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@zhimanai/codex

v0.1.5

Published

Public Innies CLI install package with control-plane preflight and runtime delegation.

Readme

@zhimanai/codex

Public install package for the Innies CLI.

npm install -g @zhimanai/codex
innies

Requires Node.js 18 or newer.

This package owns the public CLI contract:

  • preflight with innies-coder or crab-gateway for normal runtime runs
  • inject session identity into the runtime environment when preflight returns one
  • create InniesCoding requirement-analysis workflows from raw requirement input when control plane is enabled
  • record local PRD draft handoff state under .inniescoding after a successful Agent-run result registration returns a resolvable prd_draft artifact
  • handle innies continue by rereading the recorded PRD file and comparing hashes
  • register PRD path/hash metadata and optional Agent-run result metadata
  • launch @zhiman_innies/innies-codex; local information commands such as --version / -v and --help / -h skip control-plane calls and ignore stale INNIES_CODING_* business context, and --innies-skip-control-plane bypasses preflight and registration calls

The removed --innies-native compatibility flag is intentionally rejected; the public innies command always launches @zhiman_innies/innies-codex.

The actual agent runtime lives in @zhiman_innies/innies-codex; that external runtime owns CODEX_HOME setup and keeps runtime state under ~/.inniescoder. This wrapper does not directly manage runtime state. InniesCoding workflow handoff state is local to the current workspace under .inniescoding.

No local Rust build is required, and the runtime package itself is published from the sibling codex repository.