wikifier 4.1.3__tar.gz → 4.1.4__tar.gz

{wikifier-4.1.3/wikifier.egg-info → wikifier-4.1.4}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: wikifier
-Version: 4.1.3
+Version: 4.1.4
 Summary: Zero-dependency agent-to-agent codebase wiki for LLMs and AI agents. Autonomously maintained via record-change and mark-green for token-efficient lookup of files, dependencies, health, and summaries — across tiny scripts to 50k+ monorepos. Optional MCP server with rich tools for agents.
 Author-email: Aron Amos <aron@example.com>
 Maintainer: Aron Amos
@@ -74,10 +74,17 @@ M5 broad real-world dogfood (85-90%+) on multiple external 5k–50k+ creative pr
 Recent focus (v4.1.x):
 - Human investigation layer separation (only the clean `index.html` viewer is deployed to targets; `diagnostics.html` is maintainer-only).
 - Mapping & update speed hygiene (faster candidate collection with scandir + git fast-path, consistent excludes, parser micro-opts).
-- Human dashboard UX: prominent Quick actions toolbar with copy-to-clipboard buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); big primary buttons in empty states for first-time setup; auto-copy of `wikifier update-maps` command on first render of "no structure map yet" (session-guarded) so it feels automatic on first run of a fresh project. See v4.1.3 notes.
+- Human dashboard UX: prominent Quick actions toolbar with copy-to-clipboard buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); big primary buttons in empty states for first-time setup; auto-copy of `wikifier update-maps` command on first render of "no structure map yet" (session-guarded) so it feels automatic on first run of a fresh project.
+- mcp and skills docs sync: updated the human layer descriptions in `skills/run.md` and `wikifier/mcp/README.md` (and cli.py comment) to accurately reflect the new dashboard command buttons, empty-state CTAs, and first-run auto-copy behavior. See v4.1.4 notes.
 
 Full history moved to `docs/` and `Findings/`. The project stays deliberately lean and agent-first.
 
+**v4.1.4 (2026-06)**: mcp and skills docs sync for latest human dashboard UX (very minor polish; no behaviour change).
+- Updated "Human investigation layer" section in `skills/run.md` and "Human layer in MCP projects" in `wikifier/mcp/README.md` to describe the Quick actions toolbar, prominent first-time command buttons in empty states, and session-guarded auto-copy of update-maps on first no-map render.
+- Minor update to cli.py comment on copy_human_dashboards for accuracy.
+- Ensures docs accurately describe what humans see in the secondary viewer after init, without altering agent protocol, MCP tools, or core behavior.
+- All under FRESH + record+mark-green (subid=human-dashboard-commands). Complements the v4.1.3 dashboard template changes.
+
 **v4.1.3 (2026-06)**: Human dashboard command buttons + first-run update-maps UX (very minor polish to the secondary human investigation layer).
 - Added visible "Quick actions" bar with easy one-click copy buttons for the primary commands available to humans using the dashboard (check-changes, update-maps, start monitor). Feedback includes exact pasteable command + "run in this project folder then Refresh" guidance + manual refresh link.
 - Enhanced empty states ("No structure map yet", "No files yet") with prominent primary buttons for the relevant commands (update-maps prioritized, combined first-time setup for files).

{wikifier-4.1.3 → wikifier-4.1.4}/README.md

@@ -42,10 +42,17 @@ M5 broad real-world dogfood (85-90%+) on multiple external 5k–50k+ creative pr
 Recent focus (v4.1.x):
 - Human investigation layer separation (only the clean `index.html` viewer is deployed to targets; `diagnostics.html` is maintainer-only).
 - Mapping & update speed hygiene (faster candidate collection with scandir + git fast-path, consistent excludes, parser micro-opts).
-- Human dashboard UX: prominent Quick actions toolbar with copy-to-clipboard buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); big primary buttons in empty states for first-time setup; auto-copy of `wikifier update-maps` command on first render of "no structure map yet" (session-guarded) so it feels automatic on first run of a fresh project. See v4.1.3 notes.
+- Human dashboard UX: prominent Quick actions toolbar with copy-to-clipboard buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); big primary buttons in empty states for first-time setup; auto-copy of `wikifier update-maps` command on first render of "no structure map yet" (session-guarded) so it feels automatic on first run of a fresh project.
+- mcp and skills docs sync: updated the human layer descriptions in `skills/run.md` and `wikifier/mcp/README.md` (and cli.py comment) to accurately reflect the new dashboard command buttons, empty-state CTAs, and first-run auto-copy behavior. See v4.1.4 notes.
 
 Full history moved to `docs/` and `Findings/`. The project stays deliberately lean and agent-first.
 
