Updates
Changelog
This page tracks high-impact release changes for the Tick ecosystem: CLI, dashboard, MCP server, shared core package, and plugin distribution.
Latest Releases
Dashboard Experience Refresh (Web)
Released: February 20, 2026
- Shipped a new dashboard intelligence layer for filtering, risk detection, recommendations, critical-path analysis, and since-last-visit digests.
- Added decision-first UX modules: cockpit summaries, smarter empty states, saved filter views, and richer clickable filtering via tags and agent names.
- Introduced keyboard/power workflows including command palette (
Cmd/Ctrl+K), bulk selection/status updates, and board navigation hotkeys. - Added PWA support with manifest, install prompt support, service worker caching, and offline snapshot/freshness indicators.
tick-md 1.2.5
Released: February 2026
- Fixed CLI version reporting so
tick --versionreads package metadata correctly. - Bumped npm release version to
1.2.5and aligned release metadata. - Adjusted release aliasing for
@tick/coreto ensure publishable dependency resolution.
tick-mcp-server 1.1.3
Released: February 2026
- Incremental release updates and dependency alignment on top of the
@tick/core-based MCP architecture.
tick-md 1.2.1
Released: February 2026
- Introduced
@tick/coreas the single source of truth for parser, serializer, validation, types, and atomic file operations. - Migrated CLI command flows onto shared core operations to reduce drift and duplicate logic.
- Improved reliability around archive, backup, broadcast, parse caching, and completion helpers.
- Added safer destructive behavior by creating a backup before task deletion.
- Hardened file mutation paths with stale-write guards to reduce concurrent write conflicts.
tick-mcp-server 1.1.1
Released: February 2026
- Migrated MCP tools to use
@tick/coredirectly. - Removed dist-bridge coupling in favor of first-class shared package imports.
- Improved build and bundle consistency for downstream integrations.
ClawHub Plugin Update
Released: February 2026
- Added native plugin package under
clawhub-plugin/with prebuilt MCP bundle support. - Added worker and orchestrator role instructions to improve multi-agent coordination quality.
- Added plugin test and bundle scripts for repeatable release workflows.
Engineering Notes
The main architectural shift in this cycle is consolidation around@tick/core. This lowers maintenance cost, improves correctness, and keeps CLI, MCP, and dashboard behavior aligned as new features ship. The latest web cycle builds on this by moving the dashboard toward a coordination cockpit model (decision-first summaries, filter-driven workflows, and resilient PWA behaviors).