@lovinka/vitrinka 1.4.0 → 1.6.0

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package/CHANGELOG.md ADDED
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+ # Changelog
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+ `vitrinka update` prints the sections newer than your previous version after
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+ updating — keep entries short and user-facing.
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+ ## 1.6.0 — 2026-07-08
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+ ### Added
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+ - `vitrinka update` — updates the CLI (git pull in a checkout, `npm i -g` when
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+ behind the registry), prints what's new, and refreshes the installed skills
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+ and Claude UI wiring.
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+ - Status-first onboarding: `vitrinka install` now prints a ✓/✗ setup table and
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+ handles everything install.sh used to (MCP registration, write token,
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+ operator persona, env checks) — asking only for what's missing.
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+ - `vitrinka uninstall [--purge]` — clean offboarding (skills, shim, completion,
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+ Claude wiring, MCP registration; `--purge` also removes token + operator).
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+ - `vitrinka doctor --fix` — repairs stale skills, a stale/missing shim, a lost
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+ MCP registration, and the Claude UI wiring.
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+ - `vitrinka open [--qr]` — opens the capture root's live board; `--qr` renders
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+ a terminal QR code to scan with the iPad.
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+ - `vitrinka status` — session dashboard: live board, open work queue, and the
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+ listener lease for the current repo+branch.
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+ - Passive update notifier (one dim line, cached daily, npm installs only) and a
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+ first-run hint on fully unconfigured machines.
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+ ### Removed
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+ - `install.sh` — the CLI is the installer now: `vitrinka install` (or
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+ `node pkg/src/cli.ts install` from a checkout).
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+ ## 1.5.0 — 2026-07-08
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+ - project-memory MCP tools + link/board compose vocabulary (pre-changelog release).
package/README.md CHANGED
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  # both bins on PATH
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  npm i -g @lovinka/vitrinka
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- # register the MCP server (Claude Code, user scope) no global install needed
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- claude mcp add --scope user vitrinka -- npx -y --package=@lovinka/vitrinka vitrinka-mcp
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+ # one-command machine setup status-first onboarding: prints a ✓/✗ table, silently
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+ # installs the Claude skills bundle (vitrinka + listen, screenshot, artifact,
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+ # brainstorming) + the /vitrinka:listen command stub + PATH shim + shell completion,
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+ # then asks [Y/n] only for the missing config-touchers: MCP registration, write
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+ # token (silent input), operator persona, Claude Code UI wiring.
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+ # (npm install itself has NO side effects; skills land only via this command or
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+ # `vitrinka install-skills`.)
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+ vitrinka install
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+ # later: update the CLI, see what's new, refresh everything a previous install put
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+ # here (npm i -g @lovinka/vitrinka@latest when behind — or git pull in a checkout —
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+ # then re-copies the skills bundle + /vitrinka:listen stub and refreshes the
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+ # Claude UI wiring where it was already consented to; never asks new questions)
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+ vitrinka update
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+ # health check / repair / clean removal
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+ vitrinka doctor # server, token, operator, skills, shim, MCP, UI wiring
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+ vitrinka doctor --fix # repairs the repairable (skills, shim, MCP, UI wiring)
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+ vitrinka uninstall # removes everything install put here (--purge: token too)
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  ```
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+ Registering the MCP by hand (install does this for you when the `claude` CLI is
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+ present): `claude mcp add --scope user vitrinka -- npx -y --package=@lovinka/vitrinka vitrinka-mcp`
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  `vitrinka install` also offers (interactive `[Y/n]`, or `--claude`/`--no-claude`)
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  to wire the **Claude Code UI** — re-runnable standalone as `vitrinka install-claude`:
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  needs Claude Code ≥ 2.1.176).
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  - **Statusline segment** — `~/.claude/vitrinka-statusline.sh` wraps your existing
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  statusline command (recorded on its `VITRINKA_ORIG=` line) and appends a
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- `🧷 board` OSC 8 link when the session's `.screenshots/.vitrinka` descriptor
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- exists; with no statusline configured it renders a minimal
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+ `🧷 <board-url>` segment when the session's `.screenshots/.vitrinka` descriptor
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+ exists (plain-text URL Claude Code strips OSC 8 from statusline output, and
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+ terminals cmd+click-linkify visible URLs themselves); with no statusline configured it renders a minimal
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  `dir │ branch │ 🧷 board │ model` line itself. Needs `jq`; degrades to
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  pass-through without it, and never double-renders a board segment your own
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  statusline already prints.
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  | `VITRINKA_URL` / `VITRINKA_BASE_URL` | `https://vitrinka.lovinka.com` | vitrinka server base URL. `VITRINKA_URL` wins, then `VITRINKA_BASE_URL`; the CLI's `--base` flag overrides both. |
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  | `VITRINKA_TOKEN` | — | Bearer write token. Falls back to `~/.config/vitrinka/token`. Required only by the **mutating** tools; read tools work unauthenticated. |
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- | `VITRINKA_OPERATOR` | — | Operator persona name. Falls back to `~/.config/vitrinka/operator` (written by `install.sh` onboarding). When set, write calls carry `X-Board-Actor: <name>` so the board credits the operator's machine — agent-authored content (`reply`, `attach_after`) keeps its explicit `claude` attribution. |
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+ | `VITRINKA_OPERATOR` | — | Operator persona name. Falls back to `~/.config/vitrinka/operator` (written by `vitrinka install` onboarding). When set, write calls carry `X-Board-Actor: <name>` so the board credits the operator's machine — agent-authored content (`reply`, `attach_after`) keeps its explicit `claude` attribution. |
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  ## MCP tools
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