agnostic-ai v0.60.0: sync stops hiding project agent memory

Agnostic-ai released version 0.60.0, which stops the managed .gitignore block from hiding Claude Code's shareable agent-memory/ directory from version control. Users are instructed to run `agnostic-ai sync` and then review `git status` for `.claude/agent-memory/` to decide whether to commit or ignore the now-visible files. The release also moves rules and commands with configured output directories and adds a memory-curator skill to `agnostic-ai init --demo` for reviewing a store before changing it.

agnostic-ai v0.60.0: sync stops hiding project agent memory Claude Code's shareable agent-memory/ is no longer hidden by the managed .gitignore block. Run one sync, then decide whether to commit or ignore the files now visible to Git. What to do 1. Run agnostic-ai sync , then review git status for .claude/agent-memory/ . 2. If you override outputs.claude.dir , review the moved generated files after sync. What changed - Shareable Claude Code agent memory is no longer hidden from version control. - Configured output directories now move their rules and commands with them. - agnostic-ai init --demo adds a memory-curator skill for reviewing a store before changing it. Read the complete v0.60.0 release notes https://github.com/Chemaclass/agnostic-ai/releases/tag/v0.60.0 .