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+ # Getting Started with Jive CLI
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+ Jive CLI is a command-line tool for managing MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, tools, and subagents across teams. It integrates with Claude Code to provide team-based collaboration features for AI development.
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+ ## What is Jive?
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+ Jive enables teams to:
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+ - Share and collaborate on **subagents** (custom AI agents with specialized prompts)
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+ - Share and manage **MCP servers** (tools that extend Claude's capabilities)
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+ - Track usage and telemetry across team projects
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+ - Synchronize AI resources across team members
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+ ## Prerequisites
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+ - Node.js installed (for running MCP servers)
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+ - Claude Code installed
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+ - A Jive account (created in the app, or via `jive signup`)
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+ ## Quick Start
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+ ### 1. Install Jive CLI
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @jive-ai/cli
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+ ```
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+ ### 2. Create an Account
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+ ```bash
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+ jive signup
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+ ```
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+ You'll be prompted for:
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+ - Email address
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+ - Password (minimum 8 characters)
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+ Your credentials are securely stored in `~/.jive/credentials.json`.
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+ ### 3. Create or Join a Team
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+ Create a new team:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive team create
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+ ```
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+ Or accept an invitation to join an existing team (invitations are sent via email).
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+ ### 4. Initialize Jive in Your Project
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+ Navigate to your project directory and run:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive init
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+ ```
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+ This command will:
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+ - Scan and upload any existing MCP servers from `.mcp.json`
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+ - Scan and upload any existing subagents from `.claude/agents/*.md`
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+ - Add the `jive-mcp` server to your MCP configuration
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+ - Install the telemetry plugin for tracking tool usage
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+ - Create project configuration files in `.jive/`
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+ ### 5. Restart Claude Code
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+ After initialization, restart Claude Code to load the new MCP server and telemetry plugin.
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+ ## Project Structure
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+ After initialization, Jive creates the following structure:
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+ ```
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+ your-project/
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+ ├── .jive/
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+ │ ├── config.json # Project configuration (team ID, API settings)
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+ │ └── sync.json # Sync state tracking
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+ ├── .claude/
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+ │ ├── agents/
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+ │ │ └── subagent-runner.md # Dynamic subagent loader
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+ │ └── plugins/
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+ │ └── jive-mcp-telemetry/ # Telemetry tracking plugin
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+ └── .mcp.json # MCP server configurations (includes jive-mcp)
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+ ```
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+ **Important:** Add these to your `.gitignore`:
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+ ```
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+ .jive/config.json
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+ .jive/sync.json
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+ .claude/plugins/
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+ ```
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+ These are automatically added by `jive init`.
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+ ## Core Concepts
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+ ### Subagents
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+ Subagents are custom AI agents defined by markdown files with YAML frontmatter. They provide specialized prompts and behaviors for specific tasks.
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+ **Example subagent file** (`.claude/agents/code-reviewer.md`):
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+ ```markdown
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+ ---
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+ name: code-reviewer
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+ description: Reviews code for best practices and potential issues
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+ jive-id: "123"
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+ ---
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+ You are a code reviewer. Analyze the provided code and:
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+ 1. Identify potential bugs or issues
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+ 2. Suggest improvements for readability
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+ 3. Check for security vulnerabilities
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+ 4. Recommend best practices
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+ ```
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+ ### MCP Servers
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+ MCP servers extend Claude's capabilities by providing additional tools. They can:
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+ - Access external APIs
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+ - Read and write files
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+ - Execute commands
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+ - Interact with databases
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+ - And much more
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+ Jive helps teams share MCP server configurations across projects.
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+ ### Teams
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+ Teams are the organizational unit in Jive. All subagents and MCP servers belong to a team. Team members can:
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+ - Access shared subagents and MCP servers
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+ - Collaborate on AI resources
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+ - View usage analytics and telemetry
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+ ## Common Workflows
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+ ### Sharing a New Subagent
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+ 1. Create a subagent file locally:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive subagents create
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+ ```
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+ 2. Push it to your team:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive subagents push
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+ ```
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+ 3. Team members can pull it:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive subagents pull
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+ ```
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+ ### Sharing a New MCP Server
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+ 1. Add the server to your team:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive mcp add my-server
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+ ```
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+ 2. Team members can pull it:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive mcp pull
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+ ```
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+ ### Keeping Resources in Sync
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+ Pull the latest resources from your team:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive sync
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+ ```
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+ Check the status of your local resources:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive status
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+ ```
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+ ### Switching Between Teams
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+ If you're a member of multiple teams:
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+ 1. List your teams:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive team list
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+ ```
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+ 2. Switch to a different team:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive team switch
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+ ```
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+ ## Configuration
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+ ### API URL
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+ By default, Jive connects to `https://next.getjive.app`. You can override this with the `JIVE_API_URL` environment variable:
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+ ```bash
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+ export JIVE_API_URL=https://your-custom-api.com
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+ ```
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+ ### Credentials Location
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+ Credentials are stored in `~/.jive/credentials.json` with secure file permissions (mode 0600).
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+ ### Project Configuration
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+ Each project has its own configuration in `.jive/config.json`:
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+ ```json
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+ {
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+ "activeTeamId": "team-123",
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+ "apiUrl": "https://next.getjive.app",
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+ "telemetry": {
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+ "enabled": true
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+ },
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+ "lastSync": "2025-01-15T10:30:00.000Z"
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+ ### Check Installation Health
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+ Run the doctor command to diagnose issues:
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+ ```bash
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+ jive doctor
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+ ```
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+ This checks:
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+ - Authentication status
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+ - Project initialization
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+ - MCP server configuration
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+ - Subagent runner installation
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+ - Telemetry plugin setup
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+ - API connectivity
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+ - Team membership
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+ ### Common Issues
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+ **"Not authenticated"**
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+ - Run `jive login` to authenticate
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+ **"Project not initialized"**
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+ - Run `jive init` in your project directory
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+ **"Cannot find team"**
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+ - Ensure you've created or joined a team with `jive team create` or accepted an invitation
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+ **MCP server not loading**
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+ - Restart Claude Code after running `jive init`
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+ - Check `.mcp.json` for the `jive-mcp` entry
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+ - Run `jive doctor` to verify configuration
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+ ## Next Steps
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+ - Learn about [Authentication Commands](./auth.md)
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+ - Set up your [Team](./team.md)
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+ - Explore [Subagent Management](./subagents.md)
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+ - Configure [MCP Servers](./mcp.md)
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+ - Master [Synchronization](./sync.md)
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+ ## Getting Help
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+ - Run `jive --help` to see all available commands
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+ - Run `jive <command> --help` for command-specific help
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+ - Report issues at: https://github.com/anthropics/jive-cli/issues