0.2.1 — on npm, with a first-run login

The first release on npm: npm install -g motifcode, or npx motifcode, which asks for your Infron API key and then offers to install the motif command.

Getting in

• The first session asks for the Infron API key in place of the prompt — typed or pasted, masked, never entering the history — checks it with a one-token completion, and saves it to ~/.motif/.env readable only by you. A rejected key is asked for again with the server's reason; Esc skips, and the first task asks once more.
• /login and /logout inside a session; motif login and motif logout outside one (printf '%s\n' "$KEY" | motif login works in a script). A one-shot task or -p without a key asks at the terminal, or in a pipe says to run motif login.
• A run from npx on a machine without motif is offered npm install -g motifcode once, run in view as a tool cell; the session carries on either way.

The package

• motifcode on npm, with motif and motifcode as commands; description marked unofficial; README and licence included.
• A release workflow that publishes on a version tag through npm trusted publishing, with provenance and no stored token, and creates the GitHub release.

Since 0.1.0

• The interactive session in the shape of Claude Code: streaming, @ mentions, ! shell lines, # notes, the permission prompt, skills as commands, Codex-style compaction, --continue and /resume, themes, a window that can be shrunk mid-session.
• The .motif/ backend: settings, skills, agents, plugins, notes, one journal per task, history.
• The hosted endpoint: the credential read from .env and withheld from every command the agent runs, Retry-After honoured, motif doctor reporting what the server returns.
• The README rewritten around the model, with the logo as an SVG, screenshots, and a Korean edition.

Motif-3 is free on Infron through September 2026; Motifcode is not affiliated with Motif Technologies or Infron.