@contextium/cli 1.7.1 → 1.8.0
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- package/README.md +10 -27
- package/dist/commands/tags.js +23 -713
- package/dist/commands/tags.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/commands/workflows.js +5 -67
- package/dist/commands/workflows.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/index.js +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
- package/skills/ium/idea.md +3 -5
- package/skills/ium/new-project.md +16 -19
package/README.md
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### Tags
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# Tag types (categories)
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contextium tags types -w <workspace>
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contextium tags create-type -w <workspace> -n "Topic"
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contextium tags type-get -w <workspace> --type <typeId>
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Tags are flat and untyped — a tag is just a `#value` (no categories, no `type:value` format). A file is tagged by typing `#value` inside its content; the tag is reconciled when the file is saved.
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# Read-only — tags are content-driven, so there are no create/update/delete commands
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contextium tags list -w <workspace>
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contextium tags
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contextium tags update -w <workspace> --tag <tagId> --value auth
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# Apply / remove
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contextium tags apply -w <workspace> --tag topic:authentication --file <fileId>
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contextium tags apply-bulk -w <workspace> --tag <tagId> --files <file1,file2>
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contextium tags remove -w <workspace> --tag <tagId> --file <fileId>
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# Search by tags
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contextium tags search -w <workspace> --tags topic:authentication
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contextium tags search -w <workspace> --tags authentication
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contextium tags file-tags -w <workspace> --file <fileId>
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To tag a file, author the tag inline — add a `#authentication` token to the file's content (e.g. `contextium edit-file <id> --content "… #authentication"`); the tag is created on save. To untag, remove the token. There are no `tags create`, `tags update`, or `tags delete` commands, and `tags apply`/`apply-bulk`/`remove` are deprecated — tagging is entirely inline.
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### Agents and Skills
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### Organise docs with tags
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contextium tags create -w my-workspace --type <typeId> --value authentication
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# Tag files
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# Tag a file by adding #authentication inside its content, then save —
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# Find all authentication files
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## Links
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