendered cleanly in Git passthrough by inheriting stdout/stderr
• Clean Git subsystem under src/git/

Notes

• No breaking changes; backward compatible with all 0.4.x versions
• Patch-level bump following SemVer rules

v0.4.0 — Metadata Hunt 🍖🦊

Release v0.4.0 — Metadata Hunt 🍖🦊

🧠 Core Overhaul

• Unified schema.rs — the new backbone of FUR.
  All metadata creation now runs through one central forge:

  make_index_metadata()
  make_thread_metadata()
  make_message_metadata()

  Every thread, jot, and index file now shares a single, consistent structure —
  timestamped, versioned, and ready for the next evolution of FUR.

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✍️ Refined jot Command

• Rebuilt around the new schema for clarity and consistency.

• Cleaner message generation: no duplicated logic, just one definition of truth.

• Restored classic feedback line:

  ✍️ Message jotted down [ID] [THREAD] [AVATAR]
  

  Your ideas now leave a clean, readable mark.

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🌒 Streamlined new Command

• Uses make_thread_metadata and make_index_metadata directly.
• Safer .fur initialization with better onboarding flow.
• Automatic version tagging ("schema_version": "0.2") for forward compatibility.
• Less noise, more signal.

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🖨️ New Command: fur printed

Export your hunt.

Quickly print the active thread as Markdown or PDF:

fur printed
fur printed notes.pdf

Default output: ALLCAPS_TITLE_SHORTID.md — simple, sharp, unmistakable.
Internally mirrors fur timeline --contents --out ..., but feels faster and more intentional.

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⚙️ Under-the-Hood

• Centralized JSON helpers (read_json, write_json)
• Consistent schema versioning across all files
• Modularized for cleaner library builds (lib.rs now exposes schema)
• Reduced code duplication, tighter command cohesion

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🧪 Testing & Stability

• All integration tests passing
• Backward-compatible with older .fur projects
• Verified thread creation, message linking, and printed exports

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FUR CLI v0.4.0 — The Metadata Hunt
Sharper. Leaner. Built to remember. 🦊

v0.3.7 — The System Whisperer 🌌🧭

Release v0.3.7 — The System Whisperer 🌌🧭

✨ New

• fur sweep command (alias: fur scan)
  FUR now combs your entire system — or any directory you choose — in search of .fur projects.
  Like a truffle pig for ideas. 🐗💡

  • Recursively detects .fur/index.json folders and summarizes each project.
  • Displays active thread, thread/message counts, and last modified time.
  • Works across home directories, dev folders, or full-system sweeps.
  • Outputs can be colorful and human-readable, or JSON-ready for scripts.

  fur sweep
  # or its more pragmatic twin:
  fur scan --dir ~/dev

• Colorized output + summary footer

  • Clean visual hierarchy with cyan, yellow, green, and blue accents.
  • Auto-generated totals:
    🌍 Found 5 projects | 32 threads | 843 messages

💬 UX Upgrades

• fur convo alias for fur thread — feels more human, less corporate.
  Because you don’t “thread with your AI”, you have a convo.

  fur convo --view

• Improved timestamp formatting

  • Local timezone awareness.
  • Human-readable YYYY-MM-DD | HH:MM format.
  • Sorted newest → oldest.

🧪 Tests & Hygiene

• Verified all subcommands with cargo test (no regressions).
• Added color and alias logic coverage.
• Refactored thread view indexing for stable highlighting.

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💡 Tip: Try scanning your dev folder and rediscover old FUR experiments:

fur sweep --dir ~/projects

You might find conversations you forgot you’d had. 🌱

v0.3.5 — Enter the Chat Den 🦊💬

Release v0.3.5 — Enter the Chat Den 🦊💬

✨ New

• fur chat command
  A brand-new subcommand for long-form, structured input.

  • Opens an interactive prompt for pasting or writing Markdown / multi-line text.
  • Suggests saving under a chats/ folder by default (e.g. chats/chat-20250922.md).
  • Automatically registers the saved file as a new message in the active thread (just like jot --file).
  • Friendly, human-readable UX (no cryptic editor shortcuts — just write, Ctrl+D to finish, and confirm).

🛠 Improvements

• CLI verbs are now more intuitive:

  • fur jot → quick one-liners.
  • fur chat → longer documents / Markdown paste.

✅ Tests

• Added tests/chat.rs to cover the new command:

  • Verifies that files are saved under chats/.
  • Ensures messages are added to .fur/messages/.

