Changes in version 0.2.0                        

Editor bridge and the Windows support from the development line.

  - New RStudio addin send_selection_to_coder(): it reads the editor
    selection, asks for a short note, and sends the note with a
    file:line reference to the coder running in the harness terminal
    that launch() opened. Bind it to a keyboard shortcut through Tools,
    Modify Keyboard Shortcuts, Addins. The addin forwards text the user
    wrote; it does not run an agent loop and does not call a language
    model. It needs no new dependency.
  - launch() records the terminal it opens, so the addin targets it;
    when the record is stale, the addin finds a harness terminal by its
    caption.
  - Includes the Windows support for binary discovery and terminal
    launch listed under 0.1.1.

                        Changes in version 0.1.1                        

Windows support for binary discovery and terminal launch.

  - find_binary() searches the Windows install locations (the npm global
    prefix, nvm-windows and fnm node bins, scoop and winget shims) and
    asks where, which honours PATHEXT and resolves the .cmd and .exe
    shims that Sys.which() can miss.
  - launch() opens an external terminal on Windows through Windows
    Terminal (wt) or cmd, and inside RStudio it uses a Command Prompt
    terminal with Windows-style quoting for the directory change and the
    coder command.

                 Changes in version 0.1.0 (2026-06-09)                  

First release.

  - Launches a command-line coding agent (claude, opencode or codex) in
    a terminal tab pre-configured for one of seventeen professional R
    roles, with curated skills from the external community-skills
    catalogue, a role system prompt, a folder layout and quality gates.
  - Audit-first convention: every role pins manual execution. The agent
    writes scripts into the role's layout folders and a per-step
    decision log under logs/, and never runs them; the user runs every
    script.
  - Public API: status(), setup(), available_roles(), role(),
    role_list(), role_skills(), role_config(), launch(), adapters(),
    scaffold_layout(), community_skills_path(), clone_community_skills()
    and update_community_skills().
  - The community-skills catalogue is an external dependency, discovered
    at runtime and never bundled. The package accesses the network only
    when the user calls clone_community_skills() or
    update_community_skills().