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pal-ai-lab/cortico v0.2.13 — version bump and template dependency update

cortico has gone up to 0.2.13, with the version in the root package.json and the cortico dependencies of the bot, provider, and world templates updated together, but this commit contains no source code changes.

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cortico has gone up to 0.2.13, with the version in the root package.json and the cortico dependencies of the bot, provider, and world templates updated together, but this commit contains no source code changes.

GitHub description: Event-stream AI Agent framework for building your persona bot 🍊

stars
★ 223
Forks
17
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT
Latest release
v0.2.2
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pal-ai-lab/cortico was bumped to 0.2.13 on November 4, 2026 (UTC). Only four package.json files changed. The version field of the root package.json changed from 0.2.12 to 0.2.13, and the cortico dependency ranges in the devDependencies of the three templates — bot, provider, and world — under templates/extension were updated from ^0.2.12 to ^0.2.13 alongside it. That is 2 lines per file, 8 change points in total.

cortico's package description is "a TypeScript framework for event-driven, long-running persona bots," and the repository description is "an event-stream AI agent framework." The idea is to run a bot with a fixed persona for a long time as an event stream. The substance of this update is bringing the extension templates along with the new version. Since private: true is still present in the root package.json, the root package of this repository is not published to npm.

That said, this commit contains no source code changes. There are no feature additions or modifications, no test changes, and nothing recorded in the release notes; the commit conveys only the fact that the version was raised to 0.2.13 as a build(package.json) type change, plus the co-author notation (Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5). What changed between 0.2.12 and 0.2.13 cannot be known from this commit alone. The license and star count, and the download figures, are not given either. So this release is best read not as a feature evaluation but as a confirmation of a version baseline.