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💡 Tip: Try it out with:

fur new "Chat Demo"
fur chat

v0.3.4 — Rise of the ScriptBeast 🐺🌕

Release v0.3.4 — Rise of the ScriptBeast 🐺🌕

Okay, the fur has grown, but not in a completely feral way this time. More like… controlled shedding.

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🐺 New Tricks

• Goodbye, load

  • The old load command has been retired to the great litter box in the sky.
  • In its place: fur run script.frs.
  • Or, if you’re feeling lazy (which you are), just type: fur script.frs.
  • Inside your script, store is the magic pawprint that actually saves the conversation to .fur/.
  • Skip store and everything lives only in memory — soft, temporary fluff that blows away in the breeze.

• Script DSL Evolves (.frs)

  • store → mark it permanent.
  • status → quick sniff of where you’re standing.
  • timeline → linear trail, printable as Markdown/PDF if you need receipts.
  • tree → branching map, like claw marks spreading in every direction.

• Preview Without Commitment

  • Run status, timeline, or tree before you store → they’ll work in a temporary sandbox.
  • Great for testing a script before you actually scratch it into history.

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🦴 Fixes & Grooming

• Unified handling of ephemeral vs. stored runs.
• tree and status now properly follow thread overrides.
• Parser & AST cleaned up: smoother jot parsing, fewer snarls.
• Multi-line jots and file attachments are more reliable.

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Testing Infrastructure

• Integration tests for .frs scripts:

  • Basic → jot + store + status.
  • Branching → branch {} with multiple pups.
  • Double store → only the first one leaves a permanent pawprint.

• Tests run in a temporary .fur directory, no timestamp turf wars.

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🌕 What It Means

FUR has leveled up into a true script runner: write, run, preview, and then decide whether to commit it to memory with store.

The load era is over. Long live the script.

v0.3.3 — Now With Pictures, Now With Babysitting 👶🍼🖼️

👶 Release v0.3.3 — Now With Pictures, Now With Babysitting 🍼🖼️

Before, you were dropped into the terminal like a newborn in a grocery store parking lot. Now, FUR picks you up, wipes your tears, and shoves a crayon in your fist.

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✨ What’s New

🖼️ Show-and-Tell Attachments

• Messages can finally carry attachments: .png, .jpg, .gif, .pdf.

• Exports act like proud parents taping your scribbles to the fridge:

  • Markdown → clickable blue links, basically macaroni glued to construction paper.
  • PDF (LaTeX) → full-blown art gallery; every stick figure enshrined.

• Your conversation history just went from “napkin notes” → baby’s first scrapbook.

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✋ Onboarding: Avatar Handholding™

• The very first fur new no longer abandons you like a dad “going out for milk." Instead, the CLI grabs your avatar-baby hand and refuses to let go:

  • “This is your main avatar. That’s you, sweetie. Yes, wave at yourself 👋.”
  • “Now pick a buddy. AI? Boss? Imaginary friend? Karen_from_HR? Doesn’t matter — mommy CLI says you can’t play alone.”
  • Defaults: "me" and "ai", because the system bought you Lunchables instead of trusting you to cook.

• Prompts sparkle in nursery tones: magenta headers (teacher voice), cyan hints (peer pressure), green confirmations (gold star stickers).

• Onboarding is no longer a wall of error text. It is Baby’s First Daycare Orientation. The CLI holds your hand. The CLI never lets go.

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🛠 Other Enhancements

• The cursed "main" keyword was put in time-out. Default avatar is now "me", so no tantrums in pointer logic.
• Export formatting straightened up; Markdown and PDF now color inside the lines.
• Emoji spam removed — the daycare confiscated your rattle.

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🚀 Why This Matters

• From mute chatter → picture books with diagrams.
• From CLI punishment → guided baby leash experience.
• From feral loner at the keyboard → supervised toddler holding hands with an AI friend.

v0.3.3 is the release where FUR says:
“No, you cannot cross the street of recursion without holding my hand. Also, spit out that PDF, it’s not food.”

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📦 Assets

• Linux (x86_64) → fur-cli-0.3.3-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
• Windows (x86_64) → fur-cli-0.3.3-windows-x86_64.zip
• Source → fur-cli-0.3.3.tar.gz

v0.3.0 — The Blood Script of the Lone Fox 🦊🩸🔥

🦊 Release v0.3.0 — The Blood Script of the Lone Fox 🩸🔥

““Conversations no longer scatter like leaves — they seal into .frs, bound together in the pact of the pack.”

