@codemieai/cdk 0.1.631 → 0.1.633

package/README.md

@@ -169,14 +169,33 @@ codemie --help
 # Deploy resources
 codemie deploy
 codemie deploy --prune
+codemie deploy --skip-datasources
 
 # Other commands
 codemie backup
 codemie destroy --force
 codemie preview
 codemie validate --check-api
+
+# Import a single resource from the Codemie platform
+codemie import <type> <slug>
+codemie import assistant my-assistant
+codemie import workflow 11111111-1111-1111-1111-111111111111
+codemie import assistant my-assistant --update  # refresh an already-managed resource in place
+# <type> is one of: assistant, datasource, workflow, skill
+# <slug> is a resource slug or name; for assistant and workflow it may also be a platform UUID
+
+# Run a command from a subdirectory of the project, or against another project entirely
+codemie validate --root-dir ../another-project
 ```
 
+**Note:** Every command finds the project root automatically by walking up from the current
+directory looking for `codemie.yaml`, so you can run `codemie` from any subdirectory of your
+project. Pass `-d, --root-dir <path>` to point at a different project root instead. `codemie init`
+never auto-detects an existing project - it always scaffolds in the current directory unless
+`-d` is given. `-c, --config` and `-d, --root-dir` are independent: a `-c` file wins only where it
+declares `rootDir` itself, otherwise an explicit `-d` still applies.
+
 **For local development**, npm scripts provide convenient shortcuts:
 ```bash
 npm run deploy    # → codemie deploy