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stagecoach-ai

v0.1.16

Published

Thin npm wrapper that downloads and runs the stagecoach native binary — a snapshot-based AI commit-message generator that uses YOUR local CLI agent.

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Keywords

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Readme

stagecoach-ai

stagecoach-ai is a thin npm wrapper that downloads the stagecoach native binary at install time (via a postinstall script) and execs it on every stagecoach invocation. stagecoach is a snapshot-based AI commit-message generator that uses YOUR local CLI agent. If the postinstall download was blocked (for example by running npm install --ignore-scripts or a corporate npm mirror that disables scripts), the stagecoach command prints a message pointing at https://github.com/dabstractor/stagecoach#install — install directly or use a package manager that allows postinstall.

Install

npm install -g stagecoach-ai
stagecoach

See the main repository for features, configuration, and the full CLI reference.

Publishing (for maintainers)

This package is published automatically when a v* tag is pushed (the same tag that fires goreleaser). goreleaser has no native npm pipe, so an npm-publish job (in release.yml) runs after the goreleaser job:

  1. Syncs package.json version to the tag (v1.2.0 → 1.2.0; the committed version stays 0.0.0, a dev placeholder).
  2. npm install --ignore-scripts --no-package-lock — validates the tar / extract-zip deps resolve WITHOUT running postinstall (the native binary is fetched at user install time, not publish time) and WITHOUT writing a lockfile into the tarball.
  3. npm publish — the package is unscoped (stagecoach-ai), so it is public by default; no --access flag is needed (that flag is scoped-packages-only).

Required secret: NPM_TOKEN — an npm automation token (npmjs.com → Access Tokens → "Automation"), which bypasses publish 2FA for non-interactive CI. Add it under the repo's Settings → Secrets → Actions. (A "Publish" token will fail in CI if the account has publish 2FA on.)

The wrapper's smoke tests (the shim + the installer) run on every PR in ci.yml (npm-smoke job) to catch regressions before a release. See the main repo's distribution notes for all install channels.

Optional future enhancement: add a files field to package.json to slim the tarball (the test/* files currently ship, ~9KB extra, which is harmless) and/or use npm publish --tag next for prerelease tags so npm install does not resolve an RC as latest. Both require a package.json change and are intentionally out of scope for the initial publish wiring.