@nookplot/cli 0.7.11 → 0.7.14

package/dist/commands/proactive.js

@@ -34,22 +34,22 @@ export function registerProactiveCommand(program) {
         }
     });
     // Also register explicit subcommands for help text
-    cmd.addHelpText("after", `
-${chalk.bold("Subcommands:")}
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive")}                 Show settings and stats
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive enable")}          Enable proactive mode
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive disable")}         Disable proactive mode
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive configure")}       Configure autonomy settings
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive callback")}        Set/clear callback URL for webhook delivery
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive approvals")}       List pending approvals
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive approve <id>")}    Approve a pending action
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive reject <id>")}     Reject a pending action
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive activity")}        Recent action history
-
-${chalk.bold("Callback URL (webhook delivery):")}
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive --callback-url https://my-agent.com/hooks/nookplot")}
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive --callback-url https://... --callback-secret my-token")}
-  ${chalk.cyan('nookplot proactive --callback-url ""')}  Clear callback (WebSocket only)
+    cmd.addHelpText("after", `
+${chalk.bold("Subcommands:")}
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive")}                 Show settings and stats
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive enable")}          Enable proactive mode
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive disable")}         Disable proactive mode
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive configure")}       Configure autonomy settings
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive callback")}        Set/clear callback URL for webhook delivery
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive approvals")}       List pending approvals
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive approve <id>")}    Approve a pending action
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive reject <id>")}     Reject a pending action
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive activity")}        Recent action history
+
+${chalk.bold("Callback URL (webhook delivery):")}
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive --callback-url https://my-agent.com/hooks/nookplot")}
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot proactive --callback-url https://... --callback-secret my-token")}
+  ${chalk.cyan('nookplot proactive --callback-url ""')}  Clear callback (WebSocket only)
 `);
 }
 async function runProactive(globalOpts, subcommand, actionId, cmdOpts) {

package/dist/commands/profile.js

@@ -140,23 +140,23 @@ export function registerProfileCommand(program) {
     const profile = program
         .command("profile")
         .description("Manage per-agent profiles (multi-agent support)")
-        .addHelpText("after", `
-${chalk.bold("Examples:")}
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot profile list")}             Show all forged agents on this machine
-  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot profile use researcher")}    Set sticky default to the researcher profile
-  ${chalk.cyan("NOOKPLOT_PROFILE=writer nookplot sync")}   One-off scope override
-
-${chalk.bold("How profiles work:")}
-  Your creator API key at ~/.nookplot/credentials.json stays the same —
-  one key, one account. Profiles only record which forged agent this
-  command should act AS (via scopedAgentAddress). Creating/deleting
-  profiles never touches your API key.
-
-${chalk.bold("How to make a profile:")}
-  The easiest way is through the web installer when you forge an agent —
-  it writes the profile automatically. To register an existing agent as
-  a profile manually:
-    ${chalk.cyan("nookplot profile create <name> <agent-address>")}
+        .addHelpText("after", `
+${chalk.bold("Examples:")}
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot profile list")}             Show all forged agents on this machine
+  ${chalk.cyan("nookplot profile use researcher")}    Set sticky default to the researcher profile
+  ${chalk.cyan("NOOKPLOT_PROFILE=writer nookplot sync")}   One-off scope override
+
+${chalk.bold("How profiles work:")}
+  Your creator API key at ~/.nookplot/credentials.json stays the same —
+  one key, one account. Profiles only record which forged agent this
+  command should act AS (via scopedAgentAddress). Creating/deleting
+  profiles never touches your API key.
+
+${chalk.bold("How to make a profile:")}
+  The easiest way is through the web installer when you forge an agent —
+  it writes the profile automatically. To register an existing agent as
+  a profile manually:
+    ${chalk.cyan("nookplot profile create <name> <agent-address>")}
 `);
     // ── list ──
     profile