- Removed in 2.0Dispatch: start-my-day is a standup: greeting, yesterday (git + finished jobs + completed Linear), then open items on Linear/GitHub/Slack/Calendar. Linear OAuth uses a Bearer token so assigned issues actually load after connect.
Changelog
What’s new.
Older releases, page 3 of 4.
Legacy
1.x releases
- Removed in 2.0MCP: trust the OS certificate store at startup so
connect Linear(and other Prism Auth grants) work behind corporate HTTPS inspection. Cursor reload no longer depends onNODE_USE_SYSTEM_CAin mcp.json. If the probe still fails, the error now includes the TLS/HTTP reason instead of a bare “unreachable.”
- Removed in 2.0MCP: skip the extra Continue elicitation on Cursor. The host advertised form elicitation then auto-returned
cancel, which aborted Linear/Slack/Calendar connect before Authenticate appeared. Connect goes straight to the native Authenticate control.
- Changed in 2.0Dispatch: chat-native teammate on the same
prismMCP server —start_my_day, jobs on local Cursor SDK workers, remember, configure, loopback OAuth (GitHub user, Linear, Jira, Slack mentions + tracked channels, Notion, Google Calendar). Connect goes through Prism Auth (auth.prismhq.in); Cursor shows a native Authenticate control and step list, Claude opens the auth page. Users never paste client ids. Tokens stay in the OS keychain. Local job workers sign in once viainit/ firststart_job(Cursor.auth.login); do not putCURSOR_API_KEYin mcp.json. Jobs use a ticket or title slug (audit-issues) as the canonical id — chat never speaksjob-<hex>. Each worker runs in its own process and git worktree (default one at a time; no Prism MCP on the job agent; worktrees symlink the hostnode_modules). Say where are we for live status and the result when a teammate finishes or fails. Google’s “hasn’t verified this app” screen for Calendar is expected until Prism Auth finishes sensitive-scope verification — click Advanced, then continue. - Removed in 2.0Package:
@repo-prism/dispatchplus@repo-prism/dispatch-auth(broker handlers on the website). Intelligence tools stay Core-only; Dispatch does not index. - Removed in 2.0Privacy: new consent purposes for Dispatch drivers; user tokens in the OS keychain; OAuth app secrets stay on Prism Auth, not in the npm package.
- MCP: server handshake advertises title
Prism, website, and the faceted P mark (icons) for clients that render it.
- Proof: agent-orientation benchmark harness (
bun run bench:orientation) and published methodology at/benchmarks. - Distribution: one-click MCP install (Cursor deeplink + copyable JSON) on website and README; MCP Registry manifest prepared in-repo.
- Marketing: side-by-side demo script, URL alignment to
https://www.prismhq.in, completion-program changelog entry. - Removed in 2.0Surfaces shipped in program: presentation consolidation, public website, agent surface v2, CI/GitHub Action, SARIF, domain reports, deep TypeScript, backend intelligence, npm publish pipeline, extension marketplace.
- MCP: first-index progress via MCP logging + stderr (
Indexing… phase (n/total)). - Changed in 2.0Extension: VS Code / Cursor Getting Started walkthrough; Cursor manifesto parity (context menus + all commands); Safe Delete Check opens Blast in delete intent.
- CLI: bare
prismexits 0 with help; unknown commands suggest a nearby name.
- MCP: server instructions teach agents to call Prism from plain-language requests (users never need to type tool names). Optional prompts:
orient,before_edit,review_diff. - Removed in 2.0Docs: step-by-step install for CLI, MCP (Claude Code / Cursor / Desktop / Codex), and the IDE extension; zero-config workspace (git root) throughout.
- CLI (local):
doctorwarns (not green-ok) when no index cache yet;--verboseprints workspace source and index timing.
- MCP: fix
initializeinstructions tool name (blast_radius, notprism_blast_radius).
- MCP: resolve workspace via git root (same as CLI); docs drop required
--workspace.
- npm packages under **
@repo-prism/*** (cli,mcp-server,core, …) - GitHub + package READMEs: install, integrate (Cursor / Claude / Codex), full CLI command and MCP tool lists