Flue - Control Desktop Software

- Clarified that Flue is specifically for user-directed automation within a requested application, and should not be used for unattended or autonomous background changes. - Added reminders that Flue actions are limited to tasks the user has explicitly requested in a specific application. - No code or file changes; documentation improvements only.

Description update

- Expanded the description to clearly list supported applications, including Photoshop, Illustrator, After Effects, Premiere, 3ds Max, Blender, Unity, Houdini, and Microsoft Office. - Added a new "Use Cases" section outlining practical scenarios for Flue across creative and technical workflows. - Updated summary to clarify Flue's role in enabling CLI automation for major desktop software. - Minor clarifications and rewording throughout for improved readability and accuracy.

No code or file changes detected; documentation update only. - Rewrote and expanded SKILL.md for clarity and onboarding. - Added usage examples and clarified project purpose and workflow. - Improved explanations on when and how to use Flue. - Added safety, provenance, and installation instructions for new users. - Updated descriptions of supported applications and adapter mechanisms.

- Added a YAML frontmatter block with name and description to SKILL.md for improved metadata. - No code changes; documentation only.

Significant documentation and reference file removals; security and workflow clarifications. - Removed 30 documentation and reference files, including usage, setup, known issues, and adapter API docs. - Quick Start and debugging instructions revised for clarity, emphasizing new command usage and safety practices. - Installer, upgrade, and troubleshooting instructions now require explicit human approval. - Added a new section on security, provenance, and safe installation practices. - Language throughout updated to discourage autonomous local fixes or persistent changes.

- Major update: Added 30 new files including detailed adapter documentation for 13 supported apps, setup and known issues guides, and shared contract references. - SKILL.md significantly revised for clarity, completeness, and usage instructions, including improved adapter list, usage workflow, rules, and troubleshooting steps. - Introduced step-by-step quick start and precise command recommendations for Windows and macOS/Linux. - Added guidelines for local debugging and environment-specific troubleshooting. - Now includes reference to new documentation files: coexistence, bridge contract, setup, and known issues.

Version 1.0.11 of flue - No file changes detected in this release. - Behavior and documentation remain unchanged from the previous version.

- SKILL.md reformatted to use metadata (YAML front matter) for name and description. - Section headings and bullet points replaced with plain text and lists for improved readability and brevity. - No functional or behavioral changes; documentation clarity improvements only.

Version 1.0.9 of the "flue" skill - No file changes detected in this release. - Functionality and documentation remain unchanged from the previous version. - updated display name

- Updated Quick Start instructions: now recommend reviewing the GitHub repository if Flue is not found, instead of attempting installation. - Maintains all previous usage and security guidelines. - No other changes to functionality or rules.

- Updated Quick Start instructions to clarify that Flue should not be installed or set up without explicit human approval. - Strengthened guidance in General Rules of Use: do not make persistent changes, install components, dismiss modals, or create compatibility fixes unless explicitly asked by the human. - Revised Security & Provenance: emphasize reviewing the exact Flue release, preferring pinned versions in isolated environments, and requiring explicit approval before any install or setup actions. - Improved clarity and boundaries on agent actions for safer human-in-the-loop operation.

- Updated Quick Start instructions: recommend `pip install flue && flue setup` for installation, and emphasize obtaining human consent before installing. - Removed detailed pre-installation review steps for a simpler onboarding process. - No changes to adapters, rules of use, or debugging instructions. - No code or functionality changes detected.

- Updated install instructions to recommend reviewing the exact release and installing a pinned version of Flue in an isolated environment. - Installation guidance now directs users to use explicit version pinning, e.g., py -m pip install flue==<reviewed-version>. - Emphasized the importance of reviewing Flue on GitHub or PyPI before installation. - Minor clarifications and consistency improvements to introductory and quick start sections.

- Removed 25 files related to documentation, scripts, adapters, and project setup. - Updated setup instructions: now ask for permission to run `pip install flue && flue setup` if Flue is missing. - Clarified that Flue’s additional resources are available via the pip package, not as local files. - Changed guidance on local compatibility fixes: small, persistent fixes are now recommended when needed. - Added a new “Security & Provenance” section with links to review the package source and PyPI. - Improved instructions and rules to align with pip-based installation and usage.

Initial public release with major documentation and codebase: - Added 25 new files, including adapters for 13 major desktop apps, documentation, and setup scripts. - Updated core skill documentation (SKILL.md) with clarified setup and collaboration rules. - Introduced new setup, debugging, and security instructions for safe usage. - Provided a modular structure for adapters and reference docs to support a wide range of app automations.

Version 1.0.2 - Added a new section, "Security & Provenance," clarifying Flue's open-source MIT license and providing links to its GitHub and PyPI pages. - Emphasized that installation with `pip install flue` should only be performed with human permission. - No file changes detected beyond documentation update.

Version 1.0.1 - Minor documentation update: clarified that `pip install flue && flue setup` should be run with human permission, and reworded the intro for conciseness. - No functional or file changes; usage instructions and structure remain the same.

Initial release of Flue – a bridge for controlling professional desktop software via shell scripts. - Supports scripting automation for apps like Photoshop, Premiere, Blender, Unity, and more. - Provides setup instructions and adapter documentation for each supported application. - Details safe usage guidelines, workspace behavior, and script execution methods. - Includes troubleshooting commands for versioning, diagnostics, and modal dialog handling. - Designed for collaborative workflows where automated scripts assist rather than fully control.