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LazyBrain v1.2.0

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@papperrollinggery papperrollinggery released this 25 Apr 10:19

Summary

LazyBrain v1.2.0 is the public-safe beta release for trusted hook installation and non-install recommendation testing.

Highlights

  • Trusted hook workflow: hook plan, project-scoped install by default, automatic backups, rollback, and explicit --global --yes for global install.
  • Non-install Lab at /lab for visual recommendation checks, agent mapping, team gating, token strategy, and hook readiness.
  • lazybrain ready now blocks on missing graph, unsafe hook state, stale/hung hook records, breaker state, and host load conditions that would make the hook fail closed.
  • Bilingual README and README_CN now document version status, skills/agents/capabilities, daily usage, install flow, rollback, and troubleshooting.
  • Public-surface cleanup removes internal agent workflow protocol docs from the repository.

Recommended Flow

lazybrain scan
lazybrain compile --offline
lazybrain ready
lazybrain server --daemon
open http://127.0.0.1:18450/lab
lazybrain hook plan
lazybrain hook install

Safety Notes

  • hook plan is dry-run only.
  • Hook install defaults to project scope.
  • LazyBrain does not use Stop as a product lifecycle.
  • Third-party hooks and HUD/statusline entries are preserved by default.
  • Rollback restores only LazyBrain-created backups.

Known Limits

  • Recommendation quality is still beta, especially for vague voice-style prompts.
  • Semantic/hybrid routing requires embedding config and cache; otherwise it falls back to offline layers.
  • Automatic alias promotion is still planned, not treated as mature behavior.

Verification

  • npm run lint
  • npm test — 45 files / 544 tests
  • npm run build
  • npm pack --dry-run — 18 files, package surface limited to dist, README, README_CN, CHANGELOG, LICENSE, and package metadata