@crvouga/personal 0.1.2 → 0.1.4

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  # Personal CLI
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+ Start with `personal` for help; it never opens a menu implicitly.
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+ ```sh
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+ personal
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+ personal index --json
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+ personal agent --json
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+ personal t3-apply --help
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+ ```
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+ The index includes per-command help, mutation defaults, preview instructions and
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+ required authorization. `--json` changes output format; it does not prevent writes.
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+ `commands` remains an alias-compatible name for `index`. Use `personal --interactive`
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+ only when you want the terminal menu.
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  Use the installed `personal` executable for routine work. `npx @crvouga/personal`
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  is the same CLI when it is not installed.
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  npx --yes @crvouga/personal
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  ```
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- The terminal application has a flat searchable command palette sorted A–Z with group prefixes,
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+ With `personal --interactive`, the terminal application has a flat searchable command palette sorted A–Z with group prefixes,
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  descriptions, target selection, progress indicators, result summaries, searchable
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  node/status/check drill-downs, remedies, retry/back navigation, and an add-node
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  wizard. It shows the equivalent noninteractive command before running anything.
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  Pin an **exact released version** instead of `latest` for automation. Direct
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  commands, `--json`, `--non-interactive` and redirected input never open prompts.
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- No arguments without a terminal prints the command catalog. JSON is one versioned
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+ No arguments prints help in every environment, including a terminal. `personal --json` or `personal index --json` prints the structured command index. The menu requires `personal --interactive`. JSON is one versioned
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  document on stdout; interactive chrome and progress use stderr. Exit codes:
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  **0** success/preview, **1** failed operation/check, **2** invalid usage/config,
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  **130** cancellation. `--strict` makes warnings and skips fail too.
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  ## Development and release
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  ```sh
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- bun run personal # interactive development entry
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+ bun run personal # help
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+ bun run personal --interactive # optional interactive menu
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  bun run --cwd packages/personal-cli tc
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  bun run --cwd packages/personal-cli lint
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  bun run --cwd packages/personal-cli test
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  for the comparison of mise, OpenBao, Bitwarden, 1Password, Tailscale SSH, chezmoi,
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  Teleport, Ansible and Syncthing, plus existing password-manager onboarding and
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  the distinction between shared service secrets and per-machine logins.
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+ ## Ubuntu one-command synchronization
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+ See [the Fleet operator and implementation status guide](../fleet/docs/ubuntu-sync.md).
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+ `personal fleet-sync` and `personal fleet converge` share the guarded controller-driven
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+ flow. Full Ubuntu baseline and fleet acceptance remain incomplete; a profile
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+ apply does not claim machine readiness. Existing commands retain their semantics.