skillhub/cli/CHANGELOG.md

Changelog

All notable CLI behavior changes are documented in this file.

Unreleased

Added

• Add repeatable sync pull --skill <slug> selection for non-interactive and JSON workflows, with interactive multi-select in a TTY.
• Add skillhub upgrade <coordinate...> for bounded, explicit upgrades of already-installed Skills, including side-effect-free --check, structured --json, local-change protection, and target filters.

Fixed

• Preserve unknown fields in shared ~/.skillhub/config.json and credentials.json files, and treat a compatible credentials document without first-party tokens as logged out instead of failing. Login and logout now modify only the first-party registry state.

• Return structured JSON from help --json and topic help, report unknown help topics as usage errors, and support --version / -v alongside the existing version command.

• Report successful publish and sync push requests as submissions, preserving the registry's raw SCANNING, UPLOADED, PENDING_REVIEW, or PUBLISHED status without implying final publication.

• Require an explicit non-global namespace for every sync action. sync pull --check remains a whole-namespace read-only check; mutating pulls now affect only explicitly selected skills.

• Prevent --force from overwriting an unmanaged or different-source Skill at the same target path. Source ownership is the full registry + namespace + slug identity.

• Reject registry downgrades and partial-target updates that the shared inventory version cannot represent safely.

• Exclude installer-owned .skillhub/ state when publishing a local Skill directory.

• Resolve namespace/slug, @namespace/slug, and namespace--slug coordinates against their declared namespace instead of silently falling back to global.

• Reject a namespaced coordinate combined with a conflicting --namespace value; a matching value remains valid.

• Limit local removal with a namespaced coordinate or explicit --namespace to the matching namespace, preventing collateral deletion of same-slug installations in other namespaces. Bare-slug removal retains its existing cross-namespace behavior for compatibility.

• Preserve public registry msg and requestId fields for unsuccessful responses. HTTP 403 without a public message now reports the neutral access denied fallback instead of assuming the token lacks scope.