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v8.0.2 Feature

This release adds 3 notable features for engineering teams evaluating rollout.

Published 4mo MCP Developer Tools
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Summary

AI summary

Added Grok support in setup wizard, MCP Registry field to package.json, and expanded NFR test scenarios.

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Added

Grok Support in ckb setup

Grok is now a supported AI coding tool in the setup wizard:

ckb setup --tool=grok          # project-level (.grok/settings.json)
ckb setup --tool=grok --global # global (~/.grok/user-settings.json)

Uses grok mcp add CLI when available, falls back to file-based configuration.

MCP Registry Support

Added mcpName field to npm package.json for publishing to the official MCP Registry (io.github.simplyliz/ckb).

Compound Tool NFR Scenarios

NFR test suite expanded from 28 to 39 scenarios, adding coverage for v8.0 compound tools:

  • explore (small, large)
  • understand (small, large)
  • prepareChange (small, large)
  • batchGet (small, large)
  • batchSearch (small, medium, large)

Changed

Dynamic NFR Baselines

NFR tests now compare PR results against the base branch (dynamic baseline) instead of static hardcoded values. Two parallel CI jobs run the tests on both HEAD and base, then a comparison job reports regressions.

NFR Tests Scope

NFR tests now only run on PRs targeting main, reducing CI noise on feature branches.

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Code intelligence MCP server with 80+ tools for semantic code search, impact analysis, call graphs, ownership detection, and architectural understanding. Supports Go, TypeScript, Python, Rust, Java via SCIP indexing.

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