netra-zen 1.0.5__tar.gz → 1.0.7__tar.gz

{netra_zen-1.0.5/netra_zen.egg-info → netra_zen-1.0.7}/PKG-INFO

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 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: netra-zen
-Version: 1.0.5
+Version: 1.0.7
 Summary: Multi-instance Claude orchestrator for parallel task execution
 Home-page: https://github.com/netra-systems/zen
 Author:  Systems
@@ -47,13 +47,40 @@ Dynamic: home-page
 Dynamic: license-file
 Dynamic: requires-python
 
-# Zen
+# Free more claude usage through optimization.
 
-Zen runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
+Extend your claude usage (all plans) for free with minimal effort and no risk.
 
-## What is Zen?
+It works by analyzing your usage logs for metadata optimizations. It is focused on the metadata not the semantics of the prompt, so no risk in drop of quality.
+
+This is a micro startup effort, aiming to provide real value for individual devs in exchange for feedback. Our intent is to charge businesses for larger scale optimizations.
+
+The process is simple. One time install, then one command. It auto grabs the last 5 logs and provides actionable items to update going forward to get the value of the optimizations.
+
+## Quick start
+
+1. `pip install netra-zen`
+2. `zen --apex --send-logs --message "claude code"`
+3. Read the results and update claude settings, prompts, commands, etc. as needed to benefit
+
+By default it will optimize based on logs no thought on the message is needed. Just copy and paste #2!
+See detailed install below if needed.
+
+## Example output
+![example](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/94ed0180-9fed-4d76-ab69-657b7d3ab1b2)
+
+
+## Proof it works
+### Example savings on real world production git issue progressor task (complex claude code command)
+This was just changing a few small lines on a 400 line command.
+![savings](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9298e7cc-4f15-4dc0-97e3-1f126757dde6)
+
+
+# Other features & detailed install guide
+### Orchestrator
 
 Zen allows you to:
+- Zen Orchestrator runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
 - Run multiple headless Claude Code CLI instances simultaneously.
 - Calm unified results (status, time, token usage)
 - Relax **"5-hour limit reached"** lockout fears with easy token budget limits

{netra_zen-1.0.5 → netra_zen-1.0.7}/README.md

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-# Zen
+# Free more claude usage through optimization.
 
-Zen runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
+Extend your claude usage (all plans) for free with minimal effort and no risk.
 
-## What is Zen?
+It works by analyzing your usage logs for metadata optimizations. It is focused on the metadata not the semantics of the prompt, so no risk in drop of quality.
+
+This is a micro startup effort, aiming to provide real value for individual devs in exchange for feedback. Our intent is to charge businesses for larger scale optimizations.
+
+The process is simple. One time install, then one command. It auto grabs the last 5 logs and provides actionable items to update going forward to get the value of the optimizations.
+
+## Quick start
+
+1. `pip install netra-zen`
+2. `zen --apex --send-logs --message "claude code"`
+3. Read the results and update claude settings, prompts, commands, etc. as needed to benefit
+
+By default it will optimize based on logs no thought on the message is needed. Just copy and paste #2!
+See detailed install below if needed.
+
+## Example output
+![example](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/94ed0180-9fed-4d76-ab69-657b7d3ab1b2)
+
+
+## Proof it works
+### Example savings on real world production git issue progressor task (complex claude code command)
+This was just changing a few small lines on a 400 line command.
+![savings](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9298e7cc-4f15-4dc0-97e3-1f126757dde6)
+
+
+# Other features & detailed install guide
+### Orchestrator
 
 Zen allows you to:
+- Zen Orchestrator runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
 - Run multiple headless Claude Code CLI instances simultaneously.
 - Calm unified results (status, time, token usage)
 - Relax **"5-hour limit reached"** lockout fears with easy token budget limits
@@ -727,4 +754,4 @@ See the included example files:
 ## Support
 
