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This PR was opened by the Changesets release GitHub action. When you're ready to do a release, you can merge this and the packages will be published to npm automatically. If you're not ready to do a release yet, that's fine, whenever you add more changesets to main, this PR will be updated.

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contentrain@0.5.3

Patch Changes

  • Updated dependencies [34c9cf1]
  • Updated dependencies [61dcd1a]
    • @contentrain/rules@0.5.1
    • @contentrain/skills@0.5.1
    • @contentrain/mcp@1.5.1

@contentrain/mcp@1.5.1

Patch Changes

  • 61dcd1a: Remote write path no longer commits .contentrain/context.json to feature branches

    commitThroughProvider (used by content/model save/delete over GitHub and GitLab providers) bundled a freshly built context.json into every feature-branch commit. Because the file embeds new Date() timestamps, two parallel cr/* branches forked from the same contentrain commit always diverged on it — after the first branch merged and context was regenerated on contentrain, the second branch's merge hit a permanent conflict on context.json and stayed pending forever (silent content loss in auto-merge setups).

    Remote commits now carry only the plan's own changes, matching the local transaction flow where feature branches intentionally never include context.json. The orchestrator that owns the merge (e.g. Studio) is responsible for regenerating context.json on the contentrain branch post-merge — buildContextChange is exported from @contentrain/mcp/core/context for that purpose.

@contentrain/rules@0.5.1

Patch Changes

  • 34c9cf1: Fix stale context.json documentation: the file is never committed on feature branches

    Rules and skills docs still described the pre-1.x behavior ("context.json is committed together with content changes"). Since the dedicated-branch transaction flow landed, context.json is regenerated on the contentrain branch after merge and feature branches never carry it — parallel writes therefore cannot conflict on it. Updated workflow-rules, mcp-usage, contentrain-essentials, context-bridge, and the contentrain skill references to state the current contract.

@contentrain/skills@0.5.1

Patch Changes

  • 34c9cf1: Fix stale context.json documentation: the file is never committed on feature branches

    Rules and skills docs still described the pre-1.x behavior ("context.json is committed together with content changes"). Since the dedicated-branch transaction flow landed, context.json is regenerated on the contentrain branch after merge and feature branches never carry it — parallel writes therefore cannot conflict on it. Updated workflow-rules, mcp-usage, contentrain-essentials, context-bridge, and the contentrain skill references to state the current contract.

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