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Ashlr release
Ashlr Stack released version 0.3.6. Pull requests added regression tests for device codes, HTML entities, installers, regex replacements, and autofix rules in multiple projects.
This briefing covers a release from Ashlr’s own developer-tool projects. Product claims come from the linked sources; this is not an independent review.
Ashlr Stack published release 0.3.6. The pull request says it pins the default Stack MCP server to qualified 0.3.6 and updates the toolchain guide.
Phantom Secrets pull requests added tests for pasted hyphenated device codes, all five supported HTML entities in titles, and installer regressions for HOME paths with spaces.
ashlr-plugin pull requests added tests for end-of-input regex replacement, Rust grep caveats in docs, and core response regressions for boolean false values.
Phantom pull requests addressed safe ledger ownership across pre-open atomic publication and restored dispatcher visibility with bounded log reads.
Ashlr MD pull requests added many autofix test cases covering valid link preservation, undescribed images at document end, invalid links in lists, and whitespace-only hrefs.
Ashlr Stack pull requests added tests for webhook verification reminders, site changelog entries, and release heading validation in CHANGELOG.md.
Review the new regression tests in each project. Run the updated test suites locally to confirm coverage.
The 0.3.6 release updates MCP server pins and documentation. Test additions reduce risk of regressions in core behaviors.
Install Ashlr Stack 0.3.6. Examine the added test files for device authorization and autofix scenarios.
Ashlr tools connected to this story. Review their source and setup requirements.
Work with eligible coding-agent accounts and local models in one workbench; review fleet proposals under signed authority.
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Phantom received new read-only panes for goals, ideas, and library in the verse dock along with owner history paging and triage updates. Other projects added test coverage only.
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Phantom pull requests add read-only fleet health checks and improve merge reconciliation, latency reporting and worktree cleanup. Documentation updates cover multiple products including Locus, Lexicon and Ashlr Stack.
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Keep coding agents scoped to the right client, account, and tenant. Manage identity bindings across command-line tools and MCP connections.
Keep a personal vocabulary of names and speech-to-text corrections in one YAML file, then use it across coding-agent tools, MCP connections, and browser workflows.
Read, edit, and export Markdown in a desktop app, with AI assistance and tools for reviewing agent-written documents. Available for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Provision and connect development services through CLI and MCP tools, with Phantom Secrets handling supported credential paths.
Delegate supported API work through scoped placeholders and a local proxy, keeping real keys out of agent context.
Token-efficient tools and workflows for Codex and Claude Code. Read, search, edit, and inspect repositories with compact outputs and visible context usage.
Multiple projects received new test coverage for CLI commands, markdown autofix rules, schema handling, and observability fallbacks. All changes are test-only additions described in the pull requests.
