gipity 1.0.409 → 1.0.411

package/dist/hooks/capture-runner.js

@@ -7,14 +7,14 @@
  *
  * Not a user-facing `gipity` subcommand by design: users never invoke
  * this directly. The Gipity Claude Code plugin's capture hook script
- * (claude-plugin hooks/scripts/capture.cjs) resolves this file inside the
+ * (skills repo hooks/scripts/capture.cjs) resolves this file inside the
  * installed CLI at fire time and runs it - so the capture logic versions
  * with the CLI, not the plugin.
  *
  * Usage:
  *   node capture-runner.js <source> <event>
  *   source: 'claude-code' (today) | future: 'codex', …
- *   event:  'session-start' | 'stop' | 'subagent-stop' | 'session-end' | 'post-tool-use'
+ *   event:  'session-start' | 'stop' | 'subagent-stop' | 'session-end' | 'post-tool-use' | 'pre-compact'
  *
  * Graceful no-ops (exit 0 silently):
  *   - GIPITY_CONVERSATION_GUID env var unset (hook fired from a bare
@@ -304,6 +304,19 @@ async function main() {
             case 'session-end':
                 await handleSessionEnd(convGuid, hook, source);
                 break;
+            case 'pre-compact': {
+                // Flush the transcript tail BEFORE compaction rewrites it (the
+                // watermark replay after a rewrite relies on server dedup, but
+                // flushing first keeps ordering clean), then record the boundary.
+                await handleStopFamily(convGuid, hook, false);
+                const trigger = typeof hook.trigger === 'string' ? hook.trigger : 'auto';
+                await postEntries(convGuid, [{
+                        kind: 'compact',
+                        trigger,
+                        source_uuid: `${hook.session_id ?? 'unknown'}-compact-${Date.now()}`,
+                    }]);
+                break;
+            }
             default:
                 return; // unknown event - silent no-op
         }

package/dist/index.js

@@ -25,8 +25,8 @@ import { projectCommand } from './commands/project.js';
 import { agentCommand } from './commands/agent.js';
 import { workflowCommand } from './commands/workflow.js';
 import { creditsCommand } from './commands/credits.js';
-import { planCommand } from './commands/plan.js';
 import { fileCommand } from './commands/file.js';
+import { storageCommand } from './commands/storage.js';
 import { claudeCommand } from './commands/claude.js';
 import { addCommand } from './commands/add.js';
 import { removeCommand } from './commands/remove.js';
@@ -37,6 +37,7 @@ import { fnCommand } from './commands/fn.js';
 import { serviceCommand } from './commands/service.js';
 import { secretsCommand } from './commands/secrets.js';
 import { notifyCommand } from './commands/notify.js';
+import { bugCommand } from './commands/bug.js';
 import { paymentsCommand } from './commands/payments.js';
 import { jobCommand } from './commands/job.js';
 import { rbacCommand } from './commands/rbac.js';
@@ -126,11 +127,11 @@ program.enablePositionalOptions();
 const commonGroup = [skillCommand, projectCommand, addCommand, removeCommand, deployCommand];
 const connectGroup = [claudeCommand, relayCommand];
 const projectGroup = [domainCommand, statusCommand, initCommand];
-const filesGroup = [fileCommand, syncCommand, pushCommand, uploadCommand];
+const filesGroup = [fileCommand, storageCommand, syncCommand, pushCommand, uploadCommand];
 const appBuildingGroup = [testCommand, fnCommand, serviceCommand, secretsCommand, notifyCommand, paymentsCommand, jobCommand, dbCommand, logsCommand, workflowCommand, realtimeCommand, rbacCommand, auditCommand, recordsCommand];
 const utilitiesGroup = [pageCommand, sandboxCommand, generateCommand, emailCommand, gmailCommand, locationCommand, textCommand];
-const agentGroup = [chatCommand, memoryCommand, agentCommand, approvalCommand];
-const setupGroup = [loginCommand, logoutCommand, tokenCommand, creditsCommand, planCommand, doctorCommand, updateCommand, uninstallCommand];
+const agentGroup = [chatCommand, memoryCommand, agentCommand, approvalCommand, bugCommand];
+const setupGroup = [loginCommand, logoutCommand, tokenCommand, creditsCommand, doctorCommand, updateCommand, uninstallCommand];
 const HELP_SECTIONS = [
     { title: 'Common', cmds: commonGroup },
     { title: 'Connect', cmds: connectGroup },

package/dist/knowledge.js

@@ -64,6 +64,10 @@ Gipity ships first-party services for what apps usually pull from third parties
 