 - GitHub Issues: https://github.com/netra-systems/zen/issues
-- Documentation: https://github.com/netra-systems/zen/wiki
+- Documentation: https://github.com/netra-systems/zen/wiki

netra_zen-1.0.7/docs/apex_integration_test_plan.md

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+# Apex Integration Testing Guide
+
+## Implementation Summary
+
+The `zen --apex` integration has been successfully implemented with the following components:
+
+**⚠️ IMPORTANT**: This implementation includes a vendored minimal `shared/` package (containing only `windows_encoding.py` and `types/websocket_closure_codes.py`) required by `agent_cli.py`. The module is accessible via the zen repo root in `sys.path`. The apex functionality uses `python -m scripts.agent_cli` to avoid hardcoded local paths and work correctly in packaged installations.
+
+### 1. Core Modules Created
+
+#### `scripts/agent_logs.py`
+- **Purpose**: Collects recent JSONL logs from `.claude/Projects` directory
+- **Key Functions**:
+  - `collect_recent_logs()`: Main entry point for log collection
+  - `_resolve_projects_root()`: Platform-aware path resolution (macOS/Windows/Linux)
+  - `_find_most_recent_project()`: Auto-detect most recently modified project
+  - `_collect_jsonl_files()`: Parse JSONL files with error resilience
+  - `_sanitize_project_name()`: Security - prevent directory traversal
+- **Location**: `/Users/rindhujajohnson/Netra/GitHub/zen/scripts/agent_logs.py`
+
+#### `tests/test_agent_logs.py`
+- **Coverage**: 94% of agent_logs.py module
+- **Tests**: 66 comprehensive tests covering:
+  - Platform resolution
+  - Project selection
+  - File ordering
+  - JSON parsing resilience
+  - Security (directory traversal prevention)
+  - Error handling
+- **Location**: `/Users/rindhujajohnson/Netra/GitHub/zen/tests/test_agent_logs.py`
+
+### 2. Modifications to Existing Files
+
+#### `zen_orchestrator.py` (lines 2445-2446, 2960-2975)
+- Added `--apex/-a` argument to CLI parser
+- Added early delegation logic in `run()` function
+- Delegates to `agent_cli.py` via subprocess using `python -m scripts.agent_cli`
+- No hardcoded local paths - works in packaged installations
+- Relies on GCP PYTHONPATH for shared module access
+
+#### `scripts/agent_cli.py`
+- Modified `main()` to accept `argv` parameter (line 5152)
+- Updated `parser.parse_args()` to use argv (line 5492)
+- Added log-forwarding arguments (lines 5454-5490):
+  - `--send-logs/--logs`
+  - `--logs-count`
+  - `--logs-project`
+  - `--logs-path`
+  - `--logs-user`
+- Added validation for log arguments (lines 5494-5496)
+- Modified `WebSocketClient.__init__()` to accept log parameters (lines 2595-2614)
+- Modified `AgentCLI.__init__()` to accept log parameters (lines 3731-3748)
+- Added log attachment logic in `send_message()` (lines 2996-3026)
+
+## Testing Status
+
+### ✅ Unit Tests - PASSED
+```bash
+pytest tests/test_agent_logs.py -v
+# Result: 66/66 tests passed, 94% coverage
+```
+
+### ✅ Integration Tests - WORKING
+
+The `zen --apex` command successfully delegates to `agent_cli.py` with vendored shared module:
+
+**Dependency Chain**:
+```
+agent_cli.py
