@doist/comms-cli 1.9.1 → 1.9.3

package/dist/lib/skills/content.d.ts

@@ -3,6 +3,6 @@ export declare const SKILL_DESCRIPTION = "Comms messaging CLI. View and respond
 export declare const SKILL_AUTHOR = "Doist";
 export declare const SKILL_LICENSE = "MIT";
 export declare const SKILL_VERSION: string;
-export declare const SKILL_CONTENT = "# Comms CLI (tdc)\n\nAccess Comms messaging via the `tdc` CLI. Use when the user asks about their Comms workspaces, threads, messages, or wants to interact with Comms in any way.\n\n## Setup\n\n```bash\ntdc auth login                    # OAuth login (standard write scopes)\ntdc auth login --read-only        # OAuth login with read-only scope\ntdc auth login --full-access      # OAuth login with delete/admin scopes\ntdc auth login --callback-port <n># Override the local OAuth callback port (default 8766)\ntdc auth login --json             # Emit a JSON envelope for scripted / agent use\ntdc auth login --ndjson           # Emit an NDJSON envelope for scripted / agent use\ntdc auth token                    # Save API token manually (prompts securely; scope unknown, assumed write-capable)\ntdc auth status                   # Verify authentication + show mode\ntdc auth status --json            # Full status payload as JSON (--ndjson also supported)\ntdc auth status --user <ref>      # Target a specific stored account (id, id:<n>, or display name)\ntdc --user <ref> auth <status|logout|token view|refresh-token view>  # Equivalent to passing --user after the subcommand; other commands accept the flag but ignore it\ntdc auth logout                   # Remove saved token and auth metadata\ntdc auth logout --json            # Emits `{\"ok\": true}` (--ndjson is silent)\ntdc auth logout --user <ref>      # Target a specific stored account; mismatched ref errors with ACCOUNT_NOT_FOUND\ntdc auth token view               # Print the saved token to stdout (pipe-safe; refuses if COMMS_API_TOKEN is set)\ntdc auth token view --user <ref>  # Print the saved token for a specific stored account\ntdc auth refresh-token view       # Print the saved OAuth refresh token to stdout (pipe-safe; OAuth logins only)\ntdc auth refresh-token view --user <ref>  # Print the saved OAuth refresh token for a specific stored account\ntdc account [list|current|use <ref>|remove <ref>]  # Manage stored accounts; all support --json/--ndjson\n                                 # current's payload is {id, label, authMode, authScope, source:\"config\"} | {source:\"env\"} | {source:\"token-only\"}\ntdc auth login                    # Re-running auth login with a different OAuth grant adds a NEW account; default stays pinned unless none was set\ntdc workspaces                    # List available workspaces\ntdc workspace use <ref>           # Set current workspace\ntdc completion install            # Install shell completions\ntdc config view                   # Show the current CLI configuration file (token masked)\ntdc config set <key> <value>      # Set a user preference (e.g. unarchive-new-threads true)\ntdc doctor                        # Diagnose CLI setup and environment issues\ntdc update                        # Update CLI to latest version\ntdc changelog                     # Show recent changelog entries\ntdc migrate urls <urls>           # Translate old twist.com URLs to Comms URLs (needs a Twist token)\n```\n\nOAuth login uses Todoist OAuth for Comms access. The default grant can read Comms data and create/update content or messages. It does not include delete, channel management, or user/workspace write scopes; use `tdc auth login --full-access` only when needed. Stored auth uses the system credential manager when available. If secure storage is unavailable, `tdc` warns and falls back to `~/.config/comms-cli/config.json`. `COMMS_API_TOKEN` always takes priority over the stored token.\n\nIn read-only mode (`tdc auth login --read-only`), commands that modify Comms data (reply, archive, react, delete, etc.) are blocked by the CLI. Externally provided tokens (`COMMS_API_TOKEN` or `tdc auth token`) are treated as unknown scope and assumed write-capable.\n\n## View by URL\n\n```bash\ntdc view <url>                    # View any Comms entity by URL\n```\n\nRoutes automatically based on URL structure:\n- Message URL \u2192 `tdc msg view`\n- Conversation URL \u2192 `tdc conversation view`\n- Thread+comment URL \u2192 `tdc thread view` (comment ID extracted from URL)\n- Thread URL \u2192 `tdc thread view`\n\nURLs may use either `https://comms.todoist.com/{workspaceId}/...` or `https://comms.todoist.com/a/{workspaceId}/...`.\n\nAll target command flags pass through (e.g. `--json`, `--raw`, `--full`).\n\n## Inbox\n\n```bash\ntdc inbox                         # Show inbox threads\ntdc inbox --unread                # Only unread threads\ntdc inbox --archive-filter all      # Show active + done threads\ntdc inbox --archive-filter archived # Show only done threads\ntdc inbox --channel <filter>      # Filter by channel name (fuzzy)\ntdc inbox --since <date>          # Filter by date (ISO format)\ntdc inbox --limit <n>             # Max items (default: 50)\n```\n\n## Threads\n\n```bash\ntdc thread <thread-ref>           # View thread (shorthand for view)\ntdc thread view <thread-ref>      # View thread with comments\ntdc thread view <ref> --comment <id> # View a specific comment\ntdc thread view <url-with-/c/id>  # Comment ID extracted from URL\ntdc thread view <ref> --unread    # Show only unread comments\ntdc thread view <ref> --context 3 # Include 3 read comments before unread\ntdc thread view <ref> --limit 20  # Limit number of comments\ntdc thread view <ref> --since <date> # Comments newer than date\ntdc thread view <ref> --raw       # Show raw markdown\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\"    # Create a new thread\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --json       # Create and return as JSON\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --json --full # Include all thread fields\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --notify 123,456  # Notify specific users and/or groups by ID\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --unarchive  # Land thread in author's Inbox (overrides default Comms auto-archive)\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --no-unarchive  # Force archive even when userSettings.unarchiveNewThreads=true\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --dry-run  # Preview without posting\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" --file ./a.png  # Attach a file (repeatable; content optional)\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\"  # Post a comment (notifies EVERYONE_IN_THREAD by default)\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --notify EVERYONE  # Notify all workspace members\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --notify 123,id:456   # Notify specific users by ID\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --notify 123,Cbzzm11ZeYZoJYD4a6rti   # Notify a user and a group (group IDs are base58, not numeric)\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --json  # Post and return comment as JSON\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all comment fields\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --close       # Reply and close the thread\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --reopen      # Reply and reopen a closed thread\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --file ./a.png  # Attach a file (repeatable; content optional)\ntdc thread done <ref>                 # Preview thread archive (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc thread done <ref> --yes           # Archive thread (mark done)\ntdc thread done <ref> --yes --json    # Archive and return status as JSON\ntdc thread mark-read <ref>        # Mark a thread read\ntdc thread mark-read <ref> <ref> --yes # Mark multiple threads read\nprintf \"123\\n456\\n\" | tdc thread mark-read --dry-run # Preview bulk mark-read from stdin\ntdc thread mute <ref>             # Mute thread for 60 minutes (default)\ntdc thread mute <ref> --minutes 480  # Mute for custom duration\ntdc thread mute <ref> --json      # Mute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\ntdc thread mute <ref> --json --full  # Mute and return full thread as JSON\ntdc thread unmute <ref>           # Unmute a muted thread\ntdc