Changelog
New features, improvements, and fixes. As they ship.
Draft gets a hi-fi interactive prototype skill. Form gets three new skills covering design direction, motion animation, and expert critique. Both agents ship with updated skill routing tables.
23 new root skills give every agent a single command that accepts any task and routes internally. You no longer need to know which sub-skill to call. Total skill count reaches 161.
The tonone-onboard skill now passes all compliance checks. The README is reframed around the founder vision with a skills count correction and launch prep materials.
Elephant persistent memory is no longer bundled with Tonone. It is a separate plugin at tonone-ai/elephant. Install it independently if you want cross-session memory.
Sessions now start on main with no upfront worktree. The first file edit triggers a gate that asks Claude to create a properly-named branch. Branch slugs are always meaningful because Claude knows the task by then.
The elephant skill is renamed from skills/elephant to skills/atlas-elephant to satisfy naming, prefix, and compliance checks.
The biggest quality-of-life release yet: automatic worktree isolation, persistent cross-session memory, PR attribution, human-readable branch names, and a 3-line statusline with pace projection.
Tonone now checks for updates in the background and alerts you via OS notification when a new version ships. No manual version checking required.
Tonone now fires a macOS notification and a sound when Claude finishes a turn or needs your attention. No more tab-watching.
25 automated tests now validate every agent and skill in CI, catching formatting drift, missing contracts, and schema violations before they ship.
Every agent now follows the same language rules: direct verbs, no hedging, no filler. Output is crisper and more consistent across the whole team.
Tagline updated to 'One session. Two commands. Full team. Zero meetings.' Test suite updated for bare plugin name convention introduced in v0.6.4.
Invalid string fields removed from all three bundle plugin.json files. README Quick Start now shows both CLI and in-session installation paths.
All four plugin manifests now declare agents and skills directories so specialists like /apex, /forge, and /warden are discoverable after installation.
Tonone agents and skills now work in Codex CLI, not just Claude Code. Invoke any specialist by reading their markdown directly.
README now covers all 23 agents and 125 skills. Tagline updated to reflect both engineering and product teams. Docs corrected throughout.
Every agent definition was rebuilt from scratch. Agents now execute instead of advise. Minimum viable output gates, competitive audits, and explicit done-enough criteria replace consulting theater.
Every agent now has at least 5 skills. The total jumps from 82 to 125, with 43 new skills across recon, analysis, creative output, and bounded procedures.
Agent reports now open as HTML in the browser automatically. CLI output is reduced to a short receipt. No more analysis dumps to the terminal.
All agents now share a single CLI design system. Atlas gained three new skills for rendering findings as styled HTML reports, changelogs, and release presentations.
Two new specialists: Proof (QA and testing engineer) and Pave (platform engineer). The engineering team grows to 15 agents with 74 skills total.
All 13 agents and 64 skills are now bundled in the root plugin. One install command gets the entire team. No per-agent installs required.
Tonone launches with 13 specialists across the engineering stack. One plugin, 64 skills, coordinated by Apex.