@gobi-ai/cli 2.0.4 → 2.0.6

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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: "2.0.0"
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+ version: "2.0.6"
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  ---
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  # gobi-space
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- Gobi space and global posts (v2.0.0).
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+ Gobi space and global posts (v2.0.6).
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  Requires gobi-cli installed and authenticated. See the **gobi-core** skill for setup.
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  - When the user wants to explore or catch up on what's happening in their space, invoke `/gobi:space-explore`.
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  - When the user wants to share or post learnings from the current session, invoke `/gobi:space-share`.
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+ ## Authoring posts: title vs. content
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+ `create-post` (and `edit-post`) on both `gobi space` and `gobi global` take `--title` and `--content` as **separate** fields. The title is rendered as the post heading by the UI, so it must not also appear inside `--content`:
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+ - Do **not** repeat the title as a heading (`# My title`) or as the first line of `--content`. The reader will see it twice.
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+ - Start `--content` with the body itself.
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+ - If you only have a single blob of markdown, split it: take the first heading or sentence as `--title`, drop that line, and pass the rest as `--content`.
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+ - On `edit-post`, the same rule applies — if you change `--title`, scrub any duplicate of the old or new title from `--content` too.
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+ The same applies to replies: a reply has only `--content` (no title), so do not synthesize a title-like heading at the top of a reply either.
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  ## Author vault attribution (`--vault-slug`)
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  Both `gobi space create-post` / `edit-post` and `gobi global create-post` / `edit-post` accept `--vault-slug <slug>`. When set, the slug becomes the post's `authorVaultSlug` — the vault the user is posting on behalf of. The caller must hold `role: 'owner'` on that vault. Pass `--vault-slug ""` on edit to detach.
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  `--auto-attachments` resolves a vault for upload and **also** uses it as `authorVaultSlug` automatically — one flag, two effects.
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- ## Space Slug Override
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+ ## Prerequisites & space slug
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- `gobi space` commands use the space from `.gobi/settings.yaml`. Override it with a parent-level flag:
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+ `gobi space` commands do **not** require a vault to be configured in `.gobi/settings.yaml`. They only need a space slug, which can come from either:
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- ```bash
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- gobi space --space-slug <slug> list-posts
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- ```
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+ 1. `selectedSpaceSlug` in `.gobi/settings.yaml` (set via `gobi space warp`), or
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+ 2. A parent-level `--space-slug <slug>` flag passed at call time, which overrides `.gobi`:
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+ ```bash
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+ gobi space --space-slug <slug> list-posts
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+ ```
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+ If `.gobi/settings.yaml` has no `selectedSpaceSlug` and `--space-slug` isn't passed, the command will error.
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+ `gobi global` commands target the public global feed and have no space requirement and no `.gobi` requirement. `gobi global create-post` is symmetric with `gobi space create-post`: a vault is **optional** — pass `--vault-slug <slug>` (or rely on `.gobi`'s `vaultSlug` when using `--auto-attachments`) to attribute the post; with neither flag the post is created without an `authorVaultSlug`.
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  ## Important: JSON Mode
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  - `gobi global feed` — List the public global feed (posts and replies, newest first).
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  - `gobi global list-posts` — List personal posts. `--mine` for your own; `--vault-slug <slug>` to filter by author vault.
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  - `gobi global get-post <postId>` — Get a personal post with its ancestors and replies.
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- - `gobi global create-post` — Create a personal post. `--vault-slug` and `--auto-attachments` work the same as on `space create-post`.
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- - `gobi global edit-post <postId>` — Edit a personal post you authored. `--vault-slug ""` detaches the vault.
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+ - `gobi global create-post` — Create a personal post. `--vault-slug` and `--auto-attachments` work the same as on `space create-post`. Both are optional: with neither, the post is created without an `authorVaultSlug` (vault-less personal post).
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+ - `gobi global edit-post <postId>` — Edit a personal post you authored. `--vault-slug ""` detaches the vault; `--auto-attachments` uploads wiki-links before saving.
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  - `gobi global delete-post <postId>` — Delete a personal post you authored.
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  - `gobi global create-reply <postId>` — Reply to a personal post.
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- - `gobi global edit-reply <replyId>` — Edit a reply you authored.
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+ - `gobi global edit-reply <replyId>` — Edit a reply you authored. Accepts `--auto-attachments` and `--vault-slug` for attachment uploads (mirrors `space edit-reply`).
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  - `gobi global delete-reply <replyId>` — Delete a reply you authored.
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  ## Confirm before mutating
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  -h, --help display help for command
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  Commands:
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- feed [options] List the global public feed (posts and replies, newest first).
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+ feed [options] List the unified feed (posts and replies, newest first) in the global public feed.
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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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+ create-post [options] Create a post in the global feed. --vault-slug attributes it to a vault you own; defaults to your primary 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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+ create-reply [options] <postId> Create a 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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  help [command] display help for command
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  ```
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  Usage: gobi global feed [options]
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  --limit <number> Items per page (default: "20")
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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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  ```
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  Usage: gobi global create-post [options]
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  --title <title> Title of the post
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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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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Attribute the post to this vault (sets authorVaultSlug). Defaults to your primary vault.
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+ --auto-attachments Upload wiki-linked [[files]] to webdrive before posting (also sets authorVaultSlug to that vault)
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  --title <title> New title
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- --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Attribute the post to this vault (sets authorVaultId). Pass an empty string to detach.
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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Attribute the post to this vault (sets authorVaultSlug).
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+ --auto-attachments Upload wiki-linked [[files]] to webdrive before editing (uses --vault-slug or .gobi vault)
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- --content <content> Reply content (markdown supported, use "-" for stdin)
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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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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Attribute the reply to this vault (sets authorVaultSlug). Also used as upload destination for --auto-attachments.
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+ --auto-attachments Upload wiki-linked [[files]] to webdrive before posting (also attributes the reply to that vault)
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- --content <content> New 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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+ --vault-slug <vaultSlug> Attribute the reply to this vault (sets authorVaultSlug). Also used as upload destination for --auto-attachments.
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+ --auto-attachments Upload wiki-linked [[files]] to webdrive before editing (also attributes the reply to that vault)
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+ get [options] [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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- delete-post <postId> Delete a post. You must be the author.
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+ delete-post [options] <postId> Delete a post you authored 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 [options] <replyId> Delete a reply you authored in a space.
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  A "vault" is your file-backed knowledge home. Public vaults are accessible at `https://gobispace.com/@{vaultSlug}`. Each vault has a profile written to `PUBLISH.md` at its root; publishing pushes that file to webdrive, which then updates vault metadata and the public profile.
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  ## Available Commands
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+ - `gobi vault init` — Interactive: select an existing vault or create a new one. Writes `vaultSlug` to `.gobi/settings.yaml` in the current directory and seeds `PUBLISH.md`. Requires the user to be logged in (`gobi auth login`).
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+ - `gobi vault list` — List vaults you own. The primary vault is marked.
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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 sync` — Sync local vault files with Gobi Webdrive. Supports `--upload-only`, `--download-only`, `--conflict <ask|server|client|skip>`, `--dry-run`, `--full`, `--path <p>`, `--plan-file`, `--execute`.
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  ```
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+ init Select or create the vault for the current directory. Writes .gobi/settings.yaml and seeds PUBLISH.md.
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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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