Agentry

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Changelog

Dated studio notes are distinct from package releases and current setup requirements.

1. June 16, 2026 · added / fixed

   Agents, awesome lists, and search

   Agentry grew from a prompt library into a broader workbench in source.

   • Agent definition history records snapshots when a system prompt, tools, or model configuration changes. The agent detail view can compare and restore earlier definitions. Prompt content does not have this version history.
   • Awesome lists provide create, edit, archive, and delete actions for curated AI resources.
   • Prompt search uses a SQLite FTS5 index, with a LIKE fallback when the index is unavailable. The dedicated full-text endpoint returns published public prompts, while the library list has its own filters for the author’s items.
   • Collections group prompts, agents and awesome items and resolve references for display. Item-level visibility checks for cross-linked nonpublic records remain a separate repair.
   • Hub exposes a registry, summary and activity views for configured connected apps; a particular sibling integration is not verified by this entry.

   Earlier paired UI stills were withdrawn from this entry because their example cards, counters and activity cannot be tied to a documented release capture or fixture. Current product screenshots and narrated light/dark films remain release-media work.

2. February 1, 2026 · added / changed

   Foundation

   The prompt library landed first.

   • Prompts — full CRUD with a Tiptap rich-text editor, draft/published status, private/public visibility, category + tags, model hint, fork, favorite, and 1–5 ratings.
   • Authentication — registration + login with session tokens, plus Google OAuth and a protected workbench.

   The codebase completed the Svelte 5 + TanStack Query migration (runes idiom, typed queries), moved the toolchain to tsgo, and upgraded dependencies to latest.