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@mypenny/core

v0.1.25

Published

MyPenny memory injection + transcript ingest for coding tools (shared core)

Downloads

632

Readme

@mypenny/core

Shared library used by @mypenny/claude, @mypenny/codex, and @mypenny/cursor. Holds the device-flow client, MyPenny memory client, transcript ingest client, and the five hook scripts that the tool shells reference via ${PLUGIN_ROOT}/node_modules/@mypenny/core/scripts/*.ts.

Not meant to be installed directly by end users — install one of the tool-shell packages instead.

Project Key vs SharedSpace

The coding subconscious is project-aware without any manual setup. It derives a stable projectKey from the current working directory, preferring the git remote repo name, and uses that to read and update the matching subconscious:<projectKey> block.

SharedSpace scope is separate from the local repo path, Cursor workspace, Claude project, Codex workspace, or git project. The code plugin ignores local MYPENNY_SHARED_SPACE_* and MYPENNY_WORKSPACE_ID environment variables and does not send a workspaceId; SharedSpace routing is selected server-side for specific plugin tokens.

For the hidden pilot, Peter or Aaron enables the routing mechanism on the target Convex deployment:

pnpm exec convex env set MYPENNY_SHARED_SPACE_MODE 1 --deployment <deployment>

Then they manually select only the plugin tokens that should default to a SharedSpace. The token must already have an active grant to that sharedWorkspaces row:

pnpm exec convex run sharedWorkspaces:setTokenServerDefaultWorkspace \
  '{"tokenId":"<pluginTokens id>","workspaceId":"<sharedWorkspaces id>","enabled":true}' \
  --deployment <deployment>

Unselected plugin tokens keep using private memory. The server resolves the selected SharedSpace row's Org and grant before writing to the synthetic workspace_<id> memory principal. To disable the global hidden route, remove MYPENNY_SHARED_SPACE_MODE; to unselect one token, rerun the mutation with "enabled":false.