@dipoleml/dcode-cli 2.0.2 → 2.0.3

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@@ -11,6 +11,18 @@ DCode plans, writes, runs, and reviews code with the raven model family. It read
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  ## Install
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+ The one-line installer checks Node.js, installs DCode and starts it right away:
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+ ```sh
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+ # macOS and Linux
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+ curl -fsSL https://dipoleml.com/install.sh | sh
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+ # Windows (PowerShell)
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+ irm https://dipoleml.com/install.ps1 | iex
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+ ```
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+ Or with npm:
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  ```sh
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  npm install -g @dipoleml/dcode-cli
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  ```
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  dcode
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  ```
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- With no arguments, DCode opens its terminal workspace: the DCode disc animates on launch, then you ask it to fix a bug, write a feature, or review a diff. It proposes commands and file changes for your approval before anything runs. Colour adapts to your terminal (truecolor, 256 or 16 colours; set `NO_COLOR=1` to turn it off).
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+ With no arguments, DCode fills your terminal window: your name, model and folder in a header on top, the conversation scrolling in the middle, and the message box with your 5-hour and weekly usage pinned at the bottom. The DCode disc animates on launch, then you ask it to fix a bug, write a feature, or review a diff. Use `--no-fullscreen` to keep the conversation in your normal terminal scrollback. It proposes commands and file changes for your approval before anything runs. Colour adapts to your terminal (truecolor, 256 or 16 colours; set `NO_COLOR=1` to turn it off).
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  | Key | Action |
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  | Shift+Tab | Cycle the permission mode |
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  | Ctrl+O, `/expand` | Show full tool output |
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  | `/`, `@` | Command and file suggestions (Tab to complete) |
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+ | `/model` | Pick the model (up/down) and how hard it thinks: Off, Low, Standard, High (left/right) |
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+ | Mouse wheel, PgUp/PgDn, End | Scroll the conversation; End jumps to the newest |
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+ | `/setup` | Show what works on this computer (sign-in, browser, permissions, git) |
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  To run a single prompt and exit (useful in scripts and CI):
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  ## Sign in
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- The first time DCode needs a model, it starts sign in. You can also run it directly:
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+ The first time DCode needs a model, it offers to sign in with your DipoleML account (a free account works) or to use an API key. You can also run it directly:
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  ```sh
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  dcode login
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  | Command | What it does |
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- | `dcode doctor` | Inspect runtime and packaging assumptions |
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+ | `dcode doctor` | Check Node, your PATH, the DipoleML servers, sign-in, browser and git |
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  | `dcode plugins list` | List installed plugins and marketplaces |
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  | `dcode skills list` | List available skills |
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  | `dcode --licenses` | Print open-source license notices |