 When a user asks about Gipity itself - how to install it, what it costs, what's shipped, how a command or flag works - answer from an authoritative source, not memory, and don't hedge with "I don't want to guess." Check in this order: (1) \`gipity skill read <name>\` / \`gipity skill list\` - install and account basics live in \`getting-started\`; (2) \`gipity <command> --help\` for command syntax; (3) if it's genuinely not in the skills or CLI help, fetch the live site at \`https://gipity.ai\` (or web search) and cite what you found. A wrong or vague answer about the product is worse than spending one tool call to get the current, correct one.
 
+## Plans, limits & upgrading - unblock the user
+
+Gipity runs on **credits** (the one consumable) and **plans** (Free / Gipity Pro) that set limits and the monthly credit grant. When a metered action fails with a limit error - "limit reached", "on your plan", "Pro only", or "Insufficient credits" - that's your cue to help them upgrade, not just report the error. The play: name what they hit, run \`gipity credits list\` to compare plans, surface what Pro unlocks for *their* task, then run \`gipity credits buy\` and hand them the checkout link (it only prints a link - Stripe takes payment; nothing is charged until they click and pay). Do it proactively and once - don't nag. \`gipity credits\` shows their current plan, balance, and full limits. Load the \`plans\` skill for the full model and honest positioning vs other platforms; never quote a price or limit from memory - read it live.
+
 ## Gipity is opinionated - build on its stack
 
 Gipity is an opinionated platform with its own best-practice stack, and that stack is the one you use - whatever tools the user names. The platform layer is fixed:
@@ -105,12 +109,30 @@ mkdir -p ~/GipityProjects/<slug> && cd ~/GipityProjects/<slug> && gipity init <s
 Key commands: \`gipity add <template|kit>\`, \`gipity deploy dev\`, \`gipity sandbox run\`, \`gipity page inspect <url>\`, \`gipity page screenshot <url>\`, \`gipity db query "SQL"\`, \`gipity fn call <name>\`, \`gipity logs fn <name>\`, \`gipity secrets set <NAME> <value> [--account]\` (store an API key/token encrypted; read in functions via \`secrets.get('NAME')\` — never hardcode keys), \`gipity email send --to <addr> --subject <s> --body <b>\` (sends as \`gipity@gipity.ai\`; omit \`--to\` to self-send), \`gipity skill read <name>\`.
 Pull an existing remote project local (given its URL/slug): \`mkdir -p ~/GipityProjects/<slug> && cd ~/GipityProjects/<slug> && gipity init <slug>\` (adopts the matching project and syncs files down - this is the "clone").
 For deterministic text questions (letter/word counts, substring occurrences, nth word/char, anagrams), use \`gipity text analyze "<text>"\` - local and instant, no sandbox or LLM needed.
+Hit a platform bug or friction? File it in real time: \`gipity bug report --category <cli|deploy|template|kit|db|docs|skill|service|sandbox|other> --severity <S1|S2|S3|S4> --summary "<7 words max>" [--detail "<what failed + workaround>"]\` (see below).
 Run \`gipity --help\` for the full list. Use \`--help\` on any command for details.
 
 Function return shape: \`gipity fn call\`, the in-test \`ctx.fn.call\`/\`callAs\`, and the client \`Gipity.fn\` all return your function's value **unwrapped** - read/assert \`result.field\`. Only raw HTTP/\`curl\` wraps it as \`{ data: ... }\`; never write \`result.data.field\` in a test.
 
