Every ef release, newest first.

Adopt a folder you already have

ef init and ef pull now reuse the files already on disk instead of re-downloading a whole brand. Point the CLI at an existing checkout and it picks up where you left off.

Overwrites get a local safety net

When a pull would overwrite a file you changed, the old version is snapshotted to .ef-history first, and a .gitattributes is written so .ef diffs stay readable.

Smaller efmeta, stricter identity

The efmeta header is trimmed to the stable identity fields, and a push fails loudly when a file's efmeta and recorded state disagree instead of guessing.

A CLAUDE.md your agent can read

ef init now writes a CLAUDE.md that teaches Claude Code, Codex, and other agents how to drive the CLI in your project. The old loader animation is gone.

Slug changes rename the file

ef pages settings now renames the local .ef file when you change a slug, so disk and server never drift apart.

ef config get and set

Read and change project config, save mode, sync root, and more, straight from the command line with ef config get and ef config set.

Guards against trampling copies

Push gains a copy-trample guard and pull gains a collision guard, so a duplicated file never overwrites the wrong server entity.

ef components push

Push a single component from the terminal, with a colored request loader so long operations show progress.

Publish by default on ef push

A plain ef push now goes live, matching the Publish button in the editor. Save a draft instead with --draft.

.ef highlighting and an honest push state

Install .ef syntax highlighting with ef install-highlighter, and ef push now states clearly whether it saved a draft or published.

Product images and safer state files

Set a product image with --image, plus a cross-compatibility fix so the CLI and the VS Code extension read each other's state files cleanly.

Products, bulk assets, and auto-detect

New ef products commands, ef assets bulk-upload for many files at once, and an init that auto-detects your VS Code extension config.

Friendlier init

ef init prompts for a brand id and auto-syncs on first bind, with a status spinner while it works.

Full brand sync

Pull and push pages, components, backend scripts, assets, and variables in one command.

First public release

ef lands on npm: folder-scoped auth, two-way sync, --json on every command, ef diff drift detection, optimistic concurrency, and stable exit codes for scripting.