ask-pro 0.1.71 → 0.2.78

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@@ -5,232 +5,7 @@ description: Escalate hard engineering questions to ChatGPT Pro through browser
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  # $ask-pro
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- Use `$ask-pro` to ask ChatGPT Pro for a focused second opinion on hard engineering work.
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- The calling agent still owns the work. Use Pro for judgment, architecture, risk review, or implementation planning when the decision is consequential enough to justify a browser run.
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-
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- ## Trigger
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- Use this skill when the user explicitly asks for `$ask-pro`, or when a second opinion would materially reduce risk for:
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- - backend architecture
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- - schema or data migrations
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- - auth, sessions, permissions, or billing
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- - queues, workers, idempotency, caching, scaling, or latency
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- - production debugging and observability
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- - ambiguous implementation paths where a second opinion would reduce risk
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- Do not use it for trivial syntax fixes, formatting, obvious dependency updates, or small bugs with a clear cause.
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- ## Critical Reminders
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- - Long waits are normal. ask-pro can take a super long time to run; do not
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- close or kill the browser window/run until at least 3 hours have passed unless
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- the CLI has completed, failed, or explicitly asks for human action.
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- ## Workflow
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- When invoked:
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- 1. Inspect the repo and the relevant files.
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- 2. Identify the exact decision Pro should answer.
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- 3. For committed code on GitHub, prefer `--github` and give Pro the repository,
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- ref, relevant paths, and question. Let it retrieve the code instead of assembling
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- a source bundle. Add a small `--files` bundle only for uncommitted changes,
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- local-only evidence, or repository content the connection cannot access.
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- 4. Write the prompt yourself using the Prompt Shape below.
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- 5. Run the smallest useful command: `ask-pro --github "<prompt>"` for GitHub
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- evidence, or `ask-pro --no-temporary --files "<glob>" "<prompt>"` for a file bundle.
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- For multiline prompts, write a temporary prompt file and use
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- `ask-pro --no-temporary --prompt-file <path> --files "<glob>"`; do not rely
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- on shell multiline quoting.
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- If installed through the skills CLI and `ask-pro` is not on `PATH`, install
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- the standalone CLI from the [README](https://github.com/JJLiebig/ask-pro#skills-cli-codex-and-other-supported-agents)
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- first. For Codex plugin installs without `ask-pro` on `PATH`, use the cached
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- plugin runner. Locate it under the installed plugin cache,
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- usually
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- `~/.codex/plugins/cache/<marketplace-name>/ask-pro/<version>/scripts/run-cached-cli.mjs`,
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- then call it with:
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- `node <cached-runner> -- --cwd <target-repo-root> --no-temporary --prompt-file <path> --files "<repo-relative-glob>"`.
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- On Git marketplace installs, the first cached-runner call may bootstrap the
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- content-addressed runtime under `$CODEX_HOME/plugin-runtimes/ask-pro/` by
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- installing dependencies and building `dist`; wait for that to finish. The
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- installed plugin cache stays immutable.
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- 6. If auth is required, stop and ask the human to log in in the opened browser.
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- 7. Read the CLI's compact `ask_pro` record and run the emitted `resume` or
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- `harvest` command when that is the next action.
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- 8. Treat the answer as advisory; turn it into your own plan before editing code.
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- `ask-pro` selects `Latest` when available, otherwise the highest numbered available
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- GPT model, then `Pro` intelligence. Do not require a
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- different dated model label or a separate thinking-effort control in the prompt
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- or workflow.
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- Fresh runs try ChatGPT Temporary Chat by default and automatically fall back to
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- normal ChatGPT if the current account/UI does not expose Pro there. For repo
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- advisories, large bundles, review rounds, or anything where recovery matters,
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- prefer `--no-temporary` from the start. Add `--temporary` only when Temporary
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- Chat is required and falling back would be wrong. Temporary Chat is less
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- recoverable after browser/tab loss.
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- On Windows, ordinary managed Chrome runs start minimized. First login,
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- resume/recovery, and stale-auth paths stay visible or are restored for human
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- action. Local managed Chrome guards browser input while Pro is answering.
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- If login, MFA, a browser challenge, or incomplete-answer debugging needs human
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- attention, ask-pro should restore or retain the browser and emit the next
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- action.
