v1.0.19
- Adds requirement to extract and display all citation URLs from responses.
- Introduces a dedicated "Sources" section listing all extracted citation links.
- If no citations are found in the answer, users are notified explicitly.
- General answer presentation and citation handling clarified for user experience.
v1.0.18
- Updated API base URL from api.aubr.ai to apis.aubr.ai throughout documentation and metadata.
- Added _meta.json file for improved metadata management.
v1.0.17
- Updated API usage examples to use jq for safer JSON payload construction.
- Removed previous recommendation to use printf for building JSON requests.
- No changes to functionality or API endpoints.
v1.0.16
- Improved API usage instructions to use printf and --data-binary for safer JSON payload construction.
- Added a warning to always construct JSON payloads programmatically to prevent shell injection.
- Minor clarification in polling workflow, using variable substitution for request ID.
- Updated follow-up question example to use safe input handling practices.
v1.0.15
- Removed the `.claude/settings.local.json` file.
- No user-facing changes to functionality or documentation.
v1.0.14
No changes detected in this version.
- No file changes were found between versions.
- All documentation and functionality remain unchanged.
v1.0.13
- Disabled model invocation by adding "disable-model-invocation: true".
- Updated guardrails to clarify that only the user's longevity or aging research question should be sent, and to not send unrelated personal data.
v1.0.12
- Updated public API documentation link to explicitly mention HTTPS usage.
- Improved guardrails by instructing to strip any sensitive details (such as PII) from user questions before submitting to the API.
- Clarified that requests should not include secrets, PII, or unrelated personal data.
- No changes to workflow or functionality.
v1.0.11
- Updated documentation to clarify that the API is free, open, and does not require authentication.
- Noted that curl must be available in the runtime environment.
- Improved workflow instructions, specifying to hold requestId and conversationId in memory.
- Removed the "requiredBinaries" entry from the metadata.
v1.0.10
- Added requiredBinaries field to metadata, specifying "curl" as a dependency.
- Updated guardrails to include a new disclaimer: responses are AI-generated research summaries, not medical advice—users should consult a healthcare professional.
v1.0.9
- Updated API base URL from satisfied-light-production.up.railway.app to api.aubr.ai.
- Changed workflow keys from jobId to requestId.
- Added homepage metadata with documentation link.
- Minor formatting updates for clarity.
v1.0.8
- Updated skill description to clarify focus on lifespan extension, anti-aging research, and cited sources.
- Rewrote and simplified workflow instructions for submitting, polling, and handling follow-up questions.
- Removed mention of authentication (still none required), kept public API details.
- Clarified rate limiting and guidance for handling HTTP 429 errors.
- Improved guardrail language and removed references to API keys or credentials.
- Added a local configuration file (.claude/settings.local.json).
v1.0.7
Initial public release.
- Lets users submit longevity and aging questions to the Aubrai API and receive answers with citations.
- Supports polling for completion and handling API rate limiting.
- Allows follow-up questions within the same conversation.
- Includes essential guardrails for privacy and security.
v1.0.6
Initial public release of Aubrai Longevity skill.
- Answers evidence-based questions about longevity, aging, and related biology using the Aubrai API.
- Submits user questions, polls for responses, and returns well-cited scientific answers.
- Handles follow-up questions via conversation context.
- Enforces topic scope, API rate limits, and privacy guardrails.
- No authentication or configuration required; public API use only.
v1.0.5
- Expanded data sources to include Semantic Scholar, OpenAlex, and Crossref, along with existing PubMed, bioRxiv, arXiv, and clinical trials.
- Enhanced the description to clarify features: literature reviews, synthesis, hypothesis generation, and experiment design.
- Improved specificity about supported topics and task capabilities.
- Reduced global API rate limit from 1 request per 5 minutes to 1 request per 1 minute.
v1.0.4
- Updated description to highlight broader source coverage (PubMed, bioRxiv, arXiv, clinical trials, journals) and real scientific citations.
- Emphasized state-of-the-art (SOTA) longevity research, including interventions, biomarkers, and protocols in the description.
- Clarified the focus on science-based answers and added a call-to-action with the public chat endpoint.
v1.0.3
Initial release.
- Ask questions about longevity and aging research using the Aubrai bioagent API.
- Provides evidence-based answers with scientific citations.
- Supports follow-up questions within the same conversation.
- No authentication or user configuration required.
- Please note: responses may take 30–60 seconds and the API is globally rate-limited.
v1.0.2
Initial release of Aubrai Longevity skill.
- Enables users to ask scientific questions about longevity, aging, and related biology topics.
- Answers are generated by a bioagent that researches scientific literature and provides evidence-based responses with citations.
- No authentication or configuration required; uses a public API.
- Guides on submitting questions, polling for results, handling rate limits, and conducting follow-up conversations included.
- Users are informed of processing times and rate limits for a smooth experience.