Version 0.2.25

• Introduced fuzzy matching for slash commands (/commands), making it easier to find and execute commands without typing the exact name
• This feature was initially added in v0.2.21 and is now included in this release

• Added new /approved-tools command to manage pre-approved tools
• View, edit, and delete tools that Claude Code can use without asking for permission each time
• Interactive interface shows which specific Bash commands or command patterns are approved
• Provides clear visual indication when editing approved tools with delete/cancel options

• Added /exit and /quit commands to exit the REPL
• These provide more intuitive ways to close the application compared to using Ctrl+C

• Implemented validateInput functionality for tools to ensure input parameters are valid before execution
• Tool requests are now validated before being sent to the API, preventing invalid tool usage

• Added connectivity check to claude.ai/code and Anthropic's API endpoints
• Improved error handling for authentication and network connectivity issues

• Enhanced session tracking with new metrics:
• totalCost - tracks API usage costs
• totalAPIDuration - measures total API call duration
• lastInteractionTime - monitors user activity
• readFileAllowedDirectories and writeFileAllowedDirectories - tracks file system permissions

• Simplified error logging function (renamed from V0 to A0)
• Improved error message formatting and timestamp tracking

• Removed NPM prefix configuration functionality (hQ2, xQ2, cQ2, iQ2 functions)
• Cleaned up unused imports and variables
• Updated SDK version references from 0.37.0 to 0.36.3
• Refactored global state management into a centralized eA4() function

• Added comprehensive fuzzy search implementation using the Fuse.js algorithm
• Implemented string manipulation utilities (PX, hY9, xY9, eC, nU2, etc.)
• Added countdown timer component (Qf2) for UI timing displays

# View and manage approved tools
/approved-tools

# The interface will show:
# - List of currently approved tools
# - Option to delete specific tools
# - Clear indication of which Bash commands are pre-approved

# Exit using the new commands
/exit
# or
/quit

# Find commands with fuzzy matching
/app  # might match /approved-tools
/ex   # might match /exit

• The approved tools feature enhances workflow efficiency by reducing permission prompts for trusted commands
• Tool validation ensures safer execution of commands with proper parameter checking
• The fuzzy matching makes the CLI more user-friendly, especially for users who don't remember exact command names