codepatchbaylisted

# CodePatchBay ## Overview Use the published npm package `codepatchbay` to run local, inspectable agent workflows. Prefer the installed `cpb` command when available, and fall back to `npx -y codepatchbay@latest` for one-off use. ## Command Selection Use this wrapper pattern: ```bash cpb <command> ``` If `cpb` is unavailable and the user has not asked for a permanent install: ```bash npx -y codepatchbay@latest <command> ``` For recurring use or setup work: ```bash npm install -g codepatchbay cpb setup --recommended ``` Only use a local checkout command such as `node cli/cpb.mjs` when the user is developing CodePatchBay itself or explicitly points at a source tree. ## First Run 1. Confirm the runtime: ```bash cpb version cpb doctor --json ``` 2. If this is a new machine or missing adapter setup: ```bash cpb setup --recommended cpb agents detect --json cpb auth status ``` 3. For a safe smoke test with no provider keys: ```bash cpb demo ``` ## Project Workflow For a workspace task: ```bash cd <project> cpb init . cpb run "<task>" ``` For an already registered project: ```bash cpb run "<task>" --project <project-id> ``` After launch, inspect evidence before reporting success: ```bash cpb status <project-id> cpb artifacts <job-id> --json cpb verdict <job-id> --json ``` When the user asks for narrower follow-up, inspect or repair the durable job instead of routing through removed phase-specific entrypoints: ```bash cpb status <project-id> cpb artifacts <job