docs: README audit + peek extension now live on the Chrome Web Store#106
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Round 1 (README audit): correct peek's MCP surface (read + consent-gated act, 16 tools incl. live page view), rewrite the peek CLI command block to match the actual CLI, document tracelane adapter options (wdio security/consolePluginOptions, the cli index subcommand, report security panel + buildReport options), replace the stock Vite-template demo README with real content, drop the invented Q4 2026 Cypress date, and fix assorted links/markdown across package READMEs. Round 2 (CWS go-live): the peek Chrome MV3 extension is now live on the Chrome Web Store; flip ~21 docs (root + peek READMEs, SUPPORTED.md, 11 recipe prerequisites, distribution playbooks) from 'submission pending / load unpacked' to the live listing as the primary install, with unpacked demoted to a contributor fallback. The @peekdev/extension npm/private status is unchanged. Docs-only; no code change. Two changesets included (patch bumps for the published packages whose README content changed). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: harry-harish <22562634+harry-harish@users.noreply.github.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughDocs-only PR reflecting the Peek Chrome extension going live on the Chrome Web Store: all install instructions, distribution trackers, and recipe prerequisites are updated from "submission pending / load unpacked" to prioritize the Web Store URL with a local-build fallback. Separately, tracelane package READMEs are corrected to document the ChangesPeek Chrome Web Store Launch
Tracelane Docs Accuracy Pass
Estimated code review effort🎯 1 (Trivial) | ⏱️ ~5 minutes Possibly related PRs
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Summary
Documentation-only pass, two rounds, no code changes.
1. README audit — a grounded sweep of the canonical READMEs against actual source:
@peekdev/cli+@peekdev/extensionREADMEs now state peek reads recorded sessions and, with explicit per-origin consent, drives the live page, with the five-level permission model (0 Off → 1 Read-only → 2 Suggest → 3 Act-with-confirm → 4 YOLO, default Level 1). Tool count corrected to 16 (adds the live ref-tagged page view + the act/handoff tools), grounded inpackages/peek-mcp/src/mcp/server.ts.@peekdev/clicommand block rewritten to match the real CLI (peek audit log+ flags,sessionsflags,markdownexport default,--format htmlflagged reserved/unimplemented).@tracelane/wdio's default-onsecurity+consolePluginOptions, the shippedtracelane indexsubcommand, and@tracelane/report's security panel +buildReportoptions arg; dropped the invented "Q4 2026" Cypress date.peek-todomvc-demoREADME with real content; assorted link/markdown fixes.2. CWS go-live — the peek Chrome MV3 extension is now live on the Chrome Web Store (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/peek/dmgpmkeneheenpdnfmpjjahnkknkaejb). Flipped ~21 docs (root + peek READMEs,
SUPPORTED.md, 11 recipe prerequisites, distribution playbooks) from "submission pending / load unpacked" → the live listing as the primary install, with "load unpacked" demoted to a contributor/local-build fallback.@peekdev/extension's npm/privatestatus is unchanged.Scope
34 files, +249 / −142 — all
.mddocs + 2 changesets (readme-act-surface-and-cli-accuracy,peek-extension-cws-live; patch bumps for the published packages whose README content changed). No source, nopackage.json, no badge changes.Verification
Each README was audited + fixed against source, then adversarially re-verified per file (the verify pass caught and corrected a semantic inversion in the
@tracelane/securitysuppression-file docs). The CWS flip was checked to use the canonical listing URL everywhere, never the unrelated "Peek Extension" (Piiq Technologies) look-alike, and to leave npm/privatestatus intact.Follow-ups (intentionally NOT in this PR)
docs/peek/THREATMODEL.mdis still a "stub… to be filled in before public Chrome Web Store submission," yet the extension shipped to CWS — a launch-hygiene gap to resolve separately (not fabricating threat-model content here).mcp.so/cursor-directorysubmission docs still carry "DO NOT SUBMIT until Phase 5" — a launch-sequencing decision, left as-is.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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New Features
tracelane indexsubcommand to generate consolidated HTML index pages from report directories.Documentation