ai-lens 0.8.95 → 0.8.96
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- package/.commithash +1 -1
- package/CHANGELOG.md +3 -0
- package/cli/hooks.js +18 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/.commithash
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package/CHANGELOG.md
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History of changes to the `ai-lens` CLI package on npm. New entries go on top. Format: `## X.Y.Z — YYYY-MM-DD`, followed by user-facing bullets.
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## 0.8.96 — 2026-06-17
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- fix: `ai-lens status` now reports a Windows Cursor (or Claude Code) hook that lacks the windowless `conhost.exe --headless` wrapper as outdated, so a normal re-run of `ai-lens init` (or `/setup`) upgrades it in place. Previously the console-flash fix from 0.8.95 only applied to brand-new installs; existing hooks were considered up-to-date and never rewritten. macOS/Linux, older Windows, and Codex hooks are unaffected
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## 0.8.95 — 2026-06-17
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- fix: on Windows, Cursor hooks no longer flash a console window on every event (including new-session start) — the hook command is now wrapped in `conhost.exe --headless` (Windows 10 1809+), the same windowless form Claude Code hooks already use. Older Windows builds and macOS/Linux are unchanged. Re-run `ai-lens init` to apply
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- feat: `ai-lens init` now warns when the configured `projects` filter does not cover the workspace you're setting up — a stale filter silently drops all capture (hooks look configured but record nothing)
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// Exception (allowPlatformRewrite, set for untracked/per-machine files): a
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// $CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR/%CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR% hook written for the OTHER OS won't
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// Windowless exception (same allowPlatformRewrite gate): when the freshly
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// regenerated `expected` command carries the `conhost.exe --headless` wrapper
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// (Cursor/Claude on conhost-capable Windows) but the stored command does NOT,
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// flag it outdated so init upgrades it — otherwise a pre-conhost install stays
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// path/node/install-mode variation never false-flags. `expected` already bakes
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// in tool+platform+conhost-support (makeCursorHookDefs/makeClaudeHookDefs pass
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// windowless:true; makeCodexHookDefs does not), so this self-scopes: Codex,
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// macOS, and old Windows produce a non-conhost `expected` and never trip it.
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// OS-agnostic syntax and can't bake a Windows-only wrapper; the per-machine
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const { platform = process.platform, allowPlatformRewrite = false } = opts;
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const expectedCmd = expected?.command ?? expected?.hooks?.[0]?.command ?? '';
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const expectedWindowless = isConhostHeadlessCommand(expectedCmd);
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const ok = (cmd) => isAcceptableHookCommand(cmd)
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