Changelog.

What's tested and what isn't ↗

0.0.5

Fleets of agents build for you

  1. Eight fleet skills for coding agents: grill you on an idea, plan it into tickets, then build, review and merge each one.
  2. They ship as a Claude Code plugin, and as skill folders Codex reads from the repo.
  3. Every merge needs an independent review of the exact commit and green CI.
0.0.5 on GitHub ↗

0.0.4

Start new threads, with files

  1. openwiz new starts a Cloud thread in one of your projects. It shows exactly what it will do, and only creates it with --yes.
  2. Attach files and images to a new thread or a queued message, from the terminal or the web page.
  3. One thread per create: if the result is unclear, it tells you instead of trying again.
0.0.4 on GitHub ↗

0.0.3

Message your threads

  1. openwiz send sends one message to a thread, as Queue or Steer.
  2. Or send from the web page on your phone.
  3. If a send's result is unclear, OpenWiz says so instead of sending twice.
0.0.3 on GitHub ↗

0.0.2

Your threads on your phone

  1. A private web page served from your own computer: threads by project, with status and age; tap one for details.
  2. Reach it from anywhere through a Cloudflare Tunnel and a login for your email only.
  3. Read-only, and it tells you when data is stale or you're signed out.
0.0.2 on GitHub ↗

0.0.1

Your CloudRoom threads in the terminal

  1. openwiz ls lists your threads with status, project and age; -l adds a recap, model and effort.
  2. openwiz show <id> shows one thread and its final output.
  3. --json for scripts. Read-only: it never changes a thread.
0.0.1 on GitHub ↗

0.0.0

The design

  1. Published first as OpenFleet.
  2. The design, architecture and release rules, no code yet.
  3. Renamed to OpenWiz before 0.0.1.
0.0.0 on GitHub ↗