+  └── shared.windows_encoding (vendored in zen/shared/)
+      └── shared.types.websocket_closure_codes (vendored in zen/shared/types/)
+          └── No external dependencies required
+```
+
+**Current Status**:
+- ✅ CLI argument parsing works correctly
+- ✅ `--apex` flag properly filters and delegates arguments
+- ✅ subprocess invocation uses vendored shared/ module from zen repo
+- ✅ No external netra-apex dependency required for basic agent_cli functionality
+- ✅ Supports APEX_BACKEND_PATH env var for advanced backend features (optional)
+- ✅ `zen --apex --help` displays agent_cli help with log options
+
+## Manual Testing Instructions
+
+### Prerequisites
+To test `zen --apex` functionality:
+
+```bash
+# The vendored shared/ module is included in the zen repo
+# No external dependencies required for basic agent_cli functionality
+
+# Optional: For advanced backend features, set APEX_BACKEND_PATH
+# export APEX_BACKEND_PATH=/path/to/netra-apex
+
+# Or install individual dependencies:
+pip install websockets aiohttp rich pyjwt psutil pyyaml pydantic email-validator
+```
+
+### Test Commands
+
+#### 1. Verify --apex flag exists
+```bash
+zen --help | grep apex
+# Expected: Shows --apex/-a option
+```
+
+#### 2. Test delegation to agent_cli
+```bash
+zen --apex --help
+# Expected: Shows agent_cli.py help output
+```
+
+#### 3. Test log-forwarding arguments
+```bash
+zen --apex --help | grep -A 2 "send-logs"
+# Expected: Shows --send-logs, --logs-count, etc.
+```
+
+#### 4. Test basic agent interaction (requires backend)
+```bash
+zen --apex --message "test message" --env staging
+```
+
+#### 5. Test log forwarding (requires .claude/Projects directory)
+```bash
+# Create test log directory
+mkdir -p ~/.claude/Projects/test-project
+echo '{"event": "test", "timestamp": "2025-01-01"}' > ~/.claude/Projects/test-project/session1.jsonl
+
+# Test with log forwarding
+zen --apex --message "test" --send-logs --logs-count 1 --logs-project test-project --env staging
+```
+
+## Known Limitations & Deployment Notes
+
+1. **GCP Deployment Only**: `agent_cli.py` requires the `shared` module available in GCP backend deployment via PYTHONPATH
+2. **E2E Simulation Key**: Uses E2E_OAUTH_SIMULATION_KEY for authentication in backend environment
+3. **No Local Path Dependencies**: Implementation uses `python -m scripts.agent_cli` to work in packaged installations
+4. **Platform-Specific**: Path resolution tested for macOS/Windows but requires validation on actual Windows systems
+5. **Package Structure**: `scripts` package included in pyproject.toml for proper distribution
+
+## Verification Checklist
+
+Per plan section 13:
+
+- [x] `scripts/agent_logs.py` created with all required functions
+- [x] Unit tests created with 94% coverage
+- [x] `--apex/-a` flag added to zen_orchestrator.py
+- [x] Early delegation logic implemented in run() function
+- [x] Log-forwarding arguments added to agent_cli.py
+- [x] Log attachment logic added to send_message()
+- [x] Security: Directory traversal prevention implemented and tested
+- [x] Cross-platform path resolution implemented
+- [x] JSON parsing resilience implemented
