v1.2.0

v1.2.0 — CodeGraph

This release adds CodeGraph to the base install: a local graph of symbols,
calls, and imports that answers structural questions in one call instead of a
grep-and-read loop.

What changed

• codegraph is installed on macOS and Linux from its self-contained release
  bundle (about 60 MB to download, 280 MB unpacked). The SHA-256 digest GitHub
  records for the asset is verified before unpacking; versions live under
  ~/.local/share/agent-ready/codegraph/versions/, and only the launcher is
  linked into ~/.local/bin.
• --upgrade updates Agent Ready's copy and prunes older versions. A
  codegraph installed with npm or upstream's script is not replaced.
• MCP wiring is delegated to
  codegraph install --yes --target=… --location=global --no-permissions,
  after the managed instruction blocks are validated. Anonymous usage telemetry
  is then disabled.
• The shared routing block gains one line for structural questions. It applies
  only when a .codegraph/ index exists, does not index repositories on its
  own, and says when to trust the returned source.
• verify.sh asserts the CodeGraph scenario (two real callers against four
  textual matches); test-install.sh covers release selection, digest
  mismatch, upgrade, user-install isolation, MCP delegation, and the routing
  length.

Install

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Dankosik/agent-ready/v1.2.0/bootstrap.sh | AGENT_READY_REF=v1.2.0 bash

Then run codegraph init once per project you want covered. The installer does
not index repositories.

Upgrade

Run the same pinned command with --upgrade, or re-run the v1.2.0 command.

Notes

• macOS and Linux; Windows through WSL2.
• Install commands stay pinned to this immutable tag; moving main URLs are not
  documented.