@anythingai/cli 0.1.3 → 0.1.5

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  1. package/dist/js/bin.mjs +1300 -1945
  2. package/package.json +2 -1
  3. package/skills/anything-cli/SKILL.md +255 -190
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  {
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  "name": "@anythingai/cli",
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- "version": "0.1.3",
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  "homepage": "https://anything.com/",
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  "license": "MIT",
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  "scripts": {
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  "gen": "npx @hey-api/openapi-ts",
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  "gen:spec": "tsx scripts/generate-spec.mts",
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+ "gen:skill": "tsx scripts/generate-skill.mts",
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  "check:spec": "tsx scripts/check-spec.mts",
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  "build": "tsdown --no-dts --out-dir dist/js",
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  "prepublishOnly": "yarn build",
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  name: anything-cli
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- description: Use when an agent needs to build, inspect, or manage an Anything app from the CLI. Covers auth, account and org checks, project creation, follow-up generations, secrets, publishing, domains, databases, deployments, members, and compound workflows. Best for OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any agent that should drive Anything non-interactively.
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+ description: Use when an agent needs to build web or mobile apps. Covers auth, orgs, project creation, follow-up generations, secrets, publishing, domains, databases, deployments, and members. Built for non-interactive use by OpenClaw, Hermes, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any agent.
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  # Anything CLI
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- Use `anything` as the control-plane CLI for Anything apps. Prefer this skill when the user wants to build or manage an Anything app without depending on the web UI.
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- ## Core Rules
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- - Prefer `ANYTHING_API_KEY` for non-interactive auth. Use `anything auth login --api-key <key>` for key-based login.
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- - Start with `anything user --json` for account, org, plan, and credit checks.
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- - Use the resource-first shape everywhere: `anything projects ...`, `anything domains ...`.
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- - **Always use `--json`** when another tool or agent will read the output. The JSON envelope format is: `{ "ok": true, "command": "...", "data": { ... }, "meta": { "duration_ms": 142 } }`.
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- - **Use `--quiet`** to get only the primary ID or URL for chaining: `PROJECT_ID="$(anything projects create --quiet --prompt "...")"`
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- - Capture `projectId` from create output and pass it explicitly on later commands.
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- - Pass flags for all inputs. Do not rely on prompts or hidden local state.
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- - `--non-interactive` is auto-enabled when `CLAUDECODE`, `CODEX`, `CI`, or `OPENCLAW` env vars are detected.
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- - Use `--dry-run` on state-modifying commands to preview actions before executing.
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- - If the user asks for something outside the known surface area, run `anything introspect` or `anything <subcommand> --help`.
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- ## Output Modes
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- | `--json` | Returns JSON envelope: `{ ok, command, data, meta }` or `{ ok: false, command, error: { code, message, hint } }` |
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- | `--quiet` | Prints only the primary identifier (ID or URL) — one per line for list commands |
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- | `--dry-run` | Outputs planned actions as JSON without executing |
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- | `--non-interactive` | Hard-fails instead of prompting; emits `ActionRequired` JSON to stderr |
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- ## Exit Codes
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- | 0 | Success | Continue |
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- | 1 | General error | Inspect error |
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- | 2 | Invalid arguments | Fix command syntax |
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- | 3 | Resource not found | Check ID |
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- | 4 | Auth failure | Re-authenticate |
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- | 5 | Conflict | Resource exists |
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- | 6 | Timeout | Retry (also used for publish wait timeout) |
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- | 7 | Server error | Retry with backoff |
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- ## Quick Start
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+ `anything` is the command-line control plane for Anything — create, iterate on, and publish AI-built web and mobile apps without the web UI. Use it whenever the user wants to build or manage an Anything app programmatically.
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+ ## Rules for agents
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+ - **Always pass `--json`** when the output will be read by a tool or agent. Parse the envelope; never scrape text.
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+ - **Capture `projectId` from `projects create`** and pass it explicitly to every later command.
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+ - **Pass every input as a flag.** Don't rely on interactive prompts or hidden local state.
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+ - `--non-interactive` is auto-enabled under `CLAUDECODE`, `CODEX`, `CI`, or `OPENCLAW`, so commands fail fast on ambiguity instead of hanging.
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+ - Use `--dry-run` to preview any state-changing command before running it.
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+ - Unsure what exists? Run `anything introspect` (full command tree as JSON) or `anything <command> --help`.
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+ ## Authenticate
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- anything user --json
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- anything projects create --org <org-id> --prompt "Build a CRM for a roofing company" --json
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- anything projects generate <project-id> --prompt "Add auth and billing" --json
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- anything projects messages <project-id> --json
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- anything projects get <project-id> --json
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- anything projects publish <project-id> --json # waits for deploy
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+ anything auth login --api-key <key> # or set ANYTHING_API_KEY
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+ anything user --json # account, orgs, plan, credits
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- ## Async Generation (recommended for agents)
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+ Start with `anything user --json` — it returns the orgs you can build in. You pass `--org <org-id>` when creating a project.
