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# 0.6.0 — Agent tasks via the vault (task-file trigger)
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## Added — Augi commands
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Three new commands queue work for the [OpenAugi task watcher](https://github.com/bitsofchris/openaugi) by writing a `status: pending` task file to `OpenAugi/Tasks/` through the Obsidian vault API. No shell-out, no HTTP, no Node modules — so they work on **Obsidian Mobile** against a synced vault.
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- **Augi: Run review pass** — queues a full review pass (route new blocks → refresh views → surface Dashboard nominations).
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- **Augi: Process dashboard** — queues execution of your Dashboard nomination answers only.
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- **Augi: Distill selection** — queues a distill of the current editor selection (or the active note's body when nothing is selected) through the distill lens. The plugin is the scope selector; the selected text becomes the task's context verbatim.
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The task-file format is shared with the `openaugi review` CLI and the `zzz:` capture grammar — one contract, defined in the parent repo's `templates/task-template.md`.
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**Requires** the OpenAugi task watcher running against your vault (`openaugi up`).
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## Deprecated — Task Dispatch
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The legacy **Task Dispatch** feature (Launch/attach, Kill session, List active sessions) launches tmux sessions directly from the plugin, bypassing the task watcher. It is now **deprecated** and will be removed over the next release or two. It still works for existing users; the settings section and docs steer new use to the Augi commands + task watcher instead.
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## Docs
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- New `docs/AGENT_TASKS.md` covering the commands, the task-file contract, and the migration path.
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- README and CODEBASE_MAP updated to lead with the task-file flow.
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## Notes
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New commands are additive and backward compatible; nothing existing was removed.
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