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fix: ensure npm cache directory has correct permissions #473

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chown -R automaker:automaker /home/automaker/.cache/opencode
chmod -R 700 /home/automaker/.cache/opencode

# Ensure npm cache directory exists with correct permissions
# This is needed for using npx to run MCP servers
if [ ! -d "/home/automaker/.npm" ]; then
mkdir -p /home/automaker/.npm
fi
chown -R automaker:automaker /home/automaker/.npm
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For consistency and security, it's a good practice to explicitly set permissions on this directory after changing ownership, similar to how it's done for the .cursor and .opencode directories. This ensures the directory has predictable permissions.

A chmod of 755 is generally appropriate for cache directories.

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chown -R automaker:automaker /home/automaker/.npm
chown -R automaker:automaker /home/automaker/.npm
chmod -R 755 /home/automaker/.npm


# If CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN is set, write it to the cursor auth file
# On Linux, cursor-agent uses ~/.config/cursor/auth.json for file-based credential storage
# The env var CURSOR_AUTH_TOKEN is also checked directly by cursor-agent
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