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Changelog

All notable changes to this project are documented here.

The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning. Each release also has full notes on the Releases page.

0.2.3 - 2026-06-16

Added

  • Agent skill (skills/net-auto-switch) — a Claude Code / cross-agent skill teaching an AI agent to operate and diagnose the tool (current node, operator behind a host, live connections, service status, update). install.sh offers to install it; or run npx skills add OctopusGarage/net-auto-switch -y -g.

Fixed

  • connections -w (watch) is now responsive: q or Ctrl-C quits immediately (previously Ctrl-C could hang while --whois worker threads were mid-lookup), the redraw is flicker-free (in-place repaint instead of a full-screen clear), and the cursor is hidden during watch.
  • connections --whois caches only successful lookups, so a transient DoH/whois failure retries on the next tick instead of being pinned as a permanent blank for the session.
  • connections -w exits cleanly on stdin EOF instead of busy-looping.
  • The whois profile-scan test now passes on the windows-latest CI matrix (Windows tmp paths were breaking TOML parsing).

Changed

  • Internal: the concurrent whois fan-out is shared between the profile scan and connections enrichment.

0.2.2 - 2026-06-15

Added

  • net-auto-switch connections — list what the machine is contacting right now and through which outbound node, read from Clash's /connections API (host → node → rule). Rows are folded by host + node with a connection count (--raw lists each); --whois labels each target's IP / operator / country, resolving the domain itself when Clash exposes no IP (proxied connections); -w/--watch refreshes live. Only sees traffic that goes through Clash (proxied / TUN), not direct/bypassed traffic.
  • zsh tab-completion for every subcommand and flag, bundled in the release tarball and registered idempotently by install.sh — re-installing never duplicates the ~/.zshrc block, and update refreshes the completion in place.

Changed

  • The whois Clash-profile scan now runs lookups concurrently (≤8) and prints per-server [n/N] progress to stderr, so a large profile no longer looks frozen for minutes. The stdout table is unchanged.

0.2.1 - 2026-06-15

Added

  • net-auto-switch whois with no targets now reads the current Clash Verge profile and resolves each proxy server, de-duplicating repeated hosts before lookup. Output groups rows under the current profile uid/name and includes node name, server, resolved IP, operator, and country.

Changed

  • Split whois lookups into reusable result objects while preserving the existing explicit-target output path.

0.2.0 - 2026-06-15

Added

  • Cross-platform core — the Clash selection/switching loop only talks to the Clash Verge API over HTTP, so it runs on Linux/Windows too. macOS-only features degrade gracefully: WiFi switching and profile fallback are skipped off macOS; notifications use notify-send on Linux, no-op on Windows. (ADR-0015)
  • service install / uninstall / status — one command, platform-native: launchd (macOS), systemd --user (Linux, Restart=always + linger), Task Scheduler running --once every main_interval minutes (Windows). (ADR-0016)
  • CI matrix across ubuntu + macOS + windows.

Notes

  • macOS behavior is unchanged. On Linux/Windows: copy config.example.toml → config.toml, fill in your Clash API settings, then net-auto-switch service install.

0.1.0 - 2026-06-15

Initial release — a layered network self-healing daemon for macOS that auto-switches WiFi and Clash Verge proxy nodes/profiles to keep you online with a good proxy.

Added

  • Layered auto-switch — WiFi (physical) then Clash (proxy) every cycle; config-driven region groups, latency-based selection with priority fallback, profile fallback when all nodes are dead.
  • Guided init wizard — auto-detects Clash Verge, infers regions, gates on a health check.
  • macOS switch notifications (with exit operator) and a standalone whois lookup (DoH by default).
  • curl | bash installer pulling a curated lean release asset; self-updating update; launchd service.