- the only supported stranger install surface today is the local Windows bundle
- a checked-out repo clone is a partial contributor-style path, not packaged parity
- the repo-root public package name is
queenshift-cli - the repo-root binary install command is
npm link, which resolves thequeenshiftcommand onPATH - this is still not a published npm registry install claim or broad packaged parity
- the only recorded clean-profile acceptance path today is a checked-out repo for maintainers or evaluators, not a stranger packaged claim
- the product command surface is
queenshift, andnpm.cmd exec -- queenshift doctorremains the Windows check when you want to confirm the linked CLI resolves correctly before a real run
- once
queenshiftis available, stay on the short product loop:queenshift doctor -> queenshift owner:guided:demo -> queenshift demo:run -> queenshift repo:onboard --workspace <repo> -> queenshift "<task>" --workspace <repo> --admitOnly - checkout-only preparation commands stay in
../QUICKSTART.mdso the primary public README can stay on the product command path instead of contributor-style setup steps
- if you have the local Windows bundle, start there first
- if you are inside a repo checkout, use
../QUICKSTART.md, runnpm link, confirmqueenshift --help, runqueenshift doctor, and use the guided demo before a real repo; this is the current clean-profile acceptance path for maintainers or evaluators
You need:
- Node
24.x - Git on
PATH - one configured provider
Windows PowerShell:
npm.cmd ci
npm.cmd run build
npm.cmd test
npm.cmd link
queenshift --help
queenshift doctormacOS / Linux:
npm ci
npm run build
npm test
npm link
queenshift --help
queenshift doctorExpected result: npm test ends with Level 1: PASS, npm link succeeds, queenshift --help prints the CLI surface, and queenshift doctor shows a real provider path before you try owner:guided:demo or demo:run.
- clean-profile repo checkout:
PASSfor maintainers or evaluators when Node24.x, Git, one configured provider,npm link,queenshift doctor, andnpm.cmd run verify:owner:smokeall pass - stranger clean-machine path:
NObeyond the local Windows bundle today - this answer does not authorize published npm install, packaged parity, or broader random-user install claims
- marketplace installs
- native installers beyond the local Windows bundle
- auto-updaters
- broad packaged cross-platform parity