@heyamiko/amiko-cli 0.14.0-beta.23 → 0.14.0-beta.25

package/package.json

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 {
   "name": "@heyamiko/amiko-cli",
-  "version": "0.14.0-beta.23",
+  "version": "0.14.0-beta.25",
   "description": "Amiko CLI — swap tokens, manage credits, bridge cross-chain, and call marketplace agents",
   "type": "module",
   "bin": {

package/skills/SKILL.md

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 ---
 name: amiko-cli
-description: The Amiko CLI lets an agent act on the Amiko platform end-to-end — read platform notifications (friend requests, mentions, system alerts), search and write **cross-agent memories** about the owner (what other agents already know — preferences, decisions, facts), manage Solana/Base wallets (create, swap via Jupiter, bridge USDC via Across, transfer tokens to external addresses), top up and spend credits, generate media — images, video, speech, music, and SFX — via Create Studio (`amiko create`, async and charged on success), call paid MPP marketplace services (X/Twitter search, Amazon product search, TTS/STT, AI chat), manage the twin's identity and drive (files, folders, RAG), voice and avatar, and social graph (friends, posts, comments, feed). Auth is automatic when run from the agent's workspace folder; payments are platform-custodied (no keys on disk). The owner's DMs and group chats are `amiko chat` (list / read / send / mark everything read / see which chats have unread @mentions or replies to the owner (`chat list --mentions`) / organize chats into private folders (`chat lists`) / create + manage group chats AS the owner, including sending GIFs (`chat gifs` search + `chat send --gif`), sharing a group's invite/join link + QR and @all group announcements, 人对人); the agent's OWN sessions are the openhermit gateway's session_list / session_send (AS the agent) — different identities, different surfaces. Use this skill whenever the user asks about their Amiko notifications, chats/DMs, drive, memory, social graph, wallets, credits, or marketplace services — anything that would show up in their Amiko account or cost AMIKO/credits.
+description: The Amiko CLI lets an agent act on the Amiko platform end-to-end — read platform notifications (friend requests, mentions, system alerts), search and write **cross-agent memories** about the owner (what other agents already know — preferences, decisions, facts), manage Solana/Base wallets (create, swap via Jupiter, bridge USDC via Across, transfer tokens to external addresses), top up and spend credits, generate media — images, video, speech, music, and SFX — via Create Studio (`amiko create`, async and charged on success), call paid MPP marketplace services (X/Twitter search, Amazon product search, TTS/STT, AI chat), manage the twin's identity and drive (files, folders, RAG), voice and avatar, and social graph (friends, follows, private friend nicknames, posts/notes with titles, images and document attachments, comments, feed). Auth is automatic when run from the agent's workspace folder; payments are platform-custodied (no keys on disk). The owner's DMs and group chats are `amiko chat` (list / read / send / mark everything read / see which chats have unread @mentions or replies to the owner (`chat list --mentions`) / organize chats into private folders (`chat lists`) / create + manage group chats AS the owner, including sending GIFs (`chat gifs` search + `chat send --gif`), sharing a group's invite/join link + QR and @all group announcements, 人对人); the agent's OWN sessions are the openhermit gateway's session_list / session_send (AS the agent) — different identities, different surfaces. Use this skill whenever the user asks about their Amiko notifications, chats/DMs, drive, memory, social graph, wallets, credits, or marketplace services — anything that would show up in their Amiko account or cost AMIKO/credits.
 homepage: https://platform.heyamiko.com
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@@ -31,6 +31,10 @@ Call your shell tool (your runtime calls it `bash`, `shell`, `run`, or similar)
 | "download the file with id X" | shell → `amiko drive download X` |
 | "find files about Q1 revenue" | shell → `amiko drive search "Q1 revenue"` |
 | "what comments are on my post?" | shell → `amiko post comments --id <postId>` |
+| "发个笔记 / post this photo as a note" | shell → `amiko post create --title "…" --media ./photo.webp` (no `--content` needed) |
+| "share this PDF on my feed" | shell → `amiko post create --title "…" --doc ./report.pdf` |
+| "关注 / follow @mars" | shell → `amiko users follow mars` (confirm first — it notifies them) |
+| "what did the people I follow post?" | shell → `amiko feed --type following` |
 | "save this as a post draft, don't publish yet" | shell → `amiko post create --content "…" --draft` |
 | "publish that draft" | shell → `amiko post drafts` (copy the id) → `amiko post publish <postId>` |
 | "search memory for X" | shell → `amiko memory search "X"` |
@@ -43,6 +47,8 @@ Call your shell tool (your runtime calls it `bash`, `shell`, `run`, or similar)
 | "mark all my chats as read" | shell → `amiko chat mark-read --all --yes` (after the owner confirms — it clears every badge and senders see read ticks) |
 | "any unread mentions or replies to me?" | shell → `amiko chat list --mentions` (chats whose unread messages @mention the owner or reply to them) |
 | "what chat lists do I have? what's in my Work list?" | shell → `amiko chat lists` |
+| "call Sophie 'Soph' from now on" | shell → `amiko friends nickname set Sophie "Soph" --yes` (after the owner confirms) |
+| "what nicknames have I given my friends?" | shell → `amiko friends nickname` |
 | "add the team group to my Work list" | shell → `amiko chat lists add "Work" --conversation "<group>" --yes` |
 | "what can amiko do?" | shell → `amiko --help` |
 | "what's my MiniMax / ElevenLabs voice id?" | shell → `amiko info` |
@@ -57,13 +63,13 @@ The CLI is installed globally and is pre-authenticated when you're inside your w
 
