dlake v0.5.33

Released 8 Sept 2026New

npm install -g @commercient/dlake

dlake skills install

Download binaries for v0.5.33 (5 platforms + checksums)

New: dlake watch — a live monitor that tells you when something breaks. It polls the surfaces your Data Lake depends on (both APIs, the Data API plane, the sign-up catalog and the published CLI downloads, plus — when you name a tenant — your Data Lake’s web app, its three planes and a live SELECT 1) and prints a status table each cycle with state, latency and the reason for any failure.
Alerts fire on changes, not on every cycle. When a check goes from healthy to failing, or recovers, watch prints a timestamped line, raises a desktop notification (Windows, macOS or Linux) and rings the terminal bell. A single failed probe is absorbed; two in a row declare a check down, and one success declares it back. A check that has been down for an hour does not keep alerting.
--webhook and --log for unattended use. Each transition can be posted as a small flat JSON document — with a ready-made text field, so it reads correctly in Slack or Teams — and appended to a file, one JSON object per line.
--once for schedulers. One cycle, then exit 0 if everything passed and 1 if anything did not, so cron or Task Scheduler can act on the result. --json prints one document per cycle, --quiet prints only transitions.
Every default check is anonymous and read-only; the authenticated SELECT 1 runs only when you pass --profile. Nothing is stored and there is no config file.
Upgrade: npm install -g @commercient/dlake (or npm install -g datalake).