Track the evolution of INDUS Terminal from initial release to production-grade maturity. Each version includes architecture diagrams showing internal improvements.
How INDUS grew from a simple shell to a production-grade terminal
Complete release history with dates, status, and key highlights
| Version | Date | Status | Commands | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| v1.5.0 | March 8, 2026 | Current | 103 | System passthrough, toolchain detection, production stability |
| v1.4.1 | March 8, 2026 | Stable | 101 | Installer hardening, CI enforcement, bug fixes |
| v1.4.0 | March 8, 2026 | Platform | 101 | Registry system, 101 commands, versioned docs |
| v1.3.0 | February 26, 2026 | Legacy | ~40 | Initial release, basic shell, mixed command style |
Deep dive into each release with architecture diagrams and changelogs
Released: March 8, 2026
Major production release with system command passthrough, toolchain detection for 30+ tools, and comprehensive stability improvements.
Key Features:
ind tools scan, ind tools check)Released: March 8, 2026
Bug-fix release focusing on installer improvements, CI enforcement, and production stability.
Key Improvements:
Released: March 8, 2026
Major architectural upgrade introducing registry-backed command system and comprehensive documentation.
Major Changes:
Released: February 26, 2026
Initial public release with basic shell functionality and mixed command styles. Preserved for migration reference.
Features:
Upgrading between versions
# Key Changes:
1. Command prefix standardized to 'ind' only
2. Registry-backed command resolution
3. 11 module structure
4. System commands now work via passthrough
# Update commands:
Old: indus sys info
New: ind sys info
# System commands now supported:
→ git status # Works directly
→ docker ps # No prefix needed
→ npm install # Full passthrough