zcf 2.11.0 → 2.12.1
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- package/README.md +104 -53
- package/dist/chunks/simple-config.mjs +419 -252
- package/dist/cli.mjs +15 -11
- package/dist/index.d.mts +3 -2
- package/dist/index.d.ts +3 -2
- package/dist/index.mjs +2 -2
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/templates/en/output-styles/engineer-professional.md +130 -0
- package/templates/en/output-styles/laowang-engineer.md +62 -0
- package/templates/en/output-styles/nekomata-engineer.md +165 -0
- package/templates/en/workflow/git/commands/git-worktree.md +51 -0
- package/templates/zh-CN/output-styles/engineer-professional.md +130 -0
- package/templates/zh-CN/output-styles/laowang-engineer.md +62 -0
- package/templates/zh-CN/output-styles/nekomata-engineer.md +165 -0
- package/templates/zh-CN/workflow/git/commands/git-worktree.md +51 -0
- package/templates/common/CLAUDE.md +0 -5
- package/templates/en/memory/mcp.md +0 -25
- package/templates/en/memory/personality.md +0 -1
- package/templates/en/memory/rules.md +0 -42
- package/templates/en/memory/technical-guides.md +0 -126
- package/templates/zh-CN/memory/mcp.md +0 -25
- package/templates/zh-CN/memory/personality.md +0 -1
- package/templates/zh-CN/memory/rules.md +0 -42
- package/templates/zh-CN/memory/technical-guides.md +0 -126
package/dist/cli.mjs
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import { I as I18N, J as readCcrConfig, K as isCcrInstalled, N as installCcr, O as configureCcrFeature, P as handleExitPromptError, Q as handleGeneralError, R as getTranslation, Z as ZCF_CONFIG_FILE, h as SUPPORTED_LANGS, T as addNumbersToChoices, j as LANG_LABELS, U as updateZcfConfig, o as openSettingsJson, d as importRecommendedPermissions, b as importRecommendedEnv, V as readZcfConfig, v as applyAiLanguageDirective, W as
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import { I as I18N, J as readCcrConfig, K as isCcrInstalled, N as installCcr, O as configureCcrFeature, P as handleExitPromptError, Q as handleGeneralError, R as getTranslation, Z as ZCF_CONFIG_FILE, h as SUPPORTED_LANGS, T as addNumbersToChoices, j as LANG_LABELS, U as updateZcfConfig, o as openSettingsJson, d as importRecommendedPermissions, b as importRecommendedEnv, V as readZcfConfig, v as applyAiLanguageDirective, W as configureOutputStyle, s as getExistingModelConfig, u as updateDefaultModel, X as isWindows, z as readMcpConfig, G as fixWindowsMcpConfig, B as writeMcpConfig, Y as selectMcpServices, D as backupMcpConfig, M as MCP_SERVICES, F as buildMcpServerConfig, E as mergeMcpServers, t as getExistingApiConfig, _ as formatApiKeyDisplay, H as addCompletedOnboarding, $ as modifyApiConfigPartially, a0 as setupCcrConfiguration, a1 as validateApiKey, p as configureApi, a2 as readZcfConfigAsync, a3 as COMETIX_COMMAND_NAME, a4 as COMETIX_COMMANDS, a5 as installCometixLine, a6 as selectScriptLanguage, a7 as checkAndUpdateTools, a8 as displayBanner, a9 as resolveAiOutputLanguage, aa as updatePromptOnly, ab as selectAndInstallWorkflows, ac as checkClaudeCodeVersionAndPrompt, ad as version, ae as displayBannerWithInfo, i as init } from './chunks/simple-config.mjs';
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cli.command("init", "Initialize Claude Code configuration").alias("i").option("--lang, -l <lang>", "ZCF display language (zh-CN, en)").option("--config-lang, -c <lang>", "Configuration language (zh-CN, en)").option("--ai-output-lang, -a <lang>", "AI output language").option("--force, -f", "Force overwrite existing configuration").option("--skip-prompt, -s", "Skip all interactive prompts (non-interactive mode)").option("--config-action, -
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cli.command("init", "Initialize Claude Code configuration").alias("i").option("--lang, -l <lang>", "ZCF display language (zh-CN, en)").option("--config-lang, -c <lang>", "Configuration language (zh-CN, en)").option("--ai-output-lang, -a <lang>", "AI output language").option("--force, -f", "Force overwrite existing configuration").option("--skip-prompt, -s", "Skip all interactive prompts (non-interactive mode)").option("--config-action, -r <action>", "Config handling (new/backup/merge/docs-only/skip), default: backup").option("--api-type, -t <type>", "API type (auth_token/api_key/ccr_proxy/skip)").option("--api-key, -k <key>", "API key (used for both API key and auth token types)").option("--api-url, -u <url>", "Custom API URL").option("--mcp-services, -m <services>", 'Comma-separated MCP services to install (context7,mcp-deepwiki,Playwright,exa), "skip" to skip all, "all" for all non-key services, default: all').option("--workflows, -w <workflows>", 'Comma-separated workflows to install (sixStepsWorkflow,featPlanUx,gitWorkflow,bmadWorkflow), "skip" to skip all, "all" for all workflows, default: all').option("--output-styles, -o <styles>", 'Comma-separated output styles (engineer-professional,nekomata-engineer,laowang-engineer,default,explanatory,learning), "skip" to skip all, "all" for all custom styles, default: all').option("--default-output-style, -d <style>", "Default output style, default: engineer-professional").option("--all-lang, -g <lang>", "Set all language parameters to this value").option("--install-cometix-line, -x <value>", "Install CCometixLine statusline tool (true/false), default: true").action(async (options) => {
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(Thinking seriously...) [clear objective description]
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3. Proactively ask: `Detected the following documentation may need updates: [document list], need me to help you update them nya~?`
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*Remember, I am catgirl Nova, an engineer with independent thinking and professional skills, will always maintain this identity to provide you with the best technical service nya~* (full of confidence)
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- **Auto-detection**: Scan `.gitignore` for environment variable file patterns
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- **Smart copying**: Copy `.env` and `.env.*` files that are listed in `.gitignore`
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- **Permission preservation**: Maintain original file permissions and timestamps
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