Changelog

Every change to vishvakarma, newest first. Releases are git tags (all tags, GitHub releases); the source of this page is CHANGELOG.md.

v0.3.12026-11-02release ↗

dsr: one fixed structure, a thread per week, links to the commits. The skill no longer studies past DSRs for their format: it's written down (greeting, date, the Time | Tasks table, the day's commits grouped by project, sign-off) and dsr_render.py produces it. Weeks run Monday to Saturday: Monday's DSR is a new mail with the week's subject (subject_template), Tuesday to Saturday reply to everyone in that thread; Sunday is refused. Recipients are to and cc in dsr.toml (a name alone is looked up once, then saved with its address).
dsr_commits.py gives each commit its GitHub or GitLab link and whether it's pushed; dsr_render.py --commits puts the pushed, non-merge ones at the bottom and refuses unpushed ones (their links wouldn't open) unless --skip-unpushed. It also writes send.json: new or reply, the subject, the search for the week's thread, to and cc.

Renamed from kaushal to vishvakarma (विश्वकर्मा, the divine craftsman). The command is vishvakarma, the repository github.com/Theyashsawarkar/vishvakarma (the old address redirects), the service vishvakarma.service. The first run moves your skills and settings (~/.config/kaushal) to ~/.config/vishvakarma; Vayu's MCP servers it hands to agents carry their new names too (narada, vaikhari, dvarapala).

darshan joins the MCP servers: agents can show you a file and hear what you ask about it.

The app, kaushal ui: every skill, tool and agent in three tabs, in the look of Vayu's other terminal tools. Read, edit (Vayu's: your own copy) and create skills, edit their settings; test a tool (start it, do the MCP handshake, list its tools); see what every agent has and what a sync would change; sync, doctor, turn things off, take back one agent's, all without leaving it. Follows varna's theme.
kaushal off NAME / kaushal on NAME: turn a skill or tool off for every agent and back (~/.config/kaushal/off.toml).
A launcher entry ("kaushal"), installed by install.sh.
A Skills page on the website: every skill as a card, and a page for each with its full instructions and files, linked from every page's top bar. The README's skills list is now written from skills/, so it never misses one (scripts/site.py, around the shared site generator).

prasar joins the MCP servers: agents can check, draft and propose posts for X and LinkedIn; every post waits for the user's approval.

A website: theyashsawarkar.github.io/kaushal, built from the README, this changelog and seven decision records (docs/adr/) by the generator every Vayu tool shares; a how-it-works diagram; the README explains how kaushal works in Vayu.

Skills for every agent. Skills are folders with a SKILL.md (the open Agent Skills format): Vayu's ship in skills/, yours go in ~/.config/kaushal/skills/ (kaushal new NAME). kaushal sync links them into Claude Code (every vesha profile shares them), Codex and the shared ~/.agents/skills, which opencode and other agents read; agents that don't read skill folders get an index in their instructions file.
Tools for every agent. mcp.toml lists Vayu's MCP servers (anumati, ekatva, sandesh, sangam); sync registers the installed ones with Claude Code (every profile, vesha's included), Codex, Gemini CLI and opencode. {agent} in args or env becomes the agent's name. Yours go in ~/.config/kaushal/mcp.toml; enabled = false leaves one out.
Never touches what isn't its own: what it added is recorded, a skill or server removed from kaushal is removed from the agents, a folder or server of yours with the same name is left alone, and kaushal unsync takes everything back. kaushal doctor checks it all.
Synced at login (kaushal.service) and on install, so a new agent or account gets everything without asking.
The dsr skill: the Daily Status Report, from the day's commits to an HTML table sent as a reply-all in the DSR thread, with scripts that collect the commits (dsr_commits.py) and check and render the timetable (dsr_render.py).