thread unmute <ref> --json    # Unmute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\ntdc thread delete <ref>             # Preview thread deletion (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc thread delete <ref> --yes       # Permanently delete a thread\ntdc thread delete <ref> --yes --json # Delete and return status as JSON\ntdc thread rename <ref> \"New title\"  # Rename a thread (change its title)\ntdc thread rename <ref> \"New title\" --json  # Rename and return { id, title } as JSON\ntdc thread rename <ref> \"New title\" --json --full  # Rename and return full thread as JSON\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\"   # Update a thread's body (the first post)\necho \"New body\" | tdc thread update <ref>  # Update body from stdin\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\" --dry-run  # Preview without updating\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\" --json  # Update and return { id, content } as JSON\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\" --json --full  # Update and return full thread as JSON\n```\n\nDefault `--notify` for reply is EVERYONE_IN_THREAD, which may notify more people than intended. Before posting, confirm with the user whether specific people should be notified instead (via `--notify <ids>`). Options: EVERYONE, EVERYONE_IN_THREAD, or comma-separated user and/or group IDs.\n\n`--notify` automatically resolves IDs: group IDs are routed to the `groups` API field, user IDs to `recipients`. No special syntax needed.\n\n## Thread Comments\n\n```bash\ntdc comment <comment-ref>                       # View a comment (shorthand for view)\ntdc comment view <comment-ref>                  # View a single thread comment\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --raw            # Show raw markdown\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --json           # Output as JSON\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --ndjson         # Output as newline-delimited JSON\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --json --full    # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc comment update <comment-ref> \"new content\"  # Update a thread comment\ntdc comment update <comment-ref> \"content\" --json  # Update and return updated comment as JSON\ntdc comment update <comment-ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all comment fields\ntdc comment delete <comment-ref>                     # Preview comment deletion (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc comment delete <comment-ref> --yes               # Delete a thread comment\ntdc comment delete <comment-ref> --yes --json        # Delete and return status as JSON\n```\n\n## Conversations (DMs/Groups)\n\n```bash\ntdc conversation unread                    # List unread conversations\ntdc conversation list                      # List active conversations (DMs and groups)\ntdc conversation list --kind group         # Only group conversations (3+ people)\ntdc conversation list --kind direct        # Only 1:1 conversations (and your self-DM)\ntdc conversation list --participant \"Jane\" # Only conversations including these users (comma-separated)\ntdc conversation list --name \"release\"     # Filter by title substring (case-insensitive)\ntdc conversation list --state archived     # Archived conversations only (active|all|archived; default active)\ntdc conversation list --snippet            # Include the latest message snippet\ntdc conversation list --limit 20 --json    # Cap rows and output as JSON\ntdc conversation <conversation-ref>        # View conversation (shorthand for view)\ntdc conversation view <conversation-ref>   # View conversation messages\ntdc conversation with <user-ref>           # Find your 1:1 DM with a user\ntdc conversation with <user-ref> --snippet # Include the latest message preview\ntdc conversation with <user-ref> --include-groups # List any conversations with that user\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\"     # Send a message\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\" --json  # Send and return message as JSON\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all message fields\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\" --file ./a.png  # Attach a file (repeatable; content optional)\ntdc conversation done <ref>                    # Preview conversation archive (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc conversation done <ref> --yes              # Archive conversation\ntdc conversation done <ref> --yes --json       # Archive and return status as JSON\ntdc conversation mute <ref>               # Mute conversation for 60 minutes (default)\ntdc conversation mute <ref> --minutes 480 # Mute for custom duration\ntdc conversation mute <ref> --json        # Mute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\ntdc conversation mute <ref> --json --full # Mute and return full conversation as JSON\ntdc conversation unmute <ref>             # Unmute a muted conversation\ntdc conversation unmute <ref> --json      # Unmute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\n```\n\nAlias: `tdc convo` works the same as `tdc conversation`.\n\n## Conversation Messages\n\n```bash\ntdc msg <message-ref>             # View a message (shorthand for view)\ntdc msg view <message-ref>        # View a single conversation message\ntdc msg update <ref> \"content\"    # Edit a conversation message\ntdc msg update <ref> \"content\" --json  # Edit and return updated message as JSON\ntdc msg update <ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all message fields\ntdc msg delete <ref>                  # Preview message deletion (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc msg delete <ref> --yes            # Delete a conversation message\ntdc msg delete <ref> --yes --json     # Delete and return status as JSON\n```\n\nAlias: `tdc message` works the same as `tdc msg`.\n\n## Search\n\n```bash\ntdc mentions                      # Show content mentioning current user\ntdc mentions --since 2026-04-01 --all # Fetch every mention since a date\ntdc mentions --type threads --json # Limit mentions to threads\ntdc search \"query\"                # Search content\ntdc search \"query\" --type threads # Filter: threads, messages, or all\ntdc search \"query\" --author <ref> # Filter by author\ntdc search \"query\" --to <ref>     # Messages sent to user\ntdc search \"query\" --title-only   # Search thread titles only\ntdc search \"query\" --mention-me   # Results mentioning current user\ntdc search \"query\" --conversation <refs> # Limit to conversations (comma-separated refs)\ntdc search \"query\" --since <date> # Content from date\ntdc search \"query\" --until <date> # Content until date\ntdc search \"query\" --channel <refs> # Filter by channel refs (comma-separated)\ntdc search \"query\" --limit <n>    # Max results (default: 50)\ntdc search \"query\" --cursor <cur> # Pagination cursor\ntdc search \"query\" --all          # Fetch all result pages\n```\n\n## Users, Channels & Groups\n\n```bash\ntdc user                          # Show current user info\ntdc user --json                   # JSON output\ntdc user --json --full            # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc users                         # List active workspace users\ntdc users --search <text>         # Filter by name/email\ntdc users --include-removed       # Include users removed from the workspace\ntdc channels                      # List active joined workspace channels (alias of: tdc channel list)\ntdc channels --state all          # Include archived joined channels too\ntdc channels --scope discoverable # Active public channels you can see but have not joined\ntdc channels --scope public --state all --json # All visible public channels, with joined status\ntdc channel create \"Engineering\"  # Create a channel in the current workspace\ntdc channel create \"Leadership Team\" --private --users id:10,id:20 # Create private channel with initial members\ntdc channel create \"Product\" --workspace \"Doist\" --description \"Product discussions\" --json # Create and return channel as JSON\ntdc channel update <channel-ref> \"New name\" # Rename a channel\ntdc channel update <ref> --name \"New name\" # Rename with an explicit flag\ntdc channel update <ref> --description \"Team discussions\" # Update channel description\ntdc