DevAIFlow v2.1.0

Release version 2.1.0

Major features in this release:
- Token usage tracking for all AI agent sessions
- Ollama integration for local model support
- daf-workflow skill replacing DAF_AGENTS.md
- Enterprise model provider enforcement
- Additional AI agent support (Aider, Continue, Crush)
- MCP JIRA integration documentation
- CLI simplification (73→50 commands)
- Enhanced repository and workspace selection
- Comprehensive bug fixes and improvements

See CHANGELOG.md for complete details.

DevAIFlow v2.0.0

[2.0.0] - 2026-03-19

Added

• Multi-project workflow support with shared context for cross-repository features (#149)
  • Architecture: Creates ONE conversation with SHARED CONTEXT across all selected projects
  • Shared Context: Claude can see and coordinate changes across all repositories simultaneously
  • Add --projects flag to daf new command (comma-separated list of repository names)
  • Requires --workspace flag to be specified
  • Prompts for base branch selection per project (e.g., backend from main, frontend from develop)
  • Creates branches with the same name across all specified projects by default
  • Tracks base branch per project in ConversationContext.projects dict
  • daf complete iterates through ALL projects and creates PR/MR for each
  • Each PR/MR uses the project's base_branch as the target branch
  • Launches Claude Code at workspace level with access to all projects
  • Use Cases: Update backend API + frontend client in coordinated way, maintain consistency across microservices
  • Maintains backward compatibility with single-project workflow and legacy multi-conversation sessions
  • Example: daf new PROJ-123 -w primary --projects backend-api,frontend-app,shared-lib
• Auto-suggest repository when opening GitHub/GitLab synced sessions (#146)
  • Automatically extracts repository name from GitHub/GitLab issue keys (e.g., owner/repo#123)
  • Highlights matching repository in working directory selection prompt with "(from issue)" label
  • Defaults to suggested repository if found in workspace
  • Improves UX by reducing manual repository selection for synced issues
  • Only affects GitHub/GitLab sessions; JIRA sessions behave as before
• Branch selection prompt when cloning to temporary directory (#128)
  • Interactive prompt to select which branch to checkout after cloning for analysis
  • Lists all available remote branches from upstream (preferred) or origin
  • Default branch priority: upstream/main > upstream/master > origin/main > origin/master
  • Select branch by number, name, or press Enter for default
  • Automatically skipped in non-interactive modes (--json flag, DAF_MOCK_MODE=1)
  • Applies to daf git new, daf jira new, and daf investigate commands
  • Gracefully falls back to auto-detection if branch selection fails
  • Useful for analyzing repositories with multiple active development branches
• Target branch selection when creating PRs/MRs (AAP-65187)
  • Interactive prompt to select which branch to target (e.g., main, release/2.5, release/3.0)
  • Adds --base <branch> flag for GitHub PRs or --target-branch <branch> flag for GitLab MRs
  • Configurable via prompts.auto_select_target_branch setting (null=prompt, true=auto-default, false=skip)
  • Lists all available remote branches with default branch highlighted
  • Eliminates need to manually change target branch in UI after PR creation
  • Useful for teams working on multiple release branches simultaneously
• JIRA API debug logging with DEVAIFLOW_DEBUG=1 environment variable
  • Shows full request/response details for all JIRA API calls
  • Helps troubleshoot field validation and API errors
  • Automatically disabled in JSON output mode
• Claude Code 2.1.3+ version requirement for slash commands and skills support

Changed

• BREAKING: Migrated from .claude/commands/ to .claude/skills/ directory structure
  • Skills now install globally to ~/.claude/skills/ instead of per-workspace
  • Slash commands now require name: field in YAML frontmatter
  • Reference skills (without name: field) are auto-loaded but not invokable
  • Workspace-level skills are no longer supported
  • Run daf upgrade to migrate to the new structure
• Renamed command files to skill directories (e.g., daf-help.md → daf-help/SKILL.md)
• Simplified upgrade command to install all skills globally in one operation
• Update checker now uses PyPI JSON API instead of GitLab/GitHub releases API (AAP-65842)
  • Follows standard Python package conventions
  • Works regardless of Git hosting platform
  • Maintains 24-hour cache behavior
  • Preserves non-intrusive notification banner
  • Development installation detection unchanged

Improved

• Enhanced daf init wizard with better user guidance and explanations
  • Added welcome message explaining all settings can be changed later
  • Added comment visibility configuration (group/role based JIRA comment restrictions)
  • Added detailed help text for keyword mappings (multi-repo suggestions)
  • Added GitHub raw URL guidance for PR/MR templates
  • Improved clarity on optional vs required settings
• JIRA field validation now checks if custom fields are available for the issue type being created
  • Prevents cryptic JIRA errors when using --field with incompatible issue types
  • Shows clear warning and skips unavailable fields

Fixed

• Test environment isolation for unit tests - added parent_field_mapping to test configurations
• Updated test fixtures to include new comment visibility prompts
• Mock mode now skips JIRA field auto-refresh to prevent network errors in tests
• Mock mode now uses default affected version ("v1.0.0") instead of prompting
• Custom field validation prevents sending fields that aren't available for the issue type

DevAIFlow v1.0.0

[1.0.0] - 2026-01-23

Added

• Core session management functionality for AI coding assistants
• Support for multiple AI assistants (Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf)
• JIRA integration for ticket management
• Automated git workflow management (branch creation, commits, PR/MR creation)
• Session types for different workflows (development, ticket_creation, investigation)
• Multi-repository session support
• Session export/import for team collaboration
• Time tracking for work sessions
• Interactive TUI for configuration management
• Custom field discovery for JIRA integration
• Automatic version checking against GitHub releases
• Session templates for reusable configurations
• Comprehensive documentation and user guides

Changed

• Exception-based error handling for JIRA client operations
• Configuration architecture with separate files for different concerns

Fixed

• Branch creation prompts for ticket creation sessions
• Session working directory handling
• JIRA auto-transition for analysis-only sessions
• Project path encoding for conversation files