@staff0rd/assist 0.957.0 → 0.959.0

package/README.md

@@ -357,6 +357,7 @@ Rules are `- **<code>** — **<title>** — <text>` bullets, the title optional,
 - `assist prompts` - Show the most frequently denied tool calls
 - `assist chart [--title <title>]` - Draw a terminal line chart of a `label value` series piped in on stdin, one pair per line
 - `assist ask --title <title> --body <markdown|->` - Put a plan, summary or proposed decision in the session's web preview pane and wait for the user to approve or reject it; `--body -` reads stdin
+- `assist ask-question --json <file|->` - Ask `AskUserQuestion` questions (1-4, each with 2-4 options, plus an Other free-text answer) as a form in the session's web preview pane and wait for the answers; prints the same result text as the built-in tool, exits non-zero when dismissed, and outside an assist session or with `sessions.askQuestion` off (the default) exits non-zero so Claude uses the built-in tool
 - `assist show --body <markdown|-> [--title <title>]` - Render markdown in the session's web preview pane so long links, paths and code can be clicked and copied unbroken; `--body -` reads stdin
 
 ### Project setup
@@ -585,7 +586,7 @@ A restart kills every managed session's pty, which also kills any background tas
 
 ## assist browser extension
 
-`assist extension` prints the directory to load unpacked. The extension is a Manifest V3 content script scoped to `https://github.com/*`, a [docs feedback](#docs-feedback) content script on `localhost`, plus a background script and an options page, built by `npm run build` from `src/commands/extension/` into `extension/content.js`, `docs.js`, `background.js` and `options.js` (gitignored). It adds an **Outline criteria** toggle to the markdown toolbar of an issue's body editor and the new-issue form, re-attaching after client-side navigation; pressing it hides the textarea and mounts the same `AcceptanceCriteriaOutline` control the web preview panel uses, in a shadow root with its own emotion cache and MUI theme. A body whose acceptance criteria are bullets, checkboxes or prose gets a **Convert to outline** button instead, and a body with no acceptance criteria heading gets **Add acceptance criteria**. Each edit is written back through `writeAcceptanceCriteria` into the textarea and dispatched as an `input` event, so GitHub's own Save pushes it.
+`assist extension` prints the directory to load unpacked. The extension is a Manifest V3 content script scoped to `https://github.com/*`, a [docs feedback](#docs-feedback) content script on `localhost`, plus a background script and an options page, built by `npm run build` from `src/commands/extension/` into `extension/content.js`, `docs.js`, `background.js` and `options.js` (gitignored). It adds an **Outline criteria** toggle to the markdown toolbar of an issue's body editor and the new-issue form, re-attaching after client-side navigation; pressing it hides the textarea and mounts the same `AcceptanceCriteriaOutline` control the web preview panel uses, in a shadow root with its own emotion cache and the web UI's Slate theme (`createDesignTheme`). Every popover and the injected **assist** button use Slate's colours, radius and font stack (falling back along the stack, as no fonts are bundled), in light or dark following GitHub's `data-color-mode` and theme names, else the OS `prefers-color-scheme`, and switch when either changes. A body whose acceptance criteria are bullets, checkboxes or prose gets a **Convert to outline** button instead, and a body with no acceptance criteria heading gets **Add acceptance criteria**. Each edit is written back through `writeAcceptanceCriteria` into the textarea and dispatched as an `input` event, so GitHub's own Save pushes it.
 
 1. Run `assist extension` — it prints the extension directory. Under WSL it copies the extension to `C:\tools\extension` and prints that Windows path instead; re-run and reload the extension after a rebuild.
 2. Load the unpacked extension: