@coopcli/specsketch 2026.902.2 → 2026.904.2

package/README.md

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 # coopcli specsketch
 
+> **There is no login command.** The CLI logins were retired (`retire-cli-login`): the browser flow opens `/cli-auth` on an origin whose Clerk instance moved to specsesh.com, so it cannot complete. Credentials already in `~/.coopcli/config.json` keep working — reading them outlives writing them.
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 Draw the system. Get the spec.
 
 An Excalidraw canvas that turns architecture diagrams into **OpenSpec** change proposals —
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 generation runs with your own Anthropic credentials.
 
 ## Quick start
-
 ```bash
 npx @coopcli/specsketch ./openspec/changes/new-feature-change
 # or: npm install -g @coopcli/specsketch && specsketch ./openspec/changes/new-feature-change
@@ -16,7 +18,6 @@ npx @coopcli/specsketch ./openspec/changes/new-feature-change
 
 Open the printed URL, draw labeled boxes and arrows (loose text becomes design notes), and
 press **Generate Spec**. The change directory is the workspace:
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 ```
 openspec/changes/new-feature-change/
 ├── diagram.excalidraw      ← the drawing, autosaved, agent-readable
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   ```
 
 ## CLI reference
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 ```
 specsketch <path-to-openspec-change-dir> [--port <n>] [--share]
-specsketch login [--profile <name>] [--web-url <url>]
 ```
 
 - The directory is created if it doesn't exist; its basename becomes the change name.
@@ -121,9 +120,7 @@ specsketch login [--profile <name>] [--web-url <url>]
   retention.
 
 ## Shared sessions (`--share`)
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 ```bash
-specsketch login                                                 # once per machine
 specsketch ./openspec/changes/new-feature-change --share
 ```
 
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 Worth knowing:
 
-- The host needs a CoopCLI account (`specsketch login` — opens a browser, saves
-  credentials to `~/.coopcli/config.json`, the same file `coop login` writes); guests
   never do. The link itself is the capability: anyone holding it can view **and edit**
   until the session ends. The server stores only a hash of the link token.
 - The local server still binds to 127.0.0.1 only — sharing runs over a single outbound
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 | "Node NN detected — specsketch needs Node >= 22" | Upgrade Node (https://nodejs.org) |
 | Port already in use | Handled automatically — the server moves to the next free port and prints it; `--port <n>` sets the preferred starting port |
 | Regeneration changed a file you hand-edited | Expected when the drawing implicates it — the diagram is the source of truth; use `git diff`/`git checkout` to recover, and keep change dirs in version control |
-| `--share` says it needs login | Run `specsketch login` once on the hosting machine; `--profile` selects a non-default CoopCLI config profile |
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 | Share link says it no longer works | The host ended the session (Ctrl-C) or it idled out — ask for a fresh link |
 
 More: [product page](https://coopcli.com/products/specsketch) ·