Release notes

Per-version changelog for the @dreamlake/lakeshore CLI. Pre-1.0, so minor bumps may include breaking changes — each release flags those under Changed.

0.2.0

Added

• lakeshore tui — an Ink terminal dashboard over Workers / Queues / Invocations / Storage, with per-item action hints rendered inline and dispatched from the same table. Aliases dashboard and top. See TUI dashboard.
• lakeshore worker start / worker once — supervise a native Python queue worker on the local machine (python -u -m dreamlake.lakeshore.daemon). Omitted flags are deliberately kept off the child argv so the module's own LAKESHORE_* env fallbacks stay authoritative. Added Bun runtime support to the bin shim.
• lakeshore dreamlake — the DreamLake data-plane group ported from the Python CLI: login / logout / profile, upload / download / list, create / update / delete for bindrs and datasets, video, artifact, and vectorize. It uses its own servers and its own credential store under ~/.dreamlake/.
• lakeshore storage — S3-compatible storage entries: add (with --provision to create the bucket), list, show, update, remove --purge, presign, and credentials (STS). Direct flags for the common config fields (--bucket, --region, --prefix, --endpoint, --creds) plus pass-through for anything else. <namespace>/<name> syntax works in every storage subcommand.
• lakeshore code push / code list — archive the current git tree and upload it to a storage entry, deduped by (remote, commit). Default storage name is code-staging.
• lakeshore admin — tokens create / list / revoke and namespace create / list / delete. Every subcommand requires LAKESHORE_ADMIN_TOKEN.
• Compose daemon-group fields — setup (bash snippets), startup (Python-env script), python, and mounts in lakeshore.yaml.

Changed

• host_setup → setup in the compose daemon-group schema.
• Mounts are per daemon group in the compose runConfig, not project-level.

Fixed

• S3 PUT uploads are buffered, not streamed — S3 rejects Transfer-Encoding: chunked.
• mounts add --kind help now lists all ten kinds the server accepts: nfs, samba, ftp, sftp, s3, s3fs, google_drive, dropbox, bind, configmap.
• Server-side hint fields on errors are surfaced in CLI output, and the token create login hint includes --namespace.

0.1.16

Added

• lakeshore queues — the queue CRUD surface: add, ls, show, patch, archive, unarchive, drain, rm, plus events (the elasticity controller's audit trail) and stats (current daemon / utilization / pending signals). daemon launch --queue and daemon update --add-queue / --remove-queue plumb membership through Worker.queues.
• Compose — lakeshore up / down / ps / status / logs, reading a lakeshore.yaml (-f to override). Stateless: desired state comes from the file, current state from the control plane on every run. See Compose.
• lakeshore exec --queue <name> — skip the daemon picker and let the control plane route the command to an eligible queue member.

Changed

• Lanes were replaced by queues. The lanes CLI surface is gone; Worker.queues is the membership field.

Fixed

• daemon update resolves a label to a worker id before PATCHing queue membership.

0.1.15 — 2026-05-22

Added

• lakeshore exec <cmd> — top-level shorthand. Pops an interactive picker over the daemon list (freshest-first) and runs the command on the chosen daemon.
• Name resolution on lakeshore daemon exec — the <daemon> arg accepts a worker id, a label (set by daemon launch --name), or a machine_id. ObjectId-shaped strings skip the lookup. Duplicates report the candidates and ask for --id <id>; --id forces literal-id mode.
• lakeshore daemon install --binary <path> — rsyncs a local nymph binary to the SSH host instead of downloading a release. Mutually exclusive with --nymph-base-url. ELF-validated to reject Mach-O.
• lakeshore run <script.py> — pipes a local Python file to a remote python3 - over the exec channel. Picker if no --daemon.
• lakeshore nymph push <file> / nymph list — uploads a hashed nymph binary to the control plane (admin-authed) so debug-fleet daemons can OTA without cutting a release.
• No -- separator on exec / daemon exec. passThroughOptions() means CLI-side flags go before the daemon argument and everything after it is the remote command.

Changed

• POLL_WINDOW_S 60 → 25 — fits under Heroku's hard 30-second router cap (H12). Long-poll cycles now land under the limit.

