* refactor: consolidate 6 skills into 3, remove mechanical commands
Replaces opencli-oneshot / opencli-explorer / opencli-browser /
opencli-usage with a single opencli-adapter-author skill that takes
the AI agent end-to-end: site recon, API discovery, field decoding,
adapter coding, and `opencli browser verify`.
Removes the mechanical commands (`explore`, `synthesize`, `generate`,
`cascade`, `record`) and their src/tests — they were codegen scaffolding
meant for agents, which the new skill handles more flexibly via
`opencli browser` primitives.
Skill highlights:
- Top-level decision tree + 12-step runbook
- 5 site patterns (SPA / SSR / JSONP / Token / Streaming)
- 5-layer API discovery (network → initial state → bundle → token → interceptor)
- Field decode playbook (self-explanatory → codes → sort-key comparison)
- Output design guide (columns, types, order, ≤15 per adapter)
- Two-layer site memory: in-repo seeds for eastmoney/xueqiu/bilibili/tonghuashun
plus local `~/.opencli/sites/<site>/` runtime workspace
Kept skills: opencli-autofix (now points to adapter-author for rewrites),
smart-search. Kept primitives: `browser *`, `doctor`, `list`, `validate`,
`verify`, `<site> <cmd>`, `plugin *`, `completion`.
No backward compatibility shims. Full test suite (1605 tests) passes.
* review fixes: honest coverage, hard memory-hit path, typo, stale docs
- site-memory hit path no longer jumps to writing adapter; forces Step 5
endpoint re-verification + Step 7 field check, and 30-day expiry
- site-memory.md now specifies exact schemas for endpoints.json /
field-map.json / notes.md / fixtures + write-back timing rules
- coverage-matrix.md marks unverified patterns as 🟡 with an evidence
section citing coingecko dry run + PR #1091 eastmoney + bilibili
- eastmoney seed typo: resolveSecids -> resolveSecid (and splitSymbols)
- docs/developer/ai-workflow.md rewritten to teach the adapter-author
skill + opencli browser * primitives (dropped generate/synthesize/
cascade/explore references)
- ts-adapter.md, getting-started.md, CHANGELOG.md:87 updated to point
at opencli-adapter-author
* fix(ci): resync package-lock + drop stale built-in list reference
- Regenerate package-lock.json to restore @emnapi/core + @emnapi/runtime
entries that got dropped during the rebase — `npm ci` was failing on all
CI jobs (build / audit / docs-build / bun-test / unit-test)
- docs/guide/getting-started.md: built-in list dropped `explore`, now
reads (list, validate, verify, browser, doctor, plugin...)
* fix(ci): restore package-lock.json from main (unrelated lockfile churn)
- engine.ts: replace `git add -A` with scope-aware `execFileSync` to
stage only files matching config.scope globs, and guard against empty
scope degenerating into staging all files
- fix.ts: pass prompt via stdin `input` option instead of shell string
interpolation to prevent $, backtick, and other metacharacter expansion
- generate.ts: update stale comment that claimed unimplemented pipeline
steps (register, verify, Strategy Cascade)
* feat: add structured diagnostic output for AI-driven adapter repair
When OPENCLI_DIAGNOSTIC=1 is set, failed commands emit a RepairContext
JSON to stderr containing the error, adapter source, and browser state
(DOM snapshot, network requests, console errors). AI Agents consume
this to diagnose and fix adapters when websites change.
Also adds the opencli-repair skill guide for AI Agents.
* fix: correct e2e test binary path to dist/src/main.js
The e2e helpers pointed to dist/main.js but the actual build output
is at dist/src/main.js (matching package.json "main" field). This
caused all e2e-headed tests to fail with "Cannot find module".
* fix: correct dist/main.js path in autoresearch scripts
* fix: emit diagnostic for pre-session browser failures
When browser connection fails before the session callback runs
(e.g., BrowserConnectError), the inner diagnostic catch never fires.
Use a flag to ensure the outer catch emits diagnostic as a fallback.
* test: tolerate unavailable Bloomberg RSS feeds in e2e
* test: skip flaky bloomberg businessweek e2e test
The Bloomberg Businessweek RSS feed is intermittently unavailable,
causing CI failures unrelated to code changes.
* revert: restore bloomberg businessweek e2e coverage
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