v0.7.1 Installation fixes and changelog sync
Minor bug fixes.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Minor bug fixes.
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v0.7.1
· May 26, 2026
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v0.7.0 Report web UI and emissions estimates
Boost report now includes interactive local UI modes and saved-emissions estimates, with CI hook verification fixes for release reliability.
Features (2)
- • Added web and interactive terminal UI modes for `boost report`.
- • Added saved-emissions estimates to Boost report output.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Corrected the Docker hook trace verifier and ran it across all branches.
Website (1)
- • Synced the website changelog data for v0.6.18.
v0.6.18 Feature flag hardening and CI reliability updates
Improved Unleash-backed feature flag resilience and tightened CI behavior to restore reliable intercept and trace generation in production and test workflows.
Features (1)
- • Added an internal runbook for operating the self-hosted Unleash service that backs Boost runtime feature flags.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Restored forced enablement for shipped CI intercept flags so integration tests can find expected shim paths.
Performance (1)
- • Improved feature flag resolution behavior with TTL-aware Unleash access backed by a local cache fallback.
Website (1)
- • Documented report emissions estimates and updated the emissions savings widget content on the website.
Changes (1)
- • Refined feature flag code to address audit feedback and improve overall code quality in the feature flag service.
v0.6.15 CI trace cleanup and importer fixes
Improved CI tracing and artifact import correctness while tightening trace file handling on non-ephemeral runners.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed CI trace importer acceptance so `boost_command` spans are imported during CI sync.
Changes (1)
- • Scoped GitHub Action trace files per job and capped the post step runtime to prevent oversized uploads.
Website (1)
- • Synced the website changelog data for this release cycle.
v0.6.14 Ruby passthrough support and Git pull fix
Added Ruby command passthroughs, improved observability query scoping.
Features (1)
- • Added passthrough support for Ruby `rake`, `rspec`, `rubocop`, and `bundle` commands.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed `git pull` handling in the Boost flow.
Changes (1)
- • Improved observability parsing so bucket timestamps and job/test identity columns match the expected projections.
v0.6.13 Docker login fix
Fixed Docker login handling in the release and build flow.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed Docker login handling in release automation.
v0.6.12 Release artifact republish
Republished release artifacts without additional source changes after v0.6.11.
Changes (1)
- • Republished release artifacts without new source changes.
v0.6.11 Changelog sync & dependency rollback
Synced the website changelog through v0.6.9 and reverted the Astro 6 upgrade to keep website builds stable.
Website (1)
- • Synced the website changelog through v0.6.9.
Dependencies (1)
- • Reverted the Astro 6 upgrade for the website.
v0.6.10 Update opt-in & release automation
Background auto-update now requires an explicit environment opt-in, while release and changelog automation became safer.
Breaking Changes (1)
- • Required an explicit environment opt-in for background auto-update.
Features (1)
- • Added the site-wide release announcement banner to the website.
CI (2)
- • Added JFrog Fly upload support for release artifacts.
- • Skipped release CI for changelog-only merges.
Tests (1)
- • Expanded end-to-end trace fixtures with full step coverage and floating command spans.
v0.6.9 Installer PATH defaults
The installer now defaults to `~/.local/bin`, updates shell PATH configuration automatically.
Features (1)
- • Defaulted installation to `~/.local/bin` and automatically adds the directory to supported shell PATH configuration.
v0.6.8 Milestone release publishing
Milestone releases gained an explicit public publishing option while the website changelog automation became simpler.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed GitHub Action input handling for the release workflow.
CI (1)
- • Added and simplified the post-release workflow that opens website changelog PRs.
Changes (1)
- • Removed the legacy `boost-ci` entry point ahead of its rewrite.
v0.6.7 Uninstall gate exemption
`boost uninstall` now bypasses the agreement gate, and observability dashboards moved to Groundcover-backed queries.
Features (1)
- • Migrated adoption and observability dashboards from Coralogix DataPrime queries to Groundcover gcQL queries.
Changes (1)
- • Reverted the in-progress Boost CI implementation and related telemetry, secret handling, and manager commands ahead of a rewrite.
