Release notes stay close to the CLI.

• `ds task` is the primary workflow for packed, repo-grounded task slices with plan/result artifacts, checkpoints, and decision gates.
• `ds apply` emits the next bounded one-slice agent prompt without mutating task state.
• `ds init` can generate Codex, Cursor, Claude, and Windsurf adapter files for `ds task` and `ds apply`.
• `ds tldr` provides LLM-oriented quickstarts grouped by setup, hotfix, epic, incident, handoff, and repo deep-dive workflows.
• `ds find` builds packed context by default; use `ds find --plain` for the older flat result list.
• `ds map` focuses on architecture/system boundaries, while `ds recent` covers recently active local git topics.
• `ds update` reports the active binary, likely install source, latest release status, and recommended update command.

• Tightened the visible command surface around task, map, find, recent, update, and agent-facing workflows.
• Reduced confusing legacy commands in help output before broader use.
• Hardened task-artifact preservation so CLI lifecycle updates avoid rewriting authored planning content.

• Introduced local task workspaces with indexed plans, slice prompts, result artifacts, and checkpoints.
• Established local SQLite indexing for intent artifacts and repository context.
• Included map/find/recent workflows for repo orientation and evidence inspection.

• `ds apply` is prompt-only in v1.1; it does not launch an external coding agent.
• Generated adapter files are thin wrappers over the local CLI, not a hosted service.
• `ds adopt` and richer workspace support are planned, not included in v1.1.0.

Use GitHub Releases for binary downloads and version notes. Use the CLI repository for source, issues, and public docs.