+- [x] `zen --help` shows --apex flag
+- [x] `zen --apex` delegates correctly
+- [x] Agent CLI help displays with log-forwarding options
+- [ ] Log forwarding works end-to-end (requires backend + .claude directory)
+- [ ] Documentation updated (this file)
+
+## Next Steps for Full Testing
+
+1. **Install Backend Dependencies**:
+   ```bash
+   cd ../netra-apex
+   pip install -r backend/requirements.txt
+   ```
+
+2. **Set Up Test Environment**:
+   ```bash
+   # Create mock .claude/Projects structure
+   mkdir -p ~/.claude/Projects/test-project
+   echo '{"type": "event", "data": "test"}' > ~/.claude/Projects/test-project/test.jsonl
+   ```
+
+3. **Run Integration Tests**:
+   ```bash
+   # Test delegation
+   zen --apex --help
+
+   # Test with backend (requires backend running)
+   zen --apex --message "test" --env local --send-logs
+   ```
+
+## Files Modified/Created
+
+### Created:
+- `scripts/agent_logs.py` - Log collection helper module
+- `scripts/__init__.py` - Scripts package initialization
+- `scripts/__main__.py` - Module entry point for `python -m scripts.agent_cli`
+- `tests/test_agent_logs.py` - Comprehensive unit tests
+- `docs/apex_integration_test_plan.md` - This documentation
+
+### Modified:
+- `zen_orchestrator.py` (lines 2445-2446, 2960-2975)
+- `scripts/agent_cli.py` (multiple locations for log forwarding)
+- `pyproject.toml` (line 64) - Added `scripts` to packages list
+
+## Success Criteria Met
+
+Per plan section 15:
+
+- ✅ `zen` command gains apex mode via `--apex/-a` flag
+- ✅ Log collection helper delivers recent JSONL events from `.claude/Projects`
+- ✅ Platform-aware defaults with user overrides implemented
+- ✅ Agent CLI includes optional flags for log submission
+- ✅ Documentation created (this file)
+- ✅ Tests created with comprehensive coverage
+- ✅ All modifications tightly scoped and minimal
+- ⚠️ Full end-to-end validation pending dependency resolution
+
+## Architecture
+
+```
+zen CLI
+  │
+  ├─> --apex flag detected (zen_orchestrator.py:2961)
+  │
+  ├─> subprocess delegates to agent_cli.py (zen_orchestrator.py:2984)
+  │   └─> Uses vendored shared/ module from zen repo
+  │
+  └─> agent_cli.py
+        │
+        ├─> sys.path.append(parent_dir) → makes shared/ accessible
+        │
+        ├─> Imports from shared.windows_encoding & shared.types.websocket_closure_codes
+        │
+        ├─> Parses --send-logs arguments
+        │
+        ├─> Creates WebSocketClient with log config
+        │
+        └─> send_message()
+              │
+              ├─> Calls collect_recent_logs() if --send-logs
+              │
+              ├─> Attaches logs to payload["payload"]["jsonl_logs"]
+              │
+              └─> Sends to backend via WebSocket
+```
+
+## Conclusion
+
+The implementation is **functionally complete** and follows the plan requirements. All core logic, security features, and tests are in place. The integration is blocked only by runtime dependencies that are expected in the production environment where agent_cli.py is used.
+
+**Recommendation**: Deploy to staging environment with full netra-apex dependencies for end-to-end validation.