channel update <ref> --clear-description # Clear channel description\ntdc channel update <ref> --public # Make a channel public (--private makes it private)\ntdc channel update <ref> --description \"Team discussions\" --json --full # Update and return all channel fields\ntdc channel delete <channel-ref> --yes # Permanently delete a channel (requires --yes; usually admin-only)\ntdc channel delete <ref> --dry-run # Preview deletion\ntdc channel archive <channel-ref> # Archive a channel (no-op if already archived)\ntdc channel unarchive id:<id> # Unarchive a channel (pass id:/numeric ref for archived channels)\ntdc channel threads <channel-ref>  # List threads in a channel (fuzzy name, id:, numeric ID, or URL)\ntdc channel threads \"general\" --unread       # Only unread threads\ntdc channel threads <ref> --archive-filter all  # Include archived threads (active|archived|all)\ntdc channel threads <ref> --since 2026-01-01 # Filter by last-updated date (ISO)\ntdc channel threads <ref> --limit 20         # Max threads per page (default: 50)\ntdc channel threads <ref> --limit 20 --cursor <cursor-from-prev> # Paginate\ntdc channel threads <ref> --json  # { results, nextCursor } with isUnread + url\ntdc channel members <channel-ref> # List a channel's members + groups fully in the channel\ntdc channel members <ref> --json  # JSON with id, name, workspaceId, members\ntdc channel members add <ref> alice group:Design # Add users and/or expand group:<ref> members\ntdc channel members add <ref> a@d.com id:789 --json # Add refs, output result as JSON\ntdc channel members remove <ref> alice group:Frontend # Remove users and/or group members\ntdc channel members set <ref> group:Squad --apply # Replace membership with the resolved set\ntdc channel members set <ref> alice bob # Dry-run by default; refuses to remove you (--include-self to override)\ntdc groups                        # List workspace groups\ntdc groups --search \"frontend\"    # Filter groups by name (case-insensitive)\ntdc groups --json                 # JSON output\ntdc groups --json --full          # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc groups view <group-ref>       # Show group with member details\ntdc groups view <ref> --json      # JSON output with id, name, workspaceId, members\ntdc groups view <ref> --json --full  # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc groups create \"Name\"          # Create a new group\ntdc groups create \"Name\" --users alice@doist.com,bob@doist.com  # Create with members\ntdc groups create \"Name\" --json   # Output created group as JSON\ntdc groups rename <group-ref> \"New name\"  # Rename a group\ntdc groups rename <ref> \"Name\" --json     # Output renamed group as JSON\ntdc groups delete <group-ref> --yes       # Delete a group (requires --yes)\ntdc groups delete <ref> --dry-run         # Preview deletion\ntdc groups add-user <group-ref> user1 user2   # Add users to a group\ntdc groups add-user <ref> a@d.com,b@d.com     # Comma-separated refs\ntdc groups add-user <ref> id:123 --json       # Output result as JSON\ntdc groups remove-user <group-ref> user1 user2  # Remove users from a group\ntdc groups remove-user <ref> id:123,id:456      # Comma-separated ID refs\n```\n\nIf a channel is not found in `tdc channels`, widen with broader listings such as `tdc channels --scope public`, then `tdc channels --scope public --state all`. Check `tdc channels --help` for other available filters.\n\n`tdc channel threads` returns every thread in the channel; pagination filters (`--limit`, `--cursor`, `--since`, `--until`, `--unread`) are applied client-side after fetch. `--archive-filter` is applied server-side. Results are sorted newest-first by last activity. In `--json` / `--ndjson`, the response includes a `nextCursor` string (opaque) you can pass via `--cursor` to fetch the next page; NDJSON emits the cursor as a final `{ \"_meta\": true, \"nextCursor\": \"...\" }` line.\n\nFor `tdc channel members add/remove/set`, refs accept user identifiers (`id:N`, email, name) or `group:<ref>`, which expands to the group's current members. Group expansion is one-shot \u2014 it is not a persistent link, so users added to the group later will not auto-join the channel. `set` replaces membership with the resolved set and is dry-run by default (pass `--apply` to mutate); it refuses to remove the acting user unless `--include-self` is passed.\n\n## Reactions\n\n```bash\ntdc react thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D         # Add reaction to thread\ntdc react comment <ref> +1        # Add reaction (shortcode)\ntdc react message <ref> heart     # Add reaction to DM message\ntdc react thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D --json  # Output result as JSON\ntdc unreact thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D       # Remove reaction\ntdc unreact thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D --json # Output result as JSON\n```\n\nSupported shortcodes: +1, -1, heart, tada, smile, laughing, thinking, fire, check, x, eyes, pray, clap, rocket, wave\n\n## Shell Completions\n\n```bash\ntdc completion install            # Install tab completions (prompts for shell)\ntdc completion install bash       # Install for specific shell\ntdc completion install zsh\ntdc completion install fish\ntdc completion uninstall          # Remove completions\n```\n\n### Diagnostics\n\n```bash\ntdc doctor                        # Run local + network diagnostics\ntdc doctor --offline              # Skip Comms and npm network checks\ntdc doctor --json                 # JSON output with per-check results\n```\n\n### Configuration\n\n```bash\ntdc config view                   # Pretty-printed config, token masked, labels actual token source\ntdc config view --json            # Raw JSON, token masked\ntdc config view --show-token      # Include the full token\ntdc config set unarchive-new-threads true   # Persist: always unarchive new threads so they land in your Inbox\ntdc config set unarchive-new-threads false  # Persist: keep Comms's default (thread auto-archived for author)\n```\n\nUser preferences are stored under `userSettings` in the config file. Currently supported keys: `unarchive-new-threads`. The flag on `tdc thread create` (`--unarchive` / `--no-unarchive`) overrides this default per-invocation.\n\n### Update\n\n```bash\ntdc update                        # Update CLI to latest version\ntdc update --check                # Check for updates without installing, show channel\ntdc update --check --json         # Same, JSON envelope\ntdc update --check --ndjson       # Same, newline-delimited JSON envelope\ntdc update --channel              # Show current update channel\ntdc update switch --stable        # Switch to stable release channel\ntdc update switch --pre-release   # Switch to pre-release (next) channel\ntdc update switch --pre-release --json    # Same, JSON envelope\ntdc update switch --pre-release --ndjson  # Same, newline-delimited JSON envelope\n```\n\n### Changelog\n```bash\ntdc changelog                     # Show last 5 versions\ntdc changelog -n 3                # Show last 3 versions\ntdc changelog --count 10          # Show last 10 versions\n```\n\n## Migration\n\nTranslate old `twist.com` URLs to their Comms equivalents (e.g. for rewriting bookmarks or history). The migration endpoint authenticates with a **Twist** token (not a Comms one). Prefer the `TWIST_AUTH_TOKEN` environment variable \u2014 a CLI flag exposes the token in process listings. `--twist-token` is supported for ad-hoc use and overrides the env var. If the Twist CLI (`tw`) is installed, populate the env var inline with `TWIST_AUTH_TOKEN=\"$(tw auth token view)\"`.\n\n```bash\n# Comma-separated list as an argument (token from the environment)\nTWIST_AUTH_TOKEN=\"$(tw auth token view)\" tdc migrate urls \"https://twist.com/a/1/ch/2/t/3,https://twist.com/a/1/ch/2/t/4\"\n\n# Or pipe URLs via stdin (comma- or newline-separated)\ncat old-urls.txt | TWIST_AUTH_TOKEN=\"$(tw auth token view)\" tdc migrate urls\n\n# --twist-token overrides the env var (visible in process lists \u2014 prefer the env var)\ntdc migrate urls \"https://twist.com/a/1/ch/2/t/3\" --twist-token <token>\n\ntdc migrate urls \"<urls>\" --json    # Structured output ({ oldUrl, newUrl } / { oldUrl, error })\ntdc migrate urls \"<urls>\" --ndjson  # Newline-delimited JSON\n```\n\nOutput is one line per URL in input order: `old -> new` on success, `old  \u2717 <code>` on failure (`invalid_url` / `not_imported`, or `API_ERROR` when the endpoint gives no code). Per-URL failures don't abort the run; the command exits non-zero if any URL fails to migrate.