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- Do not set `ASK_PRO_AGENT_ID` for ordinary or concurrent use; the shared
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- `ask-pro` browser profile under `$CODEX_HOME/state/ask-pro/` handles concurrent
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- agents automatically. Set `ASK_PRO_AGENT_ID` only when explicitly testing an
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- isolated profile or when the human requests a separate browser login. Use a
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- stable reusable lowercase id like `review-t1`, not a one-off task slug, because
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- each new id creates a new Chrome profile and may require the human to log in
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- again. Example:
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- `ASK_PRO_AGENT_ID=review-t1 ask-pro ...`.
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- ## Prompt Shape
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- Assume Pro has no caller context or local checkout. Include each material fact and
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- instruction once: the goal, current state, hard constraints, evidence, success
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- criteria, and required output. Do not rely on the agent's conversation context, repo
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- folklore, prior ask-pro runs, branch names, or unstated user preferences.
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- Keep advisory design consults as plain answer requests. Start advisory prompts
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- with:
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- ```text
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- Return final Markdown only, with no preamble or implementation package.
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- ```
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- The CLI wrapper already tells Pro to read `CONTEXT.zip` and call out missing or
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- conflicting context. Do not repeat that instruction. Add task-specific output
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- requirements only when needed. For risk or review work, ask Pro to rank
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- findings by severity. For architecture or design consults, ask directly for the
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- recommendation and tradeoffs.
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- Use `--artifacts` only when the standard implementation package is needed. The
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- wrapper supplies the zip name, standard files, and markdown fallback; add only
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- task-specific deliverables not covered by that package. Keep advisory consults
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- inline by default.
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- Keep bundles focused: source files under review, focused tests, relevant docs,
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- known recent changes, and validation status. Avoid whole-repo bundles unless the
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- question is explicitly architectural.
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- ## Connected GitHub (optional)
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- Prefer `--github` for remote repository evidence. It checks
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- the connection before uploading or submitting, and defaults to normal ChatGPT.
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- Do not require GitHub for file-based consults. Availability varies by account,
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- workspace, model, and ChatGPT experience.
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- If the CLI returns `needs_github_connection` / `connect_github_then_resume`,
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- direct the human to the opened GitHub page in ask-pro's browser. They install the
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- plugin if needed, complete sign-in, review permissions, and select repositories;
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- organization approval may be needed. Wait for them to finish, then run the
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- emitted resume command without adding `--github`. The requirement is saved with
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- the session and checked again. Do not start a second session or submit through
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- the browser yourself. Never collect GitHub credentials or automate authorization.
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- If available, GitHub's **Allow read actions** permission can avoid read approval
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- prompts. The human chooses that setting. It controls approval behavior, not the
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- underlying permissions of a write-capable app; see
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- [app permissions](https://help.openai.com/en/articles/20001495-managing-app-permissions-in-chatgpt).
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- The live GitHub plugin advertises write capabilities despite the Help Center's
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- read-only description. `--github` requests read-only work; it does not restrict
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- the provider's permissions or prove that writes are impossible.
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- If GitHub is already connected, proceed without a setup question or source-file
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- bundle. For the consult, name the repository (`owner/repo`), relevant paths, and
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- requested branch or commit in the prompt. Explicitly ask Pro
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- to answer the specific question. The wrapper requests the connected GitHub app,
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- read-only work, citations, the revision inspected, and access gaps. Do not
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- infer repository access from ChatGPT login or a successful CLI exit.
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- Keep `--files` for local/uncommitted changes, non-GitHub evidence, and snapshots
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- that the app cannot retrieve. Distinguish
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- uploaded evidence from GitHub evidence, and ask Pro to flag revision conflicts.
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- If the app or requested revision is unavailable, offer a new consult with a
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- focused file bundle and
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- disclose that limitation. Do not silently switch away from Pro. The CLI submits
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- text; it does not select an app in the composer or handle app approval prompts.
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- Until a live run demonstrates retrieval, describe this as an available setup
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- path, not a verified connection. Confirm material claims against the repo.
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- ## Output
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- Normal `ask-pro` stdout is compact TOON-style telemetry. Use `state`, `action`,
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- `resume`, and `harvest` to decide the next command. Browser progress may appear
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- on stderr and can be ignored unless diagnosing a stuck run.
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- `AWAITING_ANSWERS` / `answer_questions` means Pro is asking native interactive
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- questions. Read the printed questions/options or `QUESTIONS.json`, answer from
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- the caller's context, and ask the human only for decisions you cannot infer.
