Make the README install flow easier to scan by surfacing one-agent install paths directly and pointing users to `INSTALL.md` for the full matrix. Also ignore the local `tmp-starcharts/` scratch directory so generated chart work stays out of git.
Folds in #419 (replace the non-existent session.created/tui.prompt.append hooks with real opencode hooks: event dispatcher for session.created, chat.message for mode parsing, experimental.chat.system.transform for reinforcement; fixes #418/#421), #398 (ship the missing caveman-compress.md command + un-ignore it; fixes #426/#451/#464), and #376 plugin-side (drop %APPDATA% branch). Smoke test rewritten for the new hook shapes. NOTE: not smoke-tested against a real opencode runtime here — verify before release.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The caveman.skill ZIP is regenerated by CI on every push and lived at
the repo root, where users mistook it for an editable source. Moving it
to dist/ makes its build-product nature obvious while keeping it
tracked so GitHub release links and npm packaging keep working.
Updates:
- git mv caveman.skill -> dist/caveman.skill
- .github/workflows/sync-skill.yml rebuild step now writes to dist/
- .gitignore ignores dist/* but allows dist/caveman.skill
- package.json files array includes dist/caveman.skill for npm pack
- CONTRIBUTING.md and tests/verify_repo.py path references updated
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
These are build artifacts (HTML report and PNG plot) that should not be
version-controlled. Added evals/snapshots/*.html and *.png patterns to
.gitignore.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add Caveman Compress documentation to README (usage, how it works, preservation rules, benchmarks) and a new skills/caveman/SKILL.md defining caveman modes, intensity, and rules. Update .gitignore to more accurately ignore macOS .DS_Store files. Trim and adjust tests/caveman-compress fixtures to match compressed output format.
Add a benchmarks directory with prompts.json, requirements.txt, results/.gitkeep, and run.py to measure Claude output token counts (normal vs caveman) using the Anthropic client. run.py supports dry-run, multiple trials, saving JSON results, computing stats, and optionally updating the README benchmark table; it reads the caveman SKILL.md for the system prompt. Also add .gitignore entries and expand README.md with badges, a Benchmarks section, sample table, and usage instructions.
Julius Brussee