feat: add nanocoder AI CLI tool - #290
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- Add @nanocollective/nanocoder v1.13.3 to dependencies - Update bun.lock with new package dependencies - Include nanocoder in trustedDependencies for reliable installation
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WalkthroughAdded a new dependency entry for @nanocollective/nanocoder in package.json and marked it as a trusted dependency. No application code or control flow changes. Changes
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Pull Request Overview
Add nanocoder AI CLI tool to enhance development workflow with AI-powered coding assistance capabilities. The change integrates the nanocoder package with comprehensive dependencies for LangChain, React-based CLI, and MCP SDK.
- Added @nanocollective/nanocoder v1.13.3 as a new dependency
- Included nanocoder in trustedDependencies for reliable installation
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This pull request adds the @nanocollective/nanocoder AI CLI tool as a dependency. The changes to package.json are correct. However, bun.lock appears to be out of sync, as the top-level trustedDependencies list has not been updated. While the current build process might not be affected because it reads from package.json, it's important to maintain a consistent lockfile. I've added a comment suggesting to regenerate bun.lock by running bun install.
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You've correctly added @nanocollective/nanocoder to trustedDependencies. However, it appears the corresponding trustedDependencies list at the top level of bun.lock has not been updated. While the current installation process via the Nix script reads from package.json and will likely succeed, an inconsistent lockfile is not ideal and could cause issues with other tools or future maintenance. To ensure consistency, please run bun install to regenerate bun.lock and commit the updated file.
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Added Nanocoder CLI (@nanocollective/nanocoder v1.13.3) to enable AI-assisted coding from the terminal. Updated package.json (dependencies and trustedDependencies) and bun.lock; the nanocoder binary is now available (run with npx nanocoder).