Navegador v1.1.0 Is Live: Better PlanOpticon Interop, Cleaner Memory Imports
Navegador v1.1.0 is live.
This release is about making a specific workflow less brittle: taking PlanOpticon output and turning it into something queryable without renaming files, guessing formats, or keeping tribal knowledge in your head.
pip install -U navegador
What Changed
- PlanOpticon input detection now looks at manifest shape, not only filenames
- Current batch outputs at root
manifest.jsonare recognized directly - Current interchange files named
exchange.jsonare accepted alongsideinterchange.json - CLI and pipeline detection now share the same resolver instead of drifting apart
- Memory import and query wording is now generic structured-memory language instead of conflict-specific terminology
Why This Release Exists
Cross-tool integrations usually fail in boring ways.
A batch manifest gets renamed. A doc page shows one JSON shape while the code emits another. One command path accepts an artifact that another path rejects. None of those problems are glamorous, but they are exactly the problems that make automation feel unreliable.
v1.1.0 is a cleanup release aimed at removing that friction.
If your workflow starts in PlanOpticon and ends in graph queries, architecture analysis, or downstream knowledge tooling, the consumer side should not require guesswork. Navegador now recognizes current PlanOpticon layouts more directly and documents that path more clearly.
What This Means In Practice
Single-run outputs still work. Batch outputs now work without forcing legacy filenames. Interchange payloads are less fussy about naming. And if you are importing memory or reading CLI help, the language is less tied to one internal naming convention.
That sounds small. It is small. That is the point.
Small compatibility cuts add up fast when tools sit in a pipeline. This release removes a handful of those cuts.
Pair It With PlanOpticon v0.6.0
We shipped a matching PlanOpticon update alongside this release. PlanOpticon v0.6.0 tightens the documented output contract so the producer and consumer agree on the same shapes, examples, and manifest layout.
If you use both tools together, update both.
pip install -U planopticon navegador