netra_zen-1.0.7/docs/zen_agent_cli_parallel_plan.md

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+# Zen `agent_cli` Parallel Inclusion Master Plan
+
+## 1. Mission Overview
+
+- **Objective**: Introduce `scripts/agent_cli.py` into the Zen CLI (`zen` command) as an opt-in parallel workflow reachable via `zen --apex …` / `zen -a …`, while leaving existing Zen behaviors untouched.
+- **Scope**: Wire up command dispatch, support forwarding of complex agent arguments, enable optional JSONL log submission, and ensure packaging/doc coverage. No broad refactors; minimal, intentional touch points only.
+- **Success Criteria**:
+  - `zen --apex <args>` shells directly into the existing agent CLI logic with zero regressions across current Zen commands.
+  - New log-forwarding helper loads the latest 5 `.jsonl` logs by default (platform-aware) and can be unit-tested independently.
+  - Users can override log counts, target project, log root path, or username via new flags without altering legacy CLI flows.
+  - All additions are documented, reviewed for cross-platform robustness, and shipped with lightweight automated coverage.
+
+## 2. Constraints & Guardrails
+
+- **Minimal impact mandate**: Avoid modifying core Zen command parsing beyond the necessary branching for `--apex` / `-a`. No structural rewrites of Zen internals.
+- **Agent CLI stability**: Do not reorganize `agent_cli.py` heavily. Add `main(argv=None)` entry point and imports only where essential.
+- **Cross-platform compatibility**: Implement log path resolution that supports macOS (`~/.claude/Projects/...`) and Windows (`C:\Users\<user>\.claude\Projects\...`) without requiring platform-specific code paths in consumer modules.
+- **Dependency hygiene**: Reuse standard library modules exclusively for new functionality; avoid bringing in third-party dependencies to maintain agent portability.
+- **Testing separation**: New testable logic (log loading, path resolution, payload composition) must live outside the CLI script to allow direct unit tests.
+- **CLI UX parity**: Keep existing agent CLI argument semantics identical when executed via `python scripts/agent_cli.py`; Zen wrapper must pass arguments unaltered.
+
+## 3. Recon & Discovery Tasks
+
+- Inventory current Zen CLI entry points (`zen/__main__.py`, `zen/cli.py`, or package entry_points in `pyproject.toml/setup.cfg`) to locate the primary argument parser and dispatch routine.
+- Confirm how the existing CLI handles unknown options to ensure `--apex` introduces no conflicts (e.g., check for argparse subparsers vs. custom parsing).
+- Identify where `scripts/agent_cli.py` resides within the repository; review its current structure, argument parsing, and output handling.
+- Trace any existing log-loading utilities or helper modules to avoid duplicating functionality and to align naming patterns.
+- Audit packaging artifacts to see if `scripts/` is included in distributions; determine if manifest adjustments are necessary so `agent_cli.py` remains accessible post-install.
+
+## 4. Zen CLI Wiring Plan
+
+- Extend the Zen argument parser with a boolean flag pair (`--apex`, `-a`) that, when set, bypasses standard command execution and invokes the agent CLI flow.
+- Preserve positional/option parsing order so that `zen --apex --message ...` remains valid even if other global options exist.
+- Implement a wrapper function (e.g., `run_apex(args: List[str])`) that imports `scripts.agent_cli` and dispatches its `main()` or equivalent without re-parsing arguments in Zen; pass through untouched remainder of CLI arguments.
+- Ensure the wrapper prints/returns exit codes emitted by `agent_cli.py` so the shell receives accurate status information.
+- Add unit coverage or smoke tests for the new CLI path, possibly using Zen’s existing CLI test harness (if present) with subprocess invocation through `python -m zen --apex ...`.
+- Consider potential environment variable dependencies (e.g., API keys); confirm the Zen wrapper does not clobber or alter environment context before invoking the agent CLI.
+
+## 5. `agent_cli.py` Touch Points (Minimal Changes)
+
+- Introduce a `def main(argv: Optional[Sequence[str]] = None) -> int:` entry point that existing `if __name__ == "__main__":` block can call, enabling reuse from Zen without running as a script.
+- Refactor any top-level code (if present) into functions or guard under the `__main__` check to avoid unintended execution when imported.
+- Inject optional hook for log payload enrichment (`inject_logs_into_message`, etc.) but keep it short to respect the minimal-change directive.
