plugnz 0.0.12 → 0.0.14

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  1. package/README.md +16 -2
  2. package/dist/plugnz.mjs +4298 -1911
  3. package/package.json +2 -2
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -7,6 +7,8 @@ npx plugnz add <plugin-dir-or-marketplace-or-git-url> # native plugin stores
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  npx plugnz doctor # dead commands, shadowed entries, stale installs
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  npx plugnz pin # absolute command paths for GUI hosts
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  npx plugnz update # re-add from the recorded source, re-pin
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+ npx plugnz sync --manifest desired.json # converge complete Desired sets; retire owned orphans
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+ npx plugnz scopes --json # inspect recorded sources, scopes and retained history
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  ```
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  `pin` rewrites a plugin's bare stdio `command` to the absolute path it resolves
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  Why another tool: `npx plugins` is closed-source and its Cursor target does not install into Cursor; nothing in the ecosystem checks that an installed plugin still *works*. See `docs/research/`.
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- The `npx` command requires Node.js/npm and Bun on PATH; the CLI runs under Bun. `add` accepts a local plugin or marketplace directory as well as a Git URL. Native plugin targets currently include Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Cursor, OMP, Hermes, Grok, DCode, and ZCode CLI. Run `plugnz targets --all` to see supported and unsupported capabilities for each host; standalone skill distribution is outside this CLI's scope.
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+ The published CLI runs under Node.js 22 or newer; `npx` needs npm, not Bun. `bunx` also works. Bun is used for development and building. `add` accepts a local plugin or marketplace directory as well as a Git URL. Native plugin targets currently include Claude Code, Codex, Kimi, Cursor, OMP, Hermes, Grok, DCode, and ZCode CLI. Run `plugnz targets --all` to see supported and unsupported capabilities for each host; standalone skill distribution is outside this CLI's scope.
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+ `sync` tracks each Source and its complete Desired plugin set per host. It retires
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+ owned plugins omitted from that set while retaining plugin data, inactive metadata
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+ and lifecycle history. A missing or invalid Source is an error, never permission
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+ to prune. Use an explicit `retire-source` manifest entry when the Source itself
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+ is gone. See [the batch manifest](docs/sync-manifest.md).
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+ General sync/update/retirement is supported. Interrupted legacy installs needing
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+ the unfinished fenced adoption transaction are refused loudly without writes;
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+ successful legacy migration and stronger cross-process exclusion are follow-up
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+ refinements, not delivered guarantees.
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  Published on npm as `plugnz`; source repository: `archeism/plugnz`.
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- Maintainers: see [publishing instructions](docs/publishing.md) for the manual npm release workflow.
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+ Maintainers: see [publishing instructions](docs/publishing.md). Pushes to `main`
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+ automatically publish the next patch after local verification.