@growthub/cli 0.3.58 → 0.3.60

package/package.json

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   "name": "@growthub/cli",
-  "version": "0.3.58",
+  "version": "0.3.60",
   "description": "Growthub CLI — orchestrate AI agent teams to run a business",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/assets/worker-kits/growthub-zernio-social-v1/docs/postiz-ui-shell-integration.md

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-# Postiz UI Shell + Zernio Engine — Integration Recipe
-
-This document is the canonical recipe for running `growthub-zernio-social-v1` as the engine layer underneath the stable `growthub-postiz-social-v1` kit's UI shell.
-
-**Read order:** `../runtime-assumptions.md` → `./zernio-api-integration.md` → this file.
-
----
-
-## Architectural split
-
-| Layer | Owned by | What it does |
-|---|---|---|
-| Presentation | `growthub-postiz-social-v1` (Postiz UI) | Calendar, compose, analytics shell, team workspace |
-| Engine | `growthub-zernio-social-v1` (this kit) | Posts, queues, media, inbox, analytics transport against Zernio REST API |
-
-**Core principle:** Postiz stays the UI. Zernio replaces Postiz's native provider/posting engine. Nothing in Postiz's own database schema, Redis queue runner, React app, or auth/team/workspace system changes. The diff surface is the provider + publish-bridge layers only.
-
----
-
-## The 7 Module Integration Map
-
-### Module 1 — Provider Override (Zernio as the transport)
-
-Postiz's provider system is where per-platform OAuth and posting normally live. Replace it with a single `ZernioProvider`:
-
-- `baseUrl` → `https://zernio.com/api/v1`
-- `authHeader` → `Authorization: Bearer ${ZERNIO_API_KEY}`
-- All 14 platforms route through this one provider — no per-platform OAuth apps on the Postiz side
-- Postiz's "Connect Account" UI validates `ZERNIO_API_KEY` instead of OAuth dancing — Zernio handles all OAuth upstream
-
-The config for this provider mirrors exactly `buildZernioSocialConfig()` in `cli/src/kits/core/index.ts`:
-
-```ts
-{
-  providerId: "zernio",
-  providerName: "Zernio (hosted)",
-  providerBaseUrl: "https://zernio.com/api/v1",
-  providerAuthField: "Authorization",
-  apiKeyEnvVar: "ZERNIO_API_KEY",
-  additionalRequiredEnvVars: ["ZERNIO_API_URL"],
-}
-```
-
-### Module 2 — Post Submission Bridge
-
-The Zernio operator already produces manifests shaped as valid `POST /api/v1/posts` bodies. The bridge:
-
-1. Intercepts Postiz's internal `publishPost()` call
-2. Transforms the Postiz post into a Zernio manifest entry (see `./posts-and-queues-layer.md`)
-3. Fires `POST ${ZERNIO_API_URL}/posts` with `Authorization: Bearer ${ZERNIO_API_KEY}` and `Idempotency-Key: <clientPostId>`
-4. Feeds Zernio's response back into Postiz's job tracker
-
-`clientPostId` format stays `<client-slug>-<YYYYMMDD>-<sequence>`. Re-submitting the same manifest under the same key is safe.
-
-### Module 3 — Queue Sync Layer
-
-Postiz's queue concept maps 1:1 onto Zernio queues (`POST /api/v1/queues`):
-
-- Postiz queue scheduler → Zernio `queues` endpoint (create) / `queues/<queueId>` (update)
-- `Idempotency-Key: queue-<name>` prevents double-fire on retry
-- Posts attached to a queue omit `scheduledFor` and include `queueId`
-- The 10-step `zernio-social-operator` workflow becomes the execution contract for each queue job
-
-### Module 4 — AI Caption Layer Surface
-
-The agent-side `/zernio` command surface replaces Postiz's native AI composer:
-
-- Postiz compose textarea → `/zernio captions` (or `/zernio campaign` for full scope)
-- Caption drafts come from the A/B/C variant rules in `./ai-caption-layer.md`
-- Claude Code runs as a background operator session; Postiz compose UI is the front-end trigger
-- The 10 `/zernio` subcommands wire into Postiz's compose surface as slash-quick-actions
-
-### Module 5 — Platform Coverage Config
-
-`./platform-coverage.md` is the source of truth for Postiz channel configuration:
-
-- Disable native Postiz channel handlers
-- Register 14 channels pointing to the Zernio transport from Module 1
-- The per-platform format spec (char limits, aspect ratios, post types, carousel eligibility, thread support, cadence) drives Postiz's per-channel validation + preview rendering
