delimit-cli 4.1.41 → 4.1.42

package/lib/delimit-template.js

@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@ These rules fire automatically. The AI MUST call the specified tools without ask
 The founder reviews and approves via email. The AI's job is to draft, send, and chain — not to ask.
 
 ### Session Lifecycle
-- **Session start**: call \`delimit_ledger_context\` + \`delimit_gov_health\` + \`delimit_inbox_daemon(action="start")\` + \`delimit_notify_routing(action="status")\`
-- **Session end or idle**: call \`delimit_session_handoff\` to preserve context for next session
+- **Session start**: call \`delimit_revive\` + \`delimit_ledger_context\` + \`delimit_gov_health\` + \`delimit_inbox_daemon(action="start")\` + \`delimit_notify_routing(action="status")\`
+- **Session end or idle**: call \`delimit_soul_capture\` + \`delimit_session_handoff\` to preserve context for next session
 - If returning user, summarize what's pending. If new project, call \`delimit_scan\`.
 
 ### Code Development (debounced per edit batch)
@@ -82,6 +82,18 @@ The founder reviews and approves via email. The AI's job is to draft, send, and
 - Max 5 immediate notifications per hour (overflow to digest)
 - Per-scan fan-out: max 10 targets per notification
 
+## Memory Rules (CRITICAL)
+
+Routine code changes are auto-captured from git on session exit. You do NOT need to call memory_store for normal work.
+
+ONLY use \`memory_store\` to capture:
+- **Failed approaches** — "tried X, it didn't work because Y" (git only shows what survived, not dead ends)
+- **Architecture decisions** — "chose PostgreSQL over Redis for sessions because Z"
+- **Key context** — customer requirements, API constraints, deployment gotchas
+- **Things that will confuse the next session** — non-obvious setups, workarounds, tech debt
+
+Do NOT store: routine code changes, file lists, commit messages, status updates — these are in git.
+
 ## What Delimit does:
 - **API governance** -- lint, diff, semver classification, migration guides
 - **Persistent context** -- memory and ledger survive across sessions and models
@@ -97,6 +109,29 @@ Add breaking change detection to any repo:
     spec: api/openapi.yaml
 \`\`\`
 
+## Paying Customers (CRITICAL — Read Before Any Change)
+
+Delimit has paying Pro customers. Every code change, MCP tool modification, server update, or API change MUST consider impact on existing users.
+
+### Customer Protection Rules
+- **Before modifying any MCP tool signature** (params, return schema): check if it would break existing Pro users' workflows
+- **Before renaming/removing CLI commands**: these are documented and users depend on them
+- **Before changing license validation**: customers have active license keys (Lemon Squeezy)
+- **Before modifying server.py tool definitions**: Pro users have the MCP server installed locally at ~/.delimit/server/
+- **Before changing JSONL/JSON storage formats**: memory, ledger, evidence files may exist on customer machines
+- **npm publish is a production deploy**: every publish goes to real users, not just us
+- **Gateway → npm sync**: when syncing server.py to the npm bundle, verify no breaking tool changes
+- **Test with \`delimit doctor\`** before any publish to catch config/setup breaks
+- **Backwards compatibility**: new features must not break existing installations. Add, don't remove.
+
+### What Constitutes a Breaking Change for Users
+- MCP tool parameter renamed or removed
+- CLI command renamed or removed
+- Storage format change (memories.jsonl, ledger, evidence, license.json)
+- Python import path changes in server.py
+- Hook format changes in settings.json
+- Default behavior changes (e.g., changing what \`delimit scan\` does with no args)
+
 ## Links
 - Docs: https://delimit.ai/docs
 - GitHub: https://github.com/delimit-ai/delimit-mcp-server

package/package.json

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 {
   "name": "delimit-cli",
   "mcpName": "io.github.delimit-ai/delimit-mcp-server",
-  "version": "4.1.41",
+  "version": "4.1.42",
   "description": "Unify Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI with persistent context, governance, and multi-model debate.",
   "main": "index.js",
   "files": [