@love-moon/conductor-cli 0.15.1 → 0.16.0
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +94 -0
- package/bin/conductor-auth.js +162 -0
- package/bin/conductor-daemon-query.js +13 -17
- package/bin/conductor-daemon.js +6 -1
- package/bin/conductor-issue.js +215 -13
- package/bin/conductor-project.js +840 -27
- package/bin/conductor-search.js +150 -0
- package/bin/conductor-settings.js +608 -0
- package/bin/conductor-task.js +316 -9
- package/bin/conductor.js +29 -8
- package/package.json +5 -5
- package/src/backend-http.js +240 -0
- package/src/daemon-share-commands.js +528 -0
- package/src/daemon.js +2 -0
- package/src/task-commands.js +777 -0
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# @love-moon/conductor-cli
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## 0.16.0
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### Minor Changes
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- 0495b79: The CLI can now do what the web app can:
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- `conductor task`: `stop`, `interrupt`, `restart`, `delete`, `archive`/`unarchive`,
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`rename`, `pin`/`unpin`, `move`, `labels`, `share`/`unshare`, `persistent`,
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`round start|end`, `cleanup-worktree`, `terminal open|show|close`, `resume`,
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`attachment download`, `shared <token|link>` (read a shared task), `transcribe <audio>`
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(speech to text), and `schedule update`. `create` also takes `--daemon-host`, `--agent` (multi-agent group),
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`send --attach` uploads files, `messages --follow` streams new messages, and
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`list --all-projects` / `--project-ids` lists tasks across projects.
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`collab invite|show-invite|join|leave`, `labels list|add|rename|remove`.
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- `conductor daemon`: `restart`, `upgrade [--status|--wait]`, `sessions`, `accounts`,
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`switch-account`, `commands list|run|status`, `share create|list|revoke|show-invite|accept`.
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- New `conductor search`, `conductor settings` (global backends, catchphrases, daily
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report, task-list and card-group preferences, generated reports) and `conductor auth`
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(`whoami`, `tokens list|create|revoke`).
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Fix: `conductor project hide/unhide` (and the SDK's `setProjectHidden`) no longer erase
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the project's metadata (task labels, memos, binding data).
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still prints the target project, plus `ids` for every project changed.
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first failure and says which ids were deleted. `update --merge-opt-out` lists the
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same-name projects it also split or re-merged.
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`start --daemon <host> [--project <id>]` picks the daemon, or the merged-group
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sibling project, that the task runs on (on another member's shared project the
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server decides). `--priority` takes `P0|P1|P2`, and `--status` uses
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`todo|doing|done`; `create` no longer offers `doing`. `list --status` is sent to
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the server and still applied locally, so an older server that ignores it filters
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too. An invalid argument now exits 2 without sending a request. The SDK's
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`updateIssue` forwards `projectId`, and `listIssues` sends multiple statuses to
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the server and filters the result the same way.
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- 7c45a56: `conductor issue start` can pick the AI for the task it spawns: `--backend <b>`,
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or `--global-backend <backend>@<host>` to run the AI on one of your global AI
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backends while the code stays on the project's daemon (same as the web "Move
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Issue To Doing" dialog). The SDK's `updateIssue` forwards `globalBackend`.
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release): deploy the web server before publishing the CLI/SDK. An older server
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usage. Such a turn emits one result per segment and the task card used to show
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every segment, every subagent and small side calls. `conductor serve-ai`'s
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include those too. A turn cut off after an earlier segment keeps that
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- Updated dependencies [0495b79]
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- Updated dependencies [b68fadf]
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- Updated dependencies [7c45a56]
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remote operating protocol in its first prompt. Moving it back to the daemon
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that holds the files makes it an ordinary local task again. Falls back to the
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#!/usr/bin/env node
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* conductor auth — who am I, and the API tokens shown on the web settings page.
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* whoami GET /api/auth/me -> { user: { id, email, phone, tokenScope } }
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* tokens create [--name N] POST /api/auth/tokens { name } -> { token, tokenId, tokenPrefix, createdAt }
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* `tokens create` prints the raw token once (the server never lists it again).
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* Login / register / OAuth are intentionally not here: `conductor config`
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import path from "node:path";
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import process from "node:process";
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import { fileURLToPath } from "node:url";
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import yargs from "yargs/yargs";
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import { hideBin } from "yargs/helpers";
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import { EXIT, exitCodeForError, printJson, printPretty, reportError } from "../src/entity-helpers.js";
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import { apiPath, buildHttp, formatTable, sendOrPreview } from "../src/backend-http.js";
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const isMainModule = (() => {
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const DEFAULT_TOKEN_NAME = "cli";
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async function handleWhoami(argv, deps) {
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const result = await http.get(apiPath("auth", "me"));
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