Dependencies (1)
- • Updated Astro for the website from 5.18.1 to 6.3.2.
v0.6.6 Boost rewrite bugfix
Fixed an issue in the Boost rewrite flow that could prevent some invocations from being processed correctly.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed a bug in the Boost rewrite flow.
v0.6.5 boost git argument ordering
Resolved incorrect handling of global `git` flags that appear before the subcommand in `boost git` invocations.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed command-line argument ordering so `boost git` matches native `git` when options precede the subcommand.
v0.6.4 Reports, OTLP overrides & Boost CI
Shareable reports and OTLP tuning ship alongside Boost CI telemetry, secret handling, and observability hosting improvements.
Features (6)
- • Delivered a shareable report format with conversation normalization and updated pricing defaults.
- • Let operators override OpenTelemetry OTLP exporter settings while keeping Boost tracing.
- • Added observability UI hosting pieces (systemd unit and Bun lockfile) for long-running deployments.
- • Routed Docker base images through the JFrog Fly registry for CI builds.
- • Gated website analytics behind cookie consent.
- • Expanded Boost CI with OpenTelemetry export, telemetry capture, and a secret concealer.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Hardened Boost CI OpenTelemetry export after the new integration landed.
v0.6.3 Docs refresh & CI sync
The documentation site and demos got a UX pass, and Boost CI sync became more dependable.
Features (2)
- • Refreshed documentation UX and the token-reduction demo behavior.
- • Improved hover feedback on homepage benefit widgets.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Bug fixes in Boost CI sync
v0.6.2 Query Presets & CI Reliability
Reusable query presets make Boost telemetry easier to explore, while CI sync became more reliable.
Features (1)
- • Added versioned query presets and a streamlined query skill for repeatable trace analysis.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Reused the resolved repository when syncing GitHub CLI data, improving CI reliability.
v0.6.1 Enterprise GitHub Compatibility
GitHub Enterprise Server workflows now have a more reliable path for artifact uploads.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Supported GHES artifact upload through a legacy client for Enterprise Server environments.
Website (1)
- • Showed release downloads next to GitHub stars in the website navigation.
v0.6.0 Pre-Checkout Config Discovery
The GitHub Action can now find Boost configuration before the repository checkout step runs.
Features (1)
- • Fetched `.boost/config.toml` through the GitHub API when Boost runs before checkout.
v0.5.4 External OTLP Mirroring
Boost spans can now be mirrored to an external OpenTelemetry endpoint for organization-owned observability.
Features (1)
- • Mirrored command spans to an external OTLP endpoint while keeping Boost tracing intact.
v0.5.3 Simpler CI Installation
CI setup gained a simpler installation flow for agents, local development, and automation.
Features (1)
- • Simplified the install flow for agents, local development, and CI setup.
v0.5.2 Enterprise Runner Support
Enterprise CI runners and troubleshooting flows gained practical compatibility improvements.
Features (2)
- • Supported enterprise runners constrained to Node 20.
- • Added debug capabilities for diagnosing Boost setup and command capture issues.
v0.5.1 Update Before Agreement
The updater can now run even when a workspace still needs agreement acceptance.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Allowed `boost update` to run before workspace agreement acceptance.
v0.5.0 Resource Metrics & Non-Git Support
Boost became easier to run outside git repositories while adding richer command resource metrics.
Features (3)
- • Supported running Boost outside git repositories.
- • Recorded command CPU and memory utilization alongside trace timing.
- • Synced recent GitHub workflow runs with a configurable limit for CI analysis.
Bug Fixes (2)
- • Adjusted the GitHub Action timeout behavior.
- • Updated the beta agreement prompt shown during setup.
v0.4.14 Background Updates
Boost can keep itself current in the background and better prepare CI trace data for analysis.
Features (1)
- • Added background auto-update support for the Boost CLI.
Bug Fixes (3)
- • Synced CI traces before Boost skill queries run.
- • Fixed release artifact publishing and root-domain website serving.
