- Aim for Claude-parity Cursor integration (approve/reject/interrupt/focus/new session), not lifecycle-only Limited status.
- When shipping a Microbridge release, confirm version bumps and that DMG (and other release) assets were published—not only that the PR merged.
- Do not admin-bypass failing required CI on Microbridge merges; CodeRabbit rate-limit failures alone are non-blocking.
- Local checkout
t3PRHelpis the GitHub repoDevVig/microbridge(Tauri UI inapps/microbridge-ui, daemon incrates/microbridged). - Integrations split into community adapters (Cursor, Factory, T3 Code, OpenCode) and host-attributed/native hosts (Claude Code, Codex, Synara, CNVS); host-attributed names appear on sessions and may not get separate Integrations tiles.
- Claude reaches full control via FSEvents on
~/.claude/projectsjournals; Cursor historically used hooks-onlyingest_lifecycle(Limited)—ACP is the intended path toward Claude-parity. - Community adapter “Setup needed” / “Waiting” usually means hooks or the host app are not yet delivering lifecycle events, not only a UI selection bug.
- Release pipeline is tag-driven: GitHub Release (DMGs/tarballs) → Homebrew formula bump PR →
finalize-releasesmoke/promote; Intel finalize must usebrew services list --json(not pipe-to-awk/grep) to avoid Broken pipe flakes.