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0.16.7

Patch release: bunx smithers-orchestrator@latest init followed by bunx smithers-orchestrator@latest workflow <name> now actually runs a workflow end-to-end on a fresh machine.

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Fixes

  • smithers init now runs bun install inside .smithers/. Bun’s runtime auto-install happily fetches registry deps but silently skips github: specifiers, so the newly-declared github:mattpocock/skills dep stayed missing until the user ran bun install by hand — and every workflow that imports skills/<name>/SKILL.md (e.g. grill-me) blew up with Cannot find module 'skills/<name>/SKILL.md'. init now shells out to bun install in the scaffold directory after writing files (stdio inherited so the install log is visible). Install failures (no bun on PATH, non-zero exit) don’t fail init — they’re surfaced on the returned result and the user can re-run bun install manually. A new smithers init --no-install flag skips the step for CI / scripted reinits.
  • @smithers-orchestrator/react-reconciler host config now provides the methods react-reconciler@0.33 requires. The compiled reconciler reads resolveEventTimeStamp, resolveEventType, trackSchedulerEvent, maySuspendCommitOnUpdate, maySuspendCommitInSyncRender, getSuspendedCommitReason, requestPostPaintCallback, and suspendOnActiveViewTransition directly off $$$config with no defaults, so every commit crashed with TypeError: resolveEventTimeStamp is not a function the moment render triggered startUpdateTimerByLane. The host config now supplies neutral implementations for each (no-op void, null, or false as appropriate for a headless host with no native events).
  • The smithers-orchestrator bin now delegates to a local .smithers/node_modules/.bin/smithers when one exists. bunx extracts to a throwaway tmp dir and .smithers/ has its own node_modules/; they’re separate resolution roots, so the engine and reconciler loaded from bunx-tmp were setting React’s hook dispatcher on bunx-tmp’s React singleton while workflow components loaded from .smithers/node_modules/ called useContext against a different React singleton — classic “two copies of React” crash (dispatcher.useContext is not a function). Moving react to peerDependencies wouldn’t help because there’s no shared parent to hoist to. Borrowing the tsc pattern: when invoked, the bin checks for a local smithers bin in the cwd’s .smithers/node_modules/ and re-execs through it. Every module the run touches — engine, reconciler, components, React — now resolves from one tree.