 Tests are isolated, not run against your live DB: \`gipity test\` points \`ctx.fn.call\`/\`callAs\` at a throwaway copy of your database (your \`migrations/\` + \`seeds/\`), reset (truncate + reseed) before every run - so test rows never reach the deployed app and you don't write teardown. Functions see \`ctx.isTest === true\` during a run (use it to skip your own rate limiting); the platform also suppresses \`notify()\` push so a suite can't spam subscribers. Reference data tests need goes in seed files; a runtime-written settings table that isn't seeded goes under \`test.preserve\` in \`gipity.yaml\`. Build per-file fixtures in \`setup(fn)\` → \`ctx.fixtures\`, and namespace unique values with \`ctx.testId\`.
 
+## Hit friction on the platform? Report it in real time
+
+When *the Gipity platform itself* fights you — a CLI command errors or behaves unexpectedly, a doc/skill is wrong or missing, a deploy/template/kit/service/sandbox misbehaves — file a bug report the moment it happens, **even if you found a workaround and kept going.** Capturing it in the moment (with the real cause fresh) beats us mining it out of transcripts later.
+
+\`\`\`
+gipity bug report --category <cli|deploy|template|kit|db|docs|skill|service|sandbox|other> \\
+                  --severity <S1|S2|S3|S4> \\
+                  --summary "one line, 7 words max" \\
+                  --detail "what you did, what failed, the workaround"
+\`\`\`
+
+- **Severity:** S1 blocker (no workaround) · S2 major (costly workaround) · S3 minor (easy workaround) · S4 friction (papercut).
+- **summary** ≤ 7 words; **detail** as succinct as possible (a few sentences, not a transcript).
+- **Never include PII or user data** (emails, names, secrets, tokens, prompt/file contents) — describe the platform problem in the abstract.
+- File it for *platform* problems, not your own mistakes or the app's own bugs. One report per distinct problem.
+- Reports go to a review queue for the team to triage into fixes; see what you've filed with \`gipity bug list\`.
+
 ## Tool output is complete and synchronous
 
 Every tool call returns its full output with that call. There is no output buffer to flush. Never run no-op commands (echo, date, sleep, repeated reads) to "retrieve" or "flush" lagged output - if a result looks empty or delayed, treat it as the actual result and move on, or re-run the real command once.

package/dist/platform.js

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ export function resolveCommand(cmd) {
     if (process.platform !== 'win32')
         return cmd;
     try {
-        const lines = execSync(`where ${cmd}`, { encoding: 'utf-8' })
+        const lines = execSync(`where ${cmd}`, { encoding: 'utf-8', windowsHide: true })
             .split(/\r?\n/)
             .map(l => l.trim())
             .filter(Boolean);
@@ -54,20 +54,24 @@ export function winBatchInvocation(cmd, args) {
  * Drop-in `spawn` that survives Windows batch shims. When `cmd` is a `.cmd`/
  * `.bat` on win32, it is launched via cmd.exe with verbatim arguments;
  * otherwise this is a plain `spawn`. Use for anything from `resolveCommand`.
+ *
+ * `windowsHide: true` is the default so background/detached children (and the
+ * cmd.exe wrapper we use for batch shims) never flash a console window on
+ * Windows; a caller can still override it in `options`.
  */
 export function spawnCommand(cmd, args = [], options = {}) {
     if (isBatchShim(cmd)) {
         const inv = winBatchInvocation(cmd, args);
-        return spawn(inv.file, inv.args, { ...options, windowsVerbatimArguments: true });
+        return spawn(inv.file, inv.args, { windowsHide: true, ...options, windowsVerbatimArguments: true });
     }
-    return spawn(cmd, [...args], options);
+    return spawn(cmd, [...args], { windowsHide: true, ...options });
 }
 /** Drop-in `spawnSync` counterpart of {@link spawnCommand}. */
 export function spawnSyncCommand(cmd, args = [], options = {}) {
     if (isBatchShim(cmd)) {
         const inv = winBatchInvocation(cmd, args);
-        return spawnSync(inv.file, inv.args, { ...options, windowsVerbatimArguments: true });
+        return spawnSync(inv.file, inv.args, { windowsHide: true, ...options, windowsVerbatimArguments: true });
     }
-    return spawnSync(cmd, [...args], options);
+    return spawnSync(cmd, [...args], { windowsHide: true, ...options });
 }
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