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+ ## Build and publish an app
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- The default `--wait` mode uses WebSocket subscriptions which can be unreliable. Use `--no-wait` and poll `projects status` for a robust HTTP-only alternative:
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+ The fastest path — one command creates, generates, and publishes:
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- # Start generation (returns immediately)
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- Terminal statuses: `VALID` (success), `INVALID` (generation failed), `INVALID_PROMPT` (bad prompt).
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- Non-terminal: `CREATED`, `BUILDING`.
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+ `ship` returns the live URL. Pass `--project <project-id>` to iterate on an existing app, `--skip-publish` to stop after generation, or `--no-wait` to return before the deploy finishes.
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+ anything projects create --org <org-id> --prompt "Build a CRM for roofers" --json
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+ anything projects generate <project-id> --prompt "Add auth and billing" --json
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- The `ship` command creates (or generates on existing), then publishes and waits for the deployment to finish. It streams progress as NDJSON in `--json` mode, or `[init]`/`[progress]`/`[done]` markers in text mode. `--no-wait` only skips waiting for the deployment to finish — generation still blocks via WebSocket. If you want fully HTTP-only async behavior, use the two-step `projects generate --no-wait` + `projects publish` pattern above instead.
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+ **Blocking (`--wait`, the default — and `ship`)** waits as long as the server is making progress; there's no fixed timeout. If it stops waiting while the build is still running, it does **not** fail — it returns a resumable result and you continue from there:
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- anything orgs get <org-id> --json
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- anything orgs members <org-id> --json
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- anything status --json
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- anything switch # interactive org/project picker
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- anything llm-context --json # combined agent context
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- anything introspect # full command tree as JSON
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- anything skill # print SKILL.md
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- anything update --check --json # is a newer CLI version available?
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+ anything projects status <project-id> --json # build status + latest deployment
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+ anything projects messages <project-id> --json # the build conversation
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+ anything projects files list <project-id> --json # every file in the project
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+ - `anything deployments get <deployment-id>` — Get deployment details
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+ - `anything deployments rollback <project-id>` — Roll a project back to its previous deployment
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+ - `anything domains add <domain>` — Add a custom domain to a project
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+ - `anything members role <email> <role>` — Change a member's role
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+ - `anything orgs list` — List your organizations
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+ - `anything orgs set <org-id>` — Set the active organization for future commands
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+ - `anything orgs unset` — Clear the active organization
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+ - `anything orgs members <organization-id>` — Inspect collaborators and pending invites for an organization
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+ - `anything projects create` — Create a new app and start initial generation
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+ - `anything projects duplicate <project-id>` — Duplicate an existing app
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+ - `anything projects generate <project-id>` — Send a prompt to an existing app
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+ - `anything projects get <project-id>` — Get app info and dev server status
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+ - `anything projects rename <project-id>` — Rename a project
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+ - `anything projects messages <project-id>` — Read conversation history for an app
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+ - `anything projects status <project-id>` — Show the latest revision status and deployment summary (lightweight, for polling)
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+ - `anything projects files` — Inspect app files
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+ - `anything projects files list <project-id>` — List files for an app
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+ - `anything projects files get <project-id> <path>` — Read one file from an app
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+ - `anything projects auth` — Inspect project auth provider configuration
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+ - `anything projects auth providers <project-id>` — Inspect auth provider configuration for a project
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+ - `anything projects logs <project-id>` — Read development logs for an app (supports tailing)
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+ - `anything projects secrets` — Manage app secrets
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+ - `anything projects secrets list <project-id>` — List secrets for an app
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+ - `anything projects secrets add <project-id>` — Add a secret to an app
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+ - `anything projects secrets remove <project-id> <secret-id>` — Remove a secret from an app
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+ - `anything projects publish <project-id>` — Publish an app to production
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+ - `anything projects publish status <project-id> <deployment-id>` — Check the status of a publish deployment
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+ - `anything projects submit <project-id>` — Start an App Store submission for an app
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+ - `anything projects submit status <project-id> <submission-id>` — Check the status of an App Store submission
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+ - `anything projects unpublish <project-id>` — Unpublish an app from production
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+ - `anything projects delete <project-id>` — Delete a project permanently (gated behind the project-delete-enabled flag; returns 403 when disabled)
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+ - `anything projects set <project-id>` — Set the current project for future commands
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+ - `anything projects settings` — Inspect and update project settings
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+ - `anything projects settings auth` — Manage auth-related project settings
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+ - `anything projects settings auth get [project-id]` — Read project auth settings
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+ - `anything projects settings auth set [project-id]` — Update project auth settings for a provider
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- - Missing auth: set `ANYTHING_API_KEY` or run `anything auth login --api-key <key>`.
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  ## References
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- - For agent-specific installation in OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, see `references/setup.md`.
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+ - Agent-specific install steps for OpenClaw, Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor: `references/setup.md`.