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Changelog

Format follows Keep a Changelog.

Atelier does not publish releases. There are no binaries, archives, or container images — clone the repository and build it. Every change lands on master through a pull request, so master is the version. This file records what changed and why.

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  • Atelier is closed to outside pull requests. The repository is entirely AI-generated with no line-by-line human review, so a merged contribution would be reviewed by nobody who understands the code around it. Bug reports, questions, and private security disclosures are still welcome, and the MIT licence still permits any fork.
  • Releasing is switched off entirely. The release and container-publishing workflows, tools/install.sh, tools/release-check.sh, and docs/RELEASING.md are all removed. Building from a clone is the only way to run Atelier, which is honest about where the project is: one user, maybe two.
  • The companion atelier-site repository was folded back in and GitHub Pages was switched off. The site's logos and demo animation now live in assets/, its seventy-run model showcase in showcase/ with a generated showcase/README.md, and its replay verification in tools/showcase-check.sh, run by a new on-demand Showcase workflow.
  • The tool reference is Markdown instead of a published HTML page. atelier tools --markdown replaces --html, make docs writes the committed docs/tools.md, and make docs-check now fails when that file drifts from the registry rather than only checking that it renders.
  • GitHub Pages is off and its deployments and environment are deleted, so the installer's one-liner had nowhere to be served from — another reason the installer went rather than being repointed.
  • Every library subcommand now accepts --home DIR, not just pack and unpack. Listing, verifying, and deleting an isolated store previously needed ATELIER_HOME, so --home meant different things depending on the subcommand. atelier library --home DIR lists that store directly.
  • atelier replay <doc-id> --home DIR read the document's journal from the default store and rebuilt it in --home, so a bare document id silently replayed the wrong document — or failed with no file or document when the id existed only in the isolated store. Both the source journal and the rebuilt document now come from the same store.
  • .env.example was removed. It listed variables for three unrelated scopes, and nothing loaded it, so it drifted instead of documenting. The binary's own ENVIRONMENT help and docker-compose.yml document theirs.
  • AGENTS.md and CLAUDE.md were removed. The repository no longer carries agent instructions of its own.
  • The README was rewritten to roughly a third of its length. It now covers what Atelier is, how to install it, a thirty-second example, and the experiment behind it; the reference material it used to carry moved to docs/cli.md and docs/mcp.md unchanged.
  • The Rust toolchain moved from 1.97.1 to 1.98.0 across rust-toolchain.toml, the Dockerfile build stage, and every CI, Pages, and release workflow. The tested minimum supported compiler is unchanged at 1.88.