@pqpo/pragma 0.1.0-next.12 → 0.1.0-next.14

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  1. package/README.md +43 -1
  2. package/dist/cli.js +36304 -33320
  3. package/package.json +1 -1
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@@ -40,8 +40,50 @@ active owner reports a stable busy error; it does not silently enqueue a
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  different operation. Human checkpoints can be answered interactively or
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  returned as `input_required` for a later response.
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+ Useful read-only commands:
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+ ```bash
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+ pragma expert discover "memory"
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+ pragma mission list --executor expert:<16-char-id>
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+ pragma mission get <MISSION_ID> --view summary
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+ pragma mission get <MISSION_ID> --view result
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+ pragma mission get <MISSION_ID> --view events --limit 20
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+ pragma mission queue list <MISSION_ID>
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+ ```
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+ `discover` accepts one selector. A canonical `kind:ID` is an exact match;
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+ other selectors search executor names and descriptions. `--query` is the
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+ keyword-search form and cannot be combined with a selector. Event pages return
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+ a durable `nextCursor`; copy it into the printed continuation command.
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+ `mission get --view summary|result|events` is backed by the Local Host query
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+ projection. `chat` and `work` deliberately fail with `INVALID_ARGUMENT` until
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+ their contracts are ready; use `--view events` or `mission watch` meanwhile.
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+ The text renderers use stable Mission/queue columns, while JSON and JSONL stay
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+ pure `pragma.cli-result/v2` and `pragma.cli-event/v2` protocol output.
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+ Runs wait for a terminal result by default. `--detach` returns after handle
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+ acceptance, and `--request-id` is optional because the CLI generates one when
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+ omitted. Text mode prints the request, Mission, and execution identities;
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+ machine formats keep those identities inside the protocol envelope.
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+ Command-specific help includes usage, defaults, output format, idempotency,
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+ and a copyable example, for example `pragma mission get --help` or
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+ `pragma expert discover --help`.
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  For scripts and other AI tools, use `--format=json` or `--format=jsonl` and
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- inspect the process exit code.
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+ inspect the process exit code. The P1 `--log-level` /
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+ `PRAGMA_LOG_LEVEL` contract will use `silent|fatal|error|warn|info|debug` with
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+ priority CLI > environment > default `info`; the current release may not yet
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+ include this option.
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+ The three documents have separate jobs: this README is the npm installation
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+ and entry-point guide, the human guide explains interactive CLI/Mission
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+ semantics, and the Agent/automation guide defines machine output, recovery,
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+ and cursor handling.
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+ - Human CLI guide → [docs/usage/cli.md](https://github.com/pqpo/pragma/blob/main/docs/usage/cli.md)
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+ - Agent/automation guide → [docs/usage/cli-agent.md](https://github.com/pqpo/pragma/blob/main/docs/usage/cli-agent.md)
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  ## Upgrade, rollback, and uninstall
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