- Replaced "⚠️ ISSUE" with "Warning: ISSUE" for consistency across dependency architecture documentation.
- Removed checkmarks from completed items in various documents to maintain uniformity in status representation.
- Enhanced clarity by ensuring all sections follow a consistent formatting style.
Benefits:
- Improves readability and consistency in documentation, making it easier for contributors to understand the project's status and issues.
- Aligns with the overall documentation style, fostering a more professional appearance across all documents.
- Revised the editor status section to reflect the current state of various editors, including stability notes and testing requirements.
- Clarified the welcome screen visibility logic in the documentation, emphasizing its behavior when no ROM is loaded and the conditions for manual control.
- Enhanced the overall structure and clarity of the development guide to better inform contributors about the project's status and UI management practices.
Benefits:
- Provides a clearer understanding of the current capabilities and testing needs of the editors.
- Improves documentation accuracy regarding UI behavior, aiding developers in troubleshooting and feature implementation.
- Removed the DYAZE_USE_MODULAR_BUILD option from build presets documentation.
- Updated the agent guide to reflect the recent completion of version 0.2.2-alpha, highlighting new emulator debugging infrastructure and its benefits for AI agents.
- Enhanced the CLI help output to include a more structured command summary and improved descriptions for better user understanding.
- Implemented a Command Abstraction Layer to eliminate ~1300 lines of duplicated code across tool commands, enhancing maintainability and consistency.
- Established a unified structure for argument parsing, ROM loading, and output formatting across all commands.
- Added comprehensive documentation, including a Command Abstraction Guide with migration checklists and testing strategies.
- Introduced better testing capabilities for command components, making them AI-friendly and easier to validate.
- Removed legacy command classes and integrated new command handlers for improved functionality.
Benefits:
- Streamlined command handling and improved code quality.
- Enhanced developer experience with clear documentation and testing strategies.
- Maintained backward compatibility with no breaking changes to existing command interfaces.
- Implemented vim-style line editing in the simple chat interface, allowing users to navigate and edit text using familiar vim commands.
- Introduced an autocomplete system in the FTXUI chat, providing real-time command suggestions and fuzzy matching for improved user experience.
- Updated documentation to reflect new features and usage instructions for vim mode and autocomplete functionality.
- Enhanced the TUI with autocomplete UI components for better interaction and command input.
- Introduced a new "Getting Started" guide to help users set up and use the YAZE software effectively.
- Added detailed "Testing Guide" outlining the testing framework and best practices for contributors.
- Created "Build Instructions" for macOS, Linux, and Windows, including environment verification and quick start with CMake presets.
- Documented the architecture and networking aspects of YAZE, focusing on service-oriented design and gRPC integration.
- Updated the index to reflect new documentation structure and improve navigation.
