[Bug] ENOENT: codemie-statusline.mjs not found on Windows - filename mismatch in package

[MrZeptor]

Prerequisites

• I have searched existing issues to avoid duplicates
• I am using the latest version of CodeMie CLI
• I have read the documentation

Bug Description

Running codemie-claude fails with an ENOENT error because the CLI expects a file named
codemie-statusline.mjs, but the package only bundles statusline.mjs.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Install the package globally:

   npm install -g @codemieai/code@latest --registry https://registry.npmjs.org

2. Run codemie-claude

Expected Behavior

Claude Code starts successfully.

Actual Behavior

✗ Failed to run Claude Code

ENOENT: no such file or directory, open 'C:\Users<username>\AppData\Local\nvm\v24.10.0\node_modules@codemieai\code\dist\agents\plugins\claude\plugin\codemie-statusline.mjs'

CodeMie CLI Version

0.3.2

Which agent are you using?

Claude Code (codemie-claude)

Which provider are you using?

AI/Run SSO

Model

No response

Node.js Version

v24.10.0

Operating System

Windows (native)

Configuration (Redacted)

Error Logs

Additional Context

Root Cause

Filename mismatch in the published package:

	Path
Expected by CLI	dist/agents/plugins/claude/plugin/codemie-statusline.mjs
Actually bundled	dist/agents/plugins/claude/plugin/statusline.mjs

Workaround

Manually copying the existing file with the expected name resolves the issue:

copy "...\claude\plugin\statusline.mjs" "...\claude\plugin\codemie-statusline.mjs"

Suggested Fix

Either:

• Rename statusline.mjs → codemie-statusline.mjs in the package bundle, or
• Update the CLI code to reference statusline.mjs instead of codemie-statusline.mjs

[hiSandog]

This is worth covering with a package-level smoke test, not only a source test. After building the npm tarball, install it into a temporary directory and assert that every file path referenced by the Claude plugin entrypoint exists in dist, including codemie-statusline.mjs. That would catch filename mismatches introduced by build scripts, publish ignore rules, or platform-specific path casing before the package reaches Windows users.