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v0.2.0 · Organize context, control access, and distribute Skills

PowerContext adds Server-owned Scopes, resource-level access control, and a complete Skill package workflow, with native personal services on macOS, Linux, and Windows.

Highlights

  • Organize Scopes with parent relationships and explicit context references, reuse Agent bindings, and inspect exact, subtree, or all-Scope views in the Dashboard and Handoff Reports.
  • Apply one access-control boundary across HTTP, MCP, and Dashboard data, with resource roles, revocable Bindings, audit records, and Casbin or AuthZEN adapters.
  • Review and version complete Skill packages, including scripts and resources; publish to local Codex or Claude Code targets or deliver exact Revisions through a remote Receiver.
  • Keep a personal Server running through the native service manager on macOS, Linux, or Windows using powercontext service install/status/uninstall.
  • Create and read Sources, manage Artifact Revisions through scoped REST endpoints, and explore the interactive Scalar API reference.
  • Configure separate generation, embedding, and reranking endpoints and model settings; inspect process metrics and host-visible integration diagnostics.
  • Use the redesigned bilingual documentation site, Agent and API tutorials, and benchmark result pages.
  • Fix sqlite-vec row accumulation on Memory commits, binary cursor-key persistence on Windows, environment-file parsing, and DSH Scope error handling.
  • Upgrade Server, clients, and integrations together. Unregistered legacy scope_id values now return scope_not_found; older OceanBase identity columns require utf8mb4_bin collation. Review data migration before upgrading an existing database.
uv tool install --force "powercontext[cli,server]==0.2.0"
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