feat(cli): add init --target to wire project-level editor MCP config#78
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`codegraph init` gains `-t/--target`: after indexing it writes project-level MCP config for the named agents — the project-scoped analog of `install --target=… --local`. This lets editors that launch the server from a non-project CWD (Kiro, Cursor) get the project's absolute --path in one step. - init --target accepts the same values as install (csv ids, auto, all, none) and defaults to none (index only); config + --path are written under the project being initialized, even when [path] differs from CWD. Idempotent. - reuse the install engine via run_install_local_targets(project_root, flag), forcing Location::Local; no duplicated config-writing logic. - installer(kiro): clearer global-vs-local guidance notes — global explains why no entry is written and how to install per project; local echoes the written project path and the per-project re-run reminder. - docs(cli): document init --target, the editor-adaptation rationale (Kiro/Cursor need --path), and per-agent behavior.
The init_target kiro test substring-matched the raw mcp.json string, which failed on Windows where path backslashes are escaped as \\ in serialized JSON. Parse the JSON and compare the --path arg as a serde value instead.
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Summary
codegraph initgains-t/--target: after indexing it writes project-level MCP config for the named agents — the project-scoped analog ofinstall --target=… --local. This lets editors that launch the server from a non-project CWD (Kiro, Cursor) get the project's absolute--pathin one step, instead of runninginitthen a separateinstall.init --targetaccepts the same values asinstall(csv ids likekiro,cursor, plusauto,all,none) and defaults tonone(index only —codegraph initis unchanged). The config and its--pathare written under the project being initialized, even when[path]differs from CWD. Idempotent.run_install_local_targets(project_root, flag), forcingLocation::Local— no duplicated config-writing logic (run_installnow delegates to a sharedrun_install_with_ctx).init --target, the editor-adaptation rationale (Kiro/Cursor need--path), and per-agent behavior.Verification
make cigreen locally (fmt + clippy-D warnings+ full workspace test + guardrail); pre-push gate green.init --target=kirowrites project-localmcp.jsonpinning the concrete project path (idempotent across two runs);init --target=nonewrites nothing.init --target=kiro,cursorindexes + writes both editors' project-level config with concrete--path; idempotent re-run keeps the path; defaultinitwrites no editor config but does build the index.Cargo.lockdiff is version-only churn (no new dependencies).