- • Updated the beta agreement link.
v0.4.6 Local Trace Analytics
`boost query` introduced local SQL analytics over captured traces and CI history.
Features (3)
- • Introduced `boost query` for local SQL analytics over Boost traces.
- • Loaded captured traces into a local database for repeatable investigation.
- • Tracked test runs so failures and timing can be queried after execution.
v0.4.5 GitHub Actions Install Order
GitHub Actions setup now inserts Boost after checkout so repository files are available.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Inserted the Boost action after `actions/checkout` instead of before it.
v0.4.4 Config Discovery
Configuration lookup now works from the git root with a global fallback for local use.
Features (1)
- • Discovered `.boost/config.toml` from the git root and wrote global fallback config under `~/.boost`.
v0.4.3 Privacy & Website Refresh
Telemetry privacy tightened while the public website gained clearer product demos and discovery metadata.
Features (2)
- • Masked `session.user_email` on intercepted command spans.
- • Added sitemap, LLM discovery metadata, and refreshed product demos on the website.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Fixed release download handling on the public website.
v0.4.2 Interactive CI Demo
The website added a clearer CI acceleration demo and observability story for teams evaluating Boost.
Website (1)
- • Added an interactive CI acceleration demo, observability section, and floating section navigation.
v0.4.1 Persistent Installer PATH
The installer now keeps Boost available after reboot on supported systems.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Persisted the Boost PATH setup across reboot and shell restarts.
v0.4.0 Portable AI Hook Paths
Project-installed AI hooks now use portable relative paths across machines and workspaces.
Bug Fixes (1)
- • Used relative AI hook paths for project installs.
v0.3.1 Init Flow Rework
`boost init` received a focused rework to make first-time setup clearer.
Features (1)
- • Reworked the init flow for a smoother setup experience.
v0.3.0 CI Sync, Init Picker & Agent Hooks
A major setup and CI release: Boost gained CI sync, richer reports, passive updates, and safer agent hook installation.
Features (9)
- • Added `boost ci sync` for pulling CI context into Boost workflows.
- • Enhanced `boost report` tracing with richer command and savings data.
- • Added an interactive init picker, `--dry-run`, and non-TTY refusal for safer setup.
- • Added the Boost rewrite hook with metadata handling for supported coding agents.
- • Added passive update nudges and simpler version resolution.
- • Delegated unrecognized commands to the matching system binary.
- • Added workspace agreement acceptance with expiry and OpenTelemetry tracking.
- • Defaulted agent hooks to project-local directories.
- • Improved Docker build filtering and tracing output.
Breaking Changes (1)
- • Removed the deprecated `boost curl` command and curl filter.
Bug Fixes (5)
- • Uploaded traces by default in CI flows.
- • Patched Claude settings during `boost init --claude`.
- • Preserved workflow YAML blank lines during GitHub Actions initialization.
- • Returned exit code 127 when an invoked executable is missing.
- • Required workspace agreement acceptance before subcommands run.
v0.2.0 Token Compression & OpenTelemetry Tracing
First public release with full filter pipeline, tracing, and editor integrations.
Highlights (5)
- • Three-tier filter architecture: 30+ Go semantic parsers, 57 TOML declarative filters, and a generic fallback.
- • OpenTelemetry spans for every command — timing, exit codes, token savings, and command-specific attributes.
- • Docker build vertex-level tracing with per-layer cache hit/miss reporting.
- • One-command setup for Cursor, Claude Code, Gemini, Copilot, Windsurf, Cline, and GitHub Actions.
- • boost report shows aggregate savings, top commands by p90, and cache hit rates.
Supported tools (6)
- • Git — status, log, diff, show, add, commit, push, pull, branch, fetch, stash, merge, worktree.
- • Test runners — cargo test, vitest, playwright, pytest, go test, dotnet test.
- • Build & lint — cargo build, cargo clippy, tsc, eslint/biome, next build, prettier, ruff, golangci-lint.
- • Package managers — pnpm, npm, npx, pip, prisma.
- • GitHub CLI — gh pr, gh issue, gh run, gh api.
- • Containers & infra — docker, kubectl.