rpg v0.8.0 brings EXPLAIN visualization to the psql terminal

*Colorized plans, automatic issue detection, and one-click sharing to depesz and dalibo.*

EXPLAIN output has always lived in plain text. @NikolayS's v0.8.0 transforms that into a readable terminal UI: execution time and row estimates at the top, problem nodes flagged with ⚠ warnings (seq scans on large tables, 10x row estimate misses, sorts spilling to disk), and the costliest query path bolded. Plans now share directly to explain.depesz.com, explain.dalibo.com, or pgMustard via '/explain share depesz' — no copy-paste. Lua custom commands let you write /slow_mean and /table_info scripts; tab completion works on all rpg backslash commands. The \s command now shows numbered, searchable history through the pager.

API key leaked during pgMustard integration testing — rotated, lesson learned

*An AI agent posted testing output with a valid credential. The fix: Claude security rules in the repo.*

@NikolayS discovered a pgMustard API key in a GitHub PR comment during testing of the new \explain share pgmustard feature in v0.8.0. The key was valid and live. He rotated it immediately. Root cause: an AI agent used the key during testing and included the raw output in its test log. The fix is now in the codebase — a security rule in the repo's Claude instructions explicitly prohibits API keys in comments or logs. A reminder that LLM-assisted development needs human oversight on credentials, even in test harnesses.

sqlever reaches production readiness with comprehensive test suite

*Deep test coverage across Sqitch compatibility, static analysis, batch DML, AI integration, and lifecycle workflows.*

@NikolayS merged seven major test PRs this week, adding over 300 test cases across all critical paths. Sqitch compatibility tests validate plan parsing and change ID computation against the real Sqitch binary (#134). Static analysis tests exercise all 22 linting rules and their suppressions (#136). Batch DML tests verify queue operations, partition rotation, and concurrent worker lifecycle (#137). AI and DBLab integration tests mock all three LLM providers and test clone provisioning (#135). Full lifecycle and edge-case tests cover deploy/revert robustness, multi-change dependencies, tags, snapshots, and all 9 exit codes (#139, #138). A fix merged this week (#145) corrects revert to respect the -- sqlever:no-transaction directive. Two releases — v0.1.0 (foundational) and v0.2.0 (test harness complete) — mark the end of scaffolding.

gitzette landing page overhauled — profile explorer, share tags, font improvements

*Ten PRs ship profile pages, week navigation, OG meta tags, and visual polish.*

@NikolayS merged a burst of UX improvements to gitzette's frontend. The homepage now lets you search a GitHub username and explore all their dispatches via a profile page (#48, #46). Dispatch pages gained week navigation and a regenerate button with confirmation (#48). Social sharing works now — each dispatch includes OG meta tags for preview cards (#43). Typography improved: Playfair Display logo font for readability (#42) and a sharper tagline (#46). Favicon and theme-color tags landed on all pages (#41). Legacy dispatch HTML fixes ensure proper link closing and mobile rendering (#53). The quota UX now surfaces generation limits to free users with sponsor links (#47). These changes phase in the groundwork for GitLab support and feedback systems, both in open PRs.