@ginkoai/cli 2.1.6-beta.0 → 2.1.6

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- # Ginko CLI Commands Reference
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- Complete reference for all ginko CLI commands.
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- ## Session Commands
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- ### `ginko start [sessionId]`
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- Start or resume a session with event-based context loading.
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- - Loads context from `.ginko/sessions/[user]/`
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- - Shows active sprint and next task
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- - Warns about uncommitted files
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- ### `ginko status`
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- Show current session status.
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- ### `ginko handoff [message]`
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- Pause current session and create handoff document.
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- - Archives previous session
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- - Creates continuity document for next session
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- ### `ginko log [description]`
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- Log an event to the current session (defensive logging).
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- ### `ginko compact`
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- Reduce context size by removing stale information.
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- ## Task Management
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- ### `ginko task complete <taskId>`
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- Mark task as complete. Updates knowledge graph (syncs to dashboard).
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- - Options: `--cascade` (auto-complete parent if all siblings done)
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- ### `ginko task start <taskId>`
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- Mark task as in progress.
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- ### `ginko task pause <taskId>`
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- Return task to not_started state.
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- ### `ginko task block <taskId> [reason]`
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- Block task with reason. Prompts for reason if not provided.
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- ### `ginko task show <taskId>`
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- Show current task status.
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- ## Sprint Management
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- ### `ginko sprint start <sprintId>`
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- Start sprint (planned → active).
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- ### `ginko sprint complete <sprintId>`
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- Complete sprint (active → complete).
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- ### `ginko sprint pause <sprintId>`
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- Pause sprint (active → paused).
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- ### `ginko sprint status show <sprintId>`
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- Show current sprint status.
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- ### `ginko sprint deps`
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- Visualize task dependencies as a tree.
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- ## Knowledge Graph
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- ### `ginko graph init`
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- Initialize knowledge graph for your project.
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- ### `ginko graph load [options]`
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- Upload documents to knowledge graph.
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- - `--docs-only`: Load ADRs and PRDs only
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- - `--extended-only`: Load patterns, gotchas, sessions only
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- - `--force`: Reload all documents even if unchanged
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- ### `ginko graph status`
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- Show graph statistics and health.
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- ### `ginko graph health`
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- Show graph reliability metrics (success rate, latency, retries).
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- ### `ginko graph query <text>`
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- Search documents using semantic similarity.
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- - Options: `--limit N`, `--type <TYPE>`
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- ### `ginko graph explore <documentId>`
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- Explore document and its connections.
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- ### `ginko graph migrate <migration>`
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- Run graph migrations.
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- ## Team & Assignment
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- ### `ginko assign <taskIdOrEmail> [email]`
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- Assign tasks to team members.
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- - Updates both graph and sprint markdown
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- - Options: `--sprint <id> --all` (assign all tasks in sprint)
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- ### `ginko sync [options]`
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- Pull dashboard knowledge edits to local git.
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- - `--preview`: Preview without syncing
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- - `--dry-run`: Preview what files would sync
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- - `--force`: Overwrite local files
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- - `--type <type>`: Sync only specific type (ADR, PRD, Pattern, etc.)
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- - `--no-commit`: Sync without committing
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- ### `ginko team-activity [user]`
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- View team activity from user-namespaced session logs.
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- ### `ginko invite [email]`
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- Invite collaborators to join your team.
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- ### `ginko join [code]`
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- Join a team using an invitation code.
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- ## Planning & Architecture
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- ### `ginko charter`
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- Create and manage project charter (AI-assisted).
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- ### `ginko epic`
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- Create and manage epics with status tracking.
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- ### `ginko sprint [intent]`
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- Sprint management and planning commands.
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- ### `ginko plan [feature]`
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- Create phased implementation plan with acceptance criteria.
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- ### `ginko architecture [decision]`
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- Design mode for crafting ADRs with AI enhancement.
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- ### `ginko roadmap`
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- View product roadmap (Now/Next/Later priority lanes).
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- ### `ginko backlog`
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- Manage git-native backlog items.
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- ### `ginko feature <description>`
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- Quick create a feature (shortcut for backlog create feature).
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- ### `ginko story <description>`
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- Quick create a story (shortcut for backlog create story).
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- ## Development Tools
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- ### `ginko ship [message]`
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- AI-enhanced shipping with smart commit messages and PR descriptions.
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- ### `ginko verify <taskId>`
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- Verify task completion by running acceptance criteria checks.
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- ### `ginko vibecheck [concern]`
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- Pause moment for recalibration - conversational check-in.
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- ### `ginko capture [description]`
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- Capture a learning, discovery, or important context.
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- ### `ginko explore [topic]`
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- Collaborative thinking mode for exploring problems and solutions.
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- ### `ginko reflect <intent>`
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- Universal reflection pattern for AI-enhanced content generation.
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- ## Multi-Agent
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- ### `ginko orchestrate`
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- Run as supervisor agent to coordinate multi-agent task execution.
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- ### `ginko agent`
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- Manage AI agents for multi-agent collaboration.
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- ### `ginko checkpoint`
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- Manage checkpoints for task rollback and recovery.
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- ### `ginko dlq`
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- Manage Dead Letter Queue (failed events).
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- ### `ginko escalation`
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- Manage human escalations for multi-agent collaboration.
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- ### `ginko notifications`
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- Manage notification hooks for human observability.
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- ## Authentication
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- ### `ginko login`
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- Authenticate CLI with GitHub via Supabase OAuth.
