- Add all required Qt libraries (glib, xcb, xkb, nss, etc.)
- Install opencode-ai via npm in ready container
- Add nodejs/npm for opencode support
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- Add Interactive Tool Picker tutorial to web docs
- Handle SIGINT signal for clean exit on Ctrl+C
- Add KeyboardInterrupt handling in main()
- Add tutorial to Getting Started section in TOC
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- Support piped input: cat file.txt | cf | cf
- Write picker UI to stderr when stdout is piped
- Use /dev/tty for keyboard input independent of stdin
- Add select() for non-blocking escape sequence detection
- Document cf in CLI reference and Getting Started
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- No longer fullscreen - just a small dropdown below cursor
- Shows max 8 items at a time with "+N more" indicator
- No curses dependency - uses simple ANSI escape codes
- Minimal UI: just type to filter, arrows to navigate
- Cleans up after itself when done
- Much more integrated terminal feel
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- Enter: immediately runs the selected tool
- Tab: opens argument picker for tools with arguments
- Shows ⚙ indicator for tools that have arguments
- Argument editor lets you set values with Enter to edit, Tab to run
- Esc in argument picker goes back to tool list
- Footer changes based on whether selected tool has args
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New `cf` command provides a fuzzy-searchable tool picker:
- Type to filter tools by name or description
- Arrow keys to navigate
- Enter/Tab to select and run
- ? to show arguments for selected tool
- Escape to cancel
Uses curses for a lightweight terminal UI with no extra dependencies.
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- Add new "Visual Installer (GUI)" section explaining the desktop wizard
- Update intro to mention both GUI and CLI options
- Rename "Interactive Installer" to "Command-Line Installer" for clarity
- Update headings list
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NodeGraphQt uses distutils which was removed from Python 3.12's
standard library. setuptools provides the compatibility shim.
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The flow graph widget in the GUI requires NodeGraphQt, but it wasn't
in the base dependencies. This caused import errors when running the
GUI from a fresh venv.
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- Create ProviderInstallDialog for installing AI provider CLI tools
- Shows available providers (Claude, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Ollama)
- Detects which providers are already installed
- Runs installation commands with live output
- Offers to add provider variants after installation
- Add "Tools" menu with "Install AI Provider..." option
- Add "Install Provider..." button to Providers page
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Tools support categories (Text, Developer, Data, Other) but the CLI
create command was missing this option. Now users can specify a
category when creating tools from the command line.
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- Add Tool Collections tutorial covering bundles, installation, and creating collections
- Add Project Dependencies tutorial for cmdforge.yaml manifests and team workflows
- Add Provider Setup guide with interactive installer and testing commands
- Add complete CLI Reference for all commands
- Update TOC with new sections
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New documentation sections:
- "Discovering Community Tools" - browsing, searching, installing, and
managing tools from the registry with both GUI and CLI instructions
- "Tools Within Tools" - composing tools using the tool step type, with
patterns for pipelines, forks, and conditionals
- "The Testing Sandbox" - step-by-step testing in the Visual Builder,
mock providers, and debugging workflows
Updated table of contents to include new sections under appropriate
categories.
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- Replace API tokens with Connections/app pairing flow in Publishing section
- Add moderation process documentation
- Update Visual Builder section to describe PySide6 desktop GUI
- Replace old TUI references (cmdforge ui, urwid, etc.) with desktop app
- Update keyboard shortcuts for Qt application
- Fix various outdated references throughout docs
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Tooltips now only appear when hovering over the title text:
- "Input Variables"
- "Assertions (Optional)"
- "Output"
Rather than triggering anywhere in the group box area.
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- Input Variables: explains {variable} syntax and variable sources
- Assertions: lists all available assertion types with descriptions
- Provider: explains override options including mock provider
- Run Step: describes what happens when clicked
- Output: explains status, output text, variables, and assertion results
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- Row height: 50px
- Widget minimum heights: 34px
- Button max height constrained to 34px
- Table max height increased to 220px for taller rows
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- Remove fixed heights, let Qt size widgets to fit cells
- Increase row height to 40px for more room
- Use padding instead of fixed size on remove button
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- Set consistent fixed height (26px) on all row widgets
- Replace × with ✕ and style as red delete button
- Add hover/pressed states and tooltip
- Reduce row height to 32px for tighter alignment
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- Set fixed column widths (Type: 130px, Remove: 40px)
- Add minimum width (120px) on type combo box
- Value column stretches to fill remaining space
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Set explicit row height (36px) and minimum input height (28px)
to prevent value input from being cut off.
