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## Unreleased
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## 0.1.0 — 2025-12-05
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### Added
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- `whoami` command works with both GraphQL cookies and Sweetistics API keys.
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- Firefox cookie extraction (`--firefox-profile`) alongside existing Chrome/env/CLI credential paths.
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- Colorized help banner and example block; `pnpm bird` builds then runs the CLI; no subcommand shows help.
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- JSON5 config files (`~/.config/bird/config.json5`, `./.birdrc.json5`) for defaults like engine and browser profile.
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- Config toggles to disable cookie sources (`allowChrome`, `allowFirefox`) and default transport now `graphql` with Firefox as preferred cookie source.
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- Conversation commands: `thread` and `replies`, plus `search` and `mentions` convenience helpers.
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- Sweetistics transport for all commands (tweet, reply, read, thread, replies, search) with automatic 15s timeouts and media uploads (images or single video).
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- Sweetistics conversation fetch now forces fresh data (`force=true`) to bypass cache for `thread`/`replies`.
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- CI workflow on push/PR (Node 22, pnpm 10, Go stable) running `pnpm test`.
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### Changed
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- Default option resolution now honors config files (project then global) before env/CLI overrides.
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### Changed
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- `whoami` now prefers Sweetistics when an API key is present; otherwise uses Twitter cookies.
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- Sweetistics media uploads use the Sweetistics engine only; GraphQL mode rejects mixed media.
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### Fixed
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- Fallback to scraping the authenticated settings page when Twitter account APIs return 404, so `whoami` still resolves the user.
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- Sweetistics calls now time out after 15s to avoid hanging CLI commands when the API is slow or unresponsive.
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- Sweetistics tweeting now supports media uploads (images or single video) via new CLI `--media/--alt` flags.
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- Coverage raised above 70% via new cookie and conversation tests.
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