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My AI tool setup keeps changing, so picking adapters during installation should
not lock a project into that choice. AI Blueprint 1.8.0 lets you change the
installed adapters through update.
Previously, adding another tool could mean copying skill folders by hand or running the installer again. Neither was a good fit. A copied folder was not tracked by the updater, and reinstalling could prompt to overwrite files you had already customized.
Interactive update now starts with your installed adapters checked. You can
add another or remove one you no longer use. Flags such as update --codex
only add adapters; removal requires the interactive selection. Changes go
through the updater’s existing conflict and backup handling.
One detail took extra care: OpenCode can share a skill directory with Claude Code or use the other managed directory. Changing the Claude selection can therefore move OpenCode’s skills even when OpenCode stays selected. The update preview now explains that move.
This release also includes contributor work from akash07k on repeatable local CLI linking and proportional engineering guidance. The adapter request came from karai17. Those contributions are pushing Blueprint beyond the way I personally happen to use it.
Independent review caught a rollback bug where an unsuccessful update could leave empty adapter directories behind and confuse the next run. That was fixed before release. The release checks passed with 187 installer tests and package smoke coverage, including adding an adapter to an existing install.
There is still follow-up work on the proportional engineering guidance for existing installs, and I have not validated that wording in a real feature run yet. The adapter support is shipped, along with updated public docs.