@gobi-ai/cli 2.0.21 → 2.0.23

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- version: "2.0.10"
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  # gobi-draft
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- Gobi draft commands for managing agent-authored drafts (v2.0.9).
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+ Gobi draft commands for managing agent-authored drafts (v2.0.23).
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  Requires gobi-cli installed and authenticated. See gobi-core skill for setup.
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  ## Linking a created post back to its draft
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- When the user picks an action like "Post to Global Feed" / "Post to <space>" / "Save as note" and your next turn creates the post or note, pass `--draft-id <draftId>` to the relevant create command. `--draft-id` is the **sole** source of `title` and `content` — the CLI fetches the draft and uses its title and content directly, so `--title` / `--content` / `--rich-text` are not allowed alongside it on `create-post`, and `--content` is not allowed alongside it on `create-note`. If you want to change the wording, `gobi draft revise` first, then create.
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+ When the user picks an action like "Post to Global Feed" / "Post to <space>" / "Save to Personal Space" and your next turn creates the post, pass `--draft-id <draftId>` to the relevant create command. `--draft-id` is the **sole** source of `title` and `content` — the CLI fetches the draft and uses its title and content directly, so `--title` / `--content` / `--rich-text` are not allowed alongside it on `create-post`. If you want to change the wording, `gobi draft revise` first, then create.
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- - `gobi space create-post --draft-id` / `gobi global create-post --draft-id` — uses draft's title and content as the post's `title` and `content`. The draft's `vaultSlug` (when set) seeds `--vault-slug` if not given explicitly. `--auto-attachments`, `--space-slug`, and an explicit `--vault-slug` override remain allowed. Records `{ postId, spaceSlug? }` on `draft.metadata` for an "Open post" button.
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- - `gobi saved create-note --draft-id` — fetches the draft and folds it into the note as `# <title>\n\n<content>` (or just content when title is empty). Records `{ noteId }` on `draft.metadata` for an "Open note" button.
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+ - `gobi space create-post --draft-id` / `gobi global create-post --draft-id` / `gobi personal create-post --draft-id` — uses draft's title and content as the post's `title` and `content`. The draft's `vaultSlug` (when set) seeds `--vault-slug` if not given explicitly. `--auto-attachments`, `--space-slug`, and an explicit `--vault-slug` override remain allowed. Records `{ postId, spaceSlug? }` on `draft.metadata` for an "Open post" button.
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  ```bash
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  gobi --json global create-post --draft-id <draftId>
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+ gobi --json personal create-post --draft-id <draftId>
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  gobi --json global create-post --draft-id <draftId> --auto-attachments
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- gobi --json saved create-note --draft-id <draftId>
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  ```
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  ## Available Commands
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  Developer reference for building Gobi Homepages — custom HTML pages hosted on
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  webdrive and served as a vault's public homepage at gobispace.com/@{vaultSlug}.
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  Use when a developer wants to build or modify a vault homepage.
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+ version: "2.0.23"
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  # Gobi Homepage Developer Guide
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  ```html
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+ <a href="https://gobispace.com/@${gobi.vault.vaultId}?og=1" target="_blank" rel="noopener">
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  POWERED BY GOBI
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  # gobi-media
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+ Gobi media generation commands (v2.0.23).
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  Requires gobi-cli installed and authenticated. See gobi-core skill for setup.
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  ### Key rules
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- - Do NOT use the `downloadUrl` from the response — it is a Miraflow-internal path, not a public link. Always download with `-o` then either wiki-link (chat/vault), `--attach` (CLI-authored post/reply), or nothing (post-mention auto-post — the runtime attaches).
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+ - Do NOT use the `downloadUrl` from the response — it is an internal backend path, not a public link. Always download with `-o` then either wiki-link (chat/vault), `--attach` (CLI-authored post/reply), or nothing (post-mention auto-post — the runtime attaches).
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  # gobi-sense
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+ Gobi space, global, and personal-space commands: read and write posts and
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  # gobi-space
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- ## Two scopes, one data model
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+ - **Personal Post** — `gobi global …` — surfaces in the public global feed. When attributed via `--vault-slug` it also surfaces on that vault's profile; with no vault attribution it lives only on the global feed.
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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Attribute the post to this vault (sets authorVaultSlug). Also used as upload destination for --auto-attachments.
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  # gobi-vault
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- Every `gobi vault …` command **except `vault init`** requires a vault to be configured in the current directory's `.gobi/settings.yaml` (specifically a `vaultSlug` entry). There is no per-call `--vault-slug` override on these commands — the vault is always resolved from `.gobi`. If `.gobi/settings.yaml` is missing or has no `vaultSlug`, run `gobi vault init` first.
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  - `gobi vault rename <newName>` — Rename the configured vault's display name. Pass `--vault-slug <slug>` to target another vault. Local handle only — the public profile title comes from `PUBLISH.md` frontmatter and is unaffected.
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  - `gobi vault delete <slug>` — Delete a vault. Irreversible. Required arg, no `.gobi` fallback. The API will reject if the vault still owns content; clean up posts, members, and files first.
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- - `gobi vault publish` — Upload `PUBLISH.md` to the vault root on webdrive. Triggers post-processing (vault profile sync, metadata update, Discord notification).
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+ - `gobi vault publish` — Upload `PUBLISH.md` to the vault root on webdrive. Triggers post-processing (vault profile sync, metadata update).
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+ Every command in this skill writes external state — webdrive files and the public vault profile. Before running any of them, confirm with the user — show the exact command and the key changes (which `PUBLISH.md` fields, which paths will sync, which conflict policy). This applies even when running autonomously.
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- This uploads `PUBLISH.md` to webdrive, triggers post-processing that extracts metadata (title, description, tags, thumbnail, homepage path), updates the vault's public profile, and sends a Discord notification.
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  status [options] Show the configured vault's publish state and metadata (use before posting with --auto-attachments to confirm the vault is public).
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- publish Upload PUBLISH.md to the vault root on webdrive. Triggers post-processing (vault sync, metadata update, Discord notification).
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+ publish Upload PUBLISH.md to the vault root on webdrive. Triggers post-processing (vault sync, metadata update).
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