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- Write UTF-8 JSON `{"requestId":"<request_id>","answers":[2,3,"free text"]}`
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- with one answer per question in order, then run the emitted
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- `ask-pro --resume <session-id> --answers <answers.json>` command. Numbers select
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- 1-based choices; strings enter the native free-text field. `--answers -` accepts
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- piped JSON. Do not submit defaults or treat the question preamble as the answer.
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- Repeat for further question rounds, then harvest the final answer normally.
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- When present, use `profile`, `profile_path`, `chrome`, and `language` only as
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- diagnostic hints. They tell you whether the run used the shared profile, an
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- isolated agent profile, saved DevTools state, and English browser steering.
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- When present, `conversation_url` is a recoverable non-temporary ChatGPT
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- conversation URL.
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- `ask-pro --harvest <session-id>` prints the raw markdown answer only for
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- answer-bearing states such as `COMPLETED` or `HARVESTED`.
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- For pending/incomplete sessions it prints compact status/action instead. For
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- sessions run with `--artifacts`, any provided `ask-pro-response.zip` is
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- extracted under the session's `pro-output/` directory and described in
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- `PRO_OUTPUT_MANIFEST.json`. Inline-default sessions should not expect a zip.
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- `INCOMPLETE_ANSWER` / `stopped_without_answer` means ChatGPT stopped without
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- an answer after ask-pro attempted one automatic `continue`. Present the caller
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- with the emitted resume command or a full retry of the original request in a new
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- chat, and wait for their choice. Do not automatically resume or retry this state.
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- An explicit `--resume` allows one more continuation attempt.
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- `COMPLETED` means harvest now; the run browser may already be closed. If the
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- state is `INCOMPLETE_ANSWER` / `preamble_without_artifacts`, do not treat
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- `ANSWER.md` as final. Try resume/harvest if recoverable; otherwise rerun with
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- `--no-temporary`, a tighter bundle, and a more direct prompt.
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- ## Commands
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- ```bash
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- ask-pro "Review the async billing webhook migration plan and return an implementation plan."
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- ask-pro --no-temporary --prompt-file question.md --files src --files tests
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- ask-pro --github "In owner/repo at <commit>, inspect src/auth and explain token validation."
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- ask-pro --temporary "Review this sensitive migration plan, and fail if Temporary Chat cannot use Pro."
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- ask-pro --no-temporary "Review this in normal ChatGPT instead of Temporary Chat."
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- ask-pro --prompt-file question.md --files .\src
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- ask-pro --artifacts --prompt-file implementation-plan.md --files src
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- ask-pro --files "src/api/stripe/**" --files "prisma/**" --files "src/lib/billing/**" \
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- "Review whether this Stripe webhook flow should use a queue or transactional outbox."
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- ask-pro --dry-run "Prepare the Pro handoff but do not open the browser."
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- ask-pro --resume <session-id>
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- ask-pro --harvest <session-id>
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- ```
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- If the binary is not on `PATH`, skills CLI installs need the standalone CLI from
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- the README. Codex plugin installs can use the cached plugin runner. Do not run
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- the plugin from a mutable development checkout; it may contain in-flight changes
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- that have not been synced for agents.
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- ```bash
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- node <cached-runner> -- --cwd /path/to/repo --no-temporary --prompt-file question.md --files src
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- ```
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- In cached-runner fallback mode, `--files` must be inside `--cwd`. Use
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- repo-relative `--files`; do not point at files outside the target repo cwd.
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- ## Safety
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- Never ask for, read, store, type, or log passwords, MFA codes, recovery codes, session cookies, or raw auth tokens.
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- Browser auth is human-controlled. Continue only after the human says the ChatGPT composer is visible.
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- After submit, avoid interacting with any retained Chrome run window while Pro is
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- thinking. ask-pro guards input after submit, but the safest agent behavior is to
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- let the run finish or resume/harvest from CLI telemetry.
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+ This is the Codex plugin entry for ask-pro. The full instructions are in
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+ `SKILL.md` at the plugin root, two folders above this file. Read that file and
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+ follow it. Its `<skill-folder>` is the plugin root, so the launcher is
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+ `node <plugin-root>/scripts/ask-pro.mjs`.
