@ganakailabs/cloudeval-cli 0.20.3 → 0.21.1

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  ## What It Covers
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  - Terminal UI for chat, Agent mode, Agent Profile selection, recent thread
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- switching, projects, reports, billing, and settings.
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+ switching, projects, reports, billing, context rail, task ledger, artifact
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+ chips, and a docked composer.
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  - Scriptable commands with `json`, `ndjson`, `markdown`, and text output.
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  - Agent Profiles: `architecture`, `cost`, `triage`, and `remediation`.
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  - MCP tools for Codex, Cursor, Claude, VS Code, and other stdio JSON-RPC hosts.
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  - Project graph, report, recipe, rules, and validation workflows.
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  - Local opt-in hooks for CLI and Agent Profile events.
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- In the Terminal UI, use the Thread control or `/thread` to choose recent
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- CloudEval chat threads plus local CLI sessions, `/thread new` for a fresh
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- thread, and `/open` for the matching CloudEval web chat thread. Use the Profile
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+ In the Terminal UI, use the Thread control or `/thread` to choose open chat
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+ sessions, recent CloudEval chat threads, and local CLI sessions. `/thread new`
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+ starts another independent open session, and `/open` opens the matching
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+ CloudEval web chat thread when the active session has a thread id. Roomy
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+ terminals show a context rail with project, thread, model, mode, profile, report
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+ artifact chips; narrower terminals
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+ keep the chat first and expose the same controls through the docked composer and
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+ slash commands. Typing `/` opens a bottom command completion strip; use Tab or
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+ Up/Down to move, Right to accept the ghost text, and Enter to choose the
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+ highlighted command. Streaming work appears as a task ledger in the thread.
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+ Grounded answers show numbered citations and a Sources section instead of raw
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+ `[S_tool_...]` tags, with citation numbers highlighted inline; `/copy` copies
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+ the latest assistant response and `/download` writes a Markdown transcript with
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+ the same references. Project and Connection tabs include selected-item detail
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+ panes for backend fields, report coverage, sync state, and linked records; use
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+ `J`/`K` or Up/Down on Projects and Connections to move the selected row, then
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+ Enter to confirm it. The billing header separates credits left from observed
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+ credits used so usage does not look like the current budget. Use the Profile
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  control or `/profile architecture|cost|triage|remediation` to choose an Agent
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  Profile for the next chat stream. Selecting a profile switches to Agent mode;
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  selecting Ask mode clears the profile back to the default chat flow. Starter
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- prompts stay hidden until you run `/starter`, which opens the starter
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- selections in the prompt box. Press `Esc` from the prompt to leave text editing
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- so tab, arrow, and number shortcuts move through controls and tabs; type again
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- to resume editing. Busy loaders and the input cursor animate by default unless
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- you pass `--no-anim`.
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+ prompts stay hidden until you run `/starter`. Press `Esc` from the prompt to
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+ leave text editing so tab, arrow, and number shortcuts move through controls
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+ and tabs; type again to resume editing. Busy loaders and the input cursor animate
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+ unless you pass `--no-anim`. The
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+ banner details include the logged-in user. Focused controls and the active top
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+ tab use the shared warm banner-yellow accent, with the active tab filled across
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+ its full button interior.
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  ## Authentication
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