🚀 Release v0.2.0: Target & Tone Integration + Dual-Mode Capability #3
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CRAFTER v0.2 Release
🎯 Major Changes
Target & Tone Integration
The T component now combines Target (audience) and Tone (communication style) into a single, integrated component. This removes confusion and matches real-world communication design.
Formula: [Audience] + [Characteristics] → [Communication approach]
Before (v0.1):
After (v0.2):
Dual-Mode Capability
Single entry point (
ai.md) now handles both:📁 Files Added
ai.md— Unified AI briefing for both modesQUICK_REFERENCE.md— One-page cheat sheetexamples/example-mode-a-enhancement.md— Mode A demonstrationexamples/example-mode-b-creation.md— Mode B demonstrationai-context/01-CRAFTER-SPEC.mdwith v0.2 changes🧪 Testing
💥 Breaking Changes
T component definition changed (Target only → Target & Tone)
Migration: Existing v0.1 prompts will benefit from adding Tone specification but remain functional.
📚 Documentation
See IMPLEMENTATION_GUIDE.md for full deployment details and migration guidance.
🎉 What's New
For AI Models
For Users
🔗 Quick Start
For AI models:
For humans:
Framework: CoachSteff's CRAFTER (SuperPrompt Framework v0.2)
License: CC-BY 4.0 — Attribution: Steff Vanhaverbeke (coachsteff.live)