Add clean-room community install smoke test#2
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Verify a brand-new developer can install ix-flow from public npm and load its Claude Code plugin (skills/workflows) with no Agent-IX internal config and no Anthropic API key. smoke/ builds a fresh node:24 container with no .npmrc and no @agent-ix scope override, then: 1. npm i -g @agent-ix/ix-flow from registry.npmjs.org and runs the bin 2. installs the Claude Code plugin (marketplace add + plugin install) 3. asserts the plugin + every skill/workflow in expected.txt is present, and — when a host subscription credential is mounted — that a live Claude session loaded the plugin and exposes the skills as commands PLUGIN_SOURCE=github (default, `make install-smoke`) tests the real community path; PLUGIN_SOURCE=local tests the checkout and is what CI runs on PRs (no secret needed — plugin install is pure git). README documents the two-part install and the no-API-key subscription auth. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
A repeatable, deterministic clean-room install test proving a brand-new community developer can install
ix-flowfrom public npm and load its Claude Code plugin (skills/workflows) — with no Agent-IX internal config and no Anthropic API key.How it works
A fresh
node:24container with no.npmrcand no@agent-ixscope override (exactly an outside user's machine):npm i -g @agent-ix/ix-flowfromregistry.npmjs.org, runs the bin. Proves the published CLI + full dep tree resolve with zero auth.claude plugin marketplace add+plugin install(the CLI form of the README's/pluginsteps).smoke/expected.txtpresent. When the host subscription credential is mounted, also asserts a live Claude session loaded the plugin and exposes the skills as commands.Plugin source
PLUGIN_SOURCE=github(default,make install-smoke) — the real community path fromagent-ix/ix-flow.PLUGIN_SOURCE=local— installs from the checkout; this is what CI runs so a PR validates its own changes. No secret required (plugin install is pure git; the live-load check is skipped without creds).CI
Adds
.github/workflows/install-smoke.yml(runs on PRs + release tags). Secret-free.Auth
run.shbind-mounts~/.claude/.credentials.jsonread-only; the token is never read or extracted, so the live-load check uses your subscription with no API key.Complements the
agent-ptyevals (make evals) — those measure a real agent's token/tool/latency; this only verifies installability.🤖 Generated with Claude Code