+**v4.1.4 (2026-06)**: mcp and skills docs sync for latest human dashboard UX (very minor polish; no behaviour change).
+- Updated "Human investigation layer" section in `skills/run.md` and "Human layer in MCP projects" in `wikifier/mcp/README.md` to describe the Quick actions toolbar, prominent first-time command buttons in empty states, and session-guarded auto-copy of update-maps on first no-map render.
+- Minor update to cli.py comment on copy_human_dashboards for accuracy.
+- Ensures docs accurately describe what humans see in the secondary viewer after init, without altering agent protocol, MCP tools, or core behavior.
+- All under FRESH + record+mark-green (subid=human-dashboard-commands). Complements the v4.1.3 dashboard template changes.
+
 **v4.1.3 (2026-06)**: Human dashboard command buttons + first-run update-maps UX (very minor polish to the secondary human investigation layer).
 - Added visible "Quick actions" bar with easy one-click copy buttons for the primary commands available to humans using the dashboard (check-changes, update-maps, start monitor). Feedback includes exact pasteable command + "run in this project folder then Refresh" guidance + manual refresh link.
 - Enhanced empty states ("No structure map yet", "No files yet") with prominent primary buttons for the relevant commands (update-maps prioritized, combined first-time setup for files).

{wikifier-4.1.3 → wikifier-4.1.4}/pyproject.toml

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
 
 [project]
 name = "wikifier"
-version = "4.1.3"
+version = "4.1.4"
 description = "Zero-dependency agent-to-agent codebase wiki for LLMs and AI agents. Autonomously maintained via record-change and mark-green for token-efficient lookup of files, dependencies, health, and summaries — across tiny scripts to 50k+ monorepos. Optional MCP server with rich tools for agents."
 readme = "README.md"
 license = {text = "MIT"}

{wikifier-4.1.3 → wikifier-4.1.4}/skills/run.md

@@ -243,4 +243,4 @@ All support `project_root=...` and return structured data (plus side-effecting s
 
 See README.md "Intended Use" for the strict agent-to-agent wiki scope (token saving for lookup + autonomous update/create of wiki entries only). M5 dogfood validated this on real external projects with the exact patterns above. Recent 4.0.1 hygiene (health coerce + superseded prune) further improves reliability of the matrix for agents doing direct lookups/updates.
 
-**Human investigation layer (secondary, opt-in)**: `wikifier init` copies only `index.html` (the clean human wiki viewer) into the target project (the folder where MCP/CLI run). `diagnostics.html` (Wikifier maintainer hub) is no longer copied — it would show the wrong tree (Wikifier's internals) and be stale for the host project. Humans open the local `index.html` (via `python -m http.server` recommended) to see a clean visual of *that project's* agent-maintained wiki: prominent code structure / dependency chart (Mermaid) as the hero, followed by a simple "Files & descriptions" list (paths + short "what this file is about" summaries pulled from the wiki notes), and a lightweight "Browse by folder" tree derived from the health data. It auto-polls for refresh when the monitor or agents update the underlying .md files. Prominent copy buttons export "structure as text" (Mermaid source) and a clean full snapshot (tree + file list + descriptions) — exactly the compact, token-saving view agents use. The default human page is intentionally free of dense agent internals (those live in `diagnostics.html` in the Wikifier source for technical users). If an old diagnostics.html is present, it can be safely deleted. The .md files + MCP/CLI/tools remain the primary SSOT and update mechanism for agents. This layer lets humans (or teams) visually investigate and copy-paste wiki summaries for their own work / LLM chats without touching agent behavior or adding deps.
+**Human investigation layer (secondary, opt-in)**: `wikifier init` copies only `index.html` (the clean human wiki viewer) into the target project (the folder where MCP/CLI run). `diagnostics.html` (Wikifier maintainer hub) is no longer copied — it would show the wrong tree (Wikifier's internals) and be stale for the host project. Humans open the local `index.html` (via `python -m http.server` recommended) to see a clean visual of *that project's* agent-maintained wiki: prominent code structure / dependency chart (Mermaid) as the hero, followed by a simple "Files & descriptions" list (paths + short "what this file is about" summaries pulled from the wiki notes), and a lightweight "Browse by folder" tree derived from the health data. A "Quick actions" toolbar provides one-click copy buttons for the main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); empty states ("no map yet", "no files yet") have prominent buttons for first-time commands (update-maps is prioritized). On first open with no map, the update-maps command is auto-copied (sessionStorage-guarded) with guidance so initial setup feels automatic. It auto-polls for refresh when the monitor or agents update the underlying .md files. Prominent copy buttons export "structure as text" (Mermaid source) and a clean full snapshot (tree + file list + descriptions) — exactly the compact, token-saving view agents use. The default human page is intentionally free of dense agent internals (those live in `diagnostics.html` in the Wikifier source for technical users). If an old diagnostics.html is present, it can be safely deleted. The .md files + MCP/CLI/tools remain the primary SSOT and update mechanism for agents. This layer lets humans (or teams) visually investigate and copy-paste wiki summaries for their own work / LLM chats without touching agent behavior or adding deps.

