ashlr-plugin renames its command to avoid a collision

The release also fixes a startup annoyance. When npm installs packages in a "hoisted" layout, the plugin did not recognize its dependencies and ran an unneeded first-run install. It now recognizes that layout. If a module really is missing, the old install fallback still runs.

The third change is about trust. The core-efficiency library is now pinned to its verified release commit, not a movable tag. That keeps the same code from silently changing under you.

Earlier the same day, version 1.36.3 made every MCP host receive the same compact instructions. Its notes list required items that stay mandatory, such as task context, AGENTS.md, authorization, citations and exact errors. The notes call the handshake tests protocol compatibility evidence, not a claim about savings.

Coding agents burn most of their budget reading files and search results. ashlr-plugin gives them tools that return less, without losing what matters.