\n\n## Global Options\n\n```bash\n--no-spinner               # Disable loading animations\n--progress-jsonl           # Machine-readable progress events (JSONL to stderr)\n--progress-jsonl=<path>    # Same, but write events to <path> instead of stderr\n--progress-jsonl <path>    # Same as above (space-separated form also accepted)\n--accessible               # Add text labels to color-coded output (also: TDC_ACCESSIBLE=1)\n--non-interactive          # Disable interactive prompts (auto-detected when stdin is not a TTY)\n--interactive              # Force interactive mode even when stdin is not a TTY\n```\n\n## Output Formats\n\nAll list/view commands support:\n\n```bash\n--json    # Output as JSON\n--ndjson  # Output as newline-delimited JSON (for streaming)\n--full    # Include all fields (default shows essential fields only)\n```\n\n## Dry Run\n\nMutating commands accept `--dry-run` to preview the operation without making the change. Where a command performs pre-flight validation (e.g. fetching the target thread to check channel access or ownership), those checks still run in dry-run \u2014 only the mutating write is skipped. Commands that have no pre-flight validation parse the reference and print the preview without hitting the API. The preview is structured:\n\n```\n[dry-run] Would <action>:\n  <Key>: <resolved value>\n  ...\nRun without --dry-run to execute.\n```\n\n## Reference System\n\nCommands accept flexible references:\n- **Numeric IDs**: `123` or `id:123`\n- **Comms URLs**: Full `https://comms.todoist.com/...` URLs (parsed automatically)\n- **Fuzzy names**: For workspaces/users - `\"My Workspace\"` or partial matches\n\n## Piping Input\n\nCommands that accept content (`thread create`, `thread reply`, `comment update`, `conversation reply`, `msg update`) auto-detect piped stdin:\n\n```bash\ncat notes.md | tdc thread reply <ref>\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" < body.md\necho \"Quick reply\" | tdc conversation reply <ref>\n```\n\nIf no content argument is provided and no stdin is piped, the CLI opens `$EDITOR` for interactive input. In non-TTY environments (e.g. when called by an agent or in a pipeline), the editor is automatically skipped and the command fails fast with an actionable error message. Use `--non-interactive` to force this behavior even in a TTY, or `--interactive` to override auto-detection.\n\n`tdc thread mark-read` also accepts thread refs from stdin, one per line:\n\n```bash\nprintf \"123\\n456\\n\" | tdc thread mark-read --yes\n```\n\n## Common Workflows\n\n**View by URL (auto-routes to the right command):**\n```bash\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/1585/ch/100/t/200            # View thread\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/100/t/200          # View thread\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/100/t/200/c/300     # View comment\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/400                 # View conversation\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/400/m/500 --json    # View message as JSON\n```\n\n**Check inbox and respond:**\n```bash\ntdc inbox --unread --json\ntdc thread view <id> --unread\ntdc thread reply <id> \"Thanks, I'll look into this.\"\ntdc thread done <id> --yes\n```\n\n**Search and review:**\n```bash\ntdc mentions --since 2026-04-01 --all --json\ntdc search \"deployment\" --type threads --json\ntdc thread view <thread-id>\n```\n\n**Check DMs:**\n```bash\ntdc conversation unread --json\ntdc conversation list --kind group --json     # find a group DM by participants/name\ntdc conversation view <conversation-id>\ntdc conversation with \"Alice Example\"\ntdc conversation reply <id> \"Got it, thanks!\"\n```\n";
+export declare const SKILL_CONTENT = "# Comms CLI (tdc)\n\nAccess Comms messaging via the `tdc` CLI. Use when the user asks about their Comms workspaces, threads, messages, or wants to interact with Comms in any way.\n\n## Setup\n\n```bash\ntdc auth login                    # OAuth login (standard write scopes)\ntdc auth login --read-only        # OAuth login with read-only scope\ntdc auth login --full-access      # OAuth login with delete/admin scopes\ntdc auth login --callback-port <n># Override the local OAuth callback port (default 8766)\ntdc auth login --json             # Emit a JSON envelope for scripted / agent use\ntdc auth login --ndjson           # Emit an NDJSON envelope for scripted / agent use\ntdc auth token                    # Save API token manually (prompts securely; scope unknown, assumed write-capable)\ntdc auth status                   # Verify authentication + show mode\ntdc auth status --json            # Full status payload as JSON (--ndjson also supported)\ntdc auth status --user <ref>      # Target a specific stored account (id, id:<n>, or display name)\ntdc --user <ref> auth <status|logout|token view|refresh-token view>  # Equivalent to passing --user after the subcommand; other commands accept the flag but ignore it\ntdc auth logout                   # Remove saved token and auth metadata\ntdc auth logout --json            # Emits `{\"ok\": true}` (--ndjson is silent)\ntdc auth logout --user <ref>      # Target a specific stored account; mismatched ref errors with ACCOUNT_NOT_FOUND\ntdc auth token view               # Print the saved token to stdout (pipe-safe; refuses if COMMS_API_TOKEN is set)\ntdc auth token view --user <ref>  # Print the saved token for a specific stored account\ntdc auth refresh-token view       # Print the saved OAuth refresh token to stdout (pipe-safe; OAuth logins only)\ntdc auth refresh-token view --user <ref>  # Print the saved OAuth refresh token for a specific stored account\ntdc account [list|current|use <ref>|remove <ref>]  # Manage stored accounts; all support --json/--ndjson\n                                 # current's payload is {id, label, authMode, authScope, source:\"config\"} | {source:\"env\"} | {source:\"token-only\"}\ntdc auth login                    # Re-running auth login with a different OAuth grant adds a NEW account; default stays pinned unless none was set\ntdc workspaces                    # List available workspaces\ntdc workspace use <ref>           # Set current workspace\ntdc completion install            # Install shell completions\ntdc config view                   # Show the current CLI configuration file (token masked)\ntdc config set <key> <value>      # Set a user preference (e.g. unarchive-new-threads true)\ntdc doctor                        # Diagnose CLI setup and environment issues\ntdc update                        # Update CLI to latest version\ntdc changelog                     # Show recent changelog entries\ntdc migrate urls <urls>           # Translate old twist.com URLs to Comms URLs (needs a Twist token)\n```\n\nOAuth login uses Todoist OAuth for Comms access. The default grant can read Comms data and create/update content or messages. It does not include delete, channel management, or user/workspace write scopes; use `tdc auth login --full-access` only when needed. Stored auth uses the system credential manager when available. If secure storage is unavailable, `tdc` warns and falls back to `~/.config/comms-cli/config.json`. `COMMS_API_TOKEN` always takes priority over the stored token.\n\nIn read-only mode (`tdc auth login --read-only`), commands that modify Comms data (reply, archive, react, delete, etc.) are blocked by the CLI. Externally provided tokens (`COMMS_API_TOKEN` or `tdc auth token`) are treated as unknown scope and assumed write-capable.\n\n## View by URL\n\n```bash\ntdc view <url>                    # View any Comms entity by URL\n```\n\nRoutes automatically based on URL structure:\n- Message URL \u2192 `tdc msg view`\n- Conversation URL \u2192 `tdc conversation view`\n- Thread+comment URL \u2192 `tdc thread view` (comment ID extracted from URL)\n- Thread URL \u2192 `tdc thread view`\n\nURLs may use either `https://comms.todoist.com/{workspaceId}/...` or `https://comms.todoist.com/a/{workspaceId}/...`.\n\nAll target command flags pass through (e.g. `--json`, `--raw`, `--full`).