[Task 3] Remove manual mode and add quiet flag#71
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Remove dual-mode complexity by eliminating manual fallback mode. Add quiet flag for suppressing progress messages. Changes: - Removed --no-ai flag from CLI and schemas - Added --quiet flag for suppressing stderr output - Removed enableAI config option from generator - Removed manual fallback methods from generator (~150 LOC) - Generator always uses AI; agent failures throw errors - Default behavior shows generating message in all modes - Error messages provide clear installation instructions Acceptance Criteria Met: - ✅ --no-ai flag removed - ✅ --quiet flag added and working - ✅ enableAI config removed - ✅ Manual fallback methods removed (~150 LOC) - ✅ Generator always uses AI - ✅ Default shows progress message - ✅ Clear error messages - ✅ Net ~200 LOC reduction 🤖 Generated with Claude via commitment Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Document breaking changes with clear migration instructions. Update all docs to reflect new AI-only architecture. - Added CHANGELOG section for breaking changes and migration guide - Provided installation links for Claude, Codex, Gemini CLIs - Removed all --no-ai references from README - Documented --quiet flag with examples - Updated CLAUDE.md to reflect AI-only architecture and prompts module - All documentation accurate and up-to-date Acceptance Criteria Met: - ✅ CHANGELOG documents breaking change with migration - ✅ CHANGELOG includes CLI installation links - ✅ README removes --no-ai references - ✅ README documents --quiet flag - ✅ CLAUDE.md reflects new architecture - ✅ All documentation accurate
Fix mock pollution in shell integration tests by using cache-busting dynamic imports. Issue: Agent unit tests use mock.module() which creates persistent module mocks. Even after mock.restore(), Bun's module cache still serves the mocked version to subsequent imports. Solution: - Dynamically import shell module in beforeAll hook after calling mock.restore() - Add timestamp query parameter to force fresh import and bypass module cache - Rename test file to zzz-shell.integration.test.ts for consistent ordering Result: All 14 failing tests now pass - Before: 568 pass, 14 fail - After: 582 pass, 0 fail Tests verified: bun test completes successfully
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Remove dual-mode complexity by eliminating manual fallback mode. Add quiet flag for suppressing progress messages.
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🤖 Generated with Claude via commitment
Co-Authored-By: Claude noreply@anthropic.com