The plugin now plays nicely with the CLI's new global sources. When a project declares globals but the installed CLI is too old to parse them, the session-start hook surfaces a clear 'update your CLI' nudge instead of silent emptiness — and a current CLI degrades to a local-only context with a warning when a declared global is missing.
Read more →Documentation health is now a single skill. /archcore:status folds into /archcore:review as the default short mode, and /archcore:graph is removed. The visible palette shrinks from 18 to 16 commands (9 intent + 6 tracks + 1 utility), eliminating cross-skill disambiguation on the same topic.
Read more →The Archcore plugin ships to the Claude Code and Cursor marketplaces. One install adds slash commands, sub-agents, and lifecycle hooks that bring the full Archcore workflow into your IDE — the CLI is bundled and auto-launched in the background.
Read more →Mount another project's .archcore/ knowledge base as a read-only context source — company standards, platform conventions, or a monorepo root. Declare globals in settings.json and your agent reads them through the MCP tools, with source annotation, read-only enforcement, and local-overrides-global precedence.
Read more →Installing the MCP server no longer means agents will actually use it. A new archcore instructions command writes a short 'use Archcore' hint into each detected agent's instruction file, and archcore init offers to add it after setup. The hint lives inside a managed marker block, so it's safe to update or remove.
Read more →The five Archcore tracks (ISO, Sources, Product, Standard, Architecture) are now exposed as MCP prompts. Agents that support prompts can launch any track from the slash menu — no plugin required.
Read more →Adds optional tags to document frontmatter for multi-axis categorization. Filter documents by tag in list_documents, create and update tags through MCP tools, and get tag hygiene reports from archcore doctor.
Read more →Adds three new document types for capturing where requirements come from: MRD (market analysis), BRD (business justification), and URD (user needs). Source documents link to ISO/IEC/IEEE 29148:2018 specifications via implements relations.
Read more →Introduces the spec document type for capturing canonical normative contracts of systems, components, and interfaces. The doc type gets a more balanced description focused on non-behavioral reference material. The unused project type has been removed.
Read more →Archcore v0.0.1 — a CLI and MCP server that give AI coding agents structured context about your project. 10 document types, 8 supported agents.
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