teamai-cli 0.20.0-beta.7 → 0.21.0-beta.0

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  Make every AI coding agent work by the same harness.
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- Git-native management of skills, rules, and docs across Claude Code / Codex / CodeBuddy / WorkBuddy and more.
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+ Git-native management of skills, rules, and docs across Claude Code / Codex / CodeBuddy / WorkBuddy / OpenCode and more.
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  For you or your whole team.
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  ### Team admin / solo user
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- Create a shared-experience repo on your git host (GitHub, TGit, or CNB), **grant write access to team members**, then have them run `teamai init https://github.com/yourorg/yourrepo`.
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+ Create a shared-experience repo on your git host (GitHub, TGit, CNB, or a self-hosted Git service), **grant write access to team members**, then have them run `teamai init https://github.com/yourorg/yourrepo`.
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  > Solo use needs no separate repo setup: `teamai init` checks the target repo and creates it automatically if it doesn't exist.
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+ > Self-hosted GitLab/Gitea-style services use your HTTPS credential helper or SSH key. Create the repository first; merge requests are created manually for now. See [Git Provider docs](docs/providers.md).
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  > **No team repo yet?** Start from a template pre-loaded with production-ready skills, rules, and review agents. Browse the [teamai-hub](https://github.com/teamai-hub) org, click **Use this template**, then `teamai init` against your new repo.
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  ### Team members
package/README.zh-CN.md CHANGED
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  面向 AI 智能体的团队 Harness 分发工具。
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- 通过 Git 统一管理 skills、rules、docs,驾驭 Claude Code / Codex / CodeBuddy / WorkBuddy 等多种 AI 工具。
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+ 通过 Git 统一管理 skills、rules、docs,驾驭 Claude Code / Codex / CodeBuddy / WorkBuddy / OpenCode 等多种 AI 工具。
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  一个人也能用,团队用更强。
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  ### 团队管理员 / 个人使用者
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- 在 Git 托管平台(GitHub、TGit CNB)创建共享经验仓库,**授予团队成员写权限**,然后让他们运行 `teamai init https://github.com/yourorg/yourrepo`。
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+ 在 Git 托管平台(GitHub、TGit、CNB 或自建 Git 服务)创建共享经验仓库,**授予团队成员写权限**,然后让他们运行 `teamai init https://github.com/yourorg/yourrepo`。
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  > 个人使用无需单独建仓:`teamai init` 会检查目标仓库,不存在时自动创建。
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+ > 自建 GitLab/Gitea 等服务支持 HTTPS Credential Helper 或 SSH Key;需预先创建仓库,MR 暂时手动创建。详见 [Git Provider 说明](docs/providers.md)。
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  > **还没有团队仓库?** 可以从内置了成套 skills、rules、review agents 的模板起步。浏览 [teamai-hub](https://github.com/teamai-hub) org,点 **Use this template** 生成自己的仓库,再对它执行 `teamai init`。
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  ### 团队成员
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  ### Step 2 — Extract keywords from the task description
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  Pick 3–6 high-signal keywords from the user query. Strip filler words
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- ("the", "how", "please"). Mix English and Chinese terms when both appear.
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+ ("the", "how", "please").
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+ **Always search bilingually (cross-language recall).** The knowledge base
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+ mixes Chinese and English: a learning may be titled in English while your
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+ task is described in Chinese, or vice versa. The search is purely lexical
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+ (BM25 token matching), so a Chinese-only query never matches an
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+ English-only document. To bridge this, expand every domain term into
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+ **both languages** and include both in your keyword set:
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+ - Chinese task → add the English term for each concept
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+ (e.g. "重启推理集群" → also add `restart`, `inference`, `cluster`).
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+ - English task → add the Chinese term for each concept
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+ (e.g. "restart inference cluster" → also add `重启`, `推理`, `集群`).
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+ - Only translate terms that genuinely differ across languages. Keep any
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+ **language-neutral token** as-is — anything that is written the same way
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+ in both languages, or has no meaningful translation: proper nouns, brand
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+ and product names, acronyms and initialisms, code identifiers and symbols,
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+ error codes, version strings, file paths, CLI commands, and API names
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+ (e.g. `AppID`, `Kubernetes`, `GPU`, `RuntimeError`, `v2.1.3`, `oauth`). Translating
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+ these only hurts matching.
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+ Only translate the meaningful domain terms; do not pad the query with
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+ low-signal words. Aim for the same 3–6 concepts, each in both languages.
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  **Lead with the terms that pin down *this* task**: proper nouns, customer or
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  product names, service IDs, error codes, versions, symbol names
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  discriminating term as a lead to verify by opening the file, not as a
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  conclusion.
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  - **Fewer than 5 results does not mean the corpus is thin.** Results are
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- deduplicated when title, date, author and content all match, so a learning
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- shared twice appears once. Body-
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- only matches are also dropped. Both are intentional.
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+ deduplicated when type, domain, title, date, author, tags and content all
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+ match, so a learning shared twice appears once — including when the two copies
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+ have collected different vote counts. Body-only matches are also dropped. Both
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  For each hit you keep, read the source file directly (use `Read`) and
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  condense each into **one or two sentences**.