perf: run the locally installed CLI from agent hooks - #283
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe hook runner now prefers a project-local Intent CLI for catalog loading, uses its matching bin shim for load commands when available, and falls back to the configured package-manager command. Invocation parsing and integration tests cover local shim paths and fallback behavior. ChangesLocal CLI catalog flow
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Change: Other Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant HookRunner
participant LocalResolver
participant IntentCLI
participant PackageManager
HookRunner->>LocalResolver: resolve local Intent CLI
alt local CLI exists
HookRunner->>IntentCLI: run list --json --no-notices
else local CLI is absent
HookRunner->>PackageManager: run configured catalog command
end
HookRunner->>LocalResolver: resolve matching intent bin shim
LocalResolver-->>HookRunner: provide load command
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In `@docs/cli/intent-hooks.md`:
- Line 23: Update the documentation describing the intent CLI load command so
the local node_modules/.bin/intent shim is recommended only when that shim
exists; document that a resolvable local CLI without the shim falls back to
LOAD_COMMAND. Apply the same conditional behavior to the release note in
.changeset/hooks-local-cli.md at line 5.
In `@packages/intent/src/hooks/install.ts`:
- Line 190: Update readIntentList and loadCommandForRoot so the resolved
`@tanstack/intent` package scope is returned alongside its CLI path, then derive
the .bin/intent shim from that same scope instead of the nearer workspace root.
Use LOAD_COMMAND when no shim exists there, and add a nested-workspace test
covering the package-scope alignment.
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The session-start hook built its skill catalog by running the package-manager runner (`npx @tanstack/intent@latest list ...`, or the pnpm/yarn/bun equivalent) through a shell. npx resolves the `latest` tag against the registry on every invocation, so each session start cost one to four seconds before the CLI even started (~1.4s even with `--offline`), and the same runner was suggested to the agent for every `load`. The generated runner now resolves `@tanstack/intent` from the project's node_modules (walking up from the event cwd), and when found executes its bin with the current Node binary and no shell. It falls back to the package-manager runner only when there is no local install. The catalog suggests `node_modules/.bin/intent load <package>#<skill>` when that shim exists, and the invocation parser accepts a path-prefixed `intent` so the edit gate recognizes it. An empty event cwd now falls back to process.cwd() instead of being passed to spawn. Measured on a project with 6 intent-enabled packages: session-start hook 300ms with the local CLI versus 600ms-3.8s through npx.
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The catalog could be built from @tanstack/intent resolved in a parent node_modules while the suggested load command pointed at a nearer, unrelated .bin/intent shim. resolveLocalIntentCli now returns the node_modules directory it found the package in, and the shim is looked up there only; without one the runner command is suggested. Docs and changeset state that condition. Tests cover a nested workspace with a stray shim and a local install without a shim.
Companion to #283, which makes the generated hook runner execute the project's installed @tanstack/intent CLI directly and suggest the node_modules/.bin/intent shim for loads.
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In @.changeset/hooks-local-cli.md:
- Line 5: Update the performance claim in the session-start catalog release note
to reflect the measured local execution time of approximately 300 ms, or replace
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| Make agent hooks fast when `@tanstack/intent` is installed in the project. The session-start catalog previously ran `npx @tanstack/intent@latest list` (or the pnpm, yarn, or bun equivalent), which resolves the package against the npm registry on every session start and took one to four seconds; the runner now executes the locally installed CLI directly with the current Node binary, which takes about a tenth of a second, and falls back to the package-manager runner only when there is no local install. When that installation also has a `node_modules/.bin/intent` shim, the catalog suggests `node_modules/.bin/intent load <package>#<skill>` for loads (otherwise it keeps suggesting the package-manager runner), and the edit gate recognizes that form. Reinstall hooks with `intent hooks install` to pick up the new runner. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align the performance claim with the measured result.
Line 5 says local execution takes about one tenth of a second. The PR measurement reports approximately 300 ms. Update the release note to use the measured value or a non-specific performance claim.
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In @.changeset/hooks-local-cli.md at line 5, Update the performance claim in the
session-start catalog release note to reflect the measured local execution time
of approximately 300 ms, or replace it with a non-specific statement that local
execution is faster. Preserve the surrounding behavior and installation
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Summary
The biggest remaining cost in the agent workflow was not in the CLI at all. The generated hook runner builds the session-start catalog by running the package-manager runner through a shell:
npxresolves thelatesttag against the registry on every invocation. Measured on Windows: 1.5 to 3.8 s per call, 1.4 s even with--offline, and 1.25 s fornpx intentwith the bin already installed locally;pnpm dlxis 350 to 750 ms. The CLI itself takes ~100 to 200 ms. The same runner string is what the catalog tells the agent to use for everyload.This PR changes the generated runner:
node_modules/@tanstack/intent/package.json, read itsbin, and execute it withprocess.execPathand no shell. Fall back to the package-manager runner only when there is no local install, so projects that never installed Intent behave exactly as before.node_modules/.bin/intentexists, the catalog saysnode_modules/.bin/intent load <package>#<skill>(path relative to the event cwd) instead of the runner.parseIntentInvocationnow accepts a path-prefixedintent(node_modules/.bin/intent,./node_modules/.bin/intent,../../node_modules/.bin/intent, backslashes too) so the edit gate recognizes it;my-intent loadstill does not match.cwdinstead of handing it tospawnSync.Existing hooks keep working; re-running
intent hooks installregenerates the runner with the new behavior (documented in the changeset anddocs/cli/intent-hooks.md).Measurements
Session-start hook, end to end, on a project with 6 intent-enabled packages and 23 skills (Windows, warm):
npx @tanstack/intent@latest)process.execPath(this PR)listitself is ~200 msThe suggested
loadcommand drops from the same npx cost to ~150 ms via the bin shim.Summary by CodeRabbit
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intent hooks installto receive the updated runner behavior.