v0.3.1

This is a documentation release. The tool itself is unchanged; the binaries are rebuilt at a new tag so the README, the docs site, and the published artifacts all line up.

A demo in the README

The README now opens with a short terminal recording: x reading the first tweet ever and a NASA timeline into colored tables, then piping a profile through jq. All three commands ride Tier 0, the syndication surface, so they answer with no guest token and no session. The recording is rendered from a tape kept in the repo at docs/demo/x.tape, so it can be regenerated whenever the output changes.

A modernized landing page

The README picked up the shape readers now expect from a command-line tool: a badge row for build, release, reference, report card, and license; a short nav bar; a compact command table that shows the cheapest tier each read needs; a note that shell completion is built in; and a Guides section that links every guide on the docs site.

A docs refresh

Auditing every guide and reference page against the current command surface turned up three spots that had drifted:

• The CLI reference was missing the serve and mcp commands.
• The CLI reference listed an old set of output formats. It now shows the full set: list, table, jsonl, json, csv, tsv, markdown, url, raw.
• The introduction still described the default terminal output as a table. It has been the list view since v0.3.0.

Upgrade

go install github.com/tamnd/x-cli/cmd/x@latest

Prebuilt archives for Linux, macOS, and Windows on amd64 and arm64, plus deb, rpm, and apk packages, a container image, and checksums, are on the release page. The binary is pure Go, builds with CGO_ENABLED=0, and has no runtime dependencies. There is no behavior change in this release.

License

x is derived from nitter and is licensed under the GNU AGPL-3.0.