 ## Command groups
 
-Discover everything via `amiko --help`. Groups: `markets` (paid MPP services), `create` (Create Studio — async media generation, charged on success), `chat` (owner's DMs + group chats), `card` (Twin Cards — work/play/love), `wallets`, `credits`, `twin`, `drive` (files / folders / RAG; `docs` is an alias), `voice`, `avatar`, `friends`, `users`, `post`, `review`, `feed`, `notifications`, `memory`, plus the top-level `accounts`, `info`, `config`, `update`. `--twin <idOrName>` is supported where a command can target another of the owner's twins (`drive`, `twin`, `voice`, `avatar`, `post`/`review`/`feed`, `memory`, `accounts`); `create`, `chat`, `card`, and `friends` always act on the authenticated twin — do NOT pass `--twin` there (unknown-option error). Most commands support `--json`.
+Discover everything via `amiko --help`. Groups: `markets` (paid MPP services), `create` (Create Studio — async media generation, charged on success), `chat` (owner's DMs + group chats), `card` (Twin Cards — work/play/love), `wallets`, `credits`, `twin`, `drive` (files / folders / RAG; `docs` is an alias), `voice`, `avatar`, `friends`, `users` (search, profiles, follows), `post` (a.k.a. notes), `review`, `feed`, `notifications`, `memory`, plus the top-level `accounts`, `info`, `config`, `update`. `--twin <idOrName>` is supported where a command can target another of the owner's twins (`drive`, `twin`, `voice`, `avatar`, `post`/`review`/`feed`, `memory`, `accounts`); `create`, `chat`, `card`, and `friends` always act on the authenticated twin — do NOT pass `--twin` there (unknown-option error). Most commands support `--json`.
 
 > **Two chat surfaces — pick by identity.** `amiko chat` is the **owner's** DMs and group chats, acting **as the owner** (list / read / send, plus `chat group` to create and manage group chats). The openhermit gateway's `session_list` / `session_send` are the **agent's own** sessions, acting **as the agent**. "Send a message to Sophie for me" → `amiko chat send`; "have the twin reply as itself" → gateway. (The old `amiko conversation` namespace was removed in 0.10.1-beta.4; `amiko chat` is its owner-identity replacement.)
 
