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Generated from the source repo by `sync.sh`; do not edit here.
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Starts at 0.1.0, where the version line was reset flat.
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# 0.1.2 — the terminal prompt
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**Operator commands ask you instead of refusing you.** Run `standup update`,
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`uninstall`, `service stop` or any other operator-only command in your own
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terminal without `--code`, and it now says what it is about to do and asks
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you to confirm you are the operator. Type `y` to go ahead; anything else
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stops it, and nothing is done. `--code` and `STANDUP_OPERATOR_CODE` work as
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before, with no prompt.
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It is a guard against accidents, not a lock: your code is in
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`~/.standup/config.toml`, which anything running as you can read. Agents run
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without a terminal, so they never see the prompt; they are refused as
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before, and told to ask you.
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**Agents can add to the knowledge base.** `standup kb add` no longer needs
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the code, so an agent can save a note without asking you. Deleting one is
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still yours: `standup kb rm` is operator-only, and like the other operator
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commands it now asks you at a terminal.
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# 0.1.1 — the fixes release
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A maintenance release: no new surfaces except one on the dashboard, and a
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