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- #!/usr/bin/env node
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- import fs from "node:fs/promises";
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- import os from "node:os";
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- import path from "node:path";
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- import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
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-
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- const args = parseArgs(process.argv.slice(2));
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- const pluginName = args.pluginName ?? "ask-pro";
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- const codexHome = args.codexHome ?? process.env.CODEX_HOME ?? path.join(os.homedir(), ".codex");
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- const marketplacePath = args.marketplacePath ?? (await findCodexMarketplace(codexHome, pluginName));
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-
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- const scriptDir = path.dirname(fileURLToPath(import.meta.url));
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- const repoRoot = path.resolve(scriptDir, "..");
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- const marketplaceFile = path.resolve(marketplacePath);
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- const marketplace = JSON.parse(await fs.readFile(marketplaceFile, "utf8"));
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- const marketplaceName = String(marketplace.name ?? "").trim();
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- if (!marketplaceName) {
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- throw new Error("Marketplace file must include a top-level name.");
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- }
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-
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- const plugin = Array.isArray(marketplace.plugins)
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- ? marketplace.plugins.find((entry) => entry?.name === pluginName)
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- : null;
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- if (!plugin) {
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- throw new Error(`Plugin '${pluginName}' was not found in ${marketplaceFile}.`);
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- }
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- if (plugin.source?.source === "local") {
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- const configuredSourcePath = plugin.source?.path;
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- if (typeof configuredSourcePath !== "string" || !configuredSourcePath.trim()) {
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- throw new Error(`Plugin '${pluginName}' local source must include a path.`);
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- }
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- const configuredSourceRoot = resolveConfiguredSourceRoot(configuredSourcePath, marketplaceFile);
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- if (!samePath(configuredSourceRoot, repoRoot)) {
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- throw new Error(
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- `Plugin '${pluginName}' marketplace path resolves to ${configuredSourceRoot}, not this checkout ${repoRoot}.`,
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- );
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- }
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- } else if (plugin.source?.source !== "url") {
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- throw new Error(`Plugin '${pluginName}' must come from a local or URL marketplace source.`);
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- }
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- const manifestPath = path.join(repoRoot, ".codex-plugin", "plugin.json");
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- const manifest = JSON.parse(await fs.readFile(manifestPath, "utf8"));
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- if (manifest.name !== pluginName) {
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- throw new Error(
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- `Plugin manifest name '${manifest.name}' does not match requested plugin '${pluginName}'.`,
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- );
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- }
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- const cacheRoot = path.resolve(codexHome, "plugins", "cache");
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- const pluginCacheRoot = path.resolve(cacheRoot, marketplaceName, pluginName);
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- const cacheVersion = plugin.source?.source === "local" ? "local" : manifest.version;
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- if (typeof cacheVersion !== "string" || !cacheVersion.trim()) {
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- throw new Error(`Plugin '${pluginName}' manifest must include a version.`);
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- }
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- const targetRoot = path.resolve(pluginCacheRoot, cacheVersion);
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- assertInside(
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- pluginCacheRoot,
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- cacheRoot,
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- "Resolved plugin cache path is outside Codex plugin cache",
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- );
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- const requiredDistEntry = path.join(repoRoot, "dist", "bin", "ask-pro-cli.js");
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- if (!(await exists(requiredDistEntry))) {
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- throw new Error("dist is missing. Run `pnpm run build` before refreshing the plugin cache.");
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- }
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- const repoNodeModules = path.join(repoRoot, "node_modules");
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- if (!(await exists(repoNodeModules))) {
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- throw new Error(
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- "node_modules is missing. Run `pnpm install` before refreshing the plugin cache.",
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- );
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- }
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- await removeNodeModulesLink(path.join(targetRoot, "node_modules"));
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- await fs.rm(targetRoot, { recursive: true, force: true });
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- await fs.mkdir(targetRoot, { recursive: true });
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- for (const item of [
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- "assets",
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- "skills",
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- "references",
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- "README.md",
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- "LICENSE",
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- "package.json",
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- "pnpm-lock.yaml",
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- "pnpm-workspace.yaml",
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- "dist",
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- ]) {
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- const source = path.join(repoRoot, item);
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- if (!(await exists(source))) continue;
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- await fs.cp(source, path.join(targetRoot, item), { recursive: true, force: true });
