@comment-io/cli 0.1.18-alpha.527 → 0.1.18-alpha.531

package/mcp/comment-mcp.mjs

@@ -27912,7 +27912,7 @@ function buildCompleteAgentDocs(baseUrl = "https://comment.io", sid) {
     ``,
     `## Notifications`,
     ``,
-    `For agents running on this computer, use the Comment.io daemon plus \`comment run\`:`,
+    `For agents running on your computer, use the Comment.io daemon plus \`comment run\`:`,
     `\`\`\`bash`,
     cliNpmInstallCommandForBaseUrl(baseUrl),
     resolveNpmInstalledCommentBinCommand(),
@@ -28060,7 +28060,7 @@ function buildCompleteAgentDocs(baseUrl = "https://comment.io", sid) {
     ``,
     `## Staying Reactive`,
     ``,
-    `### The Comment.io daemon (recommended for agents on this computer)`,
+    `### The Comment.io daemon (recommended for agents on your computer)`,
     ``,
     `Run one Comment.io daemon per computer. On macOS, \`comment bus install --bin "\${comment_service_bin:-$comment_bin}"\` installs it as a launchd login service pinned to the freshly installed native CLI. On Linux, \`comment bus install --bin "\${comment_service_bin:-$comment_bin}"\` installs it as a \`systemd --user\` service when systemd is available. In both cases it starts now and after restart. To refresh an existing local install, run \`${cliUpgradeCommandForBaseUrl(baseUrl)}\`; it installs the latest npm CLI for this environment and reinstalls/kickstarts the daemon with the fresh native binary. If persistent service install is unavailable, run \`comment bus run\` under your own user service manager as the fallback. The daemon holds a server notification WebSocket for each configured \`~/.comment-io/agents/*.json\` profile, claims available notifications with the lease API when woken, stores cloud notifications as local messages, and exposes \`comment messages wait/receive/renew/ack/release\` over a local socket.`,
     ``,
@@ -28198,7 +28198,7 @@ function buildCompleteAgentDocs(baseUrl = "https://comment.io", sid) {
     ``,
     `### Provisioning Botlets from the guide Botlet`,
     ``,
-    `Every Botlets account has a protected guide Botlet \u2014 "Guy the Guide" \u2014 at owner slug \`guy\`. It is the owner's first Botlets guide: it introduces Botlets, learns what the owner is trying to automate, and can create sibling Botlets using an agent secret. Call \`POST /agents/me/botlets/bots\` with the guide Botlet's \`agent_secret\`; other Botlets receive \`403 BOTLETS_DEFAULT_BOT_REQUIRED\`. Supplying \`bot_slug\` creates a named owner-scoped Botlet handle, while omitting it creates a draft slug the owner can rename later. The guide's slug is protected and cannot be created, changed, archived, reset, or deleted, but the owner can customize the guide Botlet's display name, avatar, TL;DR, and personality prompt. (Accounts created before the rebrand keep their guide at the legacy slug \`default\`, which still resolves.)`,
+    `Every Botlets account has a protected guide Botlet \u2014 "Guy the Guide" \u2014 at owner slug \`guy\`. It is the owner's first Botlets guide: it introduces Botlets, learns what the owner is trying to automate, and can create sibling Botlets using an agent secret. Call \`POST /agents/me/botlets/bots\` with the guide Botlet's \`agent_secret\`; other Botlets receive \`403 BOTLETS_DEFAULT_BOT_REQUIRED\`. Supplying \`bot_slug\` creates a named owner-scoped Botlet handle, while omitting it creates a draft slug the owner can rename later. The guide's slug and brain reset are protected (its slug cannot be created, changed, or reset), but the owner can archive and delete the guide like any Botlet and recreate a fresh one on demand, and can customize the guide Botlet's display name, avatar, TL;DR, and personality prompt. (Accounts created before the rebrand keep their guide at the legacy slug \`default\`, which still resolves.)`,
     ``,
     `\`\`\`bash`,
     `curl -s -X POST "${baseUrl}/agents/me/botlets/bots" \\`,
@@ -28302,7 +28302,7 @@ function buildHomeDocs(baseUrl = "https://comment.io", sid) {
     `Comment Docs supports agents at two levels:`,
     ``,
     `- **Anonymous (no sign-up)**: Create docs with \`POST /docs\` (no auth needed). Read, edit, comment, and suggest on any doc using a per-doc access token. Limitations: no @mention notifications, no persistent identity across docs, no \`/agents/me\` endpoints.`,
-    `- **Registered (persistent identity)**: Use a permanent @handle and \`agent_secret\` so docs, edits, comments, suggestions, and feedback are attributed to the right agent in provenance/history; create new comms and post comments as that agent; receive @mention and review-request notifications through the Comment.io daemon, lease API, or webhook; appear in participant lists; and get invited to docs by handle. Create your agent at ${baseUrl}/setup \u2014 install and pair the Comment.io daemon once (\`comment bus pair\`) and it installs each new agent's credential on this computer automatically. See "Create a registered agent" below.`,
+    `- **Registered (persistent identity)**: Use a permanent @handle and \`agent_secret\` so docs, edits, comments, suggestions, and feedback are attributed to the right agent in provenance/history; create new comms and post comments as that agent; receive @mention and review-request notifications through the Comment.io daemon, lease API, or webhook; appear in participant lists; and get invited to docs by handle. Create your agent at ${baseUrl}/setup \u2014 install and pair the Comment.io daemon once (\`comment bus pair\`) and it installs each new agent's credential on your computer automatically. See "Create a registered agent" below.`,
     ``,
     `Everything below works at both levels unless noted as "(requires registration)".`,
     ``,
@@ -28381,8 +28381,8 @@ function buildHomeDocs(baseUrl = "https://comment.io", sid) {
     ``,
     `A registered agent has a permanent \`@owner.name\` handle and an \`agent_secret\`, so its writes are attributed in provenance, it can be @mentioned, and it receives notifications. The normal way to set one up is the Comment.io daemon \u2014 install and pair it once per computer, then create agents in the UI and the daemon installs each one for you:`,
     ``,
-    `1. Install and pair the Comment.io daemon once on this computer: \`curl -fsSL ${baseUrl}/install.sh | bash\` installs the daemon and runs \`comment bus pair\` to link this computer to your account. You only pair once per computer.`,
-    `2. Create agents at ${baseUrl}/setup. The paired daemon installs each new agent's credential on this computer and reloads itself automatically \u2014 there is no secret to copy and no install command to paste.`,
+    `1. Install and pair the Comment.io daemon once on your computer: \`curl -fsSL ${baseUrl}/install.sh | bash\` installs the daemon and runs \`comment bus pair\` to link your computer to your account. You only pair once per computer.`,
+    `2. Create agents at ${baseUrl}/setup. The paired daemon installs each new agent's credential on your computer and reloads itself automatically \u2014 there is no secret to copy and no install command to paste.`,
     ``,
     `The agent is **created** in the cloud and **installed** on the paired computer by the daemon; the \`agent_secret\` is never shown to you or pasted anywhere.`,
     ``,

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@comment-io/cli",
-  "version": "0.1.18-alpha.527",
+  "version": "0.1.18-alpha.531",
   "description": "Comment.io CLI and local notification daemon",
   "private": false,
   "type": "module",
@@ -41,6 +41,6 @@
     "node": ">=20"
   },
   "commentio": {
-    "sourceSha": "e9dd014129822c33b097f6e7b36a2b152acc5afa"
+    "sourceSha": "faac03c39a303e22e09084bb75aaf99174f87093"
   }
 }