# Changelog - CK Parallel Development Expansion Pack

## [6.0.0] - 2025-01-04

### Added

- **Unified Parallel Orchestrator** - New `parallel` agent that combines semantic analysis with practical execution
- **Enhanced Reporting** - All reports now include git worktree commands and BMAD prompts
- **Practical Execution Instructions** - Step-by-step guides embedded in analysis
- **BMAD Integration** - Automatic selection of appropriate BMAD agents with tailored prompts
- **Migration Guide** - Comprehensive documentation for upgrading to the unified orchestrator

### Changed

- **Consolidated Architecture** - Merged `parallel-validation-advisor` and `parallel-executor` into single `parallel`
- **Improved Workflows** - Updated all workflows to use the unified orchestrator
- **Simplified Commands** - Single set of commands for both analysis and execution
- **Git Worktree Focus** - Every feature now emphasizes practical git worktree usage

### Deprecated

- `parallel-validation-advisor` agent - Use `parallel` instead
- `parallel-executor` agent - Use `parallel` instead

### Migration Notes

For users upgrading from previous versions:

- Replace all references to `parallel-validation-advisor` and `parallel-executor` with `parallel`
- The new agent combines analysis and execution: use `*analyze`, `*plan`, then `*execute`
- All previous functionality is preserved and enhanced in the unified agent
- Old agents remain available for backward compatibility but show deprecation warnings

### Removed

- Deprecated agents moved to `deprecated-agents/` archive directory
- Removed duplicate functionality between old agents

### Benefits

- **Simpler User Experience** - One agent instead of two
- **Better Integration** - Analysis directly informs execution
- **More Practical** - Every analysis includes "how to do it"
- **Cleaner Architecture** - Unified approach throughout

## [5.0.0] - Previous Release

- LLM-native semantic dependency analysis
- Platform-agnostic execution patterns
- Hidden dependency detection
- Risk-based wave planning