@gobi-ai/cli 1.3.8 → 2.0.0

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  ```
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  Usage: gobi space [options] [command]
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- Space commands (threads, replies). Space and member admin is web-UI only.
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+ Space commands (posts, replies). Space and member admin is web-UI only.
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  Options:
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- --space-slug <slug> Space slug (overrides .gobi/settings.yaml)
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- -h, --help display help for command
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+ --space-slug <slug> Space slug (overrides .gobi/settings.yaml)
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+ -h, --help display help for command
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  Commands:
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- list List spaces you are a member of.
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- get [spaceSlug] Get details for a space. Pass a slug or omit to use the current space (from .gobi/settings.yaml or --space-slug).
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- warp [spaceSlug] Select the active space. Pass a slug to warp directly, or omit for interactive selection.
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- list-topics [options] List topics in a space, ordered by most recent content linkage.
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- list-topic-threads [options] <topicSlug> List threads tagged with a topic in a space (cursor-paginated).
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- messages [options] List the unified message feed (threads and replies, newest first) in a space.
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- ancestors <threadId> Show the ancestor lineage of a thread or reply (root → immediate parent).
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- get-thread [options] <threadId> Get a thread and its replies (paginated).
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- list-threads [options] List threads in a space (paginated).
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- create-thread [options] Create a thread in a space.
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- edit-thread [options] <threadId> Edit a thread. You must be the author.
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- delete-thread <threadId> Delete a thread. You must be the author.
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- create-reply [options] <threadId> Create a reply to a thread in a space.
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- edit-reply [options] <replyId> Edit a reply. You must be the author.
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- delete-reply <replyId> Delete a reply. You must be the author.
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- help [command] display help for command
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+ list List spaces you are a member of.
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+ get [spaceSlug] Get details for a space. Pass a slug or omit to use the current space (from .gobi/settings.yaml or --space-slug).
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+ warp [spaceSlug] Select the active space. Pass a slug to warp directly, or omit for interactive selection.
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+ list-topics [options] List topics in a space, ordered by most recent content linkage.
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+ list-topic-posts [options] <topicSlug> List posts tagged with a topic in a space (cursor-paginated).
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+ feed [options] List the unified feed (posts and replies, newest first) in a space.
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+ get-post [options] <postId> Get a post with its ancestors and replies (paginated).
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+ list-posts [options] List posts in a space (paginated).
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+ create-post [options] Create a post in a space.
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+ edit-post [options] <postId> Edit a post. You must be the author.
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+ delete-post <postId> Delete a post. You must be the author.
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+ create-reply [options] <postId> Create a reply to a post in a space.
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+ edit-reply [options] <replyId> Edit a reply. You must be the author.
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+ delete-reply <replyId> Delete a reply. You must be the author.
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+ help [command] display help for command
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  ```
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  ## list
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  ```bash
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- gobi --json draft add "Concise titles" "Prefer concise titles for brain updates." --action "Apply" --action "Skip" --priority 50
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+ gobi --json draft add "Concise titles" "Prefer concise titles for vault posts." --action "Apply" --action "Skip" --priority 50
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  gobi --json draft action <draftId> 0
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  ```
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  # Gobi Homepage Developer Guide
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- A **Gobi Homepage** is a custom HTML page hosted on a vault's webdrive and served as its public homepage at `https://gobispace.com/@{vaultSlug}`. Gobi injects a `window.gobi` bridge before any scripts run, giving the homepage access to vault data, files, brain updates, and chat.
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+ A **Gobi Homepage** is a custom HTML page hosted on a vault's webdrive and served as its public homepage at `https://gobispace.com/@{vaultSlug}`. Gobi injects a `window.gobi` bridge before any scripts run, giving the homepage access to vault data, files, vault posts, and chat.
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  > **Sandbox:** The homepage runs in a sandboxed iframe with `origin: null`. Direct `fetch()` / `XMLHttpRequest` calls are blocked by CORS. All data access must go through `window.gobi.*`.
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  1. Create an HTML file in the vault (e.g. `app/home.html`) and upload:
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  ```bash
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  ```
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- 2. Set `homepage` in BRAIN.md (homepage property):
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+ 2. Set `homepage` in PUBLISH.md (homepage property):
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  - `homepage: "[[app/home.html]]"` — Gobi sidebars visible alongside the homepage
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- ### Brain Updates
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+ ### Vault posts
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  ```js
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- const { data: updates, pagination } = await gobi.listBrainUpdates({ limit: 10, cursor: null });
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+ const { data: updates, pagination } = await gobi.listVaultPosts({ limit: 10, cursor: null });
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  // updates[i] → {
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  // id: 42,
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  The examples below use [marked](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/marked/marked.min.js) — include it in your `<head>`:
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+ Vault posts carry a `topics` array. Treat each topic as a node and any two topics co-occurring in the same post as an edge — you get a force-directed graph of the vault's themes for free. Use [d3](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/d3@7/dist/d3.min.js).
