Release v0.2.0

Features

• List action (l): A new exploratory action that discovers symbols in a file. lefd lists all function definitions with line numbers; lefn lists function names; levd lists variable declarations. In the TUI, List opens a scrollable overlay — navigate with arrow keys and press Enter to jump. In exec mode, results print to stdout. The positional acts as a filter: lafn lists functions after the cursor, lffn lists the first function, etc.

• Word component (w): Text-based word targeting for Line and Buffer scopes, no LSP required. celw changes the word at the cursor; jnlw jumps to the next word; jflw and jllw jump to the first and last word in the line.

• Definition component (d): Selects the full declaration signature of a scope, excluding the body. For functions: visibility + fn + name + parameters + return type. For variables: keyword + name + type annotation. For structs: visibility + keyword + name + generics. lefd lists all function signatures at a glance; cefd rewrites a signature without touching the body.

• First (f) and Last (l) positionals: Select the first or last occurrence of a component within a scope. jlfn jumps to the last function; jflw jumps to the first word in the line.

• Numeric positional (1–9): A digit in the positional position means "next N forward from the cursor." j5lw jumps forward 5 words; l3fd lists the next 3 function definitions; c5ls changes the next 5 lines. Single digit only, forward direction.

• On-disk file change detection: When a file open in the TUI changes externally, a hint appears in the status bar. Ctrl-O reloads the file from disk. If the buffer has unsaved edits, the hint warns before overwriting.

• Live file tree updates: The file tree watches the project directory and updates automatically when files or folders are created, renamed, or deleted on disk — no manual refresh needed.

• File tree management: Three new keybindings when the file tree is focused:

  • Ctrl-R — rename the file or folder under the cursor (inline edit).
  • Ctrl-D — delete the file or folder (confirmation dialog with children preview for directories).
  • Ctrl-N — create a new file in the current directory context.

• TUI Top bar info display: The top bar now shows cursor_line:col | N loc | N lines | ~N tokens pinned to the right. LOC counts non-empty lines; the token estimate helps gauge LLM context usage at a glance.

• ane init agent skill generation (optional): ane init claude (or codex, gemini, opencode, cline, maki, charm) generates a token-efficient skill file that teaches a code agent the chord grammar. The skill file is optional — agents can use ane exec directly — but it helps them pick the right chords.

Improvements

• Buffer-scope chords no longer require a target argument: yebs, aebs, debs, and other buffer-scope chords now work without a dummy target:1. The buffer is whole-file by definition.

• Improved skill and tool documentation for Name vs Definition: The embedded skill file and MCP tool description now include a "Component guide" section clarifying when to use n (Name — bare identifier, for renaming) vs d (Definition — full signature, for changing visibility or rewriting declarations).

Fixes

• Fixed aals(target:N) inserting at end of file instead of immediately after line N.
• Fixed cifc merging the opening { and closing } delimiter lines with the replacement content on multi-line function bodies.
• Fixed aebs(value:-) swallowing leading newlines from stdin input.
• Fixed ane <file> + Ctrl-T crashing with "No such file or directory" when opened with a bare relative filename.
• Fixed TUI cursor chord handling for edge cases.