Releases: limecloud/agentapp
AgentAPP v0.8.0
v0.8 makes Agent Apps first-class standalone products without letting each app rebuild the platform. It separates Agent App package, Lime Runtime Core, Lime Desktop, and Lime App Shell. The release adds app.install.yaml, app-install.schema.json, install-mode projection, and reference CLI support for --version 0.8 / --target 0.8.0. Apps can now declare in_lime, standalone, runtime_backed, and optional web_host distribution modes while still relying on Lime-governed capabilities for agent execution, secrets, policy, tools, storage, and evidence. v0.7 packages remain valid; v0.8 adds install topology above the existing requirement-boundary model.
Agent App v0.2.0
Agent App v0.2 makes the standard product-grade: an app is no longer only an APP.md composition descriptor. It is a runtime package with UI, workers, storage, workflows, and business implementation, executed by the host through a stable Capability SDK.
Highlights:
- Runtime Package model for UI bundles, workers, storage schemas, migrations, workflows, artifacts, and policies.
- Capability SDK contract for
lime.ui,lime.storage,lime.files,lime.agent,lime.knowledge,lime.tools,lime.artifacts,lime.workflow,lime.policy,lime.evidence, andlime.secrets. - Clear distinction between Agent App and Expert: Expert is only an
expert-chatentry. - Manifest/schema updates for
requires,runtimePackage,ui,storage,services,events,secrets, andlifecycle. - Upgraded content engineering example with UI, worker, storage, workflow, and expert fixtures.
Validation before release:
npm run buildnode bin/agentapp-ref.mjs validate docs/examples/content-engineering-appnode bin/agentapp-ref.mjs validate docs/examples/customer-support-appnpm pack --dry-run