mex/

Changelog

Track what's new, what's changed, and what's fixed in each release.

v0.2.0April 5, 2026

Added

  • ●mex setup command — npx-first install: npx promexeus setup
  • ●Bundled scaffold templates in npm package — no git clone needed
  • ●Project state detection: fresh, existing, or partial scaffold
  • ●--dry-run flag for setup command
  • ●Published to npm as promexeus

Changed

  • ●Package renamed from mex to promexeus for npm availability
  • ●Sync now combines all drift issues into a single Claude session instead of launching one session per file — fewer tokens, no repeated session restarts

Fixed

  • ●False positive DEPENDENCY_MISSING warnings for versioned dependencies with semver prefixes (^, ~, >=)
v0.1.0March 21, 2026

Added

  • ●Initial release of mex
  • ●Structured markdown scaffold with navigable context files, patterns, and routing
  • ●8 drift checkers: path, edges, index-sync, staleness, command, dependency, cross-file, script-coverage
  • ●mex check — drift detection with --quiet, --json, and --fix flags
  • ●mex sync — targeted AI sync with interactive and prompt modes, dry-run support
  • ●mex init — codebase pre-scanner that generates a structured brief for AI
  • ●mex watch — post-commit hook for automatic drift checking
  • ●setup.sh — first-time scaffold population with project state detection
  • ●sync.sh — interactive sync menu with targeted and full resync options
  • ●update.sh — pull latest mex infrastructure without touching content
  • ●visualize.sh — interactive scaffold graph visualization
  • ●Multi-tool support: Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot