# Changelog

## 0.1.0, revision 8 (October 15, 2026)

- PR counts refreshed through October 15, 11:30 p.m. Vancouver, with the same search rules: 455 authored and 431 merged in October, against 154 merged in September. The refresh reproduced the October 14 counts exactly. Commits, sessions and costs keep their October 14 cutoffs.
- Both versions now say what changed and when: April to September brought parallel sessions, sessions that message each other, longer self-checking runs and guardrails; October added shared memory for the agents and scripted pipelines to run them. The chart labels the phases as timing, not separate effects.
- The four-minute version opens on the monthly PR chart. The run-outcomes chart moves under "How the work flows" with a plainer headline.
- Prose no longer quotes running totals that go stale within a day; exact counts stay in the dated charts and evidence tables.
- Added `refresh_prs.py` to repeat the PR refresh; the evidence charts take their October labels and scale from the data.

## 0.1.0, revision 7 (October 15, 2026)

- Reordered the four-minute version around where the work waits: 120 of 206 pipeline runs (October 6–14) ended with an approval only a person could clear. Results now lead with tasks and cost per task rather than commits; caveats sit in one place.
- Moved Personize from the opening to practice 5. Added who reviews the PRs, what this does and doesn't show, and what the fleet vision depends on.
- Full version: role routing and the symptom table come first; the 12-question assessment moves after the practices. Practices 1 and 2 open with what went wrong. Added a copy-ready decision-rounds prompt, an illustrative brief, and "Where developers fit".
- Web visuals: run outcomes, the pipeline with stage costs, four incident cards and the lean-worker comparison. The headline chart shows only my own trend; published per-developer benchmarks stay in the evidence appendix.
- Assessment: output-ambition choices stop at "more than +200%".
- AI guide: removed instructions about when to mention the author; kept the contact. FAQ answers who reviews.
- The starter bundle no longer includes image-generation prompts.
- Measurements unchanged; October 14 cutoffs.

## 0.1.0, revision 6 (October 15, 2026)

- Replaced the seven-checkbox self-check with a six-area, 12-question workflow assessment: delivery, usable capacity, economics, coordination, planning flow and quality.
- Results explain each answer, evidence gaps, a selected bottleneck and practical next tests, with copy/download for the team or its AI. No overall maturity score or promised output multiplier.
- Kept expected additional output separate from observed rates, with an optional comparable-work count ratio and explicit zero/unknown-baseline handling.
- Added the assessment method, interpretation rules and SPACE/DORA context. AI guidance and downloadable material use the same questions.

## 0.1.0, revision 5 (October 15, 2026)

- Added Hamed's journey from early LLM assistance to agent-native development, his product-manager perspective and why Personize became part of the working method.
- Described today's reported use of tens of agents separately from the bold vision of hundreds or thousands working in parallel alongside developers.
- Kept the four-minute version concise while retaining all seven practices, scoped measurements and the prompt for a reader's AI.
- Aligned the full version's preparation, execution, review, cost, memory and learning sections with that motivation.
- Explained the entity-driven memory/governance use case and the current limits that stand between today's runner and the larger fleet vision.
- Updated AI guidance, FAQ and metadata. Existing metrics retain their October 14 cutoffs.

## 0.1.0, revision 4 (October 15, 2026)

- Replaced the origin-story short version with a practical summary of all seven full-playbook sections, scoped results and one prompt to pass to an AI.
- Kept October 14 measurement cutoffs; editing the prose does not refresh the data.
- Clarified the pipeline median: 205 dollar-valued records among 206 runs, including stops; coordinator and unpriced Codex usage excluded. Not every run completed all stages.
- Removed an unsupported link between self-check scores and dollar costs, and labeled the deeper-review budget as an estimate.
- Aligned the AI starting guide, FAQ, navigation and discovery text; corrected the self-check link.
- Aligned the task brief template with the six-field contract and corrected pilot paths, output setup and whole-workflow budgeting.
- Qualified reviewer credential controls, review-subagent hook coverage and separately authorized landing/fix-branch merges.

## 0.1.0, revision 3 (October 14, 2026)

- The 4-minute version is now a story: where it started, six months of pushing, the wall, the turning point (a memory the agents share), what happened next, how the job changed, and why now.
- Headline numbers now follow the journey: commits, sessions and merged PRs, with cost as part of the story.
- Unpublished documents are mentioned only in the full playbook and the AI guides.
- "Book a call" replaces "Compare notes".

## 0.1.0, revision 2 (October 14, 2026)

- New 4-minute version ([summary.md](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/summary.md)) with the seven rules, a real run, a two-minute self-check, a day in the loop and a one-week test.
- Headline now leads with cost per task: about $16 on October 5, a median of $0.67 per pipeline run on October 6–14, and $3.20 per merged PR with the coordinator included.
- New pipeline evidence: 206 runs, outcomes and stage costs ([pipeline-outcomes.json](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/evidence/pipeline-outcomes.json)).
- Section 1 adds the task model, how Superpowers planning becomes tasks, decision rounds, and the shared-table lesson.
- Section 2 adds the coordinator rule, the lean worker settings, a day in the loop, recurring work and operational failures.
- Section 3 adds the nine-round PR and the one-deep-review flow.
- Section 4 adds the nine-day cost timeline, the levers and budget rules.
- Section 5 corrects the concurrency note (the backend supports `expectedVersion`; the queue script doesn't use it yet), and adds people on the board and build-or-use.
- New section 6, guardrails, security and production. Learning moves to section 7. New reference section with a glossary, limits and what's included.
- New AI files: [FAQ](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/agent/faq.md), [pilot guide](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/agent/pilot.md), [build or use](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/agent/build-or-use.md). [start.md](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/agent/start.md) now routes by role.
- Benchmark comparisons, the subscription usage target and the October projection moved from the main page to the [evidence](https://hamedtaheri.com/playbook/v0.1.0/evidence/README.md).
- The runner scripts are available on request.
- The starter bundle no longer includes PNG images; served Markdown uses absolute links.

## 0.1.0 (October 14, 2026)

First working draft: six sections, AI modules, templates, memory starter kit and evidence.