Changelog

Package 2.2.0 - 2026-08-17

Added a stateless Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, expanded provider support to 11 agent environments, and migrated to standard Open Agent Skills and modular core engine architecture.

Added

• Stateless Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server: Built native JSON-RPC 2.0 stdio server (bin/vitaecontext-mcp.mjs and npx -y vitaecontext-mcp) conforming to protocol version 2024-11-05 with zero external dependencies.
• MCP Resources, Tools & Prompts: Added cross-workspace resources (career-context://current, vitaegraph://index, vitaegraph://record/{id}, vitaecontext://wiki/{module}), callable tools (get_career_context, search_vitaegraph, validate_career_context), and grounded task prompts (cv_tailoring, linkedin_audit, github_showcase, career_context_intake).
• 5 New AI Coding Agent Adapters: Added Cursor, Windsurf (Cascade), Roo Code / Cline, IBM Bob (watsonx), and xAI Grok, bringing total supported environments to 11.
• Client Setup Configurations: Provided turnkey MCP configuration snippets for Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Roo Code, Antigravity, IBM Bob, and Grok.

Changed

• Standard Open Agent Skills Root Architecture: Migrated canonical methodology skills from .skills/agent-skill/ directly to standard root skills/ following the agentskills.io open specification.
• Standardized Binaries & Modular Core Engine: Standardized top-level bin/ CLI executables (bin/vitaecontext.mjs, bin/vitaecontext-mcp.mjs) and modular pure ESM in src/.
• Removed Legacy .skills/ Hierarchy: Replaced the old nested directory tree in favor of standard root directories.
• Live Stdio Integration Testing: Added subprocess JSON-RPC 2.0 stdio stream integration tests into the test suite.

Package 2.1.0 - 2026-07-19

Added a complete local lifecycle for the central Career Context artifact and hardened the package and website release paths.

Added

• context init, context validate, and context summary, including JSON diagnostics and bounded task packets.
• A fully fictional source-to-context-to-task demo and compact groundedness contract fixtures.
• A native Codex plugin marketplace backed by the same eight canonical runtime skills.

Changed

• Provider installs now preflight and stage all files, then roll back earlier changes if a later commit fails.
• The npm artifact excludes large repository visuals and enforces packed-link and size budgets.
• Website playbooks and product metadata are generated from a checked product source and verified during deployment.
• The public Career Context example is fully fictional; private user artifacts remain outside the repositories.

Package 2.0.0 - 2026-07-11

AgentKit SEO was the former name of VitaeContext. The project grew beyond profile SEO into reusable career-context infrastructure for grounded AI work. VitaeContext is the current project, package, CLI, repository, and website identity.

Changed

• Renamed the package, CLI, provider commands, installed skills, repository, organization, and website to VitaeContext.
• Adopted the VitaeContext visual identity and supplied brand assets across the site, metadata, favicons, and social cards.
• Kept agentkit-seo available as a compatibility npm package that forwards to vitaecontext.

Current destinations: VitaeContext overview, installation guide, source repository, and npm package. New installations should use npx vitaecontext.

Package 1.9.2 - 2026-07-11

Aligned runtime execution contracts, VitaeGraph lifecycle routing, portable installed-skill links, audit calculations, and schema vocabulary across the configured modules.

Package 1.9.1 - 2026-07-07

Refreshed the VitaeContext and VitaeGraph public banners, included the new banner assets in the npm package, and aligned maintainer docs with the current eight-skill runtime bundle.

Package 1.9.0 - 2026-07-07

Introduced VitaeGraph as a first-class VitaeContext product module: a private Markdown career knowledge graph with runtime skill support, graph CLI commands, schemas, templates, provider distribution, tests, and documentation.

Added

• The VitaeGraph product page and vitaecontext-vitaegraph runtime skill.
• vitaecontext graph init, graph validate, and graph index for local graph workspaces.
• Provider support for VitaeGraph across Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, and shared bundle exports.

Package 1.8.3 - 2026-06-27

The public story now matches the product: raw career material becomes one private personal career context file, then evidence-bounded platform output.

Added

• A public workflow overview and grounded-optimization visual explaining how the system turns trusted inputs into consistent career outputs.

Changed

• Reframed the README around the problem, workflow, grounding, quick start, modules, installation, and documentation.
• Renamed the user-facing context concept to personal career context file while preserving stable skill identifiers.

Package 1.8.2 - 2026-06-24

Added a tokenless GitHub public-profile fetcher with bounded evidence reports, partial-result warnings, and deterministic tests.

Package 1.8.1 - 2026-06-21

Extended career-direction awareness across the context workflow while keeping future goals separate from verified experience.

Package 1.8.0 - 2026-06-07

Highlights from the vitaecontext 1.8.0 npm release, mirrored from the package CHANGELOG.md.

Added

• Design documentation: a DESIGN.md and a Design principles section in the README mapping each applied agentic-AI concept to where it lives, with a knowledge-graph diagram.
• Claude Code plugin marketplace distribution so the skills install through /plugin marketplace add and /plugin install.
• Audit scorecard references for the GitHub, LinkedIn, CV/ATS, and web-portfolio skills: a weighted 0-100 triage with bands and a fix-first order, explicitly an internal prioritization heuristic rather than a platform ranking.
• Goals and targeting section in the agent-context-file spec, template, and intake: ideal role, current focus, next work, target locations (or No restriction), interests, and constraints captured as stated intent kept separate from verified facts.
• Role-grounded persona and self-review on every skill: each reasons as the relevant professional and, before returning, checks the draft for fabricated facts, evidence-label accuracy, scope and goal alignment, and impact ordering.
• AI-answer-engine readiness (GEO/AEO) named as an applied concept and labeled as an evolving practice with no ranking guarantee.
• license and a metadata block in every runtime SKILL.md so provenance travels with the installed skill, plus a node:test unit suite wired into CI.

Changed

• Corrected the LLM Wiki attribution: the wiki is compiled and kept current by a maintainer agent and read by runtime agents instead of re-derived per query, deliberately adapting Karpathy's personal-second-brain concept into a shipped, versioned knowledge pack.
• Extended vitaecontext update --provider <provider> to compare the installed skill version against npm latest, and vitaecontext doctor to enforce the Agent Skills description convention and validate the marketplace and plugin manifests.

Website updates

Context example and concept-first homepage - 2026-06-28

Added a fictional, shortened personal career context file with a readable guide and direct Markdown endpoint. Rebuilt the homepage hero around the simple material-to-context-to-task workflow.

June 2026 redesign

Simplified the navigation, rebuilt the homepage around the actual product workflow, added the repository visuals, repaired provider-card overflow, refreshed playbook presentation, and aligned the site with package 1.8.3.

Version 0.1.1

Published npm package distribution is live through npx vitaecontext, with the source repository and npm package aligned around the same install flow.

Version 0.1.0

First static website version with homepage, skill pages, provider page, docs, robots.txt, llms.txt, sitemap generation, metadata, and structured data.

Source status reflected

Shared skill source, export CLI, Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Antigravity, OpenCode, shared export targets, the Claude Code plugin marketplace, npm distribution, and GitHub releases are represented from the source repository.