@getripple/cli 1.0.4

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+ # @getripple/cli Changelog
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+ ## [1.0.4] - 2026-06-03
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - Executable entry point for the `ripple` binary.
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+ - Publishable package identity under `@getripple/cli`.
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+ - Release readiness checks for packed installs and CI gate behavior.
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+ - Package-specific README and changelog included in the npm tarball.
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+ ## [1.0.3] - 2026-06-03
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+ ### Added
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+ - Initial release of the Ripple CLI.
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+ - Commands for `scan`, `focus`, `blast`, `plan`, `check`, `audit`, `repair`, `gate`, `doctor`, `agent`, `init`, and `init-ci`.
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+ - GitHub Actions workflow generation with `ripple init-ci`.
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+ - Drift checks against saved change intent, control boundary, current policy, and readiness snapshot.
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+ - Trust-boundary checking with `--mode function`, `--mode file`, `--mode task`, and `--mode pr`.
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+ ### Notes
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+ - Public alpha. The strongest current experience is JavaScript and TypeScript.
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+ # @getripple/cli
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+ Run Ripple's architecture checks in your terminal and CI pipeline without VS Code.
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y @getripple/cli plan --file src/auth.ts --task "refactor token handling"
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+ ```
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+ Ripple is a local AI-agent workflow engine: plan before edit, check after edit,
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+ catch drift, and tell the agent what to fix.
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ Initialize Ripple in a repo:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y @getripple/cli init
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+ ```
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+ Create a saved plan before editing:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y @getripple/cli plan --file src/auth.ts --task "refactor token handling" --mode file --save
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+ ```
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+ After editing and staging files, check the change against the saved plan:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y @getripple/cli check --staged --intent latest
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+ ```
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+ For the smallest continue/stop answer:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y @getripple/cli gate --intent latest
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+ ```
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @getripple/cli
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+ ```
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+ Then run:
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+ ```bash
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+ ripple init
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+ ripple plan --file src/auth.ts --task "refactor token handling" --mode file --save
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+ ripple check --staged --intent latest
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+ ripple gate --intent latest
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+ ```
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+ Check setup readiness:
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+ ```bash
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+ npx -y @getripple/cli doctor
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+ ```
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+ ## CI Gate
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+ Generate a GitHub Actions workflow:
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+ ```bash
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+ ripple init-ci
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+ ```
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+ Use Ripple as a pull-request gate:
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+ ```bash
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+ ripple ci --base origin/main --intent latest --github-annotations
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+ ```
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+ The gate speaks the same compact language used by CLI and MCP:
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+ ```txt
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+ open/continue
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+ closed/repair
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+ closed/human-review
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+ closed/restore-readiness
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+ ```
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+ ## Commands
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+ ```txt
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+ ripple scan
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+ ripple focus
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+ ripple blast
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+ ripple plan
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+ ripple check
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+ ripple audit
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+ ripple repair
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+ ripple gate
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+ ripple doctor
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+ ripple agent
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+ ripple init
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+ ripple init-ci
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+ ```
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+ ## Privacy
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+ Ripple runs locally. No account, telemetry, cloud indexing, or remote model call
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+ is required by the CLI.
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+ ## Status
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+ Public alpha. The strongest current experience is JavaScript and TypeScript.
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+ ## License
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+ MIT
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+ #!/usr/bin/env node
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+ export {};