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- plugin.json / marketplace.json: descriptions now lead with the self-hosted server requirement; add self-hosted keyword/tag; bump plugin to 0.3.1 - plugin README: "Requires a self-hosted cix server" section up top with the installer one-liner and connect-to-existing instructions - SessionStart hook: when NO cix server is configured on the machine (no CIX_API_URL, no url in ~/.cix/config.yaml), emit a one-line setup hint via additionalContext; configured-but-unindexed projects stay silent as before. Shared emit helper extracted. - site: PLUGIN_VERSION 0.3.1 Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
run_hook now points HOME at a per-test scratch dir so hook behavior never depends on the developer's real ~/.cix/config.yaml (the previous suite passed locally but failed in CI's clean HOME). make_server_config opts a test into the "server configured" state. Split the two silent tests into configured/unconfigured variants and assert the new setup hint fires only when no server is configured anywhere. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…l surfaces Review follow-ups on the server-requirement change: - Setup hint is now genuinely rate-limited: cix-setup-hint marker in $CACHE_DIR, at most once per 7 days per machine; marker prefix added to the 30-day GC find so it cannot accumulate. - cix_emit_context(event, msg) moved into lib-cix-probe.sh and used by all three emitters (session-start, grep-nudge, post-compact); the jq/sed pair now exists once. post-compact.sh did not source the lib before — source added. - cix_server_configured: CIX_API_KEY alone now counts as configured (key + implicit localhost default is a working setup). - cix-cowork: requirement sentence + self-hosted keyword in its own plugin.json (0.1.0 → 0.1.1), README states the server dependency up top, not only in Requirements. - Site: the plugin card (landing) and the docs plugin section now state the client/server split with a link to Quick start / Install. - Onboarding texts teach the modern config form (server.main.url/key — first server added becomes the default, cli config.go migrateToServers) instead of the legacy api.* aliases. - semver: new user-visible hook behavior ships as 0.4.0, not a patch. - Tests: rate-limit second-run silence, config.yaml-without-url fires the hint, CIX_API_KEY suppression, indexed-never-hints assertion, GC reaps an old cix-setup-hint marker. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
feat(plugin): make the self-hosted server requirement explicit
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Promotes the server-requirement positioning work (#199) to main:
cix0.4.0 +cix-cowork0.1.1 — manifests, marketplace entries and READMEs now state the self-hosted server requirement up front (marketplaces pull main, so this is what installers will see)server/v0.12.6is already tagged, so the site-version policy holds.🤖 Generated with Claude Code