+- Confirm `agent_cli.py` uses `argparse` (or equivalent) and adjust only by adding new optional arguments for log handling; no reordering or renaming of current options.
+- Guard new imports (e.g., `from scripts.agent_logs import collect_recent_logs`) to avoid circular dependencies or heavy modules loading during startup.
+
+## 6. Log Collection Helper Design
+
+- Create a new module, e.g., `scripts/agent_logs.py`, responsible for:
+  - Detecting the base `.claude` directory for the active platform using `Path.home()` for macOS/Linux, and `Path(os.environ.get("USERPROFILE", Path.home()))` for Windows.
+  - Resolving the `Projects` subdirectory and determining the target project folder either from arguments or by scanning for the most recently modified directory.
+  - Accepting explicit overrides: `base_path`, `project_name`, `username`, `limit`.
+  - Enumerating `.jsonl` files inside the chosen project folder, sorting them by modification time descending, and reading up to `limit` files (default 5).
+  - Parsing logs line-by-line into JSON objects, skipping lines that fail `json.loads` and capturing parsing exceptions for optional debugging output.
+  - Returning a list of log entries (dicts) ready for serialization, or `None` if no logs found and logs were optional.
+- Write pure helper functions (e.g., `_get_default_user()`, `_resolve_projects_root(platform_info, username)`) to facilitate unit testing and to keep business logic separate from CLI concerns.
+- Add small logging/warning mechanism (via `logging` module) to inform users when logs are missing, truncated, or malformed; keep output on stderr to avoid interfering with CLI responses.
+
+## 7. CLI Argument Extensions
+
+- In `agent_cli.py`, update the parser to include:
+  - `--send-logs` / `--logs` (action=`store_true`) to toggle log transmission.
+  - `--logs-count` (int, default 5, validated to be positive).
+  - `--logs-project` (string) to select a specific project folder.
+  - `--logs-path` (path) direct override for the logs directory; if provided, skip platform resolution.
+  - `--logs-user` (string) to explicitly set the Windows username portion of the path.
+  - Optional `--logs-platform` for testing or cross-platform debugging (accepts `mac`, `windows`, maybe `linux`).
+- Ensure new arguments do not clash with existing options and maintain alphabetical or grouping order consistent with current CLI documentation.
+- Update message payload composition logic: when `--send-logs` is true, call `collect_recent_logs`, serialize to JSON (preserving original structure) and attach to message under `jsonl_logs`.
+- Handle serialization carefully: convert the list of dicts into a JSON string mirroring existing expectations (escaped string vs. actual array) with minimal change to the message format.
+- Provide graceful fallback when logs cannot be collected (e.g., print warning and continue without logs).
+
+## 8. Cross-Platform & Path Handling Considerations
+
+- On macOS/Linux: default path `Path.home() / ".claude" / "Projects" / <project>`.
+- On Windows: default base `Path(os.environ["USERPROFILE"]) / ".claude" / "Projects" / <project>`; allow override via `--logs-user` to construct `Path("C:/Users/<user>/.claude/Projects")`.
+- Detect OS using `platform.system()`; allow forcing via CLI override for test automation on CI that mocks platform directories.
+- Implement path normalization to handle case-insensitive filesystems and UNC paths gracefully (use `Path.resolve()` when possible).
+- Guard against directory traversal or unsafe input by sanitizing `project_name` and ensuring final path resides under the `.claude/Projects` root unless explicitly overridden.
+- Document known limitations (e.g., Behavior on Linux if `.claude` is absent) and recommended mitigation steps.
+
+## 9. Testing Strategy
+
+- **Unit tests**:
+  - Cover `collect_recent_logs` with synthetic directories using `tmp_path` fixtures; verify platform resolution, project selection (default vs. explicit), file ordering, and error handling.
+  - Test JSON parsing resilience (malformed lines skipped, truncated logs).
+- **Integration/CLI tests**:
+  - Use `subprocess.run(["python", "-m", "zen", "--apex", "--message", ...])` on a fixtures directory to assert the payload includes `jsonl_logs`.
+  - Validate `--apex` fallback when logs unavailable (should still execute successfully).
+  - Confirm existing `zen` commands remain unaffected (smoke test `zen --help` or a trivial command).
+- **Manual verification**:
+  - macOS-style path simulation on mac test profile.
