This blog post will announce the v11.0.0 release, focusing on the theme of "Context Engineering". It will build upon the previous blog post, "AI-Native, Not AI-Assisted," and detail the evolution from shell-based scripts to a robust, multi-server Model Context Protocol (MCP) architecture.
Key points to cover:
- The Context Engineering Revolution: Frame the release around this central theme.
- From Scripts to Servers: Explain the move from brittle shell scripts to three dedicated MCP servers (Knowledge Base, Memory Core, GitHub Workflow).
- Benefits of the New Architecture:
- Robustness and reliability.
- Agent-agnosticism.
- Self-hosting (dogfooding Neo.mjs).
- Simplified agent onboarding.
- Self-documenting tools.
- Agent-Driven Quality: Highlight the migration to Playwright, which enables agents to run
npm test and validate their own changes.
- Community Contributions: Acknowledge the massive contributions from the community during Hacktoberfest 2025.
- Future Vision: Reiterate the project's commitment to the AI-native roadmap and the "Context Engineering" vision.
- Title: "The Context Engineering Revolution: How We Built a Self-Aware Development Environment" (or similar).
This blog post will announce the v11.0.0 release, focusing on the theme of "Context Engineering". It will build upon the previous blog post, "AI-Native, Not AI-Assisted," and detail the evolution from shell-based scripts to a robust, multi-server Model Context Protocol (MCP) architecture.
Key points to cover:
npm testand validate their own changes.