@clue-ai/cli 0.0.4 → 0.0.6

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@@ -8,6 +8,13 @@ The Clue product repository keeps SDKs, shared schemas, and API contracts. Tool
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  ```bash
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  /clue-init
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+ clue-ai setup --clue-api-key <key> --clue-api-base-url <url> --project-key <key> --environment dev
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+ clue-ai setup-detect --repo .
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+ clue-ai semantic-inventory --framework fastapi --backend-root-path backend --repo . --output .clue/semantic-routes.json
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+ clue-ai semantic-workflow --framework fastapi --backend-root-path backend --repo .
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+ clue-ai lifecycle-apply --plan clue-lifecycle-plan.json --repo .
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+ clue-ai setup-check --framework fastapi --backend-root-path backend --repo . --target codex --require-sdk-lifecycle
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+ clue-ai setup-watch --project-key <key> --environment dev --clue-api-base-url <clue-api-base-url> --watch-targets frontend:web[init,identify,set-account,event-sent]=<frontend-url>,backend:api[init,identify,set-account,logout,event-sent]=<backend-url>
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  clue-ai init --request clue-init-request.json --repo .
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  clue-ai semantic-ci --request clue-semantic-request.json --repo .
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  ```
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  wrappers. The command collects structured setup inputs and invokes the same
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  tool request/report contract as `clue-ai init`.
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- ## Required Secrets
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+ `clue-ai semantic-workflow` mechanically writes the GitHub Actions workflow that
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+ generates `.clue/semantic-request.runtime.json` only inside CI and then runs
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+ `clue-ai semantic-ci`. Do not commit runtime semantic request files to client
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+ repositories.
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+ `clue-ai setup` installs the target AI-tool skills and, when backend routes are
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+ detectable, also runs the machine-owned setup preparation:
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+ - detects the FastAPI backend root
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+ - writes `.clue/semantic-routes.json`
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+ - writes `.github/workflows/clue-semantic-snapshot.yml`
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+ - writes `.clue/setup-manifest.json`
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+ The AI prompt should use those generated artifacts as inputs and should not
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+ hand-edit route inventory or semantic CI workflow files.
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+ `clue-ai setup-detect` mechanically detects FastAPI route candidates and returns
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+ the framework, backend root path, service key candidate, route files, and route
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+ count before any AI interpretation.
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+ `clue-ai lifecycle-apply` mechanically applies an AI-produced exact replacement
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+ plan after validating edit paths, lifecycle API names, no broad tracking, and no
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+ DOM clue tags.
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+ `clue-ai setup-check` mechanically verifies installed setup skills, route
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+ inventory, semantic workflow shape, runtime request absence, obvious secret
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+ leaks, and SDK lifecycle presence when requested.
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+ `clue-ai setup-watch` polls the Clue API setup-check endpoint while you operate
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+ the local service. `--clue-api-base-url` is the Clue API URL, not the customer
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+ frontend URL. Use `--watch-targets` to list every local frontend/backend app by
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+ service key and the lifecycle checks expected for that service, for example
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+ `frontend:web[init,identify,set-account,event-sent]=<frontend-url>,backend:api[init,identify,set-account,logout,event-sent]=<backend-url>`.
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+ Do not assume localhost ports; use the actual URLs printed by the repository's
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+ dev scripts or configured in its local env.
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+ `clue-ai setup` reads Clue values from the setup screen flags, detects local
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+ services, writes `.clue/setup-manifest.json`, and prints service-specific env
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+ blocks. Do not hand-write `CLUE_SERVICE_KEY`; use the value printed for each
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+ detected service.
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+ ## Required Environment
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  - `CLUE_API_KEY`
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- - `AI_PROVIDER_API_KEY`
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+ - `CLUE_AI_PROVIDER`
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+ - `CLUE_AI_PROVIDER_API_KEY`
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+ - `CLUE_AI_MODEL`
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+ `CLUE_AI_PROVIDER` selects the AI provider used by semantic snapshot generation and
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+ lifecycle implementation planning. Use `openai` for OpenAI-compatible Chat
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+ Completions providers and `anthropic` for Claude Messages API. `CLUE_AI_PROVIDER_API_KEY`
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+ must match the selected provider. `CLUE_AI_MODEL` is the selected provider's model
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+ name. Keep it in environment configuration so provider/model upgrades do not
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+ require CLI code changes.
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  ## Boundaries
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