config-print

name	config-print
description	Display all configuration options with their effective value and which config layer set them.

Print Configuration

Display every capture-plan config option, its current effective value, and which layer provided it.

Procedure

1. Run the config printer

CLAUDE_CWD="$PWD" bun ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/print-config.ts

Parse the JSON output. It contains:

• options — array of objects with key, value, and source
• configPaths — object with plugin, user, and project file paths (resolved for the current platform)
• warnings — optional array of { key, table, layer } entries flagging top-level scalar keys found scoped under a nested table (typically a TOML placement bug — the value is still recovered)

2. Display results

Render a markdown table with these columns:

Option	Value	Source

For each entry in options:

• Option — the dotted key name (e.g. plan.path)
• Value — the effective value. Format arrays as comma-separated. Show (not set) for null values.
• Source — one of: default, plugin, user, project

3. Show config file paths

After the table, extract and display the resolved paths from the JSON response under configPaths:

"configPaths": {
  "plugin": "...",
  "user": "...",
  "project": "..."
}

Display as:

• Plugin default: configPaths.plugin
• User global: configPaths.user (auto-resolved for the current platform)
• Project local: configPaths.project (or (not set) if outside a project)

4. Show warnings (if any)

If warnings is present and non-empty, render a ## Warnings section after the paths. For each entry, display:

- `<key>` found under `[<table>]` in <layer> TOML — value was recovered to top level. Move the key out of the table to silence this warning.

Skip the section entirely when warnings is absent or empty.