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- }
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- await fs.mkdir(path.join(targetRoot, "scripts"), { recursive: true });
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- path.join(targetRoot, "scripts", "run-cached-cli.mjs"),
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- const result = {};
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- for (let i = 0; i < argv.length; i += 1) {
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- const value = argv[i + 1];
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- if (!arg.startsWith("--") || !value || value.startsWith("--")) {
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- param(
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- [string]$MarketplacePath = "",
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- [string]$CodexHome = $(if ($env:CODEX_HOME) { $env:CODEX_HOME } else { "$HOME/.codex" }),
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- )
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- }
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- function Join-And-Normalize([string]$Base, [string[]]$Parts) {
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- return [System.IO.Path]::GetFullPath((Join-Path -Path $Base -ChildPath ([System.IO.Path]::Combine($Parts))))
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- }
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- if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($MarketplacePath)) {
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- $codexMarketplace = Join-And-Normalize $CodexHome @(".tmp", "marketplaces", $PluginName, ".agents", "plugins", "marketplace.json")
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- if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $codexMarketplace) {
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- $MarketplacePath = $codexMarketplace
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- } else {
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- $MarketplacePath = "$HOME/.agents/plugins/marketplace.json"
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- }
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- }
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- $marketplaceFile = Resolve-StrictPath $MarketplacePath
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- $marketplace = Get-Content -LiteralPath $marketplaceFile -Raw | ConvertFrom-Json
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- $marketplaceName = [string]$marketplace.name
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- if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($marketplaceName)) {
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- $plugin = @($marketplace.plugins) | Where-Object { $_.name -eq $PluginName } | Select-Object -First 1
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- if (-not $plugin) {
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- throw "Plugin '$PluginName' was not found in $marketplaceFile."
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- }
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- if (($plugin.source.source -ne "local") -and ($plugin.source.source -ne "url")) {
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- throw "Plugin '$PluginName' must come from a local or URL marketplace source."
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- }
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- $sourceRoot = Resolve-StrictPath $repoRoot
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- $manifestPath = Join-Path $sourceRoot ".codex-plugin/plugin.json"
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- if (-not (Test-Path -LiteralPath $manifestPath)) {
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- throw "Missing plugin manifest at $manifestPath."
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- }
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- $manifest = Get-Content -LiteralPath $manifestPath -Raw | ConvertFrom-Json
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- if ($manifest.name -ne $PluginName) {
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- throw "Plugin manifest name '$($manifest.name)' does not match requested plugin '$PluginName'."
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- }
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- $codexHomePath = [System.IO.Path]::GetFullPath($CodexHome)
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- $cacheRoot = Join-And-Normalize $codexHomePath @("plugins", "cache")
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- $pluginCacheRoot = Join-And-Normalize $cacheRoot @($marketplaceName, $PluginName)
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- $cacheVersion = $(if ($plugin.source.source -eq "local") { "local" } else { [string]$manifest.version })
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- if ([string]::IsNullOrWhiteSpace($cacheVersion)) {
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- throw "Plugin '$PluginName' manifest must include a version."
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- }
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- $targetRoot = Join-And-Normalize $pluginCacheRoot @($cacheVersion)
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-
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- $cacheRootWithSeparator = $cacheRoot.TrimEnd([System.IO.Path]::DirectorySeparatorChar, [System.IO.Path]::AltDirectorySeparatorChar) + [System.IO.Path]::DirectorySeparatorChar
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- if (-not $pluginCacheRoot.StartsWith($cacheRootWithSeparator, [System.StringComparison]::OrdinalIgnoreCase)) {
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- throw "Resolved plugin cache path is outside Codex plugin cache: $pluginCacheRoot"
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- }
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-
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- if (Test-Path -LiteralPath $targetRoot) {
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- Remove-Item -LiteralPath $targetRoot -Recurse -Force
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- }
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- New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path $targetRoot -Force | Out-Null
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-
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- $itemsToCopy = @(
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- ".codex-plugin",
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- "skills",
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- "references",
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- "README.md",
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- "LICENSE",
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- "package.json",
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- "dist"
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- )
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-
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- foreach ($item in $itemsToCopy) {
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- $source = Join-Path $sourceRoot $item
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- if (-not (Test-Path -LiteralPath $source)) {
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- }
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- Copy-Item -LiteralPath $source -Destination $targetRoot -Recurse -Force
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- }
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-
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- Write-Host "Refreshed local Codex plugin cache:"
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- Write-Host " source: $sourceRoot"
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- Write-Host " target: $targetRoot"
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- Write-Host ""
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- Write-Host "Restart or reload Codex to pick up refreshed plugin skills."