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CHANGELOG.md

@@ -5,2 +5,15 @@ # Changelog

## [0.3.25] - 2026-02-26
### Added
- Added `cbx workflows config` command to view and edit `cbx_config.json` from terminal.
- Added `cbx skills config` alias for compatibility with deprecated `skills` command group.
- Added docs for showing/updating/clearing Postman `defaultWorkspaceId` after install.
### Changed
- Improved Postman install warnings when workspace selection is not persisted because existing `cbx_config.json` was skipped.
- Included actionable follow-up command in warnings (`cbx workflows config ...`).
## [0.3.23] - 2026-02-26

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{
"name": "@cubis/foundry",
"version": "0.3.24",
"version": "0.3.25",
"description": "Cubis Foundry CLI for workflow-first AI agent environments",

@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "type": "module",

@@ -92,2 +92,47 @@ # Cubis Foundry CLI (`cbx`)

Codex Postman workspace selection:
```bash
# Set Postman API key first
export POSTMAN_API_KEY="<your-postman-api-key>"
# Interactive workspace selector (recommended)
cbx workflows install --platform codex --bundle agent-environment-setup --postman
```
- Do not use `--yes` here (it skips prompts).
- You will get a workspace selector and the selected value is saved as `defaultWorkspaceId`.
Direct/manual workspace ID:
```bash
cbx workflows install --platform codex --bundle agent-environment-setup --postman --postman-workspace-id "<workspace-id>" --yes
```
Clear default workspace:
```bash
cbx workflows install --platform codex --bundle agent-environment-setup --postman --postman-workspace-id null --yes
```
Important:
- If `cbx_config.json` already exists and you want to change the saved workspace, use `--overwrite` (or edit config manually), because existing config is preserved by default.
- If install output shows `Config file: skipped (...)`, your newly selected workspace is not persisted. Use `--overwrite` or edit with the config command below.
View/edit config in terminal:
```bash
# View config
cbx workflows config --scope global --show
# Interactive edit (workspace ID)
cbx workflows config --scope global --edit
# Direct set workspace ID
cbx workflows config --scope global --workspace-id "<workspace-id>"
# Clear workspace ID
cbx workflows config --scope global --clear-workspace-id
```
Platform runtime MCP placement:

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