{wikifier-4.1.3 → wikifier-4.1.4}/wikifier/__init__.py

@@ -62,4 +62,4 @@ from .contracts import (
     compute_acs_confidence,
 )
 
-__version__ = "4.1.3"
+__version__ = "4.1.4"

{wikifier-4.1.3 → wikifier-4.1.4}/wikifier/cli.py

@@ -1160,8 +1160,10 @@ def health(
 # Human Investigation Layer (secondary sub-project)
 # Only index.html (the clean human wiki viewer) is copied into target projects by init.
 # It provides the prominent code structure chart (Mermaid), "Files & descriptions" list with
-# short summaries, folder browser, and copy buttons for the *target project's* agent-maintained
-# wiki (data-driven from its file_health.* + library.md after check-changes + update-maps).
+# short summaries, folder browser, copy buttons for tree/snapshot, a "Quick actions" toolbar
+# with copy buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &), and prominent
+# buttons + session-guarded auto-copy of update-maps in empty states for easy first-run setup.
+# (data-driven from its file_health.* + library.md after check-changes + update-maps).
 # diagnostics.html is the Wikifier-specific heavy maintainer/refactor/porter hub (architecture,
 # full command map, porting checklist, this project's own source tree with purposes). It is
 # *not* copied to foreign project roots — it would point at the wrong folder and be stale for

{wikifier-4.1.3 → wikifier-4.1.4/wikifier.egg-info}/PKG-INFO

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 Metadata-Version: 2.4
 Name: wikifier
-Version: 4.1.3
+Version: 4.1.4
 Summary: Zero-dependency agent-to-agent codebase wiki for LLMs and AI agents. Autonomously maintained via record-change and mark-green for token-efficient lookup of files, dependencies, health, and summaries — across tiny scripts to 50k+ monorepos. Optional MCP server with rich tools for agents.
 Author-email: Aron Amos <aron@example.com>
 Maintainer: Aron Amos
@@ -74,10 +74,17 @@ M5 broad real-world dogfood (85-90%+) on multiple external 5k–50k+ creative pr
 Recent focus (v4.1.x):
 - Human investigation layer separation (only the clean `index.html` viewer is deployed to targets; `diagnostics.html` is maintainer-only).
 - Mapping & update speed hygiene (faster candidate collection with scandir + git fast-path, consistent excludes, parser micro-opts).
-- Human dashboard UX: prominent Quick actions toolbar with copy-to-clipboard buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); big primary buttons in empty states for first-time setup; auto-copy of `wikifier update-maps` command on first render of "no structure map yet" (session-guarded) so it feels automatic on first run of a fresh project. See v4.1.3 notes.
+- Human dashboard UX: prominent Quick actions toolbar with copy-to-clipboard buttons for main commands (check-changes, update-maps, monitor &); big primary buttons in empty states for first-time setup; auto-copy of `wikifier update-maps` command on first render of "no structure map yet" (session-guarded) so it feels automatic on first run of a fresh project.
+- mcp and skills docs sync: updated the human layer descriptions in `skills/run.md` and `wikifier/mcp/README.md` (and cli.py comment) to accurately reflect the new dashboard command buttons, empty-state CTAs, and first-run auto-copy behavior. See v4.1.4 notes.
 
 Full history moved to `docs/` and `Findings/`. The project stays deliberately lean and agent-first.
 
+**v4.1.4 (2026-06)**: mcp and skills docs sync for latest human dashboard UX (very minor polish; no behaviour change).
+- Updated "Human investigation layer" section in `skills/run.md` and "Human layer in MCP projects" in `wikifier/mcp/README.md` to describe the Quick actions toolbar, prominent first-time command buttons in empty states, and session-guarded auto-copy of update-maps on first no-map render.
+- Minor update to cli.py comment on copy_human_dashboards for accuracy.
+- Ensures docs accurately describe what humans see in the secondary viewer after init, without altering agent protocol, MCP tools, or core behavior.
+- All under FRESH + record+mark-green (subid=human-dashboard-commands). Complements the v4.1.3 dashboard template changes.
+
 **v4.1.3 (2026-06)**: Human dashboard command buttons + first-run update-maps UX (very minor polish to the secondary human investigation layer).
 - Added visible "Quick actions" bar with easy one-click copy buttons for the primary commands available to humans using the dashboard (check-changes, update-maps, start monitor). Feedback includes exact pasteable command + "run in this project folder then Refresh" guidance + manual refresh link.
 - Enhanced empty states ("No structure map yet", "No files yet") with prominent primary buttons for the relevant commands (update-maps prioritized, combined first-time setup for files).