election-vibe 0.1.2 → 0.1.4

package/README.md

@@ -27,6 +27,14 @@ On Tuesday, after the polls close:
 
 Without installing, put `npx election-vibe` where `elections` is (`npx election-vibe collect`, `npx election-vibe watch`). The statusline and the plugin need the global install.
 
+### One-step setup with Claude
+
+In Claude Code (the terminal CLI, or its desktop app), you can hand the whole setup to Claude. Paste this prompt and Claude installs the package, starts the collector, asks which races you care about, and follows them:
+
+> Set up election-vibe for election night. If you cannot run commands on my computer, say so and stop. Install it with `npm i -g election-vibe` (it needs Node 22 or later; help me get that first if it is missing). Add its Claude Code plugin: `claude plugin marketplace add "$(npm root -g)/election-vibe"`, then `claude plugin install election-vibe@election-vibe --config store=production`. Start the collector by running `elections collect` in a terminal tab and leave it running. Then ask me which state I vote in and which races I care about (one question at a time, with answer options when you can), look them up with `elections find`, and follow them with `elections follow <id>`. If a race needs a district I do not know, point me to my county registrar's lookup instead of guessing. When everything is set, tell me to run /reload-plugins so the results line and the /elections pane appear. Results are unofficial: never call a race yourself, and present a check mark only as the named source's call.
+
+The collector runs while that terminal tab stays open; every other surface reads its local snapshot. On default permission settings Claude asks you to approve the install steps; that is expected. The prompt sets up the plugin (Option B below); [In Claude Code](#in-claude-code) describes what it shows and the statusline alternative.
+
 ## What you will see
 
 Printed on Sunday, Nov 1, 2026, 9:39 PM PST, from real reads of the sources. Before the polls close, every contest looks like this: no counts yet, and the time its polls close.
@@ -133,6 +141,8 @@ elections list --state CA --level measure  # every California measure, statewide
 
 Two ways, both reading the same local snapshot. Pick one: in a terminal, using both shows the same line twice (once in the statusline, once above the prompt). Both need the global install (`npm i -g election-vibe`); `npx` leaves nothing installed for them to run.
 
+Setup can also be a single pasted prompt: see [One-step setup with Claude](#one-step-setup-with-claude).
+
 ### Option A: the statusline only
 
 `prompt` prints one line for a statusline: your followed contests (or, with none followed, the hot races), one shown and the rest counted (`+N`). A source call or a withdrawn call from the last five minutes is shown first. It reads the local snapshot only: it never fetches, never starts the collector, and never prints an error (with no snapshot it says `no results yet · run: elections collect`). Before any of those contests' polls close it says when the first one does; a snapshot more than 10 minutes old is called out first (`⚠ results 14m old`). Same words as the board: "leading" is never a win, and ✓ marks only a named source's call. `--width N` (default 80), `--color` for color, `--store rehearsal` for the test store.

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -216,7 +216,7 @@ var REHEARSAL_SENTENCE = {
 
 // src/http.ts
 import { gunzipSync } from "zlib";
-var USER_AGENT = `ElectionsCompanion/${"0.1.2"} (unofficial results reader; local, no telemetry)`;
+var USER_AGENT = `ElectionsCompanion/${"0.1.4"} (unofficial results reader; local, no telemetry)`;
 function retryAfterMs(header, nowMs) {
   if (!header) return void 0;
   const t = header.trim();
@@ -722,7 +722,7 @@ var m = (state, slug, civicId, type, office, title) => ({
   title
 });
 var CIVIC_MEASURES = [
-  m("AK", "ballot-measure-2", "179832", "Referendum", "Ballot Measure 2", "Alaska Ballot Measure 2 - Repeal Ranked-Choice Voting and Open Primaries"),
+  m("AK", "ballot-measure-2", "179832", "Referendum", "Ballot Measure 2", "Alaska Ballot Measure 2 (Ranked Choice Voting)"),
   m("AZ", "proposition-144", "158259", "Proposition", "Proposition 144", "Arizona Proposition 144 - Citizenship and Voter ID Requirements"),
   m("CO", "amendment-86", "170005", "Referendum", "Amendment 86", "Colorado Amendment 86"),
   m("ID", "proposition-1", "179002", "Referendum", "Proposition 1", "Idaho Proposition 1: Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act"),
@@ -2929,7 +2929,7 @@ var registry_default = {
       state: "AK",
       level: "measure",
       office: "Ballot Measure 2",
-      title: "Alaska Ballot Measure 2 - Repeal Ranked-Choice Voting and Open Primaries",
+      title: "Alaska Ballot Measure 2 (Ranked Choice Voting)",
       stage: "regular",
       seats: 0,
       method: "measure",
@@ -46335,7 +46335,7 @@ function storeOf(p) {
 }
 async function main(argv, io) {
   if (argv[0] === "--version" || argv[0] === "version") {
-    io.out("0.1.2");
+    io.out("0.1.4");
     return 0;
   }
   const p = parseArgs(argv);

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "election-vibe",
-  "version": "0.1.2",
+  "version": "0.1.4",
   "description": "US election night, Nov 3, 2026, in your terminal and in Claude Code: unofficial results from official free sources and civicAPI, kept on your machine. Never calls a race. Unofficial results. Not an election authority. Not affiliated with any government, campaign, or party.",
   "keywords": [
     "election",