@usepowerplant/cli 0.4.7 → 0.4.9

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -17,13 +17,17 @@ powerplant init
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  re-run at any time — finished steps are skipped with a note:
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  1. **Enroll this machine.** Your browser opens so you can approve the
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- machine into your org. The machine's credential is stored in the macOS
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- keychain; on other platforms, in a file only your user can read.
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+ machine into your org. On macOS, the credential is encrypted in a local
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+ file with its key in Keychain; other platforms use a file only your user
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+ can read. See [credential storage and reset](../../README.md#quick-staging-reset).
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  2. **Install the background service.** The sync service watches your local
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  coding-agent sessions (Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor) and uploads the
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  ones in scope. If recent sessions name repositories under a macOS-protected
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- location such as Documents, init lists the location and asks before reading
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- Git metadata there; declining leaves those sessions local. The service
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+ location such as Documents, init lists the location and asks once before
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+ reading Git metadata there; declining leaves those sessions local, and a
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+ yes covers locations that appear later (init still explains before macOS
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+ asks). A location macOS refused is re-checked on every init until you
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+ enable it in System Settings. The service
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  starts on login and keeps itself running. On macOS, init also installs
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  the Powerplant menu bar app from this package into `~/Applications` and
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  launches it; the app registers itself to start at login (turn that off
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  powerplant doctor # a diagnostics summary to paste into a support email
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  powerplant pause # stop background uploads without uninstalling
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  powerplant resume # start again — a catch-up pass covers the pause
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- powerplant restart # restart the background service
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+ powerplant restart # restart background sync using this CLI installation
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  powerplant connect # connect agents installed after setup, or re-sign-in
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  powerplant disconnect # remove the Powerplant MCP (and its sign-in) from your agents
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  powerplant sync # run one upload pass now, in the foreground
@@ -131,9 +135,11 @@ then restarts itself onto it. The choice is per machine and only an
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  explicit yes counts: a machine set up before the question existed stays
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  off until someone turns it on. `powerplant status` and `powerplant doctor`
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  report the current choice, and `powerplant update --automatic on` or
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- `--automatic off`, or the menu bar's More menu, change it. A release that
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- fails to install is not retried by itself; the menu bar shows the failure
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- with a retry and the update log, and the next release clears it.
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+ `--automatic off`, or the menu bar's More menu, change it. Turning it on
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+ (there, or at init's question) makes the sync check within seconds, so a
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+ release already out installs now rather than at the next hourly check. A
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+ release that fails to install is not retried by itself; the menu bar shows
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+ the failure with a retry and the update log, and the next release clears it.
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  Powerplant also publishes the oldest version it still supports. When yours
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  is older, `powerplant status`, `powerplant doctor`, the menu bar app, and