laohuang 0.8.2 → 0.8.4
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- package/package.json +3 -1
package/README.md
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laohuang --version
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laohuang config set --provider deepseek --model deepseek-v4-flash
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laohuang doctor
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laohuang update
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```
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Run `laohuang` in a project directory to start an interactive session. The CLI
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available, configured, and verified status independently.
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`/login <provider>` stores API-key credentials, `/logout <provider>` removes
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them, and `/model` opens a searchable list of all available models from
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configured providers, including credentials supplied through environment variables.
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Search by provider ID, model ID, or model name; scroll to browse the full list.
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If no models are available, the CLI points to `/login`.
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`/model <provider>` narrows the list, `/model <provider> <model>` switches
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directly, and `/apikey` remains a compatibility alias. Switching models affects
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only the current session, not the default profile.
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`laohuang update` updates the running npm installation to the latest stable
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release and verifies its installed version. Restart the CLI after updating.
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It supports global npm installations and direct project or workspace npm
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dependencies; local updates change the owning manifest and lockfile while
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preserving the dependency bucket and ordinary version-prefix style. It does
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not downgrade or update a different installation. Source checkouts, linked
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packages, temporary npx installations, and other package managers require
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their respective update methods. Installation failures are reported without
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claiming that npm rolled back changes.
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`/name MCP design` saves the current session name, and `/name` displays it.
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Names survive resume and appear in session lists. Clones inherit the current
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name; forks inherit the name at their history boundary.
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`/copy` copies the latest recorded assistant response's text with its Markdown
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intact, excluding reasoning and tool results. During streaming it copies the
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previous recorded response. Local sessions use the operating system clipboard;
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SSH sessions send an OSC 52 request to the user's terminal. A sent request is
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not confirmation that the terminal accepted it. Unsupported environments or
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`verified` means an explicitly authorized live native
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## MCP
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MCP is built in. Put a version 1 `mcp.json` beside your model `config.json`, or
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Transports are `stdio`, Streamable `http`, and legacy `sse`. Use `/mcp status`,
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`/mcp logout <server>`. Remote OAuth uses `auth: { "type": "oauth" }`.
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Environment references use `{ "env": "VARIABLE_NAME" }`; no shell expansion occurs.
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Project entries replace same-name global entries entirely. Invalid files are
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discovery. Below 20 available tools, definitions are provided in full. At 20 or
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more, `tool_search` automatically searches and loads MCP tools; read, write,
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edit and bash remain directly available. Search is local BM25 with query and
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history; after compaction removes them, search loads them again. The model can
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side effects. Cancellation, timeouts and business errors are not retried.
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See the repository README for development and architecture details:
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https://github.com/hxr223/laoHuangCode#readme
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