NEWS

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wf 0.1.0

• All installed components (skills, agents, hooks, and rules) are now tracked in a single .wf-lock.json file at the agent configuration root (e.g., .claude/) rather than separate per-type lock files in each subdirectory.
• add_agent(), agent_path(), check_agents(), find_agent(), init_agent(), list_agents(), remove_agent(), and update_agents() are new functions for managing custom subagents stored in .{agent}/agents/.
• add_hook() is a new function that installs a hook script file from GitHub or a local path into the agent's hooks directory and registers it in settings.json. check_hooks(), find_hook(), hook_path(), init_hook(), list_hooks(), remove_hook(), and update_hooks() round out the hooks lifecycle, mirroring the skills/agents/rules pattern. hook_path() returns the hooks directory (e.g. .claude/hooks), not the settings file. register_hook() is a new function that handles bare command registration in settings.json without installing a script file. settings_path() is a new function that returns the path to a coding agent's settings.json.
• add_rule(), check_rules(), find_rule(), init_rule(), list_rules(), remove_rule(), rule_path(), and update_rules() are new functions for managing coding rules stored in .{agent}/rules/.

wf 0.0.1 (2026-03-19)

• add_skill(), check_skills(), find_skill(), init_skill(), list_skills(), remove_skill(), and update_skills() are new functions for managing AI agent skills.
• add_skill(), check_skills(), list_skills(), remove_skill(), and update_skills() now default path to NULL. When NULL, the path is resolved from the WF_AGENT environment variable, or by an interactive prompt listing any detected agent directories. Passing a known agent name (e.g., "github_copilot") as path is now also supported as a shorthand for that agent's conventional project-scope path.
• skill_path() now supports a "copilot" alias for "github_copilot".
• skill_path() now supports Posit AI ("posit_ai", alias "posit") with base directory .positai.