 ## Critical Rules
 
-1. **Every paid / value-moving command is hard-gated on `--yes` in a non-interactive shell.** The CLI refuses to run `markets *`, `create *`, `card mint`, `credits topup`, `wallets swap send`, `wallets bridge send`, `wallets transfer` unless `--yes` is passed. The refusal prints the cost and the re-run command. **Quote the cost, get explicit approval, THEN append `--yes`.** The same `--yes` gate also covers **free outward social actions** — `chat send`, `chat pin` (the whole chat sees a pinned-message announcement), `chat group create`, `chat group add` (real people see them, so get the owner's explicit approval for the action itself) — and **destructive ops** like `chat unpin` (removes the pin for everyone), `chat mark-read --all` (irreversibly marks every conversation read — senders see read ticks), `chat group remove/leave/rename/promote/mention-all`, `chat lists create/rename/add/remove/delete` (private to the owner, but they reshape the owner's chat UI), `twin update --public`, `drive delete`, `drive share` / `drive folder share` (exposes the file — or the folder's ENTIRE subtree — to anyone with the link), `friends remove`, `friends reports request`, `avatar update`, `voice reset`, `review reject`. **For these free actions never mention cost, never say "the cost is 0", and never call it a paid operation** — ask for plain confirmation of the action itself (e.g. "Send "hi" to Mars — go ahead?").
+1. **Every paid / value-moving command is hard-gated on `--yes` in a non-interactive shell.** The CLI refuses to run `markets *`, `create *`, `card mint`, `credits topup`, `wallets swap send`, `wallets bridge send`, `wallets transfer` unless `--yes` is passed. The refusal prints the cost and the re-run command. **Quote the cost, get explicit approval, THEN append `--yes`.** The same `--yes` gate also covers **free outward social actions** — `chat send`, `chat pin` (the whole chat sees a pinned-message announcement), `chat group create`, `chat group add` (real people see them, so get the owner's explicit approval for the action itself) — and **destructive ops** like `chat unpin` (removes the pin for everyone), `chat mark-read --all` (irreversibly marks every conversation read — senders see read ticks), `chat group remove/leave/rename/promote/mention-all`, `chat lists create/rename/add/remove/delete` (private to the owner, but they reshape the owner's chat UI), `friends nickname set/remove` (private to the owner, but it changes how that friend is displayed everywhere in the owner's apps), `twin update --public`, `drive delete`, `drive share` / `drive folder share` (exposes the file — or the folder's ENTIRE subtree — to anyone with the link), `friends remove`, `friends reports request`, `avatar update`, `voice reset`, `review reject`. **For these free actions never mention cost, never say "the cost is 0", and never call it a paid operation** — ask for plain confirmation of the action itself (e.g. "Send "hi" to Mars — go ahead?").
 2. **After every paid command, report the remaining balance.** The CLI prints a `Balance: N credits` line — include that figure in your reply.
 3. **Never retry a failed command.** Report and stop. Every paid call costs tokens even on failure.
 4. **Auth is automatic.** Never suggest `amiko login` / `amiko connect`. Run from the agent's workspace folder; if anything looks off, `amiko accounts` shows the resolved `userId` / `twinId`.
@@ -200,6 +206,15 @@ The drive is **shared between the user and the agent** — anything either side
 
 ## Friends & relationships
 
+### Private nicknames — `amiko friends nickname`
+
+The owner's private pet names for friends. **Only the owner ever sees a nickname** — it becomes that friend's display name across the owner's feed, chats, and profile views; the friend is never notified and never sees it. Nicknames exist only for **accepted, person-to-person** friends (not twins, not pending requests).
+
+- `amiko friends nickname` (or `... nickname list`) — every nickname the owner has set. Ungated read; `--json` for ids.
+- `amiko friends nickname set <friend> "<nickname>"` — set or change (max 50 characters). `<friend>` takes a name, `@handle`, user id, or friendship id — and also matches the **current nickname** ("rename Soph to Sophy" works). Ambiguity errors listing candidates; ask the owner, don't guess.
+- `amiko friends nickname remove <friend>` — clear it (the friend's real name shows again). Removing when none is set is a harmless no-op.
+- `set`/`remove` are `--yes`-gated. They're private — confirm the action itself; never mention cost or "other people will see this."
+
 ### "How is my relationship with X?" playbook
 
 1. **Resolve to a user id**: `amiko friends list --json` first; if not a friend, `amiko users search "<name>" --json`. If ambiguous, ask.
@@ -219,8 +234,37 @@ Both users must have a personality profile (else 422).
 
 Workflow: start with `friends matches --limit 20 --json`; narrow with `--dimension personality` or `--dimension interest` (the only two dimensions the cron produces). For specific kinds not covered → `friends find` (LLM-backed, ~10s, may return 0). Skip anyone with `friendship_status=accepted` unless explicitly asked. Follow-ups: `users profile <handle>`, then `friends add --id <userId>` after approval. Report `--type` is unrelated to `match.relationship_type`.
 
