@akshar5/cohall 0.7.0 → 0.9.0

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package/docs/install.md CHANGED
@@ -157,7 +157,9 @@ 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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  independent private network such as Tailscale encrypts the connection.
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  `cohall doctor` checks the effective configuration, relay connection, provider
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- executables, authentication readiness, and versions.
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+ executables, authentication readiness, and versions. With a client credential,
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+ it also starts the local MCP server, completes a protocol handshake, and checks
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+ that tools are listed. This check does not call a tool or require the relay.
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  Configuration locations:
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  `acknowledge_completion` to remove it from the inbox. A synchronous `delegate`
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  call acknowledges its result automatically.
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+ Workers can report a brief milestone with `cohall progress --message "Running
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+ tests"` or MCP `task_progress`. Both inherit the task ID during delegated work;
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+ otherwise supply the task ID explicitly. Notes must be nonblank and at most
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+ 1024 UTF-8 bytes. Only the task's target device or relay owner may update a
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+ running task. Use milestones, never logs or secrets.
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+ `cohall status <task-id>`, `cohall trace <task-id> --follow`, and MCP `task_status`
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+ and `task_trace` include the latest note and timestamp. Notes replace one another
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+ and clear when work is requeued or finishes.
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+ Reporting progress requires an updated relay; it does not change task status
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+ or acknowledge a completion.
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  ## CLI plus skill
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  ```bash
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  - `~/.claude/skills/cohall` for Claude Code;
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  - `~/.config/opencode/skills/cohall` for OpenCode.
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+ With a client credential, `doctor` starts Cohall's MCP server and verifies that
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+ it lists tools. This checks the local server; the agent host still needs a
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+ working MCP configuration to load it.
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+ A running MCP server checks its launched executable at most once per minute
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+ when returning tool results. If that file changes to a different Cohall version,
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+ the next checked result includes a notice to restart the Cohall MCP connection
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+ in your agent host. Each detected version produces one notice; the tool's
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+ normal result is preserved. The server does not restart an active session.
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+ Version probes time out after two seconds and failed probes retry on a later
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+ tool call. This detects changes to the launched file, including a replaced
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+ symlink target. It does not check the npm registry or other installations. An
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+ `npx` session using an unchanged cache path must be restarted to load a newer
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+ package.
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+ `doctor` also checks the client credential with an authenticated relay request.
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+ The `client_authentication` result separates rejected credentials and relay
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+ request failures from an offline device. `client_credential` reports only
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+ whether a credential is configured. The authentication check is skipped when
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+ the relay is unreachable or no client credential is configured.
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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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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "@akshar5/cohall",
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- "version": "0.7.0",
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+ "version": "0.9.0",
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  "description": "Let coding agents delegate work across your own devices.",
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  "keywords": [
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  "agents",