@great-arrow/cli 0.1.4 → 0.1.8
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- package/README.md +35 -5
- package/dist/index.js +12844 -2848
- package/package.json +4 -3
package/README.md
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@@ -8,24 +8,34 @@ Terminal-based access to the Great Arrow Digital platform — memory management,
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npm install -g @great-arrow/cli
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```
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Requires **Node.js
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Requires **Node.js 24+**.
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## Authentication
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```bash
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# Browser
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# Browser login (loopback OAuth + PKCE). Opens your browser, captures the
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# callback locally, and stores a refreshable credential — no copy-paste.
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# The session refreshes itself; you won't be asked to log in again until the
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# refresh token expires.
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gad login
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# If a browser can't be opened (SSH/remote), print the URL to open manually
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gad login --no-browser
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# Direct personal token (CI/CD, headless). Stored as-is; no auto-refresh.
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gad login --token gad_xxxxx
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# Check who you are
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# Check who you are (shows auth type + access-token expiry)
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gad whoami
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# Revoke the session server-side and remove stored credentials
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gad logout
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Credentials live in your OS keychain (Keychain Access / libsecret / Credential
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Vault). OAuth access tokens are short-lived and refreshed automatically; `GAD_TOKEN`
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in the environment always takes precedence for CI.
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Tokens are stored in the OS keychain (macOS Keychain / Windows Credential Manager / Linux Secret Service). You can also set `GAD_TOKEN` as an environment variable.
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## Commands
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`gad mcp install codex` writes Codex's native `~/.codex/config.toml` server
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entry and stores the bearer token in `~/.codex/.env`.
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#### Keeping local MCP installs current
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Great Arrow checks local MCP/CLI versions from the headers and user-agent hints
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sent by installed configs, the `gad` CLI, and the stdio proxy. When a local
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agent is stale, the recommended path for users is **Account → Connections** in
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the web app, then the agent's **Update**, **Update now**, or **Check setup**
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button. That flow provides client-specific repair steps without requiring the
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user to understand MCP config files.
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Terminal fallback:
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```bash
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gad doctor
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gad mcp install codex # replace codex with claude, cursor, kiro, or gemini
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Use `gad doctor` after repair to confirm API access, token metadata capture,
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and MCP reachability.
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### Agents
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```bash
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