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+ saved notes (create/list/get/edit/delete) and saved posts (snapshot a
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+ post/reply you bookmarked from feed/space; list/get/delete). Use when the
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+ allowed-tools: Bash(gobi:*)
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+ metadata:
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+ author: gobi-ai
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+ version: "1.3.9"
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+ ---
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+ # gobi-saved
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+ Gobi saved-knowledge commands (v1.3.9).
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+ ## What is "saved"?
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+ ```
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- reply [options] <threadId> Reply to a thread in the global space.
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+ feed [options] List the global public feed (posts and replies, newest first).
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+ list-posts [options] List posts in the global feed (paginated). Pass --mine to limit to your own posts.
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+ get-post [options] <postId> Get a global post with its ancestors and replies (paginated).
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+ create-post [options] Create a post in the global feed (publishes from your vault).
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+ edit-post [options] <postId> Edit a post you authored in the global feed.
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+ delete-post <postId> Delete a post you authored in the global feed.
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+ create-reply [options] <postId> Reply to a post in the global feed.
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+ edit-reply [options] <replyId> Edit a reply you authored in the global feed.
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+ delete-reply <replyId> Delete a reply you authored in the global feed.
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+ ## feed
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- Usage: gobi global messages [options]
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+ Usage: gobi global feed [options]
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+ ## list-posts
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- Usage: gobi global get-thread [options] <threadId>
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+ Usage: gobi global list-posts [options]
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- Get a global thread and its direct replies (paginated).
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+ List posts in the global feed (paginated). Pass --mine to limit to your own posts.
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+ --cursor <string> Pagination cursor from previous response
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+ --mine Only include posts authored by you
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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Filter by author vault slug
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+ -h, --help display help for command
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+ Usage: gobi global get-post [options] <postId>
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  --limit <number> Replies per page (default: "20")
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  --cursor <string> Pagination cursor from previous response
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+ --full Show full reply content without truncation
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  -h, --help display help for command
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+ ## create-post
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- Usage: gobi global ancestors [options] <threadId>
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+ Usage: gobi global create-post [options]
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+ Create a post in the global feed (publishes from your vault).
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+ --title <title> Title of the post
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+ --content <content> Post content (markdown supported, use "-" for stdin)
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+ --rich-text <richText> Rich-text JSON array (mutually exclusive with --content)
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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Author vault slug (overrides .gobi/settings.yaml)
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+ --auto-attachments Upload wiki-linked [[files]] to webdrive before posting
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+ -h, --help display help for command
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+ ## edit-post
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- Usage: gobi global create-thread [options]
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+ Usage: gobi global edit-post [options] <postId>
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- Create a thread in the global space.
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+ Edit a post you authored in the global feed.
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- --title <title> Title of the thread
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- --content <content> Thread content (markdown supported, use "-" for stdin)
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+ --title <title> New title
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+ --content <content> New content (markdown supported, use "-" for stdin)
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  --rich-text <richText> Rich-text JSON array (mutually exclusive with --content)
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  -h, --help display help for command
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+ ## delete-post
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+ Usage: gobi global delete-post [options] <postId>
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+ Delete a post you authored in the global feed.
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+ -h, --help display help for command
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+ ## create-reply
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  ```
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- Usage: gobi global reply [options] <threadId>
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+ Usage: gobi global create-reply [options] <postId>
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- Reply to a thread in the global space.
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+ Reply to a post in the global feed.
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  Options:
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  --content <content> Reply content (markdown supported, use "-" for stdin)
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  --rich-text <richText> Rich-text JSON array (mutually exclusive with --content)
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  -h, --help display help for command
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+ ## edit-reply
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+ ```
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+ Usage: gobi global edit-reply [options] <replyId>
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+ Edit a reply you authored in the global feed.
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+ Options:
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+ --content <content> New reply content (markdown supported, use "-" for stdin)
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+ -h, --help display help for command
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+ ```
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+ ## delete-reply
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+ ```
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+ Usage: gobi global delete-reply [options] <replyId>
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+ Delete a reply you authored in the global feed.
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+ Options:
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+ -h, --help display help for command
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+ ```