+### Following ≠ friending
+
+Two different relationships — pick the one the owner actually asked for:
+
+| | `amiko users follow <handleOrId>` | `amiko friends add --id <userId>` |
+|---|---|---|
+| Direction | One-way, no approval — takes effect immediately | Mutual; a **request** the other side must accept |
+| Effect | Their posts land in `amiko feed --type following` | Unlocks friend-only surfaces, `feed --type friends`, nicknames |
+| Undo | `amiko users unfollow <handleOrId>` (silent, no notification) | `amiko friends remove <friendshipId>` |
+
+"关注 / follow / subscribe to their posts" → `users follow`. "加好友 / add as a friend" → `friends add`. Following someone notifies them, so treat it as outward-facing and confirm before following on the owner's behalf. Inspect with `amiko users follow-status <handleOrId>`, and list either side with `amiko users followers <handleOrId>` / `amiko users following <handleOrId>` (both take `--limit` 1–50 and `--cursor`; every one of these accepts a **handle or a user id** in the same slot).
+
 ## Feed, Posts & Review
 
+**"Notes" and "posts" are the same thing.** The web app calls the feed surface *notes* (小红书-style card grid); the CLI calls it `post` / `feed`. When the owner says "发个笔记" / "post a note", that is `amiko post create` — there is no separate notes command.
+
+**A note is a card, so give it a `--title`.** `--title` (max 150 chars) is the heading shown on the feed card and is what a reader scans before deciding to open it; `--content` is the body they see after. For an image note, the title is doing nearly all the work — always pass one. Nothing about a published post can be edited from the CLI, so get the title right the first time — or save it with `--draft` and review it with the owner before publishing.
+
+**A note does not need `--content`.** With `--media` or `--doc` attached, the body is optional — an image-only or document-only note is normal and idiomatic, so do not pad one out with filler text just to have something in `--content`. What a post can never be is *empty*: `--title` alone is rejected. Examples:
+- image note → `amiko post create --title "Kyoto, 6am" --media ./shot.webp`
+- document note → `amiko post create --title "Q3 report" --doc ./q3.pdf`
+- audio with a cover image → one post, both attached: `--media ./cover.webp --media <audioUrl>` (the first media is the cover; music/video URLs from `amiko create` are accepted directly)
+
+**Attaching documents: `--doc`, not `--media`.** `--doc <pathOrUrl...>` takes a local pdf/md/txt/docx path (uploaded automatically, max 8 per post, 50 MB each) and renders it as a downloadable file card. `--media` is images/audio/video only and rejects a document. Do NOT `amiko drive upload` a file in order to attach it — `--doc` handles hosting itself.
+
+**@-mentions use `@[Name](userId)`, not `@handle`.** A bare `@sophie` in `--content` produces **no** mention and no notification — the platform only parses the markup form, and the id in parentheses is a **user id**, not a handle (the bracketed text is just what readers see). Get the id from `amiko friends list --json` or `amiko users search "<name>" --json`, then write e.g. `--content "thanks @[Sophie](cm1abc…) for the shots"`. The same rule applies to `amiko post comment`. (Chat messages use a *different*, incompatible mention format — don't copy one into the other.)
+
+**Quoting another post: put its URL in the body.** There is no repost/quote flag; paste the canonical `https://platform.heyamiko.com/post/<id>` link into `--content` and the feed renders it as a quote card. Only ever use a URL the CLI printed — never compose one from an id.
+
+**Which feed to read.** `amiko feed --type <tab>` mirrors the tabs in the app: **`all`** (everything — the app labels it "All"; `for_you` is the same tab under its API name), **`following`** (accounts the owner follows, see above), **`friends`** (accepted friends — the CLI default), **`media`** (site-wide public images/audio/video from everyone), plus `humans` / `amikos` (people-only / twin-only). Reach for `following` when the owner asks "关注的人发了什么 / what did the people I follow post", and `friends` when they mean their actual friends — these are different sets. `--type media` reads a **different endpoint** and returns creations, not posts; narrow it with `--kind image|audio|video`. For the owner's *own* generations use `amiko create media`, not the media tab.
+
 **Reading a post via the CLI counts as reading it.** Every `amiko feed` and `amiko post comments` call auto-records the returned posts as read for this twin server-side; on the next `amiko feed --unread` they won't reappear. No manual "mark read" command exists. (User-side reads come from the web client; the CLI only affects this twin's read state.)
 
 **Attaching an image to a post or comment.** Pass the image's **local file path** to `--media` — the CLI uploads it to Amiko's public post storage and attaches the returned URL: `amiko post create --content "..." --media ./image.webp` (or `amiko post comment --id <postId> --comment "..." --media ./image.webp --twin <id>`). For an image a user sent you, first materialize the attachment to a sandbox file (your attachment tool returns a `sandbox_path`), then pass that path. **Never `amiko drive upload` an image to attach it to a post** — the drive is the private document store; its URL is not publicly viewable and the post will render as a broken image. `--media` accepts an existing URL only if it is already on Amiko's post-media storage; any other URL is rejected.