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Promptkit v0.10.0
This supplemental guide summarizes the v0.10.0 changes and migration needs.
The annotated tag remains the authoritative release record.
Transition Summary
v0.10.0 adopts independently versioned OpenRouter and Rakestrawhome catalog
modules whose external profile data can change between catalog releases. It
also introduces the maintained literal names
promptkit-openrouter-standard and promptkit-openrouter-auto.
The public package now delegates assembly to an internal engine while retaining the existing Go API. This refactor requires no consumer code changes.
This release selects OpenRouter v2.20260922.1 and Rakestrawhome
v2.20260922.0; their exact inventories are linked from the
migration identity mapping.
The maintained names provide continuity only within the catalog versions selected and tested by a Promptkit release and when consumers do not override the name or its base. Their current selections may change. External catalog profile IDs can be removed, renamed, or modified, so an application that selects one directly may need to update its configuration when upgrading.
Consumer Migration
Before upgrading, review every profile ID used by prompts, requests, and application-owned inheritance. Choose a maintained name, accept an external catalog profile's volatility, or define a complete application-owned profile when the application must control its target and settings. An alias that inherits from an external base is not a frozen copy.
In particular, the selected OpenRouter catalog removes deepseek-3-2,
deepseek-4-flash, and deepseek-4-pro. Consumers using those IDs must choose
an available profile or supply their own complete definition; the new
deepseek-flash-latest and deepseek-pro-latest profiles are not automatic
aliases and need not preserve the previous settings.
See the release policy for the compatibility boundary, the migration identity mapping for current resource mappings, and the consumer guide for configuration choices.