mcode 0.4.12, npm install, Linux
mcode creates and uses ~/.minimax/ for all its state (auth/, config.yaml,
model-cache.json, v2/ sqlite, .builtin-skills/). No ~/.minimax-code is ever
created. But the docs consistently say otherwise:
- README: "User data is stored in ~/.minimax-code by default."
- SECURITY.md: "The default data directory, ~/.minimax-code, stores login
state, provider configuration, and sessions."
- docs/installation.md and others repeat the same path.
This is more than a typo. SECURITY.md tells users to "Restrict local access
and keep it out of Git" — anyone following that locks down or gitignores
~/.minimax-code while the real directory keeps default permissions on
config.yaml (which holds BYOK provider entries). Support also loses time when
users inspect the documented path, find nothing, and conclude nothing is
stored locally.
Suggested fix: change the docs to ~/.minimax (README.md + README_ZH.md +
SECURITY.md + docs/*). Renaming the data dir itself would break existing
installs, so docs seem like the right place.
mcode 0.4.12, npm install, Linux
mcode creates and uses ~/.minimax/ for all its state (auth/, config.yaml,
model-cache.json, v2/ sqlite, .builtin-skills/). No ~/.minimax-code is ever
created. But the docs consistently say otherwise:
state, provider configuration, and sessions."
This is more than a typo. SECURITY.md tells users to "Restrict local access
and keep it out of Git" — anyone following that locks down or gitignores
~/.minimax-code while the real directory keeps default permissions on
config.yaml (which holds BYOK provider entries). Support also loses time when
users inspect the documented path, find nothing, and conclude nothing is
stored locally.
Suggested fix: change the docs to ~/.minimax (README.md + README_ZH.md +
SECURITY.md + docs/*). Renaming the data dir itself would break existing
installs, so docs seem like the right place.