@repolensai/cli 0.1.1

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+ # @repolensai/cli
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+ RepoLens terminal client for:
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+ - connecting a terminal session to the RepoLens web product
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+ - linking a local repo checkout to a RepoLens board
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+ - building local context packs for Codex or Claude
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+ - publishing local structured outputs back into RepoLens
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+ ## Install
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+ ```bash
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+ npm install -g @repolensai/cli
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+ repolens doctor
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+ repolens login --app-url https://repolens.ai
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+ ```
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+ ## Login
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+ 1. Sign into RepoLens on the web.
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+ 2. Run:
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+ ```bash
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+ repolens login --app-url https://repolens.ai
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+ ```
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+ 3. Approve the terminal login in the browser.
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+