release: v2.0.0 — rebrand peekseq → weft #11

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fiatcode merged 5 commits from rename/weft into main

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2026-06-16 15:29:22 +07:00

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Renames the project peekseq → weft. The name reflects what the tool became: a terminal knowledge base whose identity is the woven cross-links (backlinks + one-key linkify), not the viewer-era "peek". The on-disk Logseq graph format is unchanged — this is a rename of the tool's identity, not a data-format fork.

Breaking changes (for installed users)

Binary + install path: go install git.fiatcode.dev/fiatcode/weft/cmd/weft@latest
Env vars (hard rename, no fallback): PEEKSEQ_GRAPH → WEFT_GRAPH, PEEKSEQ_DEBUG → WEFT_DEBUG, PEEKSEQ_STYLE → WEFT_STYLE
Debug log file: weft.log

What changed

Go module path + all imports + cmd/peekseq/ → cmd/weft/
Runtime strings (title, help footer, stderr), env vars, doc comments, and mirrored test assertions; regenerated TestHelpGolden.golden
Living docs (README, AGENTS, CHANGELOG + a [2.0.0] entry, LICENSE) and .gitignore

What was deliberately left

Dated historical artifacts under docs/superpowers/plans|specs/ keep the old name — same logic as not rewriting git history.

Verification

go vet ./... && go test ./... green at every commit. Each task got spec + quality review (subagent-driven). Whole-branch check: no stray peekseq outside the historical docs and the CHANGELOG lines that document the rename.

Spec: docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-16-rebrand-weft-design.md
Plan: docs/superpowers/plans/2026-06-16-rebrand-weft.md

Renames the project **peekseq → weft**. The name reflects what the tool became: a terminal knowledge base whose identity is the woven cross-links (backlinks + one-key linkify), not the viewer-era "peek". The on-disk Logseq graph format is unchanged — this is a rename of the tool's identity, not a data-format fork. ## Breaking changes (for installed users) - Binary + install path: `go install git.fiatcode.dev/fiatcode/weft/cmd/weft@latest` - Env vars (hard rename, no fallback): `PEEKSEQ_GRAPH` → `WEFT_GRAPH`, `PEEKSEQ_DEBUG` → `WEFT_DEBUG`, `PEEKSEQ_STYLE` → `WEFT_STYLE` - Debug log file: `weft.log` ## What changed 1. Go module path + all imports + `cmd/peekseq/` → `cmd/weft/` 2. Runtime strings (title, help footer, stderr), env vars, doc comments, and mirrored test assertions; regenerated `TestHelpGolden.golden` 3. Living docs (README, AGENTS, CHANGELOG + a `[2.0.0]` entry, LICENSE) and `.gitignore` ## What was deliberately left Dated historical artifacts under `docs/superpowers/plans|specs/` keep the old name — same logic as not rewriting git history. ## Verification `go vet ./... && go test ./...` green at every commit. Each task got spec + quality review (subagent-driven). Whole-branch check: no stray `peekseq` outside the historical docs and the CHANGELOG lines that document the rename. Spec: `docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-16-rebrand-weft-design.md` Plan: `docs/superpowers/plans/2026-06-16-rebrand-weft.md`

fiatcode added 5 commits

2026-06-16 15:29:22 +07:00

docs: rebrand spec — peekseq → weft b2f639e218

docs: rebrand implementation plan — peekseq → weft ceb3f1cbdd

refactor: rename Go module and command dir peekseq → weft 0fe0a47f1c

refactor: rename runtime strings, env vars, and golden peekseq → weft b83581a933

docs: rebrand README, AGENTS, CHANGELOG, LICENSE peekseq → weft

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