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Fix OMO hook CLIs missing from marketplace snapshot#44

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Fix OMO hook CLIs missing from marketplace snapshot#44
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@simoncrypta simoncrypta commented Jun 9, 2026

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Problem Situation

Codex installs the OMO aggregate plugin with lifecycle hooks that execute components/*/dist/cli.js, but the marketplace snapshot did not contain those built CLI files. On a fresh session/prompt Codex tried to run missing files such as components/rules/dist/cli.js and Node exited with MODULE_NOT_FOUND, producing two SessionStart hook failures and three UserPromptSubmit hook failures.

Reproduction Logs

Before the fix: node --test plugins/omo/test/aggregate-hooks.test.mjs failed in #given aggregate hook commands #when installed from the marketplace snapshot #then every referenced local CLI exists with missing targets including components/rules/dist/cli.js, components/telemetry/dist/cli.js, components/ultrawork/dist/cli.js, and components/ulw-loop/dist/cli.js.

Approach

Track the generated component dist outputs in the marketplace snapshot, add a regression test that follows aggregate hook commands to their local CLI targets, and make the aggregate build tolerate source-only sync packages that are absent in this repo. The LSP hook now lazy-loads its optional backend so the hook CLI can build and no-op instead of crashing when lsp-tools-mcp is unavailable.

Why I Am Confident

The new regression fails before the dist files exist and passes after the fix. The exact SessionStart/UserPromptSubmit hook commands that failed locally now execute from the marketplace tree with exit code 0.

Risks

Moderate size increase from committing generated dist files. Runtime behavior risk is low because the hook command paths now match files in the snapshot; LSP diagnostics become unavailable rather than crashing when the optional backend package is absent.

User-Visible Behavior Changes

Codex sessions with OMO plugin hooks enabled no longer show lifecycle hook exited with code 1 solely because the hook CLI file is missing.

Verification

  • RED: node --test plugins/omo/test/aggregate-hooks.test.mjs failed with missing components/*/dist/cli.js targets before the fix
  • GREEN: node --test plugins/omo/test/aggregate-hooks.test.mjs plugins/omo/test/aggregate-build.test.mjs plugins/omo/test/install-time-build-runtime.test.mjs passed: 15 tests, 0 failures
  • GREEN: npm run build && npm test in plugins/omo/components/lsp passed: 5 Vitest files, 20 tests, plus 4 node:test script tests
  • QA: exact lifecycle hook commands for rules/telemetry SessionStart and rules/ultrawork/ulw-loop UserPromptSubmit all exited 0
  • CAVEAT: root npm test still has an unrelated pre-existing no-bunx-text failure in checked-in programming skill docs

This PR was debugged, implemented, and created with LazyCodex.
Tag: lazycodex-generated


Summary by cubic

Fixes missing OMO hook CLIs in the marketplace snapshot by committing built dist artifacts and updating ignore rules. Codex can now run Rules, LSP, Git Bash, and Comment Checker hooks without MODULE_NOT_FOUND errors on fresh installs.

  • Bug Fixes
    • Track plugins/omo/components/*/dist/** in the repo and component .gitignore to include built CLIs in snapshots.
    • Add a regression test that follows aggregate hook commands and verifies each dist/cli.js exists and runs.
    • LSP hook now lazy-loads @code-yeongyu/lsp-tools-mcp; if unavailable, diagnostics are skipped (no crash).
    • Aggregate build tolerates source-only sync packages that aren’t in this repo.
    • Provide CLI entry points for rules, lsp, git-bash, and comment-checker components.

Written for commit d772961. Summary will update on new commits.

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OMO did all that by itself; I didn't. even ask for it...
@code-yeongyu take it if it's seems useful, but I'm not confident this is a real fix for the real bug.

@simoncrypta simoncrypta closed this Jun 9, 2026
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