@_xtribe/cli 1.0.52 → 1.0.54

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package/install-tribe.js CHANGED
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package/package.json CHANGED
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  "name": "@_xtribe/cli",
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- "version": "1.0.52",
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+ "version": "1.0.54",
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  "description": "TRIBE multi-agent development system - Zero to productive with one command",
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  "main": "install-tribe.js",
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- # Auto-Launch Implementation Guide
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- ## Overview
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- This implementation adds automatic launching of the Tribe interactive UI after installation, providing a seamless onboarding experience for new users.
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- ## Files Created
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- 1. **install-tribe-autolaunch.js** - Core auto-launch functionality
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- - Detection logic for when to auto-launch
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- - Cluster status checking
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- - First-time welcome experience
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- - Interactive UI launching
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- 2. **install-tribe-with-autolaunch.js** - Enhanced installer wrapper
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- - Integrates with existing installer
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- - Adds command-line flags for control
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- 3. **test-autolaunch.js** - Testing utility
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- - Verifies auto-launch logic
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- - Tests different scenarios
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- ## Implementation Status
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- ✅ **Completed**
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- - Auto-launch detection logic
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- - First-time install detection
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- - TTY environment checking
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- - CI environment detection
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- - Command-line flag support (--launch, --no-launch)
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- - Cluster status checking
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- - Welcome message for first-time users
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- - Error handling and fallback
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- ✅ **No Hallucinations Found**
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- - The plan correctly references actual components
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- - The tribe CLI exists with interactive mode
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- - Agent personalities are implemented
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- - ASCII banner is real
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- ## How It Works
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- ### Auto-Launch Decision Flow
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- ```
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- Installation Complete
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- v
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- Is Interactive Terminal (TTY)?
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- YES NO --> Show manual instructions
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- Is CI Environment?
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- NO YES --> Skip auto-launch
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- Check command flags
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- --no-launch? --> Skip
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- --launch? --> Force launch
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- First time install?
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- YES NO --> Skip (unless --launch)
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- Check/Start Cluster
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- Show Welcome Message
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- Launch Interactive UI
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- ```
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- ### Integration Points
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- The auto-launch can be integrated into the existing installer in two ways:
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- #### Option 1: Direct Integration
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- Add to the end of successful installation in `install-tribe.js`:
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- ```javascript
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- // After "TRIBE is ready!" message
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- if (require('./install-tribe-autolaunch.js').shouldAutoLaunch()) {
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- await require('./install-tribe-autolaunch.js').handleAutoLaunch();
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- }
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- ```
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- #### Option 2: Wrapper Script
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- Use `install-tribe-with-autolaunch.js` as the main entry point:
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- ```json
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- // In package.json
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- "bin": {
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- "install-tribe": "./install-tribe-with-autolaunch.js"
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- }
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- }
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- ```
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- ## Usage
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- ### For End Users
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- ```bash
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- # First-time install - auto-launches interactive UI
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- npx @_xtribe/cli
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- # Skip auto-launch
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- npx @_xtribe/cli --no-launch
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- # Force auto-launch (even if not first time)
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- npx @_xtribe/cli --launch
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- # Launch in simple mode
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- npx @_xtribe/cli --simple
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- ```
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- ### For Testing
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- ```bash
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- # Test auto-launch logic
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- node test-autolaunch.js
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- # Test with actual launch (requires tribe installed)
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- node test-autolaunch.js --test-launch
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- # Test in different scenarios
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- CI=true node test-autolaunch.js
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- ```
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- ## Benefits
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- 1. **Zero-to-Magic Experience**: Users go from `npx @_xtribe/cli` directly into the interactive UI
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- 2. **Smart Detection**: Only auto-launches when appropriate
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- 3. **User Control**: Can be disabled with flags
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- 4. **First-Time Experience**: Special welcome for new users
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- 5. **Error Recovery**: Falls back gracefully if launch fails
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- ## Next Steps
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- To activate auto-launch in production:
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- 1. **Test thoroughly** in different environments
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- 2. **Update package.json** to use the enhanced installer
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- 3. **Document** the new flags in README
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- 4. **Consider A/B testing** to measure impact
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- ## Configuration
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- Future enhancement: Add configuration file support:
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- ```json
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- // ~/.tribe/config.json
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- "autoLaunch": {
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- "enabled": true,
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- "mode": "interactive" // or "simple"
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- }
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- }
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- ```
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- This implementation provides a delightful onboarding experience while maintaining full control and compatibility.
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- # TRIBE CLI - Zero to Productive in One Command
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- TRIBE is an AI-powered multi-agent development system that manages your entire development workflow. From project creation to task implementation and PR reviews, TRIBE's AI agents handle it all.
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- ## 🚀 One-Command Installation
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- ```bash
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- npx @_xtribe/cli
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- ```
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- That's it! This single command works on macOS, Linux, and Windows (WSL2).
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- **What it does:**
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- - ✅ Detects your platform automatically
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- - ✅ Installs all required tools (kubectl, TRIBE CLI)
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- - ✅ Sets up Kubernetes for your platform:
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- - **macOS**: Colima with Kubernetes
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- - **Linux**: K3s (lightweight Kubernetes)
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- - **Windows**: Guides to WSL2 setup
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- - ✅ Deploys the complete TRIBE cluster
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- - ✅ Configures your environment
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- - ✅ Guides you through creating your first project
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- ## 🎯 What is TRIBE?
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- TRIBE is a complete development ecosystem where AI agents:
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- - 📝 Implement features based on your descriptions
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- - 🔧 Fix bugs autonomously
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- - 🔀 Create pull requests
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- - 👀 Handle code reviews
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- - 🚀 Manage the entire development lifecycle
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- ## 💡 Quick Start
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- After installation, just run:
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- ```bash
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- tribe
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- ```
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- The interactive CLI will:
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- 1. **First time?** Guide you through creating your first project
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- 2. **Returning?** Show your projects, tasks, and agent activity
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- ### Creating Tasks
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- ```bash
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- # Select project, describe what you want built
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- # An AI agent picks it up and implements it!
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- ```
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- ### Reviewing PRs
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- ```bash
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- # See PRs created by agents
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- # Review diffs, add comments, merge
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- ```
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- ## 🛠️ System Requirements
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- ### Supported Platforms
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- - **macOS** (Intel & Apple Silicon)
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- - **Windows** - Use WSL2 with Ubuntu
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- ### Hardware Requirements
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- - **4GB RAM** minimum (8GB recommended)
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- - **20GB disk space**
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- - **Node.js 16+**
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- ## 📚 Common Commands
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- ```bash
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- tribe # Interactive mode
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- tribe status # Check system status
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- tribe create-task # Create a new task
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- tribe review-task # Review agent PRs
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- tribe list-projects # Show all projects
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- tribe list-agents # Show agent status
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- ```
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- ## 🔧 Architecture
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- TRIBE runs a local Kubernetes cluster with:
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- - **TaskMaster** - Task queue and agent coordinator
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- - **Claude Agents** - AI workers powered by Claude
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- - **Gitea** - Local Git server for repositories
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- ## 🤝 Contributing
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- For detailed documentation, visit the [TRIBE Flow Guide](https://github.com/0zen/0zen/blob/main/TRIBE-SYSTEM-FLOW-GUIDE.md).
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- tribe start
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- ```
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- ```
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- ### Port conflicts?
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- ```
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- ### Reset everything?
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- ```
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- ## 📄 License
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- MIT License - see [LICENSE](https://github.com/0zen/0zen/blob/main/LICENSE) for details.