Every feature, improvement, and fix — as we ship it.
New dependencies you add now default to `AWARENESS` (silent tracking) instead of `INCIDENTS_ONLY`. The incident is still recorded on the dashboard, but no Slack / PagerDuty / Telegram / email / webhook alerts fire until you explicitly switch to `INCIDENTS_ONLY`, `ALL`, or `MAJOR_ONLY`. This makes the first-run experience friendlier: add a vendor, watch it for a while, then opt in to paging when you're ready. Existing subscriptions keep whatever sensitivity you previously chose — only newly-added dependencies pick up the new default.
Dependencies now support a fourth alert-sensitivity mode: `AWARENESS`. AWARENESS-mode dependencies create incidents on the dashboard for real vendor events, but never send alerts to Slack / PagerDuty / Telegram / email / webhook channels. Pair it with the existing `ALL`, `INCIDENTS_ONLY`, and `MAJOR_ONLY` modes to watch noisy vendors without being paged. Available on the API, dashboard, CLI 1.2.0, JS/Python SDKs 1.2.0, and Terraform provider 0.2.0-beta.6.
First stable release of the developer surface. The DevHelm CLI (`devhelm` on npm), the TypeScript SDK (`@devhelm/sdk`), the Python SDK (`devhelm` on PyPI), and the MCP server (`devhelm-mcp-server`, available on PyPI and at `https://mcp.devhelm.io`) are now all at `1.0.0` with semver guarantees going forward. The Terraform provider remains in Beta as `0.2.0-beta.4` while we finish a short soak window before its GA cut.