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✨ What’s New

🎨 Aesthetic Overhaul

• The CLI has cast off its cluttered pelt.
• Output is now color-balanced, timestamped, and sharpened for clarity.
• Status, Tree, and Timeline whisper what matters, with subtle signals for ancestry and context.
• The fox avatar (🦊) is now alpha and enforced. Bots remain, dutiful and secondary, as 🤖.

📜 The Birth of .FRS

• A new script format: .frs, born for FUR alone.
• Holds and preserves entire conversation trees, structured through a clean AST layer.
• Syntax highlighting already prowls VS Code Marketplace.
• Examples in the repo: corporate hand-offs, absurd stress-tests, quantum branches — all bound, all remembered.

🖨️ Timeline Exports Transformed

• Timelines now stride beyond mere logs:

  • Markdown: structured documents, with linked .md files woven into the flow.
  • PDF: LaTeX-rendered, mathematical, beautifully formal.

• What was once ephemeral chatter now becomes chronicle and record.

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🛠 Other Enhancements

• Fork command: --title flag lets you crown your branches with chosen names.

• Avatars: simplified handling, random emoji fallback, persistent avatar memory.

• Tree & Status: rewritten atop the new rendering engine, ancestry now clear as tracks in fresh snow.

• New modules:

  • frs/ → parsing, persistence, avatars, AST.
  • renderer/ → unified terminal, Markdown, and PDF rendering.

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🚀 Why This Matters

v0.3.0 is not polish — it is threshold.

• From chatter → language (.frs).
• From playful aesthetics → professional pelt.
• From fleeting CLI logs → lasting documents.

This is The Blood Script of the Lone Fox:
the release where FUR ceases to be a burrowed experiment and rises as its own beast.
A system that captures, shapes, and exports conversations — no longer scattered, but sealed, together, in the archive of the pack.

v0.2.0 — Masks & Burrows 🦊🕳️

✨ Release v0.2.0 — Masks & Burrows 🦊🕳️

“The CLI has learned to wear masks. It has learned to crawl between burrows. You are not alone in here, and every tunnel leads somewhere you didn’t expect.”

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🆕 What’s new?

• 🦊 Avatars

  • fur avatar <name> → set your main avatar (defaults to 🦊, the forest’s first trickster).
  • fur avatar --other <name> → create additional avatars.
  • fur avatar --other <name> --emoji <e> → create additional avatars (+ emoji assignment support)
  • fur avatar --view → see all your avatars at a glance.

• 🏠 Thread navigation

  • fur thread --view → list all threads, with titles and IDs.
  • fur thread <id/prefix> → switch active thread (prefix matching supported).

• 🌲 Integration

  • Avatars now show up in fur status, fur tree, and fur timeline.
  • Main vs. secondary users are clearly marked.

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🗂 Updated structure

• .fur/avatars.json — stores avatar mappings (main, emojis, others).
• .fur/threads/*.json — threads are now easily switchable.

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🚧 Known limitations

• Ambiguous prefixes in fur thread will throw an error (choose a longer ID).
• Still no fuzzy search or tagging.
• Still no sync or export — but they’re on the roadmap.

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🐾 v0.1.0 was the First Shedding.
🦊 v0.2.0 is Masks & Burrows.

Every release is another layer of fur.

v0.1.0 — First Shedding 🐾

Release v0.1.0 — First Shedding 🐾

“The first layer always comes off messy. But it's warm, it's weird, and it's yours."

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What’s in this release?

This is FUR’s inaugural release — a weirdly cozy CLI for folks who like to keep their conversations, ideas, and ramblings organized, forkable, and eternal.

Included features:

• 🪄 new — Start a fresh thread for your thoughts.
• ✍️ jot — Add messages inline or from Markdown files.
• 🌳 tree — Visualize your branching thoughts.
• ⏪ jump — Move backward in a conversation.
• 📜 status — See the current thread state.
• 🐱 cat — Read the contents of a Markdown-linked message.

🗃 Directory structure

Your .fur/ folder holds it all:

• index.json — Tracks the current thread/message.
• threads/*.json — Thread timelines.
• messages/*.json — Individual messages.
• 🌐 Linked markdowns can live anywhere on disk.

🚧 Known limitations

• No fuzzy search or tagging yet.
• No full markdown rendering inside the CLI.
• No integrated syncing across machines or accounts (yet).