@lmctl-ai/lmctl 0.2.61 → 0.2.63

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -4,6 +4,9 @@ All notable public-preview changes for `@lmctl-ai/lmctl` are recorded here.
 
 ## Unreleased
 
+- **Breaking: explicit properties replace implicit profile globals.** init.toml keeps its name and stores lmctl properties. Provider1..3 become PROPS.Provider1..3.Provider; Model1/2/3 become PROPS.Provider1/2/3.Model1. Directory/NonInteractive remain invocation facts. PROPS is a strict read-only hierarchical map, with dotted-key indexing; get_property/has_property/get_properties/set_property use plain values and run-local copies/overlays. Checks are profile-free with known-key suggestions; reads load the profile lazily. Nested ARGV now contains only the child arguments, matching top-level ARGV (no filename). Bare variables, ARGV, PROPS and env() are separate access forms; f-string expressions stay general.
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 - **Workspace interpreter containment.** Script routes use only the declared monorepo sibling and report a missing build instead of silently running a retired checkout. Fresh clones bootstrap with `npm ci --ignore-scripts && npm run build` at the root; the ordered build now smoke-tests the script route.
 
 - **Gate fixes: script ABI restored.** lm_members and lm_session_list return plain arrays; lm_member returns a map-or-null; prompt reads return arrays; batch open/close use managed handles/booleans. Seed/lint/turn results retain legacy projections and snake-case prompt IDs. Neutral API envelopes remain internal, and operational failures name the script call.
@@ -12,7 +15,7 @@ All notable public-preview changes for `@lmctl-ai/lmctl` are recorded here.
 - **Breaking: standalone LMScript replaces the embedded engine.** `lmctl script`, `.lms` quickrun samples (including hello), hello seed/prompt execution and the `.lms` intent route launch the packaged standalone interpreter. The embedded `src/script` tree and `./script` export are removed; the neutral lmctl API remains internal to the package.
   - Migrate removed built-in names: `sleep` → `sleep_ms` (milliseconds); `clock` → `now`; `urlget` → `http_get`; `capitalize` → `upper_first`; `indexOf` → `index_of`; `toLowerCase` → `lower`; `toUpperCase` → `upper`; `has` → `has_key`; `match` and `search` → `regex_match`; `test` → `regex_test`; `findall` → `regex_find_all`; `count` → `len` for length or `count_matches` for substring occurrences; `json` → `json_parse` for parsing or `json_stringify` for serialization. The checker names the replacement. `size`, `hash`, `list`, `array`, `clear`, `delete_file` and `remove_file` remain supported; this migration does not remove them.
   - Implicit `lmbee_*` functions are disabled until the standalone lmbee module exists. This includes snapshot/queue/task/cron helpers; `skills-scripts/lms-adhoc/lmbee_triage_impl.lms` and its dispatcher require that future packaged module. The separate mono-test bridge project also has a `lmbee-lmscript/examples/queue-report.lms` example and bridge-options/end-to-end/failure/facade fixtures; those require their explicitly supplied bridge and are not evidence that this package ships it. Calls fail checking before effects rather than returning empty data.
-  - Host results use neutral status maps rather than the old bare lists/null/booleans: read `.members` from `lm_members`, `.member` from `lm_member`, `.prompts` from prompt readers, `.sessions` from `lm_session_list`, and `.batch` from `lm_batch_open`; inspect `status`/`error` for failures and `lm_batch_close`.
+  - The temporary status-envelope script migration is reverted: `lm_members`, prompt readers and `lm_session_list` return arrays; `lm_member` returns a direct member or null; `lm_batch_open` returns a managed handle and `lm_batch_close` a boolean. Only neutral API consumers use status+payload envelopes.
   - Top-level `args` and `ARGV` contain only arguments after the source, not the filename or `-e`. A `--` or flag-looking token after the source remains data; it is not stripped or treated as a runner option. Nested `run_script` retains its documented child invocation convention.
   - `--check` and `--dry-run` use passive module declarations without loading init.toml or opening a database. Runs load the lmctl profile only when Provider*/Model* globals are used; Directory/NonInteractive and teamfile-only calls do not require a profile.
   - Failed checks exit 2; startup/runtime failures exit 1; explicit exit codes are preserved. SIGINT/SIGTERM propagate 130/143 and release leases. Diagnostics keep the `error:`/`warning:` prefix with source location.

package/README.md

@@ -131,3 +131,7 @@ LMCTL_DB="$test_root/state.db" MINIPLAYER_HOME="$test_root/miniplayer" \
 `LMCTL_DB` overrides lmctl's default SQLite database; an explicit `--db PATH`
 takes precedence. The integration tests also isolate `LMCTL_HOME` and native
 provider storage. Mock responses need no keys or network access.
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+### lmctl properties (init.toml)
+
+`~/.lmctl/init.toml` (or `$LMCTL_HOME/init.toml`) is lmctl's properties file, not the process environment. Managed TOML keys include `Provider1.provider` and `Provider1.model1`; top-level user keys such as `Env1` are supported. Scripts use `PROPS.Provider1.Provider`, `PROPS.Provider1.Model1` or `PROPS["Provider1.Model1"]`. The source repository documents the complete property contract. The six old bare provider/model globals are removed. `--check` uses declared keys without a profile or DB; a file-backed runtime read needs a valid profile and reports its path plus `lmctl init` guidance. `Directory` and `NonInteractive` remain core invocation facts.

package/build-info.json

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