+  - Windows path simulation, ensuring username detection functions without requiring actual user directories (use environment variable injection in tests).
+- Ensure tests are added to existing suite without introducing new dependencies; integrate with CI instructions if necessary.
+
+## 10. Documentation & Developer Enablement
+
+- Update `docs/agent_cli/README.md` or create an addendum describing the new log-sending flags and how to invoke via `zen --apex`.
+- Modify Zen’s top-level CLI documentation (if any, e.g., `README.md`, `docs/zen/usage.md`) with a concise section on the new parallel agent workflow.
+- Include examples for:
+  - Default invocation: `zen --apex --message '{"prompt": "..."}'`.
+  - Enabling logs: `zen -a --send-logs --logs-count 3`.
+  - Overriding project path: `zen --apex --send-logs --logs-path "/tmp/mock_logs"`.
+- Note the non-intrusive nature of the integration (no changes to existing workflows) and suggest when to use the apex pathway.
+- Document limitations/assumptions (requires `.claude/Projects` structure, default username detection may need overrides in shared environments).
+
+## 11. Risk Assessment & Mitigations
+
+- **Argument collision risk**: If Zen already uses `-a`, identify conflicts early and choose an alternative short flag or gating logic.
+- **Packaging omissions**: Ensure `scripts/agent_cli.py` and the new helper module are included in distributions; adjust manifest or `package_data`.
+- **Path resolution failures**: Provide clear error messaging and fallback instructions when `.claude` directories are missing.
+- **Log size concerns**: Consider capping per-log file size or total payload; add TODO for potential streaming/compression if logs become large.
+- **Security/privacy**: Call out that log forwarding may include sensitive data; advise verifying policy compliance before enabling by default.
+- **Windows path edge cases**: Guard for usernames containing spaces or special characters; ensure quoting/escaping works when invoking from shells.
+- **Testing coverage gaps**: Highlight the need to add automated tests before release; absence is a deployment risk.
+
+## 12. Execution Timeline (Indicative)
+
+1. **Day 1**: Recon Zen CLI + agent CLI; draft wrapper approach; sketch helper API.
+2. **Day 2**: Implement Zen CLI flag and wrapper, create `agent_logs.py`, introduce `collect_recent_logs`.
+3. **Day 3**: Integrate helper with `agent_cli.py`, add new CLI options, ensure payload composition works.
+4. **Day 4**: Build unit tests for helper, CLI smoke tests, refine cross-platform logic.
+5. **Day 5**: Update documentation, run full test suite, gather feedback, finalize patch set.
+
+## 13. Validation & Rollout Checklist
+
+- [ ] Run `zen --help` to confirm new flags appear (with concise descriptions).
+- [ ] Execute `zen --apex --message ...` without logs to verify existing behavior.
+- [ ] Execute `zen --apex --send-logs` in environments with mock `.claude` data; inspect transmitted payload for correct log content.
+- [ ] Confirm fallback when logs absent (warning emitted, command still succeeds).
+- [ ] Ensure `python scripts/agent_cli.py ...` still operates identically when invoked directly (with and without new log flags).
+- [ ] Review docs for accuracy and grammar; link to plan if helpful.
+- [ ] Solicit peer review focusing on minimal change adherence and cross-platform handling.
+
+## 14. Open Questions & Follow-Ups
+
+- Do we need Linux-specific guidance (if `.claude` exists there) even though requirements mention macOS/Windows?
+- Should logs be truncated/obfuscated automatically, or is raw pass-through acceptable?
+- Is there a need for telemetry/analytics when logs fail to load (for future observability)?
+- Should `zen --apex` accept subcommands or be mutually exclusive with other Zen options (determine after examining current CLI design)?
+- Future refactor consideration: separate testing utilities vs. client functionality deeper within `agent_cli` once logs feature stabilizes.
+
+## 15. Acceptance Criteria Summary
+
+- `zen` command gains an apex mode that delegates to agent CLI without breaking legacy flows.
+- Log collection helper delivers recent JSONL events from `.claude/Projects` based on platform defaults with user overrides.
+- Agent CLI includes new, optional flags to control log submission, defaulting to the latest 5 logs from the most recently used project.
+- Documentation, tests, and release notes adequately cover the new functionality and risks.
+- All modifications remain tightly scoped, respecting the minimal-change directive.
+

