Release v0.6.0 · lyriks-io/unspaghettit

Widen the on-ramp and the toolbox: one-step setup for everyone, a much larger surface library, and a plain-language digest of any scope.

Added

Zero-setup bootstrap scripts (install.ps1 / install.sh): take a machine from nothing to a working MCP in one line, installing Node.js when missing and registering the MCP with whatever AI clients are detected.
Codex is auto-configured (CLI + VS Code). A real adapter writes the [mcp_servers.unspa] table into ~/.codex/config.toml (or a project .codex/config.toml), replacing the old paste-a-snippet stub.
A much larger surface library. The "Add a surface" template picker grew to 100 ready-made, 100%-mature surfaces across 28 categories (auth, commerce, messaging, dashboard, scheduling, billing, search, maps, finance, media, learning, CRM, AI, and more). Selecting a template now highlights the surfaces it will connect to and dims the rest.
Behavioral Digest. Turn any scope, a single feature or a whole project, into a plain-language "what happens" summary, reached from a Summary link on the feature header and project toolbar. Every sentence deep-links back to the surface, action, or invariant it came from, and the digest exports to Markdown.

unspa init registers the MCP globally by default. The model already lives in the shared hub, so the matching default is a machine-wide MCP registration. Use --scope project for an entry that travels with the repo.

Claude Desktop on macOS works out of the box (writes an absolute node + script entry that does not depend on PATH).
Detection catches installed-but-unlaunched clients (by executable on PATH / install directory).
Template library dialog polish: a real close button and a single scrollbar.