@meltstudio/meltctl 5.0.3 → 5.0.5

package/README.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ npm install -g @meltstudio/meltctl
 # Authenticate (required)
 meltctl login
 
-# Fetch latest templates to a temp dir (used by /melt-dev-update)
+# Print the repo-migration playbook (legacy /melt-update path)
 meltctl project templates
 
 # Submit daily standup report

package/dist/index.js

@@ -7450,7 +7450,7 @@ var CLI_VERSION;
 var init_version = __esm({
   "src/utils/version.ts"() {
     "use strict";
-    CLI_VERSION = "5.0.3";
+    CLI_VERSION = "5.0.5";
   }
 });
 
@@ -26436,17 +26436,21 @@ These are superseded and non-functional. \`git rm -r\` any of these that exist:
 
 Leave any non-Melt skills/commands the developer authored.
 
-## 2. Update AGENTS.md \u2014 ADD only, never remove
+## 2. Update AGENTS.md \u2014 preserve the developer's content; add what's missing
 
-AGENTS.md is the developer's living document; it holds project-specific rules, not just Melt
-boilerplate. **Do not delete or "slim" their content** \u2014 not the inline standards, not their
-own rules. Only ADD what's missing:
+AGENTS.md is the developer's living document; it holds project-specific rules and standards,
+not just Melt boilerplate. **Never delete or "slim" their content** \u2014 not their inline
+standards, not their own rules. ADD what's missing:
 - A \`## Stack\` block (languages, frameworks, test runner, package manager, database, deploy)
 - A \`## Project docs\` index pointing at satellite docs (TECH_DEBT.md, ARCHITECTURE.md, \u2026)
 - One line noting Melt's universal standards also ship with the \`/melt-dev-*\` skills now
 
-If you spot a clearly-stale \`## Workflow Skills\` list using old \`/melt-*\` names, point it out
-as a suggestion for the developer to fix \u2014 do not remove it yourself.
+**One exception \u2014 replace the retired Melt skill-list.** If AGENTS.md has a \`## Workflow
+Skills\` section that is the standard Melt list (a boilerplate intro plus \`/melt-*\` bullets),
+remove that section as part of this migration: the skills are org-distributed and
+auto-discovered now, so it is obsolete and points at skills you just deleted. Preserve any
+custom entries the developer added inside it. This is the ONLY Melt-authored section the
+migration removes \u2014 everything else stays untouched.
 
 ## 3. Ensure .mcp.json has the servers the project needs
 
@@ -26461,6 +26465,16 @@ Add any other clearly-useful, stack-appropriate servers.
 
 \`.claude/settings.json\` and \`.gitignore\` are entirely developer-owned.
 
+## 5. Consistency review \u2014 propose cleanups, don't apply them
+
+After the additive changes, re-read the whole AGENTS.md and look for anything that's now
+redundant, stale, contradicts a section you just added, or plainly no longer makes sense (a
+rule referencing a removed tool, a section the new \`## Stack\` block now duplicates, generic
+boilerplate the team clearly never customized). For each, **propose** the change to the
+developer with a one-line reason and let THEM decide \u2014 apply a removal or edit only on their
+explicit approval. Additive is the default; this pass keeps the repo coherent without you
+unilaterally deleting their content.
+
 ## After migrating
 
 The \`/melt-dev-*\` skills are distributed via the Anthropic org Skills registry and auto-update
@@ -26476,7 +26490,7 @@ async function templatesCommand() {
     source_default.bold.yellow("\u26A0  The per-repo Melt skill model has been retired (company-wide)."),
     "This command now hands back MIGRATION INSTRUCTIONS, not a template refresh.",
     `\u2192 Follow ${source_default.cyan("MIGRATION.md")} in the directory printed below to migrate this repo now.`,
-    `  (In Claude Code with the org skills, ${source_default.cyan("/melt-dev-update")} does the same migration.)`,
+    `  (In Claude Code with the org skills, ${source_default.cyan("/melt-dev-setup")} does the same migration.)`,
     ""
   ].join("\n");
   console.error(notice);
@@ -55413,7 +55427,6 @@ ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-debug            Systematically investigate an
 ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-tech-audit            Run a project compliance audit")}
 ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-ux-audit         Review UI against usability heuristics")}
 ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-security-audit   Run a security posture audit across the platform")}
-${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-update           Refresh AGENTS.md + MCP config to the latest")}
 ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-help             Answer questions about the development playbook")}
 
 ${source_default.bold("Admin Commands")} ${source_default.dim("(used by skills and team managers):")}
@@ -55460,11 +55473,10 @@ ${source_default.dim("Project scaffolding now lives in the Melt dev skills (run
 ${source_default.dim("auto-distributed via the Anthropic org Skills registry):")}
 ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-setup   Analyze the project, write AGENTS.md, and propose MCP config")}
 ${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-link    Connect and verify ticket tracker + browser testing")}
-${source_default.dim("  /melt-dev-update  Refresh AGENTS.md + MCP config to the latest")}
 `
 );
 project.command("templates").description(
-  "write the repo-migration playbook to a temp dir (the /melt-update \u2192 /melt-dev-* path); /melt-dev-update does the same"
+  "write the repo-migration playbook to a temp dir (the /melt-update \u2192 /melt-dev-* path); /melt-dev-setup does the same"
 ).action(async () => {
   await templatesCommand();
 });

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@meltstudio/meltctl",
-  "version": "5.0.3",
+  "version": "5.0.5",
   "description": "AI-first development tooling for Melt teams — companion CLI for the org-distributed Claude Code dev skills",
   "main": "dist/index.js",
   "type": "module",