MemoraX Code v0.1.16
CodeBuddy CLI and WorkBuddy can now be installed and managed independently.
Use either client alone or enable both with separate configuration roots;
stopping or uninstalling one preserves the other.
Fixed
- Discover the official Windows CodeBuddy npm
.cmdlauncher, and report
unusable selected runtimes instead of silently skipping them. - Migrate identifiable legacy WorkBuddy installations while preserving
explicit choices and owned custom roots. Reject Hooks whose client identity
cannot be verified. - Retry brief Windows directory failures during Trae/OpenCode installation and
shared Hook runtime publication. Persistent failures still report the
affected client and step; setup avoids an extra global recovery cycle when
the Backend has already recovered. - Coordinate concurrent Hook recovery while preserving the managed client set
and explicitly stopped integrations.
Upgrade
Finish the current reply before updating, then start a new CodeBuddy CLI
session or restart WorkBuddy to load the new Hooks.
memorax-code updateFor a new installation:
npm install -g @memorax/memorax-code@0.1.16If an old WorkBuddy installation's client ownership cannot be identified,
configure its WorkBuddy home explicitly. See the
configuration guide.
Release verification
- Published source: main commit 4b7fdcc; release PR #163.
- Release worktree: version synchronization, Backend typecheck and full test suite (1,323 passed, 2 existing skips), documentation checks, installed-package checks, and publish dry-run passed.
- The final merged main commit was rebuilt in a clean detached worktree, and its package identity was checked again before publication.
- After publication, the npm registry tarball and GitHub assets matched the verified build byte for byte. A fresh isolated global install from npm completed its preinstall/postinstall scripts, reported version 0.1.16, and matched all 433 packaged files.
- The same runtime source passed isolated old npm 0.1.15 to candidate upgrade scenarios on macOS and Linux ARM64. The supplied Windows report records six real global-prefix upgrades and twelve native Search/Add rounds using WorkBuddy bundled and CodeBuddy npm .cmd entrypoints. These used local simulated model and MemoraX services; WorkBuddy was tested through its bundled CLI, including a Linux compatibility run. Desktop UI, live remote services, and upgrades during an unfinished reply were not part of these checks.
Downloads
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