\n\n## Inbox\n\n```bash\ntdc inbox                         # Show inbox threads\ntdc inbox --unread                # Only unread threads\ntdc inbox --archive-filter all      # Show active + done threads\ntdc inbox --archive-filter archived # Show only done threads\ntdc inbox --channel <filter>      # Filter by channel name (fuzzy)\ntdc inbox --since <date>          # Filter by date (ISO format)\ntdc inbox --limit <n>             # Max items (default: 50)\n```\n\n## Threads\n\n```bash\ntdc thread <thread-ref>           # View thread (shorthand for view)\ntdc thread view <thread-ref>      # View thread with comments\ntdc thread view <ref> --comment <id> # View a specific comment\ntdc thread view <url-with-/c/id>  # Comment ID extracted from URL\ntdc thread view <ref> --unread    # Show only unread comments\ntdc thread view <ref> --context 3 # Include 3 read comments before unread\ntdc thread view <ref> --limit 20  # Limit number of comments\ntdc thread view <ref> --since <date> # Comments newer than date\ntdc thread view <ref> --raw       # Show raw markdown\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\"    # Create a new thread\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --json       # Create and return as JSON\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --json --full # Include all thread fields\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --notify 123,Cbzzm11ZeYZoJYD4a6rti  # Notify user and/or group IDs\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --unarchive  # Land thread in author's Inbox (overrides default Comms auto-archive)\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --no-unarchive  # Force archive even when userSettings.unarchiveNewThreads=true\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" \"content\" --dry-run  # Preview without posting\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" --file ./a.png  # Attach a file (repeatable; content optional)\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\"  # Post a comment (notifies EVERYONE_IN_THREAD by default)\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --notify EVERYONE  # Notify all workspace members\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --notify 123,id:456   # Notify specific users by ID\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --notify 123,Cbzzm11ZeYZoJYD4a6rti   # Notify a user and a group (group IDs are base58, not numeric)\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --json  # Post and return comment as JSON\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all comment fields\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --close       # Reply and close the thread\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --reopen      # Reply and reopen a closed thread\ntdc thread reply <ref> \"content\" --file ./a.png  # Attach a file (repeatable; content optional)\ntdc thread done <ref>                 # Preview thread archive (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc thread done <ref> --yes           # Archive thread (mark done)\ntdc thread done <ref> --yes --json    # Archive and return status as JSON\ntdc thread mark-read <ref>        # Mark a thread read\ntdc thread mark-read <ref> <ref> --yes # Mark multiple threads read\nprintf \"id:CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va\\nid:CbT9m4Qr7Vz2Nx8Lp5Sa\\n\" | tdc thread mark-read --dry-run # Preview bulk mark-read from stdin\ntdc thread mute <ref>             # Mute thread for 60 minutes (default)\ntdc thread mute <ref> --minutes 480  # Mute for custom duration\ntdc thread mute <ref> --json      # Mute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\ntdc thread mute <ref> --json --full  # Mute and return full thread as JSON\ntdc thread unmute <ref>           # Unmute a muted thread\ntdc thread unmute <ref> --json    # Unmute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\ntdc thread delete <ref>             # Preview thread deletion (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc thread delete <ref> --yes       # Permanently delete a thread\ntdc thread delete <ref> --yes --json # Delete and return status as JSON\ntdc thread rename <ref> \"New title\"  # Rename a thread (change its title)\ntdc thread rename <ref> \"New title\" --json  # Rename and return { id, title } as JSON\ntdc thread rename <ref> \"New title\" --json --full  # Rename and return full thread as JSON\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\"   # Update a thread's body (the first post)\necho \"New body\" | tdc thread update <ref>  # Update body from stdin\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\" --dry-run  # Preview without updating\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\" --json  # Update and return { id, content } as JSON\ntdc thread update <ref> \"New body\" --json --full  # Update and return full thread as JSON\n```\n\nDefault `--notify` for reply is EVERYONE_IN_THREAD, which may notify more people than intended. Before posting, confirm with the user whether specific people should be notified instead (via `--notify <ids>`). Options: EVERYONE, EVERYONE_IN_THREAD, or comma-separated user and/or group IDs.\n\n`--notify` automatically resolves IDs: group IDs are routed to the `groups` API field, user IDs to `recipients`. No special syntax needed.\n\n## Thread Comments\n\n```bash\ntdc comment <comment-ref>                       # View a comment (shorthand for view)\ntdc comment view <comment-ref>                  # View a single thread comment\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --raw            # Show raw markdown\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --json           # Output as JSON\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --ndjson         # Output as newline-delimited JSON\ntdc comment view <comment-ref> --json --full    # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc comment update <comment-ref> \"new content\"  # Update a thread comment\ntdc comment update <comment-ref> \"content\" --json  # Update and return updated comment as JSON\ntdc comment update <comment-ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all comment fields\ntdc comment delete <comment-ref>                     # Preview comment deletion (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc comment delete <comment-ref> --yes               # Delete a thread comment\ntdc comment delete <comment-ref> --yes --json        # Delete and return status as JSON\n```\n\n## Conversations (DMs/Groups)\n\n```bash\ntdc conversation unread                    # List unread conversations\ntdc conversation list                      # List active conversations (DMs and groups)\ntdc conversation list --kind group         # Only group conversations (3+ people)\ntdc conversation list --kind direct        # Only 1:1 conversations (and your self-DM)\ntdc conversation list --participant \"Jane\" # Only conversations including these users (comma-separated)\ntdc conversation list --name \"release\"     # Filter by title substring (case-insensitive)\ntdc conversation list --state archived     # Archived conversations only (active|all|archived; default active)\ntdc conversation list --snippet            # Include the latest message snippet\ntdc conversation list --limit 20 --json    # Cap rows and output as JSON\ntdc conversation <conversation-ref>        # View conversation (shorthand for view)\ntdc conversation view <conversation-ref>   # View conversation messages\ntdc conversation with <user-ref>           # Find your 1:1 DM with a user\ntdc conversation with <user-ref> --snippet # Include the latest message preview\ntdc conversation with <user-ref> --include-groups # List any conversations with that user\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\"     # Send a message\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\" --json  # Send and return message as JSON\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all message fields\ntdc conversation reply <ref> \"content\" --file ./a.png  # Attach a file (repeatable; content optional)\ntdc conversation done <ref>                    # Preview conversation archive (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc conversation done <ref> --yes              # Archive conversation\ntdc conversation done <ref> --yes --json       # Archive and return status as JSON\ntdc conversation mute <ref>               # Mute conversation for 60 minutes (default)\ntdc conversation mute <ref> --minutes 480 # Mute for custom duration\ntdc conversation mute <ref> --json        # Mute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\ntdc conversation mute <ref> --json --full # Mute and return full conversation as JSON\ntdc conversation unmute <ref>             # Unmute a muted conversation\ntdc conversation unmute <ref> --json      # Unmute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON\n```\n\nAlias: `tdc convo` works the same as `tdc conversation`.