chore: release 0.4.0 - #42
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The end-of-session question — can I close this and delete the worktree? — gets answered by feel, and both failure modes cost: closing on an unpushed branch or an hour of dead ends that only lived in the context, or leaving half-finished worktrees nobody dares delete. /wrap forces one of two rulings: finish it now, or wrap it into something durable and say it's safe to delete. The test is what dies when the worktree dies, not what feels important. Four hard stops force finishing (the world outside the repo is mid-change, the trunk is worse than you found it, what's left is minutes of work, or you can't write the brief). Otherwise it picks the cheapest durable form that carries the work — sidenote, committed doc, issue, or pushed branch plus draft PR — writes a five-line brief including the approaches already rejected, confirms the artifact landed outside the worktree, and ends on a verdict line. A PR needs at least one commit, so "a PR with only a description" is either an issue or a PR whose diff is the brief committed as a doc; the ladder routes accordingly. Installer: the three hardcoded command copies become a COMMANDS array, mirroring SKILLS, so the next command is a one-word edit.
…plicates Claude Code could get greybeard two ways at once: the plugin (skills and commands, namespaced, updated with `claude plugin update`) and this installer copying the same files into ~/.claude/skills and ~/.claude/commands. Anyone who had both carried two copies of every command in the resolver, and they drift the moment one side updates — on the machine this was found on, the plugin was 11 commits behind while the copied files were current, so /pressure-test and greybeard:pressure-test were different commands. installClaude now fences the guidelines into CLAUDE.md and hands everything else to Claude Code's own plugin manager: `marketplace add` + `install` when the plugin is absent, `marketplace update` + `update` when it's there. State comes from `claude plugin list --json` rather than matched out of human output, and only a real version change is reported, so a re-run stays a true no-op. Without the claude CLI on PATH it warns with the two commands to run. The old copies are removed on every run, install or uninstall, so an existing machine de-duplicates itself on the next `npx @clawnify/greybeard` — same migration trick already used for the pre-rename scalable.md. Docs: both READMEs stopped telling people to cp the files into ~/.claude, which was the instruction that created the duplicate, and now point at the plugin (noting the commands arrive namespaced). Copying stays documented for harnesses that have no plugin manager.
# Conflicts: # README.md # bin/install.js
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/wrap(#40) and the Claude Code plugin-channel installer fix (#41).0.3.0's installer copies commands and skills into
~/.claude/, which duplicates everything the greybeard plugin already provides — so the fix only reaches users once it's on npm.