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- ### `ginko logout`
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- Clear local authentication session.
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- ### `ginko whoami`
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- Display current authentication status and user information.
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- ## Configuration
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- ### `ginko init`
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- Initialize Ginko in your project (sets up local structure + cloud graph).
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- ### `ginko config [key] [value]`
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- Manage Ginko configuration.
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- ### `ginko context`
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- Manage session context.
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- ## IDE Integration
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- ### `ginko init-cursor`
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- Generate Cursor setup preview or apply it to the repository.
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- ### `ginko uninstall-cursor`
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- Remove Cursor integration.
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- ### `ginko init-copilot`
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- Generate GitHub Copilot setup preview or apply to repository.
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- ### `ginko uninstall-copilot`
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- Remove GitHub Copilot integration.
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- ## Migration
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- ### `ginko migrate`
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- Migration utilities for syncing markdown to graph.
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- # Pull Skill (ADR-077)
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- ## Purpose
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- Pull dashboard edits from the Ginko Cloud knowledge graph to local git repository.
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- ## When to Use
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- - At the start of a session when team context may be stale
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- - When `ginko start` shows staleness warnings
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- - When user requests updates from dashboard
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- - After team members have made edits in the dashboard
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- ## Command Reference
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- ```bash
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- # Pull all changes from graph
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- ginko pull
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- # Pull specific entity types
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- ginko pull sprint # Pull sprint changes (status updates)
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- ginko pull adr # Pull ADR edits
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- ginko pull epic # Pull epic changes
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- # Options
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- ginko pull --dry-run # Preview without pulling
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- ginko pull --force # Overwrite local with graph versions
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- ```
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- ## Options
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- | Flag | Description | Default |
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- | `--dry-run` | Preview what would be pulled | false |
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- | `--force` | Overwrite local files with graph versions | false |
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- ## Error Handling
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- | Error | Action |
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- | `Not authenticated` | Prompt: Run `ginko login` |
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- | `Graph not initialized` | Prompt: Run `ginko graph init` |
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- | Conflict detected | Interactive resolution (use-graph, use-local, skip) |
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- | 5xx server error | Retry with exponential backoff |
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- ## Behavioral Rules
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- 1. **Pull at session start** - When `ginko start` shows staleness, auto-pull
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- 2. **Content conflicts: local wins** - Per ADR-060, content in git is authoritative
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- 3. **State conflicts: graph wins** - Status, assignments are graph-authoritative
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- 4. **Never use deprecated alternatives** - Do not use `ginko sync` (deprecated)
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- 5. **After pull, suggest push** - If local has unpushed changes, suggest `ginko push`
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- ## Anti-Patterns (DO NOT)
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- - Do NOT use `ginko sync` (deprecated, use `ginko pull`)
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- - Do NOT use curl/fetch to hit graph API directly
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- - Do NOT skip pull when team context is stale
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- # Push Skill (ADR-077)
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- ## Purpose
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- Push local content changes to the Ginko Cloud knowledge graph using git-integrated change detection.
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- ## When to Use
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- - After creating or modifying content files (epics, sprints, ADRs, charters, patterns, gotchas)
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- - After `ginko handoff` to ensure all work is synced
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- - After `ginko task complete` / `ginko sprint complete` to persist state
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- - When the orchestrator detects unpushed content changes
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- - When user requests sync to graph
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- ## Command Reference
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- ```bash
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- # Push all changes since last push
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- ginko push
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- # Push specific entity types
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- ginko push epic # All changed epics
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- ginko push epic EPIC-001 # Specific epic
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- ginko push sprint e001_s01 # Specific sprint
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- ginko push charter # Project charter
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- ginko push adr # All changed ADRs
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- # Options
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- ginko push --dry-run # Preview without pushing
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- ginko push --force # Overwrite graph content
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- ginko push --all # Push all (not just changes)
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- ginko push --no-events # Skip event files
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- ```
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- ## Options
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- | `--dry-run` | Preview what would be pushed | false |
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- | `--force` | Overwrite graph even if conflicts | false |
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- | `--all` | Push all content files, ignoring change detection | false |
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- | `--no-events` | Skip pushing event JSONL files | false |
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- ## Error Handling
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- | `Not authenticated` | Prompt: Run `ginko login` |
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- | `Graph not initialized` | Prompt: Run `ginko graph init` |
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- | 5xx server error | Retry with exponential backoff (handled by API client) |
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- | 4xx client error | Report to user, do not retry |
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- | Network error | Retry up to 3 times |
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- ## Behavioral Rules
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- 1. **Always push after entity creation** - When an epic, sprint, charter, or ADR is created, push immediately
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- 2. **Push is non-blocking for auto-push** - When dispatched as a subagent, run in background
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- 3. **Prefer targeted push** - Use `ginko push epic` instead of `ginko push` when you know the entity type
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- 4. **Never use deprecated alternatives** - Do not use `ginko graph load` or `--sync` flags
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- 5. **Report results concisely** - Show file count, task count, and event count
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- ## Anti-Patterns (DO NOT)
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- - Do NOT use `ginko graph load` (deprecated, use `ginko push --all`)
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- - Do NOT use `ginko epic --sync` (deprecated, use `ginko push epic`)
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- - Do NOT use `ginko charter --sync` (deprecated, use `ginko push charter`)
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- - Do NOT use curl/fetch to hit graph API directly
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- - Do NOT skip push after creating content
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- ## Exit Codes
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- | 0 | Push completed successfully |
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- | 1 | Push failed (auth, config, or API error) |