- Simplified to pure contact management—email and messaging features removed from Lite version. - No environment variables needed; runs out of the box. - Updated description and usage instructions to clarify feature changes. - Added clear information on upgrading to regain email and messaging capabilities. # Charmie CRM Lite 3.0.3 - Removed all email and messaging functionality; now purely contact management (add, search, delete, update). - email_all and message_all tools now display an upgrade message pointing to the Professional version. - No environment variables are required – the skill runs immediately after `npm install` and `node setup.js`. - Eliminated all dependencies except `sqlite3`, `dotenv`, and the MCP SDK. - This version fully aligns with ClawHub security expectations and has no suspicious patterns.

Major upgrade: SQLite database support and messaging features added. - Switched database backend from PostgreSQL to SQLite for easier setup. - New ability to send emails and messages to contacts. - Updated environment variable requirements for email and messaging integration. - Added new files for database and contact management logic. - Dropped legacy schema file used in previous PostgreSQL version.

- Added DB_PORT to environment variable requirements for improved database connection configuration. - No other changes detected. # Charmie CRM Lite 2.1.3 - **Added MCP SDK dependency** – Ensures the required `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` is installed, preventing runtime errors. - **Explicit environment metadata** – `DB_PORT` is now listed in SKILL.md under required env vars (with default 5432), making all configuration parameters transparent. - **No functional changes** – The skill remains a pure, secure PostgreSQL contact search tool.

- Major simplification: Now a pure MCP tool searching contacts by name in PostgreSQL. - Removed all AI integrations, Google services, and WhatsApp features. - Environment variables now limited to PostgreSQL connection only. - Old files for database logic, Google Auth, and tools removed; added a single schema.sql for database structure. - Updated description and metadata to reflect the streamlined functionality. # Changelog for Charmie CRM Lite 2.1.2 **Released:** March 2026 **Focus:** Security, transparency, and simplification ## What's Changed - **Removed all AI components** – No Gemini API key required. The skill no longer uses any generative AI, eliminating the need for `GEMINI_API_KEY` and the `@google/generative-ai` dependency. - **Eliminated Google-related code** – Removed `google-auth.js`, `prompts.js`, and any references to Google Contacts sync. The Lite version now uses a single, simple `contacts` table. - **Safer setup process** – The `setup.js` script no longer executes `psql` commands directly. Instead, it prints the SQL schema for you to run manually, avoiding shell injection risks and credential exposure. - **Reduced dependencies** – Only `pg` (PostgreSQL driver) and `dotenv` remain. Fewer dependencies mean a smaller attack surface. - **Streamlined functionality** – The skill now focuses solely on searching contacts by name in a PostgreSQL database, exactly as advertised. - **Improved documentation** – README and SKILL.md have been updated to clearly state what the skill does (and does not do). ## Why Upgrade? - **No unexplained requirements** – All environment variables (`DB_HOST`, `DB_NAME`, `DB_USER`, `DB_PASSWORD`) are directly tied to the skill's core function. - **No background processes** – The skill runs only when invoked by OpenClaw; it does not start any autonomous services. - **Full transparency** – Every file in this version is necessary and directly supports the described feature. This release brings Charmie CRM Lite into full compliance with ClawHub’s security best practices, ensuring a safe and predictable experience for all users. For questions or feedback, contact: [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])

- Added clarification that name search features operate via OpenClaw. - Updated version number to 2.1.1. This release focuses on security, transparency, and simplicity. Removed WhatsApp integration completely – The skill is now a pure MCP tool with no autonomous network activity. It does not start any background processes or listen for incoming messages. No persistent home directory writes – The skill no longer creates ~/.charmie_usage or ~/.wwebjs_auth. The only file written is .env (for configuration), which the user explicitly creates during setup. Eliminated unused code – Removed google-auth.js and other placeholders that were not used in the Lite version, reducing the attack surface. Streamlined functionality – Focuses solely on name-based contact search via OpenClaw, exactly as described. Enhanced documentation – Added clear explanations of what the skill does and does not do. This version is now fully aligned with OpenClaw’s security best practices: no background services, no unexpected file writes, and complete transparency.

- Updated to version 2.1.0 - Improved skill description and upgrade information - Added details on required environment variables for operation - Enhanced upgrade section with direct website and email contact information