@tommy-ca/lazypi 0.9.0 → 0.10.1

package/README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # LazyPi
 
-The [Pi](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi-mono) coding agent is minimal by design. LazyPi is opinionated by design. Run one command and get a complete, curated Pi setup — everything selected by default, nothing to research, nothing to configure. Remove what you don't want later.
+The [Pi](https://github.com/earendil-works/pi-mono) coding agent is minimal by design. LazyPi is opinionated by design. Run one command and get the 12-package harness core. The 5-package optional tier installs when you ask. Remove what you don't want later.
 
 ## Quick start
 
@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ LazyPi will:
 1. Install `pi` for you if it isn't installed yet.
 2. Ask if you want to install all the packages or choose which to install.
 
-That setup is the harness core — isolated sub-agents, a structured ask gate, skill visibility, $ skill mention, a long-objective gate, side chat, context budgeting, code simplification review, web research, FFF search, a workflow engine for sub-agent fan-out, and ponytail discipline review. A four-package optional tier (targeted LSP diagnostics, interactive shell overlays, autonomous research loops, structured todo tracking) installs on request with `--only optional`. Other extras (skill arguments, memory, MCP, themes) install on demand with `pi install`.
+That setup is the harness core — isolated sub-agents, a structured ask gate, skill visibility, $ skill mention, a long-objective gate, side chat, context budgeting, code simplification review, web research, FFF search, a workflow engine for sub-agent fan-out, and ponytail discipline review. A five-package optional tier (targeted LSP diagnostics, interactive shell overlays, autonomous research loops, structured todo tracking, markdown-backed memory) installs on request with `--only optional`. Other extras (skill arguments, MCP, ralph-wiggum, themes) install on demand with `pi install`.
 
 That's it.  Once done - run `pi` and experience a feature rich coding agent experience.
 
@@ -84,13 +84,25 @@ Shared nav and footer are in `docs/_includes/`. Layouts are in `docs/_layouts/`.
 
 ## Releasing
 
-LazyPi uses **Release Please** and **npm trusted publishing**.
-
-To release a new version:
-
-- Merge your normal PRs into `master`
-- Merge the Release Please release PR when you are ready to publish
-- GitHub creates the tag/release and publishes to npm automatically
+LazyPi ships from `master` with a manual, gate-checked release flow:
+
+- Run the gates: `npm test` and `npm run spec:validate`
+- Bump: `npm version <semver> --no-git-tag-version`, commit `<semver>`,
+  tag `v<semver>`, push commit and tag
+- Publish interactively (`npm publish --access public`) — the npm account
+  enforces 2FA, so publish needs a TTY for the OTP or device-auth flow.
+  If publish 404s on the scoped package, the stored token has expired:
+  clear it and `npm login` again (npm masks invalid tokens as 404)
+- Create the GitHub release for the tag
+- Validate the published artifact from a neutral directory (outside the
+  checkout): `npx -y @tommy-ca/lazypi@<version> --version` and
+  `bunx @tommy-ca/lazypi@<version> --version` must both report the
+  released version, then `status`/`install --yes` must be idempotent.
+
+The repo also carries a release-please workflow intended for CI trusted
+publishing, but it is **not provisioned** (no `NPM_TOKEN` secret), so it
+is not the current publish path. Wire the secret and test the workflow
+before treating releases as automated.
 
 ---
 

package/bin/lazypi.mjs

@@ -50,6 +50,7 @@ export const PACKAGES = [
 	{ id: "interactive-shell", category: "optional", source: "npm:pi-interactive-shell", description: "Interactive shell overlays", hint: "Run CLIs and agents in TUI overlays: interactive, hands-free, dispatch supervision." },
 	{ id: "autoresearch", category: "optional", source: "npm:pi-autoresearch", legacySources: ["git:github.com/davebcn87/pi-autoresearch"], description: "Autonomous experiment loops", hint: "Iterative optimization runs with hooks, finalize, and convergence tracking." },
 	{ id: "todos", category: "optional", source: "npm:pi-manage-todo-list", legacySources: ["git:github.com/tintinweb/pi-manage-todo-list"], description: "Structured todo tracking", hint: "Track multi-step work with live progress widgets and session persistence." },
+	{ id: "memory", category: "optional", source: "npm:pi-memory-md", legacySources: ["git:github.com/VandeeFeng/pi-memory-md"], description: "Markdown-backed memory", hint: "Letta-like git-backed memory: persistent context, prompt append, multi-project spaces." },
 ];
 
 // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -204,8 +205,8 @@ ${bold("Default behaviour:")}
 
 ${bold("Categories:")}
   core         the harness control plane: sub-agents, workflows, ask gate, skill visibility, $ mention, goal, side chat, context budget, simplify, web research, fff search, ponytail discipline
-  optional     only when selected (--only optional, picker, or the everything flow): lsp diagnostics, interactive-shell overlays, autoresearch loops, todo tracking
-  Non-catalog extras (pi install npm:<source>): skill-args, memory, mcp,
+  optional     only when selected (--only optional, picker, or the everything flow): lsp diagnostics, interactive-shell overlays, autoresearch loops, todo tracking, markdown memory
+  Non-catalog extras (pi install npm:<source>): skill-args, mcp,
   ralph-wiggum, curated-themes (65 dark themes)
 
 ${bold("Examples:")}
@@ -784,7 +785,7 @@ function cmdDoctor(flags) {
 	else fail("npm is not on PATH — LazyPi can't install Pi for you");
 
 	if (hasCmd("git")) pass("git is on PATH");
-	else warn("git is not on PATH — required by git-based catalog packages");
+	else warn("git is not on PATH — needed to migrate leftover git: legacy sources");
 
 	printHeader("Pi");
 	if (hasCmd("pi")) {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@tommy-ca/lazypi",
-  "version": "0.9.0",
+  "version": "0.10.1",
   "description": "Opinionated one-shot installer for a full-featured Pi coding agent setup.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "repository": {