@lmctl-ai/lmctl 0.2.214 → 0.2.215

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ All notable public-preview changes for `@lmctl-ai/lmctl` are recorded here.
 
 ## Unreleased
 
+- `lmctl init` generates its example slots from detection plus stated rules (Issue 062). Detection is which provider CLIs are INSTALLED (on PATH, `--version` succeeds), not session history, so a newly installed provider counts. Installed providers are ranked by lmctl's provider order (claude, codex, agy, kimi) and the first three fill Provider1..3. With two installed, Provider3 repeats Provider1; with one, Provider2 and Provider3 repeat it. **With none installed, init now errors and writes nothing** (previously it wrote claude placeholders). model1..3 come from the curated tiers. The slot schema is open: `Provider1..3` are an example, a file may omit any of them or add its own (`[Provider4]`, `[ChineseProvider1]`), init refreshes only the example slots present and never touches the rest, and scripts read properties from such a file instead of failing on a missing `[Provider2]`. Errors printed by `lmctl init` no longer tell the reader to run `lmctl init`.
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 - `lmctl model` lists the CURATED model names by default (Issue 066): the advisory per-provider list in `src/providers/curated-models.ts`, ranked into tiers that are only comparable within one provider (`codex/tier1`). Each curated name is checked against what the provider reports now -- a name it no longer reports is labelled `NOT reported by <provider> now`, unreviewed reported names are counted, and a provider CLI version that differs from the reviewed one is noted. Claude has no native list and is shown unverified. `--all` keeps the previous output unchanged (everything the provider and catalog report, uncurated). `lmctl init` takes Provider<N>.model1..model3 from the same list; its contents are unchanged in this release (ported from the former built-in defaults) pending the operator's picks. Nothing validates or blocks against the list: lint and seed are unchanged.
 
 - Native conversation holders reclaim ordinary dead/null-PID stale leases, bound completed socket shutdown, return consistent error codes, and clean startup artifacts even after storage failures.

package/build-info.json

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