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@magclaw/team-sharing

v0.2.1

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One-command MagClaw Team Sharing setup for Codex and Claude Code: npx @magclaw/team-sharing@latest setup --server-url https://magclaw.multiego.me --channel <channel-path>.

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MagClaw Team Sharing

One-command installer for MagClaw Team Sharing.

Recommended Setup

npx @magclaw/team-sharing@latest setup --server-url https://magclaw.multiego.me --channel <channel-path>

The npm sidebar's npm i @magclaw/team-sharing command only installs the binary. Use the setup command above for the real end-to-end Team Sharing configuration.

The npm package is @magclaw/team-sharing; it exposes the team-sharing command for day-to-day use. It is intentionally standalone and does not depend on @magclaw/cli-core, so Team Sharing hook/skill changes can ship without forcing daemon or computer package releases.

The installer configures MagClaw Team Sharing sync for Codex and Claude Code:

  • browser/device login for a scoped Team Sharing token
  • durable local team-sharing shim for hooks and day-to-day commands (team-sharing, team-sharing.cmd, and team-sharing.ps1)
  • project-level .magclaw/team-sharing.yaml
  • Codex and Claude Code hooks
  • local magclaw-team-sharing skill
  • upgrade checks for @magclaw/team-sharing

Tokens are cached under the user profile in ~/.magclaw/team-sharing/ and are not written into project repositories.

Session Reporting Overrides

Per-session reporting controls such as team-sharing session-reporting off use the default local store ~/.magclaw/team-sharing/session-overrides.json. This is the recommended and stable path for normal users. It is independent of the active Team Sharing profile, CLI login state, and project registration, so deleting and re-adding a Codex or Claude Code project does not remove the override.

MAGCLAW_TEAM_SHARING_HOME is an advanced override for tests or intentionally isolated environments. If it is set, both the CLI and hooks must inherit the same value; setting it only in one terminal affects only that shell and its child processes, while hooks launched by Codex or Claude Code read only the environment inherited by that Agent process. For ordinary installs, leave it unset and use the default path above.

The installer is designed for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Hook commands avoid POSIX-only environment expansion and let the CLI resolve transcript paths and session titles from the runtime environment or hook payload.