@akshar5/cohall 0.5.5 → 0.6.0

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package/docs/install.md CHANGED
@@ -125,8 +125,8 @@ executable, so it refuses temporary package-runner and source-checkout paths.
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  ## Providers
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- Target devices advertise provider executables they can find. Authentication is
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- checked when delegated work starts.
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+ Target devices advertise installed coding providers. Authentication is checked
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+ when delegated work starts.
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  | Provider | Required command | Session continuation |
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  | ----------- | ---------------- | ------------------------ |
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  | Claude Code | `claude` | `claude --resume` |
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  | OpenCode | `opencode` | `opencode run --session` |
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+ The experimental `grok-bot` provider connects to named Bots through their
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+ computer's local gateway. Configure it with `cohall configure --grok-gateway
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+ <absolute-path> --providers codex,grok-bot` and restart the worker. See
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+ [Grok Bot setup and messaging](../README.md#talk-to-your-grok-bots) for discovery,
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+ callbacks, and upgrade order. Bot model selection and permissions remain with
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+ Grok Bot.
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  Limit a device to providers configured for that user:
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  ```bash
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  ## Configuration
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  `cohall config` shows stored configuration without tokens. `cohall configure`
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- changes the device name, workspace roots, providers, model, sandbox, or relay
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+ changes the device name, workspace roots, providers, Grok gateway path, model, sandbox, or relay
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  for a fresh pairing. Use `cohall relay use <url>` when moving an existing relay;
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  it preserves credentials only after verifying them at the restored address.
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  Non-loopback HTTP is refused unless `--allow-http` explicitly confirms that an
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  | `COHALL_MODEL` | Target provider model override |
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  | `COHALL_SANDBOX` | Codex sandbox override |
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  | `COHALL_THREAD_ID` | Inherited thread for nested delegation |
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+ | `COHALL_TASK_ID` | Inherited parent task for nested delegation |
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+ | `COHALL_GROK_GATEWAY` | Local Grok Bot gateway discovery file |
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  | `COHALL_DATA_DIR` | Relay database and owner-token directory |
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  | `COHALL_RELAY_HOST` / `COHALL_RELAY_PORT` | Relay listener |
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  | `COHALL_RELAY_ALLOW_REMOTE` | Explicit non-loopback binding opt-in |
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  Any other harness with shell access can invoke the CLI directly. No Cohall UI
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  extension is required.
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+ Use `cohall bots` to discover named Grok Bots and `cohall send @BotName` to
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+ message one. MCP exposes the same discovery through `list_bots`; `delegate`
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+ infers `grok-bot` from a Bot target. See [Grok Bot setup](../README.md#talk-to-your-grok-bots)
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+ for the required host gateway and local reply callback.
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  When delegating from a conversation, the sending agent must distill why the user
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  is asking, relevant facts and prior findings, constraints, and the intended
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  decision into Cohall's `context` field. Cohall cannot read the harness transcript
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@akshar5/cohall",
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- "version": "0.5.5",
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+ "version": "0.6.0",
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  "description": "Let coding agents delegate work across your own devices.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "agents",