Operately Skills 1.3.0

This release updates the Operately CLI skill for the unified Docs & Files command surface and removes the need to look up resource hub IDs.

Highlights

• Migrated documentation from "resource hubs" to Docs & Files, matching the current CLI product naming.
• Consolidated hub operations under the documents/* namespace: create_document, create_file, create_link, create_folder, list_contents, update_document, publish_document, rename_folder, update_parent_folder, and delete_folder.
• Replaced --resource-hub-id with --space-id, --project-id or --goal-id for hub-scoped commands; folder listing can use --folder-id alone.
• Removed guidance to look up hub IDs via spaces list_tools — agents should pass the space or project ID directly.
• Renamed the reference guide from resource-hubs.md to docs-and-files.md and expanded workflows for space- and project-scoped hubs.
• Added a Project Docs & Files section to the project workflows reference.
• Documented legacy resource_hubs/*, files/*, and links/* commands for CLI versions ≤ 1.6, noting they remain API-compatible but are hidden from the current CLI catalog.

Operately Skills 1.2.0

This release adds file upload support to the Operately CLI skill and strengthens guidance for passing markdown content to commands.

Highlights

• Added a new files namespace covering operately files create, get, update, and delete for uploading PDFs, images, spreadsheets, and other binary attachments into resource hubs.
• Added operately people update_picture guidance for setting a profile picture from a local image (--avatar-file) or removing it (--clear).
• Documented that files create handles blob creation, upload, preview generation, and finalization automatically — agents should not create blobs manually.
• Clarified that files create --name overrides the stored base name while preserving the source file extension.
• Expanded the resource hubs reference to include files alongside documents and links, including folder organization and move operations.
• Recommended file input (--<field>-file <path>) as the default for any multiline markdown content, with examples using heredoc-style temp files to avoid shell escaping issues.
• Clarified that inline --body/--content/--description strings should only be used for short single-line content.

Operately Skills 1.1.0

This release improves the Operately CLI skill with stronger authentication guidance, clearer CLI response interpretation, and better publishing workflow support.

Highlights

• Added detailed guidance for operately auth commands, including login, signup, join, create-company, profiles, status, whoami, and logout.
• Added agent-friendly auth examples that prefer flag-driven flows for automation and clearly call out the manual steps required for Google OAuth and email-code verification.
• Added a new references/auth-flows.md reference covering auth decision trees, prompt behavior, endpoint usage, and local profile handling.
• Clarified --include-* flag behavior so agents do not mistake omitted, non-preloaded fields for missing data.
• Documented markdown file inputs such as --description-file and --body-file for commands that accept longer markdown content.
• Improved troubleshooting guidance around operately auth profiles, operately auth status, and operately auth whoami.
• Expanded the skill description to better cover documents, discussions, reviews, assignments, people, permissions, and async operating workflows.