monkeyscode-cli 1.1.2 → 1.1.3

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@@ -64,6 +64,17 @@ mc --model opus "review PR" # Aliases: sonnet, opus, capuchin, or a full mod
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  ### 📁 Full Tool Suite
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  The agent can edit files, run terminal commands, search code, and manage git — all locally.
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+ **Safe editing:** When an `old_string` has only minor whitespace differences (tabs
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+ vs spaces, trailing space), the edit engine recovers it instead of rejecting.
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+ Identical `old_string`/`new_string` pairs are treated as no-ops and skipped —
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+ they never abort an otherwise valid batch. Preview and execution use the same
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+ engine, so what you see is what gets written.
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+ **Cross-platform search:** `grep_search` prefers ripgrep, falls back to `grep`,
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+ and finally uses a built-in shell-free Node search when neither is available
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+ (e.g. a minimal Windows install). Unsupported regex semantics produce an
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+ explicit error, never a false "No matches".
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  <!-- TODO: Record with asciinema -->
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  <!-- ![Tool execution](docs/assets/tools.gif) -->
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  macOS, Docker anywhere). The best available provider is picked automatically;
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  without one, `--sandbox` reports it as unavailable instead of pretending.
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+ On Windows, GUI Windows Sandbox and AppContainer are **not** treated as
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+ verified headless isolation — the provider refuses to activate and directs you
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+ to Docker. Ordinary native Windows execution (without `--sandbox`) works
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+ without Docker.
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  ```bash
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  mc --sandbox "run the migration script"
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  mc --sandbox --sandbox-network none "process sensitive data" # none | local | full
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  to click the Chat footer as well (the wheel then stops scrolling the chat
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  history), or to `off` to turn the mouse off.
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+ **In-app chat scrolling:** The chat viewport is internally scrollable — the
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+ composer and status line stay fixed while you navigate history. Use the mouse
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+ wheel, PageUp/PageDown, or Ctrl+G to jump to the latest. Scrolling anchors
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+ survive streaming, tab switches, and terminal resizes. A "new output"
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+ indicator appears when you're scrolled up during a run.
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+ **Multi-line input:** Press **Shift+Enter** for a newline (or **Alt+Enter**,
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+ or end a line with `\`). Enter sends the message. Run `mc setup` to configure
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+ your terminal for distinguishable Shift+Enter if it isn't already.
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  ## SDK
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  Run this agent from your own code, with your settings, rules, hooks and MCP
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  The cloud clients (`MonkeysCode` in [`@monkeyscode/sdk`](../../packages/sdk-typescript/))
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  call the hosted API instead.
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+ ## Updates
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+ Version checks are **quiet by default** — normal TUI and plain-REPL sessions
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+ never phone the registry or announce available updates. Use the explicit
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+ command when you want to check or upgrade:
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+ ```bash
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+ mc update --check # Check for a newer release (exits nonzero on failure)
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+ mc update # Upgrade via npm, Homebrew, winget, Chocolatey, Scoop, or binary download
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+ mc update --version 1.2.0 # Install a specific version (npm or binary)
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+ mc update --rollback # Revert to the previous binary (standalone installs only)
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+ ```
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+ Binary updates verify a SHA-256 checksum before replacement and keep a
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+ `.backup` for rollback. On Windows, the replacement is staged and completes
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+ when you exit the CLI (the running process can't overwrite its own executable).
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  ## Accessibility
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  Screen reader-friendly mode (no ANSI codes, no animations):