-- `skills.md` per-platform tone rules feed the compose UI's voice hints
-
-### Module 6 — ENV + Secret Surface
-
-Direct alignment — the cleanest module:
-
-| Kit env var | Postiz field |
-|---|---|
-| `ZERNIO_API_KEY` | provider credentials field (replaces all per-platform OAuth tokens) |
-| `ZERNIO_API_URL` | provider baseUrl override (regional/proxy deployments only) |
-| `ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID` | default profile scope for all write requests |
-| `ZERNIO_TIMEZONE` | default posting timezone when the profile's timezone isn't used |
-
-`setup/verify-env.mjs` and `setup/check-deps.sh` run as Postiz's pre-start health checks. The secret-hygiene scan (`sk_` + 64-hex leak detection from the kit test suite) is the canonical gate on any output or log line.
-
-### Module 7 — Workspace CLI Entry Point
-
-`@growthub/cli >= 0.3.57` is the operator terminal that sits beside Postiz:
-
-- `growthub kit download growthub-zernio-social-v1` — materialize the kit
-- `growthub kit path growthub-zernio-social-v1` — print the working-directory path
-- Point a Claude Code session at that folder; the operator handles the full 10-step workflow
-- Postiz UI reflects the output — scheduled posts, queue runs, generated captions, analytics
-- The 7 artifacts declared by `buildZernioSocialConfig()` (brief, calendar, publishing plan, caption deck, scheduling manifest, analytics brief, client proposal) are the canonical source of truth for what the UI shows
-
----
-
-## Integration Sequence (request path)
-
-```
-Postiz UI (compose / schedule)
-        ↓
-Module 2 — Post Submission Bridge
-        ↓
-Module 1 — ZernioProvider (Authorization: Bearer ZERNIO_API_KEY)
-        ↓
-Zernio API  →  POST /api/v1/posts
-            +  POST /api/v1/queues
-            +  POST /api/v1/media
-            +  GET  /api/v1/inbox
-            +  GET  /api/v1/analytics/*
-        ↑
-Module 3 — Queue Sync reads back status
-        ↑
-Postiz Calendar / Analytics shell renders state
-```
-
-Claude Code + the `/zernio` surface sits **laterally** — it feeds the compose box in Postiz before submission, not inside the request path. This keeps the agent lane non-blocking for end-user UI latency.
-
----
-
-## What Stays Untouched in Postiz
-
-| Layer | Status |
-|---|---|
-| Postgres schema | Unchanged |
-| Redis queue runner | Unchanged (different job payloads, same runner) |
-| React frontend | Unchanged (except the compose AI hook in Module 4) |
-| Auth / team / workspace | Unchanged |
-| Existing Postiz kit payload (`growthub-postiz-social-v1`) | Unchanged — it remains valid for self-hosted-only operators |
-
-This keeps the diff surface minimal and keeps `growthub-zernio-social-v1` fully isolated as the engine layer.
-
----
-
-## Operator Setup Order (when paired with Postiz UI shell)
-
-1. Stand up Postiz via its own kit (`growthub kit download growthub-postiz-social-v1`) — optional if only the UI layer is desired
-2. Download this kit: `growthub kit download growthub-zernio-social-v1`
-3. Fill `.env` — `ZERNIO_API_KEY`, `ZERNIO_API_URL`, `ZERNIO_PROFILE_ID`
-4. Run `node setup/verify-env.mjs` (kit-level) and the Postiz pre-start checks
-5. Apply Modules 1–3 inside the Postiz fork (provider override, publish bridge, queue sync). Everything else stays default.
-6. Open Claude Code at the Zernio kit's exported folder for the `/zernio` surface
-
-Standalone (without Postiz UI): everything still works — the kit is self-contained, and Modules 1–3 are optional.
-
----
-
-## Validation Before Go-Live
-
-- [ ] Zernio API key scope is `read-write`
-- [ ] `GET /api/v1/accounts?profileId=...` returns at least one connected platform
-- [ ] A dry-run manifest round-trips through Module 2 with a successful 2xx from `POST /api/v1/posts`
-- [ ] A queue definition round-trips through Module 3 with a returned `queueId`
-- [ ] Postiz channel list surfaces all 14 Zernio platform slugs from `./platform-coverage.md`
-- [ ] Compose surface calls into `/zernio captions` and renders A/B/C variants
-- [ ] Kit secret-hygiene scan on the Postiz fork's logs is clean