starbridge 0.1.2 → 0.1.3

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  1. package/README.md +7 -6
  2. package/dist/starbridge.js +4337 -2180
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -54,10 +54,11 @@ question; steps 1 and 3 say when it asks more. A rerun repairs only what is miss
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  already paired with another server, and Enter keeps that one.
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  2. It installs Starbridge in each agent it finds and prints one line per agent: the Claude Code
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  plugin at user scope, the skill and sandbox rule in Codex's folders, the Starbridge Pi
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- package, and the skill and plugin in opencode's config folder. A failed install prints its
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- reason and the command that retries it, and setup goes on. A later setup updates the Codex
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- and opencode files when the CLI carries newer ones. The Claude Code plugin needs Claude Code
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- 2.1.287 or later; setup says when it is older. Claude Code, Codex and Pi may then run
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+ package, the skill and plugin in opencode's config folder, and the skill in
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+ `~/.cursor/skills/starbridge`. A failed install prints its
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+ reason and the command that retries it, and setup goes on. A later setup updates the Codex,
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+ opencode and Cursor files when the CLI carries newer ones. The Claude Code plugin needs Claude Code
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+ 2.1.287 or later; setup says when it is older. Claude Code, Codex, Pi and `cursor-agent` may then run
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  `starbridge ask`, `waiting`, `working`, `wait` and `settle` without a permission prompt;
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  `starbridge run` still asks, since the command it wraps can be anything. For Pi, setup adds
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  these rules only when pi-permission-system is installed.
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  step 2. `starbridge status` prints the same checks, and names an agent installed since setup,
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  which `starbridge setup --refresh` then sets up.
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- `starbridge uninstall --agent <name>` (`claude`, `codex`, `pi` or `opencode`) removes Starbridge
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+ `starbridge uninstall --agent <name>` (`claude`, `codex`, `pi`, `opencode` or `cursor`) removes Starbridge
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  from one agent. Setup and `--refresh` then leave that agent alone, until `starbridge setup
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  --agent <name>` installs it there again.
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  `starbridge update` installs the latest release over a script install, then runs `starbridge
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  setup --refresh` with it and updates the Claude Code plugins. `--refresh` rewrites the files
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  setup put into other tools (the agent's service, the Codex skill and rule, opencode's skill and
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- plugin) for the new version and restarts the agent. Homebrew and npm installs update through
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+ plugin, the Cursor files) for the new version and restarts the agent. Homebrew and npm installs update through
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  their own manager; then run `starbridge setup --refresh`. Each of those files starts with a
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  `Written by starbridge <version>` line: setup replaces and uninstall removes only files that have
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  it, so remove the line from one to keep it as yours.