@dassi_ai/cli 0.5.0 → 0.7.0
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- package/.claude-plugin/plugin.json +8 -3
- package/README.md +116 -108
- package/daemon-client.mjs +39 -85
- package/dassi-daemon.mjs +106 -156
- package/dassi-shared.mjs +35 -172
- package/dassi.mjs +99 -60
- package/format-response.mjs +26 -11
- package/group-expansion.mjs +12 -3
- package/help-text.mjs +59 -48
- package/launch.mjs +1 -1
- package/package.json +2 -2
- package/setup.mjs +200 -0
- package/skills/dassi/SKILL.md +69 -0
- package/skills/dassi/scripts/dassi.mjs +3 -0
- package/tool-commands.mjs +48 -89
- package/skills/operate/SKILL.md +0 -124
- package/skills/operate/command-reference.md +0 -65
- package/skills/pick-tabs/SKILL.md +0 -93
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name: pick-tabs
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description: Use when a task requires acting on one or more Chrome tabs but the
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target tab(s) cannot be determined from the user message. Lists open tabs and
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tab groups via the dassi CLI and asks the user to pick. Returns the resolved
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# dassi:pick-tabs
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Reusable tab/group picker for the Dassi Chrome extension. Other skills (notably `dassi:operate`) compose with this; users can also invoke it directly to see what's open.
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## When to invoke
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- User asked for a browser action but did not name a specific tab or URL
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- User referenced "these tabs," "all my tabs," "those tabs," or similar plural language
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- User named a group title that returns 0 or >1 matches from `dassi list-groups`
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- Another skill (e.g. `dassi:operate`) explicitly delegates to the picker
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- User explicitly says "let me pick" / "show tabs" / "pick again"
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## Skip when
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- User explicitly named a tab by URL, title, or tab id
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- User said "this tab" / "current tab" / "active tab" — use the active tab without asking
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## Process
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1. **Call the CLI sequentially** (parallel startup would race the daemon bootstrap):
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```bash
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dassi list-tabs --json
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dassi list-groups --json
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First call spawns the daemon if needed; second reuses it. Total latency is dominated by daemon startup (~1s first run, instant after).
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2. **Render a markdown list:**
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For each group, list its name + color + member tabs (indented, using the real Chrome `tabId` in brackets). Then list ungrouped tabs.
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Open browser:
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Research (blue, 3 tabs)
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[1847] MacBook Air — apple.com/macbook-air
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[1853] AirPods — apple.com/airpods
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[1861] iPad Pro — apple.com/ipad-pro
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Reading (orange, 2 tabs)
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Reply with: comma-separated tab IDs ("1847,1853"), a group name ("Research"),
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3. **Ask the user with free-text input** (do NOT use `AskUserQuestion` — it caps at 4 options, and users routinely have more open tabs).
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| Comma- or space-separated integers (e.g. `1847,1853,1861`) | Treat as Chrome tab IDs directly; cross-check each against `list-tabs --json`. If any supplied IDs are NOT present, surface a one-line warning to the user before returning (e.g., "Note: tab IDs 9999, 8888 were not found and will be skipped."), and proceed with the verified set. If ALL supplied IDs are missing, stop and ask the user to re-pick. |
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| Range like `1847-1861` | NOT supported — Chrome tab IDs are not sequential. If the user uses range syntax, ask them to switch to comma-separated. |
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| Exact group name (case-insensitive) | Return all tab IDs in that group from `list-groups --json` + `list-tabs --json`. |
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| Substring match against tab titles/URLs ("Apple ones") | Match against `list-tabs --json` data; confirm matches with the user before returning. |
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5. **Return** the resolved tab ID list. If invoked standalone (not by another skill), also print a confirmation line: `Picked: <n> tabs from <source>.`
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- **Extension not installed**: The CLI exits 1 with the Chrome Web Store link. Surface it; do not retry.
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- **No tabs match a description**: Show the list again and ask for a different reference.
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- `"all"` — user replied "all" (every open tab returned)
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