v2.0.7

Fixed

• Cross-call REPL context is now available on demand — --session <id> is
  forwarded through cs.py and core_bridge.py to the C# Console request UUID, so
  dependent cs exec calls can intentionally share variables, usings, types, and
  helpers. Omitting the option keeps the previous fresh-session default; unrelated
  agents/tasks use different ids, and domain reload still clears all session state.
  The skill now tells agents to opt in only for genuinely dependent calls instead of
  claiming state is either always shared or never shareable.
• cs status text mode now exits like the JSON branch — 0 only when the live
  service is healthy; no project / package missing / service unreachable all exit 1
  (previously the text branch returned 0 for everything but a missing project),
  matching the new "text mode: exit code carries success" convention. When the
  service is down, text mode now also prints the installed package version read
  from disk (version: X.Y.Z (package on disk)) instead of omitting the version
  line entirely.

Changed

• --json is no longer blanket-required (docs only, CLI unchanged) — the skill now
  asks for --json only on the four commands whose payload is emitted solely as
  structured JSON (command, list-commands, batch, complete). All other
  subcommands print an equivalent, cheaper text form and run without it; exec adds
  --json only when the structured envelope is needed. (cs setup never had a JSON
  branch — its documented --json was silently ignored.)
• C# code goes through --file, never JSON-wrapped — SKILL.md and
  references/exec-code.md now make a raw .cs file the only documented way to pass
  code to cs exec; the --input '{"code": …}' form (every quote/backslash/newline
  JSON-escaped) is demoted to a stdin-piping edge case. Scratch .cs / req.json
  files now have a mandatory location: the absolute path
  <project-root>/Temp/CSharpConsole/AgentScratch/ — inside Unity's own Temp/
  (never imported, auto-cleaned on editor close, write-sandbox-friendly for
  workspace-bound agents, and colocated with the service's existing
  Temp/CSharpConsole/ state). Semantic file names, overwritten per task; one-shot
  suffix only under known same-project concurrency. Never under Assets/ (a typical
  REPL snippet fails project compilation there — blocking refresh workflows and,
  after an editor restart, potentially preventing the service from starting), and
  never delete Temp/CSharpConsole/ itself. Decided in an adversarial CC↔Codex
  review (local audit transcript:
  cc-codex-discussion-history/20260722-213810-scratch-file-conventions.md, kept
  untracked by repo policy), which replaced the earlier
  <user-temp>/csharpconsole/<session>/ draft: a user-temp root is not guaranteed
  writable under workspace-bound agent sandboxes, and the session token was pure
  bookkeeping.
• First-time setup asks which source shape (references/setup.md) — before writing
  the manifest the agent now offers an explicit choice: pinned git URL (default,
  team-friendly) vs. cloning the package to a user-chosen local path and installing via
  --source file:<dir> (agent performs the clone; caveat documented that absolute
  file: paths in the committed manifest are machine-specific).