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@ai-plugins-cc/core

v0.2.0

Published

Shared core library for ai-plugins-cc: state, process, git, context, render, job-control, tracked-jobs, workspace, fs, args, prompts.

Downloads

48

Readme

@ai-plugins-cc/core

Shared core library for ai-plugins-cc. Every provider plugin and the umbrella import from here.

Modules

| Subpath | What it owns | |---|---| | @ai-plugins-cc/core/state | Per-workspace state file with atomic writes (temp file + rename) and a lockfile-based mutex (Atomics.wait backoff, stale-lock recovery) so concurrent foreground+background writers can't tear state. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/process | runCommand, binaryAvailable, terminateProcessTree (POSIX pgrp + Windows taskkill). | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/git | collectReviewContext, resolveReviewTarget, etc. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/context | Workspace-contained file collection. Rejects paths that escape the workspace root unless allowOutsideWorkspace: true. Picks a backtick fence longer than any in-content run so file content with ``` can't break the prompt structure. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/render | Markdown rendering of jobs, reviews, status reports. Reads getProviderId() and getProviderLabel() from core/config so each plugin's UI shows its own brand. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/job-control | Snapshot building, status, cancel resolution. Uses getCommandPrefix() from core/config for slash-command hints in error messages. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/tracked-jobs | Background job lifecycle. SESSION_ID_ENV = "AI_PLUGINS_CC_SESSION_ID" (legacy GEMINI_COMPANION_SESSION_ID still readable). | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/workspace | resolveWorkspaceRoot. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/fs | readJsonFile, createTempDir, etc. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/args | Lightweight CLI arg parser. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/prompts | loadPromptTemplate, interpolateTemplate. | | @ai-plugins-cc/core/config | Process-scoped provider identity. Plugins call setProviderIdentity({ commandPrefix, providerId, providerLabel }) at startup. |

Provider identity

Core has no hardcoded provider name. Each plugin's entry script calls setProviderIdentity(...) once before importing anything that emits user-facing strings:

import { setProviderIdentity } from "@ai-plugins-cc/core/config";

setProviderIdentity({
  commandPrefix: "gemini",
  providerId: "gemini",
  providerLabel: "Gemini"
});

After that call, every error message, status table, and rendered report uses the configured prefix and label.

Tests

npm test --workspace=@ai-plugins-cc/core

35 tests covering: context collection (path containment, fence escaping, glob matching), git review context, process termination, render output shapes, state (atomic writes, concurrent writers, prune-on-overflow).