The command-line client @danimoya/ptd of PTD (Plan Track Done) went up from 0.1.0 to 0.1.1. The change is contained in commit 814ec21 from September 28, 2026, and this release was published through npm Trusted Publishing and provenance.
PTD is a task management tool for teams where humans work together with AI agents. According to the repository description, it plans tasks on a Gantt board and records elapsed time, so it can show and compare the time, tokens, and cost of people and agents per task. The tool describes itself as MCP-native. The description of the CLI package @danimoya/ptd states that all commands are registry actions (registry requests) that go through HTTPS. The license is MIT.
However, this commit is limited to replacing version strings in two files, cli/package.json and cli/package-lock.json. It adds 3 lines and deletes 3 lines, and there is no sign of commands or feature code having been added. Trusted Publishing and provenance are procedures that leave a record of the fact that the package was published from the official repository and build, so with only the given change it is impossible to know what differs between 0.1.1 and 0.1.0.
Therefore, all that can be confirmed at this version is that it was released again in a form that displays its provenance. If you are someone who wants to try handling an agent task management tool from the command line, you can only know that the installation path has been tidied up, and if you expect functional differences in 0.1.1, this patch alone is too early to judge.