@grum-os/cli 0.3.2 → 0.3.4
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# grum
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Keep a repository on the design contract your team reviewed in [Grum](https://app.grum.so).
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Grum reads the tokens the repository declares (CSS custom properties, a Tailwind v4 `@theme`, SCSS variables) and the button looks it defines. The team can add tokens in Grum before the code has them, and move others outside the contract. That reviewed set is what `grum` checks against. It does not invent a contract of its own, and it does not publish one.
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On your machine it compares the working tree to that contract, lists only drift that is new on this branch, and can send a new item to the project's owners for review, with a picture of how it renders. The same check runs inside Cursor and, if you want, before a commit.
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A check on its own prints a report and exits 0, including when you are signed out, offline, or the repository has never been scanned. It fails the process only when you ask it to.
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Requires Node.js 22 or newer.
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## Install
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```sh
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npm install -g @grum-os/cli
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```
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Or run it without installing:
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```sh
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npx @grum-os/cli
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```
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`grum` with no command opens a menu: check this repository, set it up, or sign in and out.
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## Set up a repository
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From the repository root:
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```sh
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grum setup
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```
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Setup does three things.
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1. **Signs this computer in.** It prints a code and a link. Approve the code in the browser. The token is stored in your home directory (`~/.config/grum/credentials/`), never in the repository. `grum logout` removes it. Grum's Settings page lists every computer that is signed in, and can sign one out.
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2. **Links the git remote to its Grum project.** If several workspaces use this repository, it asks which one. If none does yet, it offers to create a workspace, asks for the live site, and waits while Grum runs the first scan.
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3. **Asks whether to set up Cursor.** That writes the hooks, the MCP server, the rule pointer, and a pre-commit check described below. Enter accepts. `n` skips it.
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A new workspace needs GitHub connected in Grum, so the scan can read the repository.
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## Check for drift
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```sh
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grum check
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New drift is grouped by file. Each line names the value, the kind of drift, whether anyone has asked for review, and a one-line fix:
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```text
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src/pages/Hero.tsx
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18: Hard-coded #3C3C3C instead of --text-primary [Hard-coded value, Not sent for review]
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fix: Use --text-primary (#1B1B1B) instead of #3C3C3C.
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1 new drift item against Acme's contract: 1 not sent for review (42 files checked).
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```
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Drift the latest scan already has on the default branch is counted, not listed. So is drift someone dismissed on the Drift page. A branch that only repeats those looks clean:
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```text
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No new drift against Acme's contract (42 files checked). 3 known issues are on Acme's Drift page.
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Using a known value in more places than the default branch does is new drift.
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In a terminal, the check then offers each new item for review, one at a time. You can add a reason. Grum captures how the element renders and attaches the picture to the request. Owners approve or reject it on the Review page. Allowing it also dismisses that drift. A rejected item is not offered again: change the code to use the contract. If the code changed after the rejection, the next check offers it once more as a revised proposal, and the earlier note stays on the request.
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A request covers the branch it was asked on. It covers every branch once the change reaches the default branch and a scan counts the drift as existing. A full check also marks a rejected review **Addressed** when the drift is gone, and reopens it when the drift comes back.
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### Flags
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grum check --staged # drift in the blocks staged for commit
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grum check --files src/Hero.tsx # only these paths
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grum check --json # project, cache time, known count, findings
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grum check --no-review # print the report and do not ask
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grum check --cursor # open the findings in Cursor
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grum check --ci # fail on open or rejected drift, and post the run
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`--json` is what you want when another program needs the drift key. CI, JSON, staged, and agent runs never prompt and never open Cursor.
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`--ci` and `--report` show up on the Drift page under Recent checks, one latest run per branch.
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### What it looks for
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| Area | New drift |
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| Color | A hard-coded color, a color nearly identical to a contract color, or a color token the contract does not have |
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| Typography | A size, weight, or line height off the contract scale |
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| Spacing | A margin, padding, or gap off the scale |
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| Radius | A radius off the scale |
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| Buttons | A look the contract does not have, a look whose state changed, a missing state, a raw `<button>` outside the button component, or a variant the component lacks |
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## Ask for review of one item
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The key is the stable id of a finding (`color:raw:#3C3C3C` and the like). `grum check --json` prints it on each finding.
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grum request "color:raw:#3C3C3C" \
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`--url` is the page where the element renders. It can also be an HTML file in the repo (`./index.html`) when there is no dev server. A page behind a login is captured through the Grum Chrome extension, in your own browser session. `--browser chrome` or `--browser safari` picks the browser. `--no-capture` sends the request with no picture.
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grum capture reset
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Clears the capture-browser sign-in saved for this repository.
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## Read the contract
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Prints the packet an agent reads before writing styles: tokens by category (with a separate dark value when there is one), button components, each look and the prop that selects it, and the repository's written rules about those buttons. Review decisions are included, so a pending or rejected item is visible without another check.
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## Cursor
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Merges into files that already exist. Entries Grum did not write are left as they are, and a second run changes nothing. It writes:
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| `.cursor/hooks.json` | After an edit, checks the block that changed. The stop hook sends the agent back while blocking drift stands, at most twice a conversation. The shell hook can refuse `git commit` and `git push`. Hooks read the cache and do not call the network. |
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| `.cursor/mcp.json` | Four tools: `grum_contract`, `grum_check`, `grum_request_review`, `grum_review_status`. |
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| `.cursor/rules/grum.mdc` | Tells the agent to read the contract before writing UI and to check before it stops. The contract itself stays in Grum, so this file does not go stale on every scan. |
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| pre-commit | Adds `grum check --staged`. Husky's hook is committed with the repo. Git's own pre-commit hook is local and is not shared. A lefthook repo gets the snippet to paste. |
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`.grum/` is added to `.gitignore` the first time Grum writes there. The cached contract (`.grum/contract.json`) stays on this computer.
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Reload the Cursor window after init (or turn **grum** on under Settings, Tools and MCP) so the agent sees the tools. Until then it follows `.grum/contract.json`.
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| `root` | Directory to scan when the app is not at the repository root. `grum check --root` does the same for one run. |
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Sign in once with `grum login`, then copy the `token` field from the credentials file for this Grum. For [app.grum.so](https://app.grum.so) that file is:
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Store it as a secret. Do not commit it. The token acts as you, in every workspace you belong to. Settings in Grum lists these sign-ins and can revoke one.
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| `grum` | Menu: check, setup, or sign in and out. |
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| `grum login` / `grum logout` | Sign this computer in to Grum, or out. |
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| `grum setup [--root <dir>]` | Sign in, link this repository, and ask about Cursor. |
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| `GRUM_API_ORIGIN` | Talk to a Grum other than `https://app.grum.so`. An `http` or `https` origin, with no user or password in the URL. |
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