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The Windows install path works.agent-compass code-intel install now
downloads and runs install.ps1 through pwsh or powershell instead of
refusing with "POSIX-only". Upstream parses $args, not a param() block, so
the flag is --skip-config on both platforms — the manual command previously
printed -SkipConfig, which PowerShell would have ignored while the installer
rewrote every agent's configuration.
Windows executable discovery looks in %LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\codebase-memory-mcp
and its bin\ subdirectory, the real install.ps1 default, instead of the
POSIX ~/.local/bin. PATH splits on ; on Windows and : elsewhere. Every
platform difference is now a pure function of (platform, env) and the whole
matrix is tested from any host.
POSIX install falls back to wget when curl is absent, and a host with
neither fails with the missing tool named plus the exact manual command. The
downloaded installer is removed afterwards instead of being left in the
temporary directory.
agent-compass mcp-probe no longer reports the code-intelligence MCP example
as a readiness gap on hosts that never opted in. The example ships to every
host as a catalogue entry; it is probed once the host selects the layer.
Added
docs/tooling/codebase-memory.md gains a platform matrix, Windows
troubleshooting rows, and a worked false-positive example: a real detect_changes run on this repository returned an unrelated shell function
among eight impacted symbols, with nothing marking the row as wrong.