Bump version to 1.3.0

[claudio-pi]

Summary

• Updates VERSION to 1.3.0
• Adds CHANGELOG entry covering all changes since v1.2.2

Changelog reviewed by two Opus subagents

Technical Documentation Writer checked accuracy of every entry against source code, formatting consistency, and categorization. Senior Software Architect reviewed architectural impact, security coverage, and version bump appropriateness.

Key fixes from review:

• Moved "orphan process detection removed" from Fixed to Removed
• Added Security section for Alexa authentication stack
• Added missing entries: WEBHOOK_TIMEOUT restoration, reply_to fallback, env var persistence
• Removed misleading "exponential backoff" claim from backup fix description
• Merged redundant entries for Fix silent backup failures: retry alerts, detect unmounted drives #54 and Improve typing indicator with record_voice and 4s refresh #57

[gemini-code-assist]

Summary of Changes

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This pull request prepares for a new release by incrementing the project's version number and providing a comprehensive update to the changelog. The changelog itself was meticulously reviewed and refined to accurately reflect all changes, including new features like Alexa integration, various system improvements, and critical bug fixes, ensuring a clear and precise record of development progress for the 1.3.0 release.

Highlights

• Version Bump: The project version has been updated from 1.2.2 to 1.3.0, signifying a new release with substantial changes.
• Comprehensive Changelog: A detailed changelog entry for version 1.3.0 has been added, documenting new features, modifications, removals, bug fixes, and security enhancements since the previous release.
• Changelog Review Process: The changelog underwent a thorough review by two AI subagents (Technical Documentation Writer and Senior Software Architect) to ensure accuracy, consistency, and completeness, leading to several key refinements.
• Alexa Integration & Security: New Alexa voice integration features were added, accompanied by robust security measures for request authentication, including certificate validation and signature verification.
• System Health & Persistence Improvements: Enhancements were made to health check monitoring, environment variable persistence across sessions, and fixes for silent backup failures and token usage logging.

Changelog

• CHANGELOG.md
  • Added Alexa voice integration via /alexa endpoint with session buffering and localized responses (Add Alexa skill integration and preserve env vars #52).
  • Added Health check system monitoring: disk usage alerts, automatic log rotation, and backup freshness checks (Expand health check with system monitoring #47).
  • Added System prompt injection via --append-system-prompt at runtime instead of copying to ~/.claudio/ (Inject system prompt via --append-system-prompt at runtime #50).
  • Changed Typing indicator to use record_voice action for voice messages and refreshes every 4s (was 15s) (Improve typing indicator with record_voice and 4s refresh #57).
  • Changed Typing indicator loop to no longer cap at 15 minutes — runs while parent process lives (Improve typing indicator with record_voice and 4s refresh #57).
  • Changed preservation of unmanaged env vars (e.g. HASS_TOKEN, ALEXA_SKILL_ID) across claudio_save_env calls (Preserve unmanaged env vars across claudio_save_env calls #53).
  • Changed export of CLAUDIO_DB_FILE, CLAUDIO_PATH, and MEMORY_ENABLED for subprocess access (Export env vars needed by subprocesses #49).
  • Changed Telegram message sending to retry without reply_to_message_id when reply fails (Add Alexa skill integration and preserve env vars #52).
  • Removed Orphan process detection from health check — no longer needed with native Claude Task tools and KillMode=mixed (Remove orphan process detection from health check #55).
  • Fixed Silent backup failures by detecting unmounted drives before rsync and in health check freshness monitoring (Fix silent backup failures: retry alerts, detect unmounted drives #54).
  • Fixed Webhook handler timeout (600s) restoration — accidentally removed, causing potential indefinite thread blocking (Add Alexa skill integration and preserve env vars #52).
  • Fixed Typing indicator curl calls to have --connect-timeout 5 --max-time 10 to prevent hung background processes (Improve typing indicator with record_voice and 4s refresh #57).
  • Fixed Token usage not persisted to SQLite because CLAUDIO_DB_FILE was not exported (Export env vars needed by subprocesses #49).
  • Fixed ELEVENLABS_MODEL and MAX_HISTORY_LINES not persisted across restarts (Sync README and config with actual code #46).
  • Added Security for Alexa request authentication: X.509 certificate chain validation, SHA-256 signature verification, 150s timestamp replay window, skill ID check (Add Alexa skill integration and preserve env vars #52).
  • Added Security for Alexa endpoint to fail closed when cryptography library is unavailable (Add Alexa skill integration and preserve env vars #52).

Activity

• The changelog was reviewed by two Opus subagents: a Technical Documentation Writer and a Senior Software Architect.
• Key fixes were applied to the changelog based on review feedback, including moving 'orphan process detection removed' from Fixed to Removed.
• A Security section was added to the changelog for the Alexa authentication stack.
• Missing entries for WEBHOOK_TIMEOUT restoration, reply_to fallback, and env var persistence were added to the changelog.
• A misleading 'exponential backoff' claim was removed from a backup fix description in the changelog.
• Redundant entries for issues Fix silent backup failures: retry alerts, detect unmounted drives #54 and Improve typing indicator with record_voice and 4s refresh #57 were merged within the changelog.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the project version to 1.3.0 and adds a comprehensive changelog entry for the new version. The changes are straightforward and the changelog is well-detailed. I've suggested a minor adjustment to the changelog for better categorization of one of the items, to improve clarity.