Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

Unreleased

Statically-linked Linux musl release binary (clickup-linux-x86_64-musl.tar.gz) for Alpine, distroless, and minimal-container use cases (#3). Runs on any Linux distro; no libc or TLS runtime dependencies.
Alpine install section in docs/install.md with a Dockerfile snippet, and a Linux Homebrew entry pointing at the existing tap.
Changelog now mirrored at https://clickup-cli.com/changelog/ via an auto-sync workflow that rebuilds docs/changelog.md on every push that touches CHANGELOG.md.

Release workflow: run cargo publish on a clean tree before downloading build artifacts, and drop --allow-dirty. The v0.8.0 release hit crates.io’s 10 MB upload cap because the prior order packaged the downloaded platform binaries into the crate tarball. As a result, v0.8.0 made it to the GitHub Release page but never reached crates.io, npm, GitHub Packages, or Homebrew — v0.8.1 is the first fully-published build of the MCP tool filtering feature.

clickup mcp serve now accepts filtering flags so the MCP server can expose a subset of its 143 tools at startup:
- --profile <all|read|safe> (default all): read exposes only read-class tools; safe excludes destructive tools.
- --read-only shortcut for --profile read.
- --groups / --exclude-groups to include or drop resource groups (e.g. task,comment,time).
- --tools / --exclude-tools to include or drop individual tools by exact name.
- Matching environment variables: CLICKUP_MCP_PROFILE, CLICKUP_MCP_READ_ONLY, CLICKUP_MCP_GROUPS, CLICKUP_MCP_EXCLUDE_GROUPS, CLICKUP_MCP_TOOLS, CLICKUP_MCP_EXCLUDE_TOOLS.
Filters apply to both tools/list (shrinks the LLM’s context) and tools/call (rejects filtered tools with JSON-RPC -32601), so filtering is an access-control guarantee, not just a context optimization.
Startup log line on stderr summarizing the active filter, e.g. MCP: profile=read, exposing 52/143 tools.
Internal tool classifier mapping every MCP tool to a (class, group) pair with a CI self-check that fails if a tool can’t be classified.

Release workflow (.github/workflows/build.yml): cargo publish now runs with --allow-dirty (build artifacts in the workspace were making the tree “dirty”) and all three publish steps (crates.io, npm, GitHub Packages) now check whether the version already exists before publishing and fail hard on any other error. The previous || echo "skipped" pattern silently swallowed the crates.io failure during the v0.7.0 release.

Rewrote MCP tool definitions for 134 of 143 tools to raise Glama Tool Definition Quality Score (TDQS). Pass 1 covered the 23 tools scoring ≤2.5; pass 2 covered the ~111 tools scoring 2.6–3.4. Only the 9 A-tier tools (≥3.5) were left untouched. Every rewritten tool now includes purpose context, usage guidance (with irreversibility warnings and pointers to safer alternatives for destructive ops), behavioural transparency (return value, cascading effects), and richer parameter semantics (how to obtain each ID, valid enum values, omission behaviour, constraints). Average description length went from ~30 chars to ~241 chars; target server grade uplift from C (2.8) to A under Glama’s 60%-mean + 40%-min formula. Tool count, names, parameter names/types, and required/optional splits were preserved.
Bumped reqwest from 0.12 to 0.13 (feature flag rustls-tls renamed to rustls; no code changes required).
Bumped toml from 0.8 to 1.0.
Relaxed comfy-table pin from =7.1.1 to "7" (picks up 7.2.2).
Relaxed wiremock pin from =0.6.0 to "0.6" (picks up 0.6.5).
cargo update across all transitive deps (tokio 1.50→1.52, clap 4.6.0→4.6.1, rustls 0.23.37→0.23.38, plus ~40 others).
Synced npm/package.json version to 0.6.7.

Jekyll SEO plumbing for clickup-cli.com: jekyll-seo-tag + jekyll-sitemap plugins, Gemfile, robots.txt, docs/assets/og-image.{svg,png} (1200×630 social card).
Per-page description and explicit permalink on index.html, install.md, commands.md, mcp.md.
theme-color meta tag in the layout.
“Made by D3 Vitamin” footer attribution.

Home page <title> no longer renders as “Home — clickup-cli”; now uses a keyword-rich title generated by jekyll-seo-tag.
Nav links now target trailing-slash permalinks (avoids GitHub Pages redirect hops).

Release notes for 0.6.7 and earlier are auto-generated from commit history on the GitHub Releases page.