\n\n## Conversation Messages\n\n```bash\ntdc msg <message-ref>             # View a message (shorthand for view)\ntdc msg view <message-ref>        # View a single conversation message\ntdc msg update <ref> \"content\"    # Edit a conversation message\ntdc msg update <ref> \"content\" --json  # Edit and return updated message as JSON\ntdc msg update <ref> \"content\" --json --full  # Include all message fields\ntdc msg delete <ref>                  # Preview message deletion (requires --yes to execute)\ntdc msg delete <ref> --yes            # Delete a conversation message\ntdc msg delete <ref> --yes --json     # Delete and return status as JSON\n```\n\nAlias: `tdc message` works the same as `tdc msg`.\n\n## Search\n\n```bash\ntdc mentions                      # Show content mentioning current user\ntdc mentions --since 2026-04-01 --all # Fetch every mention since a date\ntdc mentions --type threads --json # Limit mentions to threads\ntdc search \"query\"                # Search content\ntdc search \"query\" --type threads # Filter: threads, messages, or all\ntdc search \"query\" --author <ref> # Filter by author\ntdc search \"query\" --to <ref>     # Messages sent to user\ntdc search \"query\" --title-only   # Search thread titles only\ntdc search \"query\" --mention-me   # Results mentioning current user\ntdc search \"query\" --conversation <refs> # Limit to conversations (comma-separated refs)\ntdc search \"query\" --since <date> # Content from date\ntdc search \"query\" --until <date> # Content until date\ntdc search \"query\" --channel <refs> # Filter by channel refs (comma-separated)\ntdc search \"query\" --limit <n>    # Max results (default: 50)\ntdc search \"query\" --cursor <cur> # Pagination cursor\ntdc search \"query\" --all          # Fetch all result pages\n```\n\n## Users, Channels & Groups\n\n```bash\ntdc user                          # Show current user info\ntdc user --json                   # JSON output\ntdc user --json --full            # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc users                         # List active workspace users\ntdc users --search <text>         # Filter by name/email\ntdc users --include-removed       # Include users removed from the workspace\ntdc channels                      # List active joined workspace channels (alias of: tdc channel list)\ntdc channels --state all          # Include archived joined channels too\ntdc channels --scope discoverable # Active public channels you can see but have not joined\ntdc channels --scope public --state all --json # All visible public channels, with joined status\ntdc channel create \"Engineering\"  # Create a channel in the current workspace\ntdc channel create \"Leadership Team\" --private --users id:10,id:20 # Create private channel with initial members\ntdc channel create \"Product\" --workspace \"Doist\" --description \"Product discussions\" --json # Create and return channel as JSON\ntdc channel update <channel-ref> \"New name\" # Rename a channel\ntdc channel update <ref> --name \"New name\" # Rename with an explicit flag\ntdc channel update <ref> --description \"Team discussions\" # Update channel description\ntdc channel update <ref> --clear-description # Clear channel description\ntdc channel update <ref> --public # Make a channel public (--private makes it private)\ntdc channel update <ref> --description \"Team discussions\" --json --full # Update and return all channel fields\ntdc channel delete <channel-ref> --yes # Permanently delete a channel (requires --yes; usually admin-only)\ntdc channel delete <ref> --dry-run # Preview deletion\ntdc channel archive <channel-ref> # Archive a channel (no-op if already archived)\ntdc channel unarchive id:<id> # Unarchive a channel (pass id: for archived channels)\ntdc channel threads <channel-ref>  # List threads in a channel (fuzzy name, id:, or URL)\ntdc channel threads \"general\" --unread       # Only unread threads\ntdc channel threads <ref> --archive-filter all  # Include archived threads (active|archived|all)\ntdc channel threads <ref> --since 2026-01-01 # Filter by last-updated date (ISO)\ntdc channel threads <ref> --limit 20         # Max threads per page (default: 50)\ntdc channel threads <ref> --limit 20 --cursor <cursor-from-prev> # Paginate\ntdc channel threads <ref> --json  # { results, nextCursor } with isUnread + url\ntdc channel members <channel-ref> # List a channel's members + groups fully in the channel\ntdc channel members <ref> --json  # JSON with id, name, workspaceId, members\ntdc channel members add <ref> alice group:Design # Add users and/or expand group:<ref> members\ntdc channel members add <ref> a@d.com id:789 --json # Add refs, output result as JSON\ntdc channel members remove <ref> alice group:Frontend # Remove users and/or group members\ntdc channel members set <ref> group:Squad --apply # Replace membership with the resolved set\ntdc channel members set <ref> alice bob # Dry-run by default; refuses to remove you (--include-self to override)\ntdc groups                        # List workspace groups\ntdc groups --search \"frontend\"    # Filter groups by name (case-insensitive)\ntdc groups --json                 # JSON output\ntdc groups --json --full          # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc groups view <group-ref>       # Show group with member details\ntdc groups view <ref> --json      # JSON output with id, name, workspaceId, members\ntdc groups view <ref> --json --full  # Include all fields in JSON output\ntdc groups create \"Name\"          # Create a new group\ntdc groups create \"Name\" --users alice@doist.com,bob@doist.com  # Create with members\ntdc groups create \"Name\" --json   # Output created group as JSON\ntdc groups rename <group-ref> \"New name\"  # Rename a group\ntdc groups rename <ref> \"Name\" --json     # Output renamed group as JSON\ntdc groups delete <group-ref> --yes       # Delete a group (requires --yes)\ntdc groups delete <ref> --dry-run         # Preview deletion\ntdc groups add-user <group-ref> user1 user2   # Add users to a group\ntdc groups add-user <ref> a@d.com,b@d.com     # Comma-separated refs\ntdc groups add-user <ref> id:123 --json       # Output result as JSON\ntdc groups remove-user <group-ref> user1 user2  # Remove users from a group\ntdc groups remove-user <ref> id:123,id:456      # Comma-separated ID refs\n```\n\nIf a channel is not found in `tdc channels`, widen with broader listings such as `tdc channels --scope public`, then `tdc channels --scope public --state all`. Check `tdc channels --help` for other available filters.\n\n`tdc channel threads` returns every thread in the channel; pagination filters (`--limit`, `--cursor`, `--since`, `--until`, `--unread`) are applied client-side after fetch. `--archive-filter` is applied server-side. Results are sorted newest-first by last activity. In `--json` / `--ndjson`, the response includes a `nextCursor` string (opaque) you can pass via `--cursor` to fetch the next page; NDJSON emits the cursor as a final `{ \"_meta\": true, \"nextCursor\": \"...\" }` line.\n\nFor `tdc channel members add/remove/set`, refs accept user identifiers (`id:N`, email, name) or `group:<ref>`, which expands to the group's current members. Group expansion is one-shot \u2014 it is not a persistent link, so users added to the group later will not auto-join the channel. `set` replaces membership with the resolved set and is dry-run by default (pass `--apply` to mutate); it refuses to remove the acting user unless `--include-self` is passed.