Changelog

What each release of wong brings. Binaries, checksums and the full list of commits are on GitHub's releases page.

v0.1.2

2026-10-29. Fewer false alarms when an agent saves a note.

The check that runs as an agent saves a note proposes an issue as a source only when its Linear team is known: from the teams wong check last read from Linear, or from the linear: sources your notes already declare. A license like AGPL-3.0 or an example key no longer passes for an issue.
It proposes as sources only files the repo tracks, not files git ignores.

2026-10-29. Setting a machine up is one line.

A one-line install: curl -fsSL https://wong.bytay.dev/install.sh | sh -s -- <server-url> downloads the release for the machine, checks it against the release’s checksums, puts wong on the PATH and runs wong setup.
wong setup installs the wong plugin for Claude Code, and without a url it sets the machine up on its own; run it again with one to connect a server later.

2026-10-29. The first public release.

The brain: wong import brings Claude Code’s memory into one folder per project plus me/, and wong link points Claude Code at it. wong setup does both against a server in one go.
Checks: wong check compares every note with the files, commits, Linear issues and notes it cites, and with the deploys it waits for.
The plugin: four Claude Code hooks bring the right notes into each session, show the notes that cite a file before an edit, check each note an agent saves, and sync the brain when a session ends; the maintain-brain skill tells agents how to fix what went stale.
The server: wong serve syncs machines without overwriting, keeps every version, turns GitHub and Linear webhooks into tasks, and serves a dashboard with a graph view and MCP.
Obsidian: the brain opens as a vault, and wong obsidian exports and imports vaults.
Distribution: binaries for Linux, macOS and Windows, and a Docker image on ghcr.io/17tayyy/wong.