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v0.6.2
Release: mograph 0.6.2c726b40b · ·mograph 0.6.2 Documentation only. No change to the server, the tools or the protocol surface. The README stops reading like a private notebook: it opens with what the thing does and a worked session showing what you say to an agent and which tools answer. It also stops claiming that `install-panel --zxp` has never been run against a real Adobe installation, which stopped being true in 0.6.1. Adds a full Spanish README linked from the top of both, and a test that compares the facts between them -- tool counts, protocol revision, Adobe versions, the configuration table, the measured gradient errors -- so the translation cannot quietly go stale. Prose is never compared; that is what makes the guard survivable.
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v0.6.1
Release: mograph 0.6.107801067 · ·mograph 0.6.1 A fix for a bug 0.6.0 introduced and shipped. `_bridge_status()` carries a deferred `from .ae_bridge import ...`. When `aftereffects.py` became a package, `.` stopped meaning `mograph`, and because an import inside a function does not run until the function does, the whole suite and all four smokes passed over a call that raised ModuleNotFoundError against a live After Effects. This is the blind spot of the byte-identical check both splits were verified with: the text did not change, what it MEANS did. Every relative import in both packages is now resolved by importing it -- module and names, deferred included -- so the next one fails in pytest rather than in front of the application. `ae_render_queue` also had the template bug fixed in `ae_aerender` for 0.6.0: an output-module name handed to `RenderQueueItem.applyTemplate`. Both take `template` and `render_settings` now, validated against the project's own list. Verified against After Effects 2026 with the signed package as the only panel: connected in 1.5s, round trip returns 26.0x67, both AE smokes green.
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v0.6.0
Release: mograph 0.6.0e7c66087 · ·mograph 0.6.0 The release where the server catches up with the revision it already claimed to implement, and where both backends stop being 3,000-line files. Everything in it was verified against Illustrator 2026 and After Effects 2026 on Windows, not only against the suite: all four smokes, a live aerender, and the signed panel installed through Adobe's own installer. - three MCP Prompts, carrying the call order that was prose in AGENTS.md - server metadata, and cache hints on all six cacheable methods - confirmations before the two things that surprise people, built on resolvers, degrading silently where there is nobody to ask - both backends split into packages, every function byte-identical - install-panel --zxp, measured end to end - ae_aerender(wait=False) with ae_render_status, and the Tasks extension measured and declined in ROADMAP.md rather than skipped and four bugs that only running things could have found: aerender's defaults could never render, doctor could not see a signed panel, --zxp printed a traceback on Linux, and five source guards would have stopped guarding the moment a module became a package.