cloudhop 1.0.0 → 1.1.0

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  3. package/package.json +5 -3
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@@ -58,11 +58,30 @@ copying access keys, editing `~/.aws/config` by hand and running
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  | Create more aliases from a portal | `cloudhop alias acme` |
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  | Change an alias' region | `cloudhop region acme-prod us-east-2` |
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  | Remove an alias or a portal | `cloudhop rm acme-dev` |
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+ | Check whether an alias needs a sign-in | `cloudhop status acme-prod` |
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  | Do all of it from the browser | `cloudhop ui` |
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- Every setup command also works with flags, for scripts and dotfiles. See the
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+ `hop <alias>` is the AWS CLI with the account, role and region already chosen:
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+ pipes, `--output`, `--query` and exit codes work as with `aws`
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+ ([more](https://dayepesb.github.io/cloudhop/guides/hop-like-aws/)). Every
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+ setup command also works with flags, for scripts and dotfiles. See the
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  [command reference](https://dayepesb.github.io/cloudhop/reference/commands/).
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+ ## Teach your AI assistant
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+ Tired of explaining cloudhop to Claude Code, Kiro, Copilot, Cursor or Codex in
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+ every chat? Teach it once:
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+ ```bash
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+ cloudhop agent install
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+ ```
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+ It installs a skill (and, optionally, the `cloudhop mcp` server) so the
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+ assistant asks you which alias to use, runs commands with `hop`, checks the
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+ session first and confirms before changing anything. Skills refresh
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+ themselves when you upgrade cloudhop.
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+ [More](https://dayepesb.github.io/cloudhop/guides/ai-assistants/).
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  ## The local web UI
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  `cloudhop ui` serves a page on your own computer (and only there) to manage