@mtreeai/msapling-cli 2.3.6-beta.50 → 2.3.6-beta.51

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  1. package/README.md +9 -6
  2. package/dist/index.js +15092 -9780
  3. package/package.json +2 -2
package/README.md CHANGED
@@ -61,13 +61,15 @@ Once the REPL is running, type `/help` to see all available slash commands. Comm
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  | `/login <token>` | Paste an API token from Settings → API Keys |
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  | `/logout` | Clear stored token |
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  | `/chat <message>` | Send a message and stream a response |
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- | `/swarm <prompt>` | Run parallel agent swarms |
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- | `/models` | List available models |
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+ | `/chat new <title>` | Create a chat inside the fixed CLI project |
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+ | `/chat import <chat_id>` | Copy another owned chat into a new CLI chat without mutating the source |
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+ | `/model` | List vendors, then vendor-scoped models and pricing |
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+ | `/footer [compact|expanded|field on|off]` | Configure telemetry visibility |
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  | `/cost` | Show usage and billing data |
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  | `/config` | View and edit configuration |
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  | `/help` | Show all slash-command help |
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- > **Note:** `chat`, `login`, `models`, `cost`, `swarm`, and `config` are REPL slash-commands (prefixed with `/`), not top-level argv subcommands. Run `msapling --help` to see the argv interface.
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+ > **Note:** `chat`, `login`, `model`, `footer`, `cost`, and `config` are REPL slash-commands (prefixed with `/`), not top-level argv subcommands. The CLI is single-chat: fanout/swarm commands are hidden and disabled. Run `msapling --help` to see the argv interface.
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  See `packages/cli/src/commands/index.ts` for the canonical slash-command list.
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  The mobile app extends that shared workspace to one-chat-at-a-time usage and phone-first workflows such as sending a photo into a chat.
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- The CLI brings the same backend workspace to the terminal. It should be fast, low-resource, and useful without duplicating the backend.
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+ The CLI uses the same backend state through a fixed project named `CLI` and one active chat at a time. It should be fast, low-resource, and useful without duplicating the backend.
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  ## Architecture
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  The CLI should:
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  - authenticate with the backend
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- - read projects and chats from the backend
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+ - read the fixed `CLI` project and active chat from the backend
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  - stream chat responses from `/api/chat/message`
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  - display backend usage and quota data
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  - respect backend stream locks
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  The CLI should not:
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- - invent separate chat state
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+ - invent separate chat state or switch arbitrary web chats
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+ - expose multi-chat/swarm fanout commands
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  - compute billing locally
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  - simulate MDrive state
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  - bypass backend locks