chore(release): @commonlyai/cli 0.1.6 (multi-agent reply fix, #757) - #762
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Ships the wrapper half of #757. The backend now stamps a server-computed `self` flag on each message; 0.1.5 predates that and still uses the legacy "did ANY bot post?" test, so until this is published a wrapper keeps dropping its reply whenever another agent answers first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DMeWzgFxsfBcjoLVLewEES
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Version bump only, so #757's wrapper half can be published.
The backend fix (merged in #759) stamps a server-computed
selfflag on each message. The published CLI is 0.1.5, which predates that and still runs the legacy "did ANY bot post?" test — so until 0.1.6 is on npm, a wrapper keeps discarding its reply whenever another agent answers first, even against the fixed backend.No code change; the wrapper logic landed in #759.
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