Fixed

• Exec stdin bytes weren't reaching the daemon. Storage-vs-wire mismatch in the control plane (stdin_b64: string on the ExecJob row vs stdin: Vec<u8> on the daemon's ExecBody). The transform now decodes base64 → bytes at the poll-pop boundary.
• daemon exec <label> 500'd during name lookup. The control plane's prisma.worker.findUnique({where:{id}}) rejected non-ObjectId strings as malformed; CLI-side name resolution pre-resolves to the canonical id.

0.1.14 — 2026-05-21

Added

• daemon exec <id> <command> — run an arbitrary command on a daemon with stdin / env / timeout / long-poll. Returns stdout, stderr, and the exit code.
• daemon launch --count N — parallel fleet launches with a progress bar; bounded concurrency plus retry on AWS RequestLimitExceeded.
• daemon launch --name <name> and daemon.name in .lakeshore for human-friendly labels.
• daemon.capacity in .lakeshore — per-project instance-type override that flows through daemon launch.
• daemon launch-log <id> — fetch cloud console output for boot-time debugging (EC2 only).
• .lakeshore project config — a local file declaring project-level daemon launch / setup defaults, consumed by daemon launch. Walks up from cwd and stops at the git root; .lakeshore.local layers on top.
• daemon install improvements — runs as the installing user, adds the user to the docker group, suppresses TTY warnings, 4-step progress bar.
• Picker polish — hashed tag colors for stable visual identity, expand-on-→, SLURM / Kube / Docker entries visible alongside cloud providers.

Changed

• daemon ota → daemon update — renamed for clarity, with new --all and --prefix <pattern> flags for bulk updates. ota survives as a hidden, deprecated alias that still requires --version; new scripts should use daemon update.
• daemon kill — terminating the cloud instance is now the default (opt out with --no-terminate); the --provider flag was dropped; bulk kill via --prefix <pattern> + --yes.

0.1.13 — 2026-04-18

Added

• --watch on daemon list / daemon show — live refresh in the terminal, Ctrl-C to exit. The value is optional; bare --watch means every 2 seconds.

0.1.12 — 2026-04-15

Added

• daemon hibernate / daemon ota / daemon target-version — remote-control subcommands wired end to end through the control plane and the nymph daemon.
• --watch on daemon and jobs list / show (initial cut).

0.1.10 — 2026-04-01

Added

• Mounts CRUD — lakeshore mounts add / list / show / update / remove for nfs, samba, ftp, sftp, s3, s3fs, google_drive, dropbox, bind, and configmap. Server-side source of truth; the CLI writes metadata only. See Mounts.

Fixed

• daemon install re-anchored as a subcommand of daemon (it had been accidentally chained off show.action()).

0.1.9 — 2026-03-15

Added

• One-command daemon lifecycle — lakeshore daemon install <ssh-alias> SSHes to the host, drops the nymph binary, registers it, and waits for the Worker row. Pair with daemon kill <id> and daemon cleanup --older-than <duration> to prune stale rows. See Daemon lifecycle.
• Interactive provider editor — lakeshore providers edit opens a two-step picker (provider → action) for hide / unhide / soft-delete / restore. providers list --hidden --deleted --all widens the view. See Providers.
• Cloud-config auto-detect — lakeshore aws discover and lakeshore gcp discover enumerate profiles already on your laptop; providers add --from-aws-profile <name> / --from-gcloud-config <name> seed credentials and region in one step. See EC2 Provider and GCE Provider.
• SSH picker — lakeshore ssh discover marks entries with local-only directives stripped and aliases already on the server. lakeshore ssh upload with no alias drops into a multi-select grouped into "new" / "existing", dedup'd by SSH fingerprint. See SSH Provider.
• Shell completion covering the top-level groups, their subcommands, flag names, and dynamic values. Install with lakeshore completion bash|zsh|fish. See Completion.
• Tunnels (metadata only) — lakeshore tunnels add / list / show / remove stores wg-quick configs; providers update <name> --tunnel <tunnel> attaches one. See Tunnels.