\n\n## Reactions\n\n```bash\ntdc react thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D         # Add reaction to thread\ntdc react comment <ref> +1        # Add reaction (shortcode)\ntdc react message <ref> heart     # Add reaction to DM message\ntdc react thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D --json  # Output result as JSON\ntdc unreact thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D       # Remove reaction\ntdc unreact thread <ref> \uD83D\uDC4D --json # Output result as JSON\n```\n\nSupported shortcodes: +1, -1, heart, tada, smile, laughing, thinking, fire, check, x, eyes, pray, clap, rocket, wave\n\n## Shell Completions\n\n```bash\ntdc completion install            # Install tab completions (prompts for shell)\ntdc completion install bash       # Install for specific shell\ntdc completion install zsh\ntdc completion install fish\ntdc completion uninstall          # Remove completions\n```\n\n### Diagnostics\n\n```bash\ntdc doctor                        # Run local + network diagnostics\ntdc doctor --offline              # Skip Comms and npm network checks\ntdc doctor --json                 # JSON output with per-check results\n```\n\n### Configuration\n\n```bash\ntdc config view                   # Pretty-printed config, token masked, labels actual token source\ntdc config view --json            # Raw JSON, token masked\ntdc config view --show-token      # Include the full token\ntdc config set unarchive-new-threads true   # Persist: always unarchive new threads so they land in your Inbox\ntdc config set unarchive-new-threads false  # Persist: keep Comms's default (thread auto-archived for author)\n```\n\nUser preferences are stored under `userSettings` in the config file. Currently supported keys: `unarchive-new-threads`. The flag on `tdc thread create` (`--unarchive` / `--no-unarchive`) overrides this default per-invocation.\n\n### Update\n\n```bash\ntdc update                        # Update CLI to latest version\ntdc update --check                # Check for updates without installing, show channel\ntdc update --check --json         # Same, JSON envelope\ntdc update --check --ndjson       # Same, newline-delimited JSON envelope\ntdc update --channel              # Show current update channel\ntdc update switch --stable        # Switch to stable release channel\ntdc update switch --pre-release   # Switch to pre-release (next) channel\ntdc update switch --pre-release --json    # Same, JSON envelope\ntdc update switch --pre-release --ndjson  # Same, newline-delimited JSON envelope\n```\n\n### Changelog\n```bash\ntdc changelog                     # Show last 5 versions\ntdc changelog -n 3                # Show last 3 versions\ntdc changelog --count 10          # Show last 10 versions\n```\n\n## Migration\n\nTranslate old `twist.com` URLs to their Comms equivalents (e.g. for rewriting bookmarks or history). The migration endpoint authenticates with a **Twist** token (not a Comms one). Prefer the `TWIST_AUTH_TOKEN` environment variable \u2014 a CLI flag exposes the token in process listings. `--twist-token` is supported for ad-hoc use and overrides the env var. If the Twist CLI (`tw`) is installed, populate the env var inline with `TWIST_AUTH_TOKEN=\"$(tw auth token view)\"`.\n\n```bash\n# Comma-separated list as an argument (token from the environment)\nTWIST_AUTH_TOKEN=\"$(tw auth token view)\" tdc migrate urls \"https://twist.com/a/1/ch/2/t/3,https://twist.com/a/1/ch/2/t/4\"\n\n# Or pipe URLs via stdin (comma- or newline-separated)\ncat old-urls.txt | TWIST_AUTH_TOKEN=\"$(tw auth token view)\" tdc migrate urls\n\n# --twist-token overrides the env var (visible in process lists \u2014 prefer the env var)\ntdc migrate urls \"https://twist.com/a/1/ch/2/t/3\" --twist-token <token>\n\ntdc migrate urls \"<urls>\" --json    # Structured output ({ oldUrl, newUrl } / { oldUrl, error })\ntdc migrate urls \"<urls>\" --ndjson  # Newline-delimited JSON\n```\n\nOutput is one line per URL in input order: `old -> new` on success, `old  \u2717 <code>` on failure (`invalid_url` / `not_imported`, or `API_ERROR` when the endpoint gives no code). Per-URL failures don't abort the run; the command exits non-zero if any URL fails to migrate.\n\n## Global Options\n\n```bash\n--no-spinner               # Disable loading animations\n--progress-jsonl           # Machine-readable progress events (JSONL to stderr)\n--progress-jsonl=<path>    # Same, but write events to <path> instead of stderr\n--progress-jsonl <path>    # Same as above (space-separated form also accepted)\n--accessible               # Add text labels to color-coded output (also: TDC_ACCESSIBLE=1)\n--non-interactive          # Disable interactive prompts (auto-detected when stdin is not a TTY)\n--interactive              # Force interactive mode even when stdin is not a TTY\n```\n\n## Output Formats\n\nAll list/view commands support:\n\n```bash\n--json    # Output as JSON\n--ndjson  # Output as newline-delimited JSON (for streaming)\n--full    # Include all fields (default shows essential fields only)\n```\n\n## Dry Run\n\nMutating commands accept `--dry-run` to preview the operation without making the change. Where a command performs pre-flight validation (e.g. fetching the target thread to check channel access or ownership), those checks still run in dry-run \u2014 only the mutating write is skipped. Commands that have no pre-flight validation parse the reference and print the preview without hitting the API. The preview is structured:\n\n```\n[dry-run] Would <action>:\n  <Key>: <resolved value>\n  ...\nRun without --dry-run to execute.\n```\n\n## Reference System\n\nCommands accept flexible references:\n- **IDs**: `id:<id>` (or a bare ID when unambiguous). Workspace/user IDs are numeric; most Comms entity IDs are opaque strings.\n- **Comms URLs**: Full `https://comms.todoist.com/...` URLs (parsed automatically)\n- **Fuzzy names**: For workspaces/users/channels/groups - `\"My Workspace\"` or partial matches\n\n## Piping Input\n\nCommands that accept content (`thread create`, `thread reply`, `comment update`, `conversation reply`, `msg update`) auto-detect piped stdin:\n\n```bash\ncat notes.md | tdc thread reply <ref>\ntdc thread create <channel-ref> \"Title\" < body.md\necho \"Quick reply\" | tdc conversation reply <ref>\n```\n\nIf no content argument is provided and no stdin is piped, the CLI opens `$EDITOR` for interactive input. In non-TTY environments (e.g. when called by an agent or in a pipeline), the editor is automatically skipped and the command fails fast with an actionable error message. Use `--non-interactive` to force this behavior even in a TTY, or `--interactive` to override auto-detection.\n\n`tdc thread mark-read` also accepts thread refs from stdin, one per line:\n\n```bash\nprintf \"id:CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va\\nid:CbT9m4Qr7Vz2Nx8Lp5Sa\\n\" | tdc thread mark-read --yes\n```\n\n## Common Workflows\n\n**View by URL (auto-routes to the right command):**\n```bash\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/1585/ch/CbC8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/t/CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va            # View thread\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/CbC8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/t/CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va          # View thread\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/CbC8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/t/CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/c/CbM8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va     # View comment\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/CbV8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va                 # View conversation\ntdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/CbV8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/m/CbS8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va --json    # View message as JSON\n```\n\n**Check inbox and respond:**\n```bash\ntdc inbox --unread --json\ntdc thread view <thread-ref> --unread\ntdc thread reply <thread-ref> \"Thanks, I'll look into this.\"\ntdc thread done <thread-ref> --yes\n```\n\n**Search and review:**\n```bash\ntdc mentions --since 2026-04-01 --all --json\ntdc search \"deployment\" --type threads --json\ntdc thread view <thread-id>\n```\n\n**Check DMs:**\n```bash\ntdc conversation unread --json\ntdc conversation list --kind group --json     # find a group DM by participants/name\ntdc conversation view <conversation-id>\ntdc conversation with \"Alice Example\"\ntdc conversation reply <conversation-ref> \"Got it, thanks!\"\n```\n";
 export declare const SKILL_FILE_CONTENT: string;
 //# sourceMappingURL=content.d.ts.map

