feat: auto-migrate hooks to dispatch format on first session after update#20
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…request !188) Squash merge branch 'fix/sync-wiki-path-from-github' into 'master' Sync from GitHub main (PR #15 merged): 1. skills/teamai-wiki/SKILL.md - wiki path scope-aware 2. package.json - bin path and repo url format
Show user and project scope storage paths (e.g. ~/.teamai/, $PWD/.teamai/) before the scope selection prompt so users know where data will be stored. Closes #7
Resolves #6. Instead of spawning N separate `teamai <subcommand>` processes per Claude Code hook event, introduce a unified `teamai hook-dispatch <event>` command that reads STDIN once and fans out to all handlers internally. Key changes: - New dispatcher core (hook-dispatch.ts) with routing, isolation via Promise.allSettled, per-handler timeout, and output merging - Handler registry (hook-handlers.ts) wrapping existing subcommand logic - hooks.ts now emits 9 merged dispatch entries instead of 13 individual ones - Legacy hooks are auto-cleaned on next `teamai hooks inject` - Backward compatible: standalone subcommands (pull, track, etc.) unchanged Performance: lightweight events (prompt-submit) drop from ~1040ms to ~220ms by eliminating redundant Node.js cold starts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…format The E2E test file still expected the old 13-hook format. Updated to match the new 9-entry dispatch format (1 per event+matcher instead of N per event). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…date When the CLI is updated but settings.json still has old individual hook entries (teamai pull, teamai track, etc.), the pull handler now detects this on session start and reinjects hooks in the new dispatch format. This happens automatically on the first session after `teamai update`: 1. Old hooks fire (backward compat) → pull handler runs in NEW binary 2. Detects settings.json lacks 'hook-dispatch' → calls injectHooksToAllTools() 3. Next session: dispatch format active, full performance benefit Detection is lightweight (~1ms): read settings.json, check if 'hook-dispatch' substring exists. Only triggers reinject when old format is detected. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
teamai updateinstalls a new CLI version, hooks in settings.json still have the old individual formathook-dispatch— if not, it reinjects hooks in the new dispatch formatteamai hooks injectafter updatingWhy not reinject in
doUpdate()directly?The running Node.js process has the OLD version's code loaded in memory. Calling
injectHooksToAllTools()in the same process would use the oldgetClaudeHooks()definitions — it can never produce the new format. The correct time is the next session start, when a fresh process loads the new binary.Test plan
teamai pull→ hooks auto-migrated to dispatch format🤖 Generated with Claude Code