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2026-08-25 · #ai-blueprint · #devlog #agents #agent-workflow #tool-launch

# ai blueprint 0.13 adds dashboard and opencode support

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AI Blueprint 0.13 is the release where the CLI became more than a status command, but still stayed inside the line I care about.

The new browser view is called Dashboard. blueprint dashboard is the canonical command, and blueprint ui remains as a deprecated alias. It is still local and read-only: a way to see project status, current work, findings, git state, and workflow health without asking an agent to start changing files.

The installer also got more honest about tool support. Instead of one adapter choice, setup now uses a checkbox selector. Interactive installs select all four supported tools by default, and script flags can be composed:

npx create-ai-blueprint@latest --codex --claude --copilot --opencode

OpenCode is now a supported adapter too. The important part is that logical tool support and physical file layout are not the same thing. OpenCode can be an explicit choice in the manifest without creating a duplicate .opencode/skills/ tree. It reuses compatible .agents/skills/ or .claude/skills/ files, which keeps the installed project smaller and easier to update.

One cleanup I like: new installs no longer drop a Blueprint README into the consumer project. The app README belongs to the app. Blueprint can document its own workflow on the public site and in the package, while installed projects keep their own README focused on what they actually build.

0.13 also carries a contributor credit for the /adopt visibility work from @sushantrahate, plus the release plumbing to keep the npm package, changelog, GitHub tag, docs site, and updates feed in sync.

The checks were heavier than the copy makes it sound: TypeScript, static contracts, routing evals, 53 installer and dashboard tests, packed installer smokes for all adapter modes, Node 22 and Node 24 release validation, and public docs checks. npm now reports create-ai-blueprint@0.13.0 as latest.

The next decision is not “what can the dashboard do?” It is “what is useful enough to automate without weakening the gates?” Status and dashboard are the floor. Anything past that has to earn the extra trust.

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