commitshow 0.2.1 → 0.2.4

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package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -17,16 +17,16 @@ The npm package + command is `commitshow` (no dot — npm doesn't allow it in
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  package names). Everything else uses the brand `commit.show`.
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  ```bash
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- npx commitshow audit
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+ npx commitshow@latest audit
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  # or audit any public project by URL — no cd required
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- npx commitshow audit github.com/owner/repo
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+ npx commitshow@latest audit github.com/owner/repo
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  ```
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  ## Install
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  ```bash
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  # one-shot
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- npx commitshow audit <target>
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+ npx commitshow@latest audit <target>
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  # or global
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  npm i -g commitshow
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ Node 20+.
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  | Shorthand | `commitshow audit owner/repo` |
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  Remote-URL mode works from any directory, which makes one-line X posts
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- (`npx commitshow audit <their-url>`) trivial.
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+ (`npx commitshow@latest audit <their-url>`) trivial.
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  ## The AI-coding loop
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@@ -27,7 +27,14 @@ export async function audit(args) {
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  // already have the snapshot. Covers all full-audition projects.
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  // --refresh / --force skips this entirely and goes straight to audit-preview
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  // with force=true (counts against IP + URL + global rate limits).
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- const project = force ? null : await findProjectByGithubUrl(target.github_url);
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+ //
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+ // We always look up `existing` (even on --force) so that we can capture the
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+ // pre-refresh `last_analysis_at` baseline and poll for a *newer* snapshot.
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+ // Without that baseline, polling sees the stale snapshot's timestamp as
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+ // "ready" and returns it immediately.
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+ const existing = await findProjectByGithubUrl(target.github_url);
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+ const project = force ? null : existing;
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+ const refreshBaseline = force ? (existing?.last_analysis_at ?? null) : null;
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  if (project) {
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  const [snapshot, standing] = await Promise.all([
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  fetchLatestSnapshot(project.id),
@@ -128,7 +135,7 @@ export async function audit(args) {
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  const pending = result;
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  if (!asJson)
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  console.log(c.dim(' This runs the full Claude audit · ~60-90 seconds. Hang tight.'));
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- const waited = await waitForPreviewSnapshot(pending.project_id);
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+ const waited = await waitForPreviewSnapshot(pending.project_id, refreshBaseline);
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  if (!waited) {
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  emitError(asJson, 'timeout', 'Preview audit is taking longer than expected. Try `commitshow status <repo>` in a minute.', target.github_url);
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  return 1;
package/dist/lib/api.js CHANGED
@@ -77,20 +77,34 @@ export async function runPreviewAudit(githubUrl, liveUrl, opts = {}) {
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  return body;
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  return body;
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  }
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- /** Poll a preview job until the snapshot lands or we time out. */
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- export async function waitForPreviewSnapshot(projectId, timeoutMs = 180_000, intervalMs = 4_000) {
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+ /** Poll a preview job until the snapshot lands or we time out.
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+ *
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+ * `since` (ISO timestamp) is the baseline we wait past. For an INITIAL audit
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+ * on a brand-new project, leave it undefined — any snapshot wins. For a
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+ * REFRESH (force=true) on an existing project, pass the project's previous
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+ * `last_analysis_at` so we keep polling until a *new* snapshot lands.
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+ * Without this guard, a force-refresh against an already-analyzed project
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+ * returns the stale snapshot immediately because `last_analysis_at` is
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+ * already truthy. (Bug seen in 0.2.1 and earlier.) */
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+ export async function waitForPreviewSnapshot(projectId, since, timeoutMs = 180_000, intervalMs = 4_000) {
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+ const sinceMs = since ? new Date(since).getTime() : 0;
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  const deadline = Date.now() + timeoutMs;
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  while (Date.now() < deadline) {
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  const project = await findProjectById(projectId);
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  if (project && project.last_analysis_at) {
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- const snapshot = await fetchLatestSnapshot(projectId);
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- return {
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- project,
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- snapshot,
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- standing: null,
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- is_preview: project.status === 'preview',
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- cache_hit: false,
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- };
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+ const lastMs = new Date(project.last_analysis_at).getTime();
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+ // sinceMs === 0 → first ever audit, accept any snapshot.
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+ // Otherwise require last_analysis_at to have advanced.
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+ if (sinceMs === 0 || lastMs > sinceMs) {
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+ const snapshot = await fetchLatestSnapshot(projectId);
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+ return {
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+ project,
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+ snapshot,
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+ standing: null,
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+ is_preview: project.status === 'preview',
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+ cache_hit: false,
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+ };
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+ }
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  }
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  await new Promise(r => setTimeout(r, intervalMs));
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  }
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  '/': [' █', ' ▄▀', ' ▄▀ ', ' ▄▀ ', '█ '],
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  ' ': [' ', ' ', ' ', ' ', ' '],
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  };
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- /** Render a string ("68", "100", "82/100") as 5 rows of big ASCII. */
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+ /** Render a string ("68", "100", "82/100") as 5 rows of big ASCII.
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+ * Uses 2-space gutters between glyphs (was 1) so adjacent block-char
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+ * digits don't visually fuse — terminals render block runes at a width
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+ * that often makes the 1-char gap collapse, especially for digits like
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+ * '5' / '0' / '8' whose outer column is full block. */
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  function bigText(text) {
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  const rows = ['', '', '', '', ''];
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+ const GAP = ' '; // 2-space gutter between digits
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  for (let i = 0; i < text.length; i++) {
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  const ch = text[i];
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  const glyph = BIG_DIGITS[ch] ?? BIG_DIGITS[' '];
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  for (let r = 0; r < 5; r++)
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- rows[r] += glyph[r] + (i < text.length - 1 ? ' ' : '');
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+ rows[r] += glyph[r] + (i < text.length - 1 ? GAP : '');
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  }
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  return rows;
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  }
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  // computed and exposed in JSON as `walk_on_audit_normalized` for agents
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  // that want a deterministic floor, but the user-facing big-digit uses
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  // the calibrated total.
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- const WALK_ON_AUDIT_MAX = 47;
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+ const WALK_ON_AUDIT_MAX = 50;
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  const isWalkOn = p.status === 'preview';
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  const total = p.score_total ?? 0;
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  // Header
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  // Walk-on context fields. The user-facing score is Claude's calibrated
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  // total (score_total). `walk_on_audit_normalized` is the deterministic
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  // pillar-only fallback (Brief slot excluded · base /45).
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- const WALK_ON_AUDIT_MAX = 47;
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+ const WALK_ON_AUDIT_MAX = 50;
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  const walkOnTotal = isWalkOn ? (p.score_total ?? 0) : null;
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  const walkOnAuditNormalized = isWalkOn
package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "commitshow",
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- "version": "0.2.1",
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+ "version": "0.2.4",
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  "description": "commit.show CLI — audit any vibe-coded project from your terminal.",
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  "type": "module",
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  "bin": {