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- New TestStepDialog for testing individual steps from the GUI
- Test button in Tool Builder to test selected step
- Auto-detects variables from step templates
- Multiple assertion types: not_empty, contains, valid_json,
matches_regex, min/max_length, equals, valid_python
- Background execution with timing metrics
- Provider override option for testing with mock provider
- Output variable display and assertion pass/fail results
Completes M5: Testing & Polish milestone (100%)
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- Add DARK_THEME stylesheet alongside existing LIGHT_THEME
- Add load_theme() function to load themes by name
- Support custom themes via ~/.cmdforge/theme.qss
- Add View menu with Theme submenu for switching themes
- Persist theme choice in QSettings across sessions
- Update META_TOOLS.md to reflect implemented dependency commands
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- Add Help menu with quick guides: Getting Started, Create Tool,
Install Tools, Publish Tools, Keyboard Shortcuts, About
- F1 shortcut opens Getting Started guide
- Add tooltips to Tool Builder section headings (Arguments, Steps,
Output Template) that appear on hover over the label text
- Add tooltips to Registry page controls (search, filters, pagination)
- Enhance sidebar tooltips with keyboard shortcuts
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- Mark collections CLI as fully implemented
- Add admin management UI documentation
- Update CLI command examples (cmdforge collections list/info/install)
- Add API endpoint documentation
- Include example output and usage instructions
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The API returns tools as objects with owner/name fields, but the CLI
expected string refs. Now handles both formats correctly.
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- Replace undefined get_current_user() with existing g.current_publisher
- Replace undefined log_admin_action() with existing log_audit() function
- Remove redundant role checks (already handled by @require_admin decorator)
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The @require_auth decorator doesn't exist - should use @require_admin
for admin-only endpoints.
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CLI Commands:
- cmdforge collections list - List available collections
- cmdforge collections info <name> - Show collection details
- cmdforge collections install <name> - Install all tools in a collection
Admin API:
- GET /api/v1/admin/collections - List all collections (admin)
- POST /api/v1/admin/collections - Create collection
- PUT /api/v1/admin/collections/<name> - Update collection
- DELETE /api/v1/admin/collections/<name> - Delete collection
Admin Web UI:
- /dashboard/admin/collections - List and manage collections
- /dashboard/admin/collections/new - Create new collection form
- /dashboard/admin/collections/<name>/edit - Edit collection form
- Added "Manage collections" link to admin dashboard
Registry Client:
- Added get_collections() method
- Added get_collection(name) method
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Search terms now automatically get a * suffix for prefix matching.
E.g., searching "summ" matches "summarize", "summary", etc.
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- Add validate_token() method to RegistryClient
- Returns (is_valid, error_message) tuple
- Catches 401/UNAUTHORIZED errors and connection issues
- Add startup validation in MainWindow
- Runs 500ms after window shows (non-blocking)
- Clears invalid tokens automatically
- Shows status bar message explaining what happened
- Document cmdforge config disconnect command
This prevents confusing errors when trying to publish with stale or
revoked credentials - the GUI now auto-clears bad connections on restart.
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Registry Features:
- Fork tracking with forked_from/forked_version metadata
- Forked tools show "Forked from" notice on detail page
- Original tools display "Forks" section listing all forks
- Fork count in tool stats
- API: GET /api/v1/tools/<owner>/<name>/forks
GUI Improvements:
- Version selector dropdown for registry installs
- Fetch available versions via GET /api/v1/tools/<owner>/<name>/versions
- "Latest" option plus all available versions listed
Admin Features:
- POST /api/v1/admin/cleanup/rejected endpoint
- Maintenance section in admin dashboard
- "Dry Run" and "Run Cleanup" buttons for rejected version cleanup
- Configurable grace period (default 7 days)
Documentation:
- Updated CHANGELOG.md with all recent changes
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- Make publish endpoint idempotent: return success if same content
already exists instead of VERSION_EXISTS error (fixes retry issues)
- Always refresh tools page after publish dialog closes
- Consolidate My Tools page to group versions by tool name
- Show version count and list instead of separate rows per version
- Sum downloads across all versions for accurate totals
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- Show local and registry version in publish dialog
- Add +Patch/+Minor/+Major bump buttons
- Auto-fetch registry version on dialog open
- Suggest next version based on latest registry version
- Add fork detection and forked_from metadata support
- Update registry schema for forked_from/forked_version fields
- Display fork indicator when publishing forked tools
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The visible button was confusing since auto-polling handles status
updates. Power users can press F5 to manually sync if needed.
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Simplified approach: just show the moderation status from the server
without trying to detect local modifications. This eliminates the
fragile hash comparison that kept breaking due to representation
differences between to_dict(), raw YAML, and server-side normalization.
States are now simply: local, pending, published, changes_requested, rejected
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The GUI was sending to_dict() output to server but only updating the
existing config file with the hash. This caused mismatches because
to_dict() adds fields like 'arguments: []' that weren't in the original.
Now saves the exact config that was published, ensuring local file
matches what was sent to server.
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When syncing feedback from server, the registry_feedback field was
being saved to config but not excluded from hash computation, causing
tools to appear as "modified" instead of showing their actual status.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Use raw config for hash comparison instead of to_dict(), which was
adding fields like 'arguments: []' that weren't in the original config.
This caused tools to show as "modified" when they weren't.
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