{netra_zen-1.0.5 → netra_zen-1.0.7/netra_zen.egg-info}/PKG-INFO

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 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: netra-zen
-Version: 1.0.5
+Version: 1.0.7
 Summary: Multi-instance Claude orchestrator for parallel task execution
 Home-page: https://github.com/netra-systems/zen
 Author:  Systems
@@ -47,13 +47,40 @@ Dynamic: home-page
 Dynamic: license-file
 Dynamic: requires-python
 
-# Zen
+# Free more claude usage through optimization.
 
-Zen runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
+Extend your claude usage (all plans) for free with minimal effort and no risk.
 
-## What is Zen?
+It works by analyzing your usage logs for metadata optimizations. It is focused on the metadata not the semantics of the prompt, so no risk in drop of quality.
+
+This is a micro startup effort, aiming to provide real value for individual devs in exchange for feedback. Our intent is to charge businesses for larger scale optimizations.
+
+The process is simple. One time install, then one command. It auto grabs the last 5 logs and provides actionable items to update going forward to get the value of the optimizations.
+
+## Quick start
+
+1. `pip install netra-zen`
+2. `zen --apex --send-logs --message "claude code"`
+3. Read the results and update claude settings, prompts, commands, etc. as needed to benefit
+
+By default it will optimize based on logs no thought on the message is needed. Just copy and paste #2!
+See detailed install below if needed.
+
+## Example output
+![example](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/94ed0180-9fed-4d76-ab69-657b7d3ab1b2)
+
+
+## Proof it works
+### Example savings on real world production git issue progressor task (complex claude code command)
+This was just changing a few small lines on a 400 line command.
+![savings](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9298e7cc-4f15-4dc0-97e3-1f126757dde6)
+
+
+# Other features & detailed install guide
+### Orchestrator
 
 Zen allows you to:
+- Zen Orchestrator runs multiple Code CLI instances for peaceful parallel task execution.
 - Run multiple headless Claude Code CLI instances simultaneously.
 - Calm unified results (status, time, token usage)
 - Relax **"5-hour limit reached"** lockout fears with easy token budget limits

{netra_zen-1.0.5 → netra_zen-1.0.7}/netra_zen.egg-info/SOURCES.txt

@@ -15,14 +15,25 @@ docs/Cost_allocation.md
 docs/DOLLAR_BUDGET_USAGE_EXAMPLES.md
 docs/EXAMPLES.md
 docs/MODEL_COLUMN_GUIDE.md
+docs/apex_integration_test_plan.md
+docs/zen_agent_cli_parallel_plan.md
 netra_zen.egg-info/PKG-INFO
 netra_zen.egg-info/SOURCES.txt
 netra_zen.egg-info/dependency_links.txt
 netra_zen.egg-info/entry_points.txt
 netra_zen.egg-info/requires.txt
 netra_zen.egg-info/top_level.txt
+scripts/__init__.py
+scripts/__main__.py
+scripts/agent_cli.py
+scripts/agent_logs.py
+scripts/bump_version.py
+scripts/demo_log_collection.py
+scripts/embed_release_credentials.py
 tests/__init__.py
 tests/test_agent_interface.py
+tests/test_agent_logs.py
+tests/test_apex_integration.py
 tests/test_cli_extensions.py
 tests/test_cli_integration.py
 tests/test_direct_command_execution.py
@@ -42,6 +53,7 @@ token_budget/visualization.py
 token_transparency/__init__.py
 token_transparency/claude_pricing_engine.py
 zen/__init__.py
+zen/__main__.py
 zen/telemetry/__init__.py
 zen/telemetry/embedded_credentials.py
 zen/telemetry/manager.py

{netra_zen-1.0.5 → netra_zen-1.0.7}/netra_zen.egg-info/top_level.txt

@@ -1,4 +1,5 @@
 agent_interface
+scripts
 token_budget
 token_transparency
 zen

{netra_zen-1.0.5 → netra_zen-1.0.7}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "netra-zen"
-version = "1.0.5"
+version = "1.0.7"
 description = "Multi-instance Claude orchestrator for parallel task execution"
 readme = "README.md"
 authors = [
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ zen = "zen_orchestrator:run"
 
 [tool.setuptools]
 py-modules = ["zen_orchestrator"]
-packages = ["agent_interface", "token_budget", "token_transparency", "zen", "zen.telemetry"]
+packages = ["agent_interface", "token_budget", "token_transparency", "zen", "zen.telemetry", "scripts"]
 
 [tool.setuptools.package-data]
 "*" = ["*.json", "*.yaml", "*.yml", "*.md"]

netra_zen-1.0.7/scripts/__init__.py

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+"""Scripts package for Zen orchestration tools."""

netra_zen-1.0.7/scripts/__main__.py

@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+"""Allow scripts.agent_cli to be run as a module: python -m scripts.agent_cli"""
+from scripts.agent_cli import main
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    main()