- Implemented context-hook.ts for handling session start events.
- Created new-hook.ts for user prompt submission events.
- Developed save-hook.ts for post tool use events.
- Added summary-hook.ts for handling stop events.
- Introduced worker.ts as a standalone background process for the SDK agent.
- Each hook reads input from stdin, processes it, and handles errors gracefully.
- Updated the published package contents to exclude `hook-templates`.
- Removed references to the hooks directory and related scripts in the installation and uninstallation processes.
- Simplified the status command by eliminating checks for runtime hook scripts.
- Adjusted the path discovery service to remove methods related to hook templates.
- Updated the installation logic to directly configure hooks using CLI commands.
- Cleaned up the uninstall process to remove claude-mem hooks from settings.
- Deleted hook-prompt-renderer.js and hook-prompts.config.js as they are no longer needed.
- Removed path-resolver.js, stop.js, and user-prompt-submit.js for streamlining the codebase.
- Updated package.json scripts to point to new build and publish scripts.
- Adjusted test imports to reflect new directory structure after removing unnecessary files.
- Updated import statements across multiple files to use bun:sqlite.
- Changed database query methods from `prepare` to `query` for consistency.
- Removed dependency on better-sqlite3 from package.json and adjusted package.json to specify bun as the engine.
- Modified hook installation process to eliminate unnecessary dependency installation.
- Updated migration scripts to align with bun:sqlite's API.
- Implemented a CLI tool for version bumping, building, and publishing to npm.
- Added checks for uncommitted changes and current version retrieval.
- Included options for patch, minor, major, and custom version bumps.
- Integrated git commit and tagging after version update.
- Added npm publish functionality and git push after successful publish.
- Implemented error handling and user confirmations throughout the process.
Alex Newman