Version 0.5.1 in package.json, the lockfile, the plugin manifest, the
marketplace entry, and the npx pins inside the skill. CHANGELOG covers the
fingerprint fallback (#40), the footer no longer offering planned commands
(#44), and find in every footer (#46). The README install note and llms.txt
now describe the full transport chain: Chrome, then Firefox, then native
fetch.
Version bump across package.json, the lockfile, the plugin manifest, the
marketplace entry, and the npx pins in the agent skill.
Adds CHANGELOG.md covering what landed since 0.3.0: dispatched site
shortcuts, the Wikipedia shortcuts, proxy env var support, the loud exit 2
on a page with no readable content, and the MIT LICENSE file.
The skill gains a site shortcuts section, since 0.3.0 documented the
shortcuts in the README but the skill never mentioned them, plus the exit 2
contract and the proxy note. llms.txt gains Wikipedia and the proxy line.
README gains the end to end benchmark: five Wikipedia lookups run as whole
tasks in Claude Code with one tool each. All three tools answered every
task correctly, so it reports cost rather than accuracy.
Ships JSON API rendering (#3) and the AWS, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Learn
documentation shortcuts (#11) to the beta channel.
Documentation caught up with what the code actually does while it was open:
- Status said the remaining actions land in v0.2, which shipped without them.
fill, submit, and back are now marked planned in the help and the README,
a label that cannot go stale the way a version number does.
- llms.txt names the cloud documentation shortcuts and the JSON rendering.
The skill keeps its npx pin on 0.2.0. A pin is what agents actually execute,
so it moves when a release is stable, not when it enters beta.
The compact view was all or nothing: an agent that needed more than the 500
token budget had only oc raw, ten to twenty times the price. Now open saves
the distilled page, next continues it where the view stopped, and read <n>
prints one region in full. Headings and text blocks long enough to be cut are
numbered so they can be addressed, and the marker prices what it left behind.
On one Reddit thread: open 475 tokens, next 455, read 88, raw 9,670.
With the package scoped, owner/repo and scope/name line up exactly:
github.com/only-cli/oc is npm @only-cli/oc is the oc command. The skill
installs with npx skills add only-cli/oc.
npm rejects the unscoped name only-cli as too similar to the existing
onlycli package, so the package lives in the org scope with the binary
name. The command is still oc and the repo is still only-cli/only-cli;
install snippets across README, SKILL.md, llms.txt, and the benchmark
docs now say npx @only-cli/oc.
The README now lists the tuned site shortcuts (Hacker News, Reddit,
DuckDuckGo, Bing) next to the generic engine, and cites the live
benchmark numbers from only-cli/benchmarks. llms.txt gives AI assistants
a one-page summary to index. npm keywords added for search.
The internal build spec moves out of the published repo.
Generic distillation engine (no per-site adapters): fetch via impers
impersonating Chrome with a firefox-fingerprint retry, distill to an
interaction tree, render under a hard token budget with numbered action
handles. Raw mode emits markdown via turndown or cleaned HTML. Per-site
CLI definitions for HN, Reddit, Bing, DuckDuckGo. Offline test suite,
agent skill, OIDC publish workflow.
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