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BrainPalace 26.6.12

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@bxw91 bxw91 released this 02 Jun 20:49
· 48 commits to main since this release

Changed

  • Plugin /brainpalace-setup is now global-first. It writes the provider
    config to the XDG global ~/.config/brainpalace/config.yaml — the same file
    the CLI and brainpalace init use
    — instead of the deprecated legacy
    ~/.brainpalace/config.yaml. Adds an optional MCP-client wiring step (user
    scope) and makes project init the optional last step. Config-location docs
    (/brainpalace-config, the setup-assistant agent, and the
    configuring-brainpalace references) were corrected to the XDG-canonical search
    order and the non-existent brainpalace config set examples removed.
  • README install order: "Install as a CLI or MCP server" now appears above
    "Install as a Claude Code plugin", and its commands are each in their own
    copy-paste code block.
  • Guided setup.sh UX polish: the detected provider API key is now shown as
    a green "✓ detected" tag next to the matching provider in the selection menu
    (instead of a separate line); the MCP-client step lists only auto-detected
    clients by default with an "other — show all" escape hatch; declining the
    optional project step no longer duplicates the next-steps text (shown once
    after Verify); the trailing "Docs:" list was removed from the summary.
  • config wizard prompts: the summarization provider now defaults to the
    embedding provider when it can summarize (openai/ollama), else to whichever
    summarization API key is already set (else anthropic) — no longer hard-coded to
    anthropic; the GraphRAG and Deployment-mode questions render the choice prompt
    on its own line below the options, and the GraphRAG options were reworded to
    neutral trade-offs (no scare wording). Mirrored in the plugin setup wizard.
  • Guided setup prompts are spaced out: a blank line now precedes every
    question (CLI config wizard prompts and setup.sh's own ask/confirm
    prompts), so consecutive questions in a step are visually separated.