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# codexbar-quota-handoff Development

## Local setup

From the repository root, run the only public setup entry point:

```bash

bash scripts/setup.sh --plugin codexbar-quota-handoff --threshold 0.9

```

In a terminal the script interactively installs the plugin into a selected

Claude Code, Codex, or Copilot runtime, then configures the host integration.

It detects and skips an existing plugin install. Pass `--local` to register

this checkout instead of the published GitHub source, or use `--runtime` and

`--yes` for non-interactive setup.

The root `scripts/upgrade.sh` and `scripts/uninstall.sh` use the same interactive

runtime/plugin-state flow. Upgrade refreshes the local integration; uninstall

removes it after the selected plugin-manager entry is removed.

Plugin-local `configure-host.sh`, `remove-host.sh`, and `remove-grok.sh` are

internal helpers and are not public lifecycle entry points. `remove-grok.sh`

drops leftover Grok hook files and the CodexBar grok rule without uninstalling

the plugin from other runtimes.

## Checks

From the repository root:

```bash

for test in tests/codexbar-quota-handoff-*.sh; do bash "$test"; done

mise run lint

```

The two marketplace manifests (`.claude-plugin/`, `.agents/plugins/`) must

Claude one, so there is no third. Grok Build is not a supported plugin

runtime: do not add `.grok-plugin/`. Configure removes leftover

`~/.grok/hooks/codexbar-quota-handoff.json` files from older installs so they

cannot claim the Claude flag.

The reminder's host detection depends on each runtime's hook identity variables