agyenvoy CLAUDE.md

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Commands

npm install
git config core.hooksPath .githooks   # once per clone: pre-commit lints/format-checks + rebuilds server.mjs if stale; commit-msg runs commitlint

npm test                              # tsc build → dist/, then node --test test/*.test.mjs
node --test --test-name-pattern="agy_ask" test/server.test.mjs   # single test (needs dist/ built)
npm run build                         # tsc typecheck + emit dist/
npm run bundle                        # esbuild → server.mjs (the shipped artifact)
npm run dev                           # tsx watch src/index.ts
npm run lint                          # oxlint
npm run fmt                           # oxfmt --write; fmt:check for CI/hook mode

What this is

A Claude Code plugin wrapping the agy (Antigravity/Gemini) CLI as an MCP server plus three skills. .claude-plugin/plugin.json launches node server.mjs; skills/*/SKILL.md teach the host agent when to delegate to agy (image gen, media understanding, second opinions).

Architecture

All server code is one module: src/index.ts. CONTEXT.md is the domain glossary — use its terms (agy runner, auth store, print mode).

• The agy runner seam: createServer(deps: AgyDeps) takes { runAgy, readAuthStatus }, defaulting to prod adapters. All four tool handlers go through deps. Tests pass fakes and drive tools through a real MCP client over InMemoryTransport — never by spawning agy. Keep new tool logic behind this seam so it stays testable that way.
• server.mjs is a tracked build artifact (self-contained bundle; plugin users never npm install). Any src/ change requires npm run bundle in the same commit — the pre-commit hook enforces this.
• Tests import from dist/, not src/ — npm test builds first; running node --test directly against stale dist/ tests old code.
• One version, three files: .claude-plugin/plugin.json, marketplace.json, and package.json all carry the same version (package.json's is surfaced in MCP serverInfo via pkgVersion()). Bump all three together when releasing.