package/dist/lib/skills/content.d.ts.map

@@ -1 +1 @@
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+{"version":3,"file":"content.d.ts","sourceRoot":"","sources":["../../../src/lib/skills/content.ts"],"names":[],"mappings":"AAEA,eAAO,MAAM,UAAU,cAAc,CAAA;AAErC,eAAO,MAAM,iBAAiB,2TAC8R,CAAA;AAE5T,eAAO,MAAM,YAAY,UAAU,CAAA;AAEnC,eAAO,MAAM,aAAa,QAAQ,CAAA;AAElC,eAAO,MAAM,aAAa,QAAsB,CAAA;AAEhD,eAAO,MAAM,aAAa,i23BA2czB,CAAA;AAED,eAAO,MAAM,kBAAkB,QASd,CAAA"}

package/dist/lib/skills/content.js

@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ tdc thread view <ref> --raw       # Show raw markdown
 tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content"    # Create a new thread
 tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --json       # Create and return as JSON
 tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --json --full # Include all thread fields
-tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --notify 123,456  # Notify specific users and/or groups by ID
+tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --notify 123,Cbzzm11ZeYZoJYD4a6rti  # Notify user and/or group IDs
 tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --unarchive  # Land thread in author's Inbox (overrides default Comms auto-archive)
 tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --no-unarchive  # Force archive even when userSettings.unarchiveNewThreads=true
 tdc thread create <channel-ref> "Title" "content" --dry-run  # Preview without posting
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ tdc thread done <ref> --yes           # Archive thread (mark done)
 tdc thread done <ref> --yes --json    # Archive and return status as JSON
 tdc thread mark-read <ref>        # Mark a thread read
 tdc thread mark-read <ref> <ref> --yes # Mark multiple threads read
-printf "123\\n456\\n" | tdc thread mark-read --dry-run # Preview bulk mark-read from stdin
+printf "id:CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va\\nid:CbT9m4Qr7Vz2Nx8Lp5Sa\\n" | tdc thread mark-read --dry-run # Preview bulk mark-read from stdin
 tdc thread mute <ref>             # Mute thread for 60 minutes (default)
 tdc thread mute <ref> --minutes 480  # Mute for custom duration
 tdc thread mute <ref> --json      # Mute and return { id, mutedUntil } as JSON
@@ -245,8 +245,8 @@ tdc channel update <ref> --description "Team discussions" --json --full # Update
 tdc channel delete <channel-ref> --yes # Permanently delete a channel (requires --yes; usually admin-only)
 tdc channel delete <ref> --dry-run # Preview deletion
 tdc channel archive <channel-ref> # Archive a channel (no-op if already archived)
-tdc channel unarchive id:<id> # Unarchive a channel (pass id:/numeric ref for archived channels)
-tdc channel threads <channel-ref>  # List threads in a channel (fuzzy name, id:, numeric ID, or URL)
+tdc channel unarchive id:<id> # Unarchive a channel (pass id: for archived channels)
+tdc channel threads <channel-ref>  # List threads in a channel (fuzzy name, id:, or URL)
 tdc channel threads "general" --unread       # Only unread threads
 tdc channel threads <ref> --archive-filter all  # Include archived threads (active|archived|all)
 tdc channel threads <ref> --since 2026-01-01 # Filter by last-updated date (ISO)
@@ -407,9 +407,9 @@ Run without --dry-run to execute.
 ## Reference System
 
 Commands accept flexible references:
-- **Numeric IDs**: \`123\` or \`id:123\`
+- **IDs**: \`id:<id>\` (or a bare ID when unambiguous). Workspace/user IDs are numeric; most Comms entity IDs are opaque strings.
 - **Comms URLs**: Full \`https://comms.todoist.com/...\` URLs (parsed automatically)
-- **Fuzzy names**: For workspaces/users - \`"My Workspace"\` or partial matches
+- **Fuzzy names**: For workspaces/users/channels/groups - \`"My Workspace"\` or partial matches
 
 ## Piping Input
 
@@ -426,26 +426,26 @@ If no content argument is provided and no stdin is piped, the CLI opens \`$EDITO
 \`tdc thread mark-read\` also accepts thread refs from stdin, one per line:
 
 \`\`\`bash
-printf "123\\n456\\n" | tdc thread mark-read --yes
+printf "id:CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va\\nid:CbT9m4Qr7Vz2Nx8Lp5Sa\\n" | tdc thread mark-read --yes
 \`\`\`
 
 ## Common Workflows
 
 **View by URL (auto-routes to the right command):**
 \`\`\`bash
-tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/1585/ch/100/t/200            # View thread
-tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/100/t/200          # View thread
-tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/100/t/200/c/300     # View comment
-tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/400                 # View conversation
-tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/400/m/500 --json    # View message as JSON
+tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/1585/ch/CbC8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/t/CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va            # View thread
+tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/CbC8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/t/CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va          # View thread
+tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/ch/CbC8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/t/CbT8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/c/CbM8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va     # View comment
+tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/CbV8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va                 # View conversation
+tdc view https://comms.todoist.com/a/1585/msg/CbV8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va/m/CbS8n2Kp4Qx6Rz9Lm3Va --json    # View message as JSON
 \`\`\`
 
 **Check inbox and respond:**
 \`\`\`bash
 tdc inbox --unread --json
-tdc thread view <id> --unread
-tdc thread reply <id> "Thanks, I'll look into this."
-tdc thread done <id> --yes
+tdc thread view <thread-ref> --unread
+tdc thread reply <thread-ref> "Thanks, I'll look into this."
+tdc thread done <thread-ref> --yes
 \`\`\`
 
 **Search and review:**
@@ -461,7 +461,7 @@ tdc conversation unread --json
 tdc conversation list --kind group --json     # find a group DM by participants/name
 tdc conversation view <conversation-id>
 tdc conversation with "Alice Example"
-tdc conversation reply <id> "Got it, thanks!"
+tdc conversation reply <conversation-ref> "Got it, thanks!"
 \`\`\`
 `;
 export const SKILL_FILE_CONTENT = `---

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@doist/comms-cli",
-    "version": "1.9.1",
+    "version": "1.9.3",
     "description": "TypeScript CLI for Comms",
     "type": "module",
     "main": "dist/index.js",
@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@
     ],
     "dependencies": {
         "@doist/cli-core": "0.26.0",
-        "@doist/comms-sdk": "0.7.1",
+        "@doist/comms-sdk": "0.11.0",
         "@pnpm/tabtab": "0.5.4",
         "chalk": "5.6.2",
         "commander": "14.0.3",