NeuralMind v4.9.2 — -- works again in the decisions and memory subcommands

v4.9.1 let six decisions and memory subcommands take the project path after their options by parsing them intermixed. On Python 3.10 and 3.11, on 3.12 before 3.12.8, and on 3.13.0, intermixed parsing can ignore --, so v4.9.1 broke -- there. This release fixes that and keeps the path after options.

What changed

CLI

• -- ends the options again. In v4.9.1, on the Python versions above, decisions query -- -q . failed with unrecognized arguments: -q, and decisions query -- --json . turned on --json and searched for “.”. Everything after -- is a positional again, as in v4.9.0. The six subcommands (decisions amend, invalidate, query and restore, and memory review-approve and review-reject) still take the project path after their options, now with or without --: decisions restore <id> --commit SHA -- -proj takes -proj as the path. Instead of parsing intermixed, NeuralMind applies the rule Python 3.12.7 and 3.13.1 added to argparse, on the versions without it, so every supported Python parses these lines the same way.
• A path after a list option needs --. A list option such as --files, --rejected, --evidence or --tags takes every value up to the next option. So decisions amend <id> --evidence proof.md <path> reads the path as more evidence and runs on the current directory. It always has. decisions record --help and amend --help now say to put -- before the path: --evidence proof.md -- <path>.

What the agent actually sees post-install

Environment variables

None added or changed.

Upgrade notes

None. No stored data changes shape, and no command takes new arguments.

Related

• CLI reference: decisions
• v4.9.1 release notes · v4.9.0 release notes