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For the complete release history, see CHANGELOG.md in the AMX repository or the GitHub Releases page.

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0.12.0 — /doctor streams staged progress like /run

amx doctor (and the in-session /doctor) now print one [Stage] line per phase as the check runs — [Binary], [Python], [Schema], [FS], [Drivers], [DB], [LLM], [History] — using the same live progress format /run uses. A stalled probe (typically the LLM models-endpoint ping) is now visible as in progress for much longer than its peers instead of looking like a hang, and the closing ✓ /doctor finished in Xs. N passed, M failed. summary mirrors /run's footer with the first remediation inline. Exit codes are unchanged (0 clean, 1 if any ✗); under --skip-network the [LLM] stage collapses to a single skipped line. See amx doctor for the full sample output.

0.12.0 — shared run-history store for team collaboration

AMX has always kept its run history in a single SQLite file at ~/.amx/history.db — fine for one engineer, invisible to teammates. 0.12.0 introduces an optional shared mode: every /run, /run-apply, and /ask invocation is dual-written to a backend the team already owns (PostgreSQL, MySQL, MSSQL, Oracle, Snowflake, Databricks, Redshift, or BigQuery) under a dedicated AMX schema, so two engineers running AMX against the same warehouse can finally see each other's analyses, results, and review decisions.

Onboarding is one command — /history-store (under the /db tab) opens an interactive picker. See Shared history store for the full walkthrough.

0.12.0 — six new database backends + extended object model

AMX now ships adapters for MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, Redshift, ClickHouse, and DuckDB, bringing the supported backend count to 10. Each adapter exposes the object types its backend treats as first-class — not just tables and views. See Backends for the full capability matrix.

0.12.0 — Apache-2.0 license

AMX now ships under the Apache License, Version 2.0, replacing the previous MIT licence. Apache-2.0 layers an explicit patent grant on top of the permissive redistribution terms — a better fit for a tool that integrates with managed warehouses (Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery, Redshift) where downstream redistributors care about patent posture.

0.12.0 — /temperature slash command and wizard prompt

The LLM sampling temperature is now user-configurable from the interactive CLI instead of being locked at the 0.2 default. The /add-llm-profile wizard prompts for it alongside the existing generation settings, and /temperature shows or sets the value on the active profile (e.g. /temperature 0.7). Values are clamped to [0.0, 2.0] and persist to ~/.amx/config.yml.

0.12.0 — /search improvements (selected)

  • Live verification for high-risk structural claims uses deterministic read-only probe selection instead of a second LLM planning hop.
  • Explicit table mentions take precedence over fuzzy catalog matches; AMX refuses to substitute similar candidates.
  • Inventory and superlative questions answer with one fact, not a dump.
  • Seven explicit answer shapes: single_fact, short_table, full_table, ranked_list, table_summary, join_candidates, prose.

See /ask and /search for the full feature surface.

0.12.0 — Reasoning-route token-budget fixes

  • OpenRouter reasoning routes (kimi-k2-thinking, deepseek-reasoner, claude-sonnet-4 / opus-4 / 3.7-sonnet, o-series, gpt-5) now get the AMX_LLM_MIN_MAX_TOKENS floor (default 16384) so they don't burn the whole output budget on internal thinking.
  • AMX sends reasoning.effort only — never with reasoning.max_tokens — because OpenRouter's API rejects that combination.
  • Default AMX_REASONING_EFFORT for OpenRouter dropped from medium → low so token burn stays bounded by default.

0.12.0 — /search typo handling

Typo'd slash commands inside /search no longer silently become 30-second LLM calls. Bare-text questions are still auto-prefixed with /ask, but explicit slash commands that don't match anything print Unknown command: /asl. Type /help. like every other namespace.

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