@parabolic-technologies/banzai 2.2.1 → 2.5.0

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package/NOTICE CHANGED
@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Copyright 2026 Banzai contributors
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  Product owner:
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  Banzai International, Inc. d/b/a Parabolic, Inc. ("Parabolic")
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- Author: Alexander Torosh <alexander@banzai.io>
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+ Author: Alexander Torosh <alexander@parabolic.io>
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  https://github.com/alexander-torosh
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  Project: https://github.com/Parabolic-Technologies/banzai
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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -70,7 +70,8 @@ For step-by-step setup, expected outcomes, and troubleshooting, follow
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  ### 1. Check prerequisites
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- Use an existing Git repository with at least one commit, on macOS or Linux.
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+ Use a Git repository on macOS or Linux. Setup works before the first commit;
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+ create that commit before starting a task.
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  You need:
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  - Node.js **22.20.0+ within major 22**, or **24.11.1+ within major 24**;
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  banzai init
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  ```
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- Choose models and effort for planning, implementation, and review. Then open
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- your project in either client and initialize project guidance:
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+ Choose models and effort for planning, implementation, and review. Init then
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+ offers explicit project setup with an available client. Exit that client to
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+ return to Banzai; it rechecks guidance and starts no task automatically. Use
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+ `banzai setup` later without repeating model selection, or invoke manually:
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  - Claude Code: `/banzai:project-manifest`
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  - Codex: `$banzai:project-manifest`