@hydra-acp/cli 0.1.40 → 0.1.42

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@@ -187,7 +187,7 @@ hydra-acp session
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  # 6. Attach a second client to an existing session.
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  # Bare invocation auto-detects: TUI in a terminal, ACP shim when piped.
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- hydra-acp --session-id hydra_session_abc123
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+ hydra-acp --session hydra_session_abc123
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  ```
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  ## CLI
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  hydra-acp tui # explicit terminal-UI mode
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  hydra-acp launch <agent> # launcher mode: shim that forces the
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  # daemon to spawn <agent> on session/new
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- hydra-acp --session-id <id> # attach to existing session
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+ hydra-acp cat [-p <prompt>] [--detach] # pipe-friendly headless mode: feeds stdin
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+ # to a session as prompts and streams the
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+ # agent's reply to stdout
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+ hydra-acp --session <id-or-url> # attach to existing session
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  # (TUI in a TTY, shim otherwise)
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+ hydra-acp --reattach # pick the most-recent session for cwd
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+ hydra-acp --new # force a fresh session
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+ hydra-acp --readonly # open a session as a transcript viewer (with --session)
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  hydra-acp init # generate the service token
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+ hydra-acp daemon [status] # output status of daemon
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  hydra-acp daemon start [--foreground] # detached by default; --foreground to attach
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- hydra-acp daemon stop
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- hydra-acp daemon status
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+ hydra-acp daemon stop # stop running daemon
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+ hydra-acp daemon restart # stop then start the daemon
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+ hydra-acp daemon logs [-f] [-n N] # tail (default 50) or follow the daemon log
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- hydra-acp session # list sessions
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- hydra-acp session kill <id> # close a live session (keeps the on-disk record so it can be resurrected)
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- hydra-acp session remove <id> # remove a session entirely (live or cold)
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+ hydra-acp session [list ] # list sessions
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+ hydra-acp session kill <id> # close a live session (keeps the on-disk record so it can be resurrected)
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+ hydra-acp session remove <id> # remove a session entirely (live or cold)
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  hydra-acp session export <id> [--out <file>|.]
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  # write a session bundle (meta + history) to <file>,
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  # to a default-named file when --out=., or to stdout
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- hydra-acp session import <file>|- [--replace]
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+ hydra-acp session transcript <id>|<file> [--out <file>|.]
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+ # render a session (id via daemon, or a local .hydra
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+ # bundle) as a markdown transcript
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+ hydra-acp session import <file>|- [--replace] [--cwd <path>] [--info]
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  # import a bundle from <file> or stdin (-);
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- # --replace overwrites an existing lineage match
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+ # --replace overwrites a lineage match (kills it
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+ # if live); --cwd overrides the bundle's recorded
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+ # working directory; --info prints the bundle's
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+ # meta without importing
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- hydra-acp extension # list configured extensions and live state
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+ hydra-acp extension [list] # list configured extensions and live state
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  hydra-acp extension add <name> # add to config (--command, --args, --env, --disabled)
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  hydra-acp extension remove <name> # remove from config
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  hydra-acp extension start|stop|restart <n> # lifecycle on a running extension
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  hydra-acp extension logs <name> [-f] [-n] # tail (default 50) or follow an extension's log
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- hydra-acp agent # list agents in the registry
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+ hydra-acp agent [list] # list agents in the registry
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  hydra-acp agent install <id> # pre-install an agent (else lazy on first use)
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+ hydra-acp agent refresh # force a registry re-fetch
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+ hydra-acp agent sync <id> # spawn <id> just long enough to ACP session/list it,
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+ # then persist any sessions it remembers as cold rows
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+ # (lets you bring in pre-existing agent sessions)
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- hydra-acp config # print resolved config path/values
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+ hydra-acp auth # list active session tokens
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+ hydra-acp auth password [--force] # set the daemon's master password
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+ hydra-acp auth revoke <id> # revoke a session token
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  ```
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  A bare invocation (`hydra-acp` with no subcommand) auto-dispatches based on whether stdout is a TTY: a real terminal launches the TUI, a piped stdio (the editor-spawned case) drops into shim mode. Pass `shim` or `tui` explicitly to force one or the other. Editors should configure `hydra-acp shim` so the choice is unambiguous regardless of how the editor wires stdio.
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  | `--name` | `HYDRA_ACP_NAME` |
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  | `--agent` | `HYDRA_ACP_AGENT` |
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  | `--model` | `HYDRA_ACP_MODEL` |
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- | `--session-id` | `HYDRA_ACP_SESSION_ID` |
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+ | `--session` | `HYDRA_ACP_SESSION` |
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  `--model` is a one-shot override for the per-agent `defaultModels` entry in `~/.hydra-acp/config.json`. It only applies at fresh session creation — resurrect and `/hydra agent` switch ignore it (resurrected sessions stay on whatever model they were last using).
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- Action commands (`init`, `daemon`, `sessions`, `--help`, `--version`, `--rotate-token`) are not config knobs and are flag-only.
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+ Action commands (`init`, `daemon`, `session`, `extension`, `agent`, `auth`, `cat`, `--help`, `--version`, `--rotate-token`) are not config knobs and are flag-only.
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  ### Registry id resolution
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