- Updated the StdioClientTransport configuration in search-server.ts to include 'stderr: ignore' for the Chroma client.
- Modified the ChromaSync class in ChromaSync.ts to also set 'stderr: ignore' when initializing the Chroma client.
- Implemented a new tool to search for observations using natural language and retrieve timeline context around the best match.
- Introduced two modes: "auto" for automatic timeline anchor selection and "interactive" for user selection of top matches.
- Added input schema validation using zod for query parameters including depth before/after, limit, and project filtering.
- Integrated hybrid semantic search with fallback to FTS5 for observation retrieval.
- Enhanced response formatting for both modes, including detailed timeline context and observation summaries.
- Added `getObservationById` method to retrieve observations by ID in SessionStore.
- Introduced `getSessionSummariesByIds` and `getUserPromptsByIds` methods for fetching session summaries and user prompts by IDs.
- Developed `getTimelineAroundTimestamp` and `getTimelineAroundObservation` methods to provide a unified timeline of observations, sessions, and prompts around a specified anchor point.
- Enhanced ChromaSync to format and sync user prompts, including a new `syncUserPrompt` method.
- Updated WorkerService to sync the latest user prompt to Chroma after updating the worker port.
- Created tests for timeline querying and MCP handler logic to ensure functionality.
- Documented the implementation plan for user prompts and timeline context tool in the Chroma search completion plan.
Changes:
- Updated legend to show only observation types (bugfix, feature, refactor, change, discovery, decision)
- Mapped each type to a color dot emoji (🔴 bugfix, 🟢 feature, 🔵 refactor, ⚪ change, 🟡 discovery, 🟤 decision)
- Removed concept-based filtering and icon selection
- Simplified progressive disclosure instructions to reference types instead of concepts
- All observations now shown in timeline (no concept filtering)
Technical details:
- Modified: src/hooks/context-hook.ts:203-207 (legend)
- Modified: src/hooks/context-hook.ts:210-223 (progressive disclosure text)
- Modified: src/hooks/context-hook.ts:344-369 (icon mapping switched from concepts to types)
- Modified: src/hooks/context-hook.ts:168-173 (removed concept filtering)
- Rebuilt: plugin/scripts/context-hook.js
Rationale: Types are mutually exclusive and core to categorization, while concepts are multi-select metadata better accessed through MCP search tools. This simplifies the display and reduces visual noise.
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- Built search-server.mjs successfully (55KB)
- Configured with packages: 'external' to use node_modules dependencies
- MCP config points to ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/search-server.mjs
- Ready for deployment to plugin directory
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Changes:
- Renamed src/hooks/stderr-test-hook.ts to user-message-hook.ts
- Updated user-message-hook with production-ready messaging
- Updated scripts/build-hooks.js to build user-message-hook
- Updated plugin/hooks/hooks.json to reference user-message-hook.js
- Cleaned up old stderr-test-hook.js files
- Built and deployed user-message-hook.js to plugin directory
This hook displays context information to users via stderr, which is
currently the only way to show messages in Claude Code UI. It runs in
parallel with context-hook during SessionStart.
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- Updated package.json version to 4.3.1
- Updated marketplace.json version to 4.3.1
- Added v4.3.1 entry to CLAUDE.md version history
- Documented SessionStart hook context injection fix
- Documented hooks architecture consolidation
- Rebuilt all executables with updated version
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Problem: npm install outputs "up to date in Xms" to stdout, which prepends
non-JSON text to the hook output. Claude Code expects pure JSON and cannot
parse the output, causing context injection to fail silently.
Solution: Changed npm install flag from --loglevel=error to --loglevel=silent
to completely suppress stdout output, ensuring clean JSON output for hook.
Impact: SessionStart hook will now properly inject recent context into sessions.
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- Removed bin/hooks/ wrapper layer
- Moved all hook logic into consolidated hooks/*-hook.ts files
- Each hook now handles its own stdin/stdout/JSON wrapping
- Removed ALL try-catch blocks from context-hook (let errors surface)
- Updated build script to reference new src/hooks/ paths
- Reduced from 12+ files to 6 hook files
This simplifies the architecture and makes debugging actually possible.
- Wrap stdin event handler in try/catch to catch async errors
- Output errors to stdout so Claude can see them
- Show input preview and stack trace for debugging
- Remove outer try/catch that wasn't catching async errors
Changes:
- CHANGELOG.md now contains detailed version history (already has v4.2.11)
- CLAUDE.md Version History section now:
- References CHANGELOG.md for detailed history
- Shows current version (4.2.11)
- Includes brief highlights for recent versions only
- Removed ~250 lines of detailed version documentation
This makes documentation more maintainable - single source of truth for
version history in CHANGELOG.md following Keep a Changelog format.
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- Implemented `findClaudePath` function to determine the path of the Claude executable using environment variables or system commands (`which` for Unix/Mac and `where` for Windows).
- Integrated the `findClaudePath` function into the SDK worker and worker service to ensure the correct executable path is used when running the SDK agent.
- Enhanced error handling and logging for better debugging and user feedback regarding the executable path.