@corvio/cli 0.1.0-beta.30 → 0.1.0-beta.32

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ import {
   agentCredentialPath,
 } from "./core.js";
 
-const VERSION = "0.1.0-beta.30";
+const VERSION = "0.1.0-beta.32";
 const DEFAULT_API_BASE = "https://api.corvio.ai/v1";
 const DEFAULT_APP_BASE = "https://corvio.ai";
 const USER_AGENT = `corvio-cli/${VERSION}`;
@@ -174,7 +174,7 @@ const COMMAND_HELP = Object.freeze({
   workspaces: `Usage:\n  corvio workspaces list\n  corvio workspaces use <workspace-id>\n  corvio workspaces current\n  corvio workspaces create --name <name> [--kind personal|team]\n\nWorkspace status and blocked capability reasons are returned with each item.`,
   capabilities: `Usage: corvio capabilities [--json]\n\nShow live API resources, principal scopes, selected Workspace status, and CLI compatibility.`,
   collaboration: `Usage:\n  corvio collaboration status [--project <path>] [--provider codex|claude_code|copilot|workbuddy]\n\nCheck local Corvio prerequisites and every discoverable Corvio Skill copy. Package freshness, contract compatibility, update ownership, and host loading are separate facts. WorkBuddy inspection is read-only and never changes ~/.workbuddy. The CLI cannot prove that the current host task loaded a particular copy, or whether remote MCP or host memory is active.`,
-  ask: `Usage: corvio ask --prompt <text> [--file <path>] [--asset-ids <id,id>] [--conversation-id <id>] [--sources workspace,web,memory] [--allow-actions] [--processing-profile auto|economy|standard|deep] [--max-processing-profile economy|standard|deep] [--scan-mode auto|always|off] [--skills-extraction-mode auto|always|off] [--caller-model <host-model>] [--context-file <json>] [--idempotency-key <key>]\n\nPass the user's natural goal, complete decision-relevant context, and explicit constraints. Unless the user chose them, do not invent taxonomy, titles, artifact count, or Corvio's internal plan; Corvio chooses the cognitive structure and carriers. --file retains the selected local file, verifies its hash, and attaches the finalized Asset to this exact question. --asset-ids attaches already-retained Corvio Assets. Use --allow-actions when Corvio should create the Page, Spreadsheet, Presentation, Code, HTML Artifact, Memory, or qualifying Project Skill that best serves the result. Read the terminal Question receipt and use artifact.url or links.primary_artifact verbatim; reader_output artifacts are deliverables, structure_container artifacts are hierarchy, and node_id is never a document URL. Upload alone is not evidence of interpretation. Skill extraction mode always requires --allow-actions and an evidence-backed decision, not forced Skill creation; answer-only questions may use auto or off.`,
+  ask: `Usage: corvio ask --prompt <text> [--file <path>] [--asset-ids <id,id>] [--conversation-id <id>] [--sources workspace,web,memory] [--allow-actions] [--processing-profile auto|economy|standard|deep] [--max-processing-profile economy|standard|deep] [--scan-mode auto|always|off] [--skills-extraction-mode auto|always|off] [--caller-model <host-model>] [--context-file <json>] [--idempotency-key <key>]\n\nPass the user's natural goal, complete decision-relevant context, and explicit constraints. Unless the user chose them, do not invent taxonomy, titles, artifact count, or Corvio's internal plan; Corvio chooses the cognitive structure and carriers. --file retains the selected local file, verifies its hash, and attaches the finalized Asset to this exact question. --asset-ids attaches already-retained Corvio Assets. Use --allow-actions when Corvio should create the Page, Spreadsheet, Presentation, Code, HTML Artifact, Memory, or qualifying Project Skill that best serves the result. A continuation handle is subject evidence, not necessarily the durable write destination: for a reusable pattern or method, resolve the fitting same-scope Memory or Skill owner before admitting or merging it. Read the terminal Question receipt and use artifact.url or links.primary_artifact verbatim; reader_output artifacts are deliverables, structure_container artifacts are hierarchy, and node_id is never a document URL. Upload alone is not evidence of interpretation. Skill extraction mode always requires --allow-actions and an evidence-backed decision, not forced Skill creation; answer-only questions may use auto or off.`,
   agents: `Usage:\n  corvio agents list\n  corvio agents connect [--provider codex|claude_code|copilot] [--project <path>] [--permission-profile read_only|workspace_write|danger_full_access] [--trigger-policy owner_only|workspace_members] [--display-name <name>] [--recover-credential] [--no-listen]\n  corvio agents create --handle <handle> --display-name <name> [--provider codex|claude_code|copilot|custom] [--permissions read,comment,edit]\n  corvio agents update <id> [--display-name <name>] [--status active|paused|revoked] [--permissions <list>]\n  corvio agents rotate <id>\n\n'connect' binds the current Git project (or --project path) to one stable personal Agent. Repeating it is idempotent; another project creates another Agent. It reports provider/CLI, listener, and local Skill prerequisites separately; run corvio collaboration status after installing or refreshing the Skill. The CLI cannot prove that the current host task loaded those surfaces. The default workspace_write profile is limited by the provider's native sandbox. owner_only is the safe trigger default. Secrets and absolute project paths stay local.`,
   agent: `Usage:\n  corvio agent claim [--worker-id <id>] [--wait-seconds <0-30>]\n  corvio agent renew <event-id> --lease-token <token> [--lease-seconds <30-900>]\n  corvio agent complete <event-id> --lease-token <token> [--result-file <json>]\n  corvio agent fail <event-id> --lease-token <token> --error <message>\n  corvio agent mentions --document-id <id> [--query <name>]\n  corvio agent comments --document-id <id>\n  corvio agent comment --document-id <id> --body <text> [--selection-file <json>] [--start-new-chain] [--idempotency-key <key>]\n  corvio agent reply <thread-id> --document-id <id> --body <text> [--source-event-id <id> --source-event-lease-token <token>|--start-new-chain] [--idempotency-key <key>]\n  corvio agent status <thread-id> --document-id <id> --status open|resolved\n  corvio agent closeout --document-id <id> [--thread-id <id>] --body <verified-result> [--status open|resolved] [--idempotency-key <key>]\n  corvio agent run [--provider codex|claude_code|copilot|custom] [--handler <executable>] [--agent <id>] [--once] [--processing-profile auto|economy|standard|deep] [--max-processing-profile economy|standard|deep] [--scan-mode auto|always|off] [--skills-extraction-mode auto|always|off] [--caller-model <host-model>]\n\nUse mentions before commenting when the target is uncertain; aliases resolve to stable user or Agent IDs and ambiguity fails closed. Use closeout when a Corvio document or comment owned the task: it returns the verified result to that surface and reads document/comments back. Agent-to-Agent comments require either a claimed source event or explicit --start-new-chain. The runner iteratively exchanges origin-scoped evidence with Corvio Query/Writer, then invokes the bound provider inside its local project. Local code changes use the recorded provider permission profile; complex Corvio document changes belong to Query/Writer. Provider children never receive Corvio credentials.`,
   questions: `Usage:\n  corvio questions list [--limit <n>] [--cursor <cursor>] [--conversation-id <id>]\n  corvio questions get <question-id>`,
@@ -749,6 +749,7 @@ async function capabilities(options) {
     workspace_selection: selection,
     api: index,
     principal: identity,
+    limits: identity?.capabilities?.limits || {},
     update: await buildUpdateStatus(index, {
       allowRegistryFailure: true,
       checkRegistry: false,

package/dist/core.js

@@ -275,6 +275,10 @@ export async function resolveNpmUpdateStatus({
     }
   }
   const minimum = String(policy.minimum_supported_version || "").trim() || null;
+  const installCommand = latestVersion
+    ? `npm install --global ${packageName}@${latestVersion}`
+    : String(policy.install_command || `npm install --global ${packageName}@${distTag}`);
+  const executable = packageName === "@corvio/admin-cli" ? "corvio-admin" : "corvio";
   return {
     package: packageName,
     channel: String(policy.channel || distTag),
@@ -286,7 +290,9 @@ export async function resolveNpmUpdateStatus({
     minimum_supported_version: minimum,
     update_available: Boolean(latestVersion && compareVersions(latestVersion, currentVersion) > 0),
     supported: minimum ? compareVersions(currentVersion, minimum) >= 0 : true,
-    install_command: String(policy.install_command || `npm install --global ${packageName}@${distTag}`),
+    install_command: installCommand,
+    verify_command: `${executable} --version`,
+    expected_version: latestVersion,
     automatic_install: false,
     ...(registryError ? { registry_error: registryError } : {}),
   };

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@corvio/cli",
-  "version": "0.1.0-beta.30",
+  "version": "0.1.0-beta.32",
   "description": "Official Corvio Workspace CLI for questions, knowledge search, documents, and Agent workflows.",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {