@directed/cli 0.1.2

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+ # directed
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+ Run an interactive coding-agent CLI in a Directed chat. Teammates can follow
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+ the transcript and steer the session by mentioning the agent in that chat.
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+ ```
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+ directed claude [args...] # your normal claude, wrapped
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+ directed codex [args...]
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+ directed <anything> [args...]
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+ ```
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+ The wrapped CLI remains native in your terminal. Codex and Claude Code sessions
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+ stream their transcript and terminal playback into the chat, with every steer
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+ attributed.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ curl -fsSL https://hub.directed.ai/cli/install.sh | bash
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+ ```
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+ or
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @directed/cli
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+ ```
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+ Requires **tmux** (`brew install tmux`) and Node 20+. macOS/Linux.
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+ ## Sign in
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+ Sessions are gated behind your Directed account. The first run opens your
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+ browser to sign in; `directed login` / `directed logout` manage it explicitly.
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+ ## Help
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+ ```bash
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+ directed --help
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+ ```
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+ To see help for the wrapped command instead, put `--help` after its name, such
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+ as `directed codex --help` or `directed claude --help`.
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+ ## Collaborate and steer
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+ ```bash
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+ directed --with @jane claude
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+ ```
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+ `--with` adds active connections to the session chat. A participant steers the
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+ running agent by mentioning it there. By default the steer is submitted
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+ immediately; `--accept-mode stage` places it on the terminal input line for you
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+ to review first.
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+ Sessions stream into a Directed chat by default. `--no-chat` keeps a session
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+ fully local, and resuming a session (`--resume`, `-c`, `codex resume`) picks its
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+ chat back up.
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+ ## Flags
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+ | Flag | Meaning |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `--accept-mode send\|stage` | steer messages submit immediately, or land staged on the input line |
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+ | `--no-chat` / `--chat` | disable / force streaming to a Directed chat |
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+ | `--into` / `--into=<URL or public id>` | choose from 10 recent chat titles and links, or stream into the exact chat given after `=` |
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+ | `--with <people>` | add people to the session chat (`@username` or email, comma-separated; entries that aren't your active connections are skipped with a warning) |
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+ | `--invite <emails>` | email a join link: opens a mail draft to these addresses with the chat's share link |
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+ | `--no-open` | don't open the chat in your browser when the session starts |
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+ | `--name <label>` | session label |
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+ | `-h` / `--help` | show CLI usage and options |
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+ ## Updating
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+ `directed` checks for updates once a day and prints a notice when one is
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+ available. `directed upgrade` installs it.
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+ ## Security
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+ - Only members of the Directed chat can send steering mentions.
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+ - Steer messages are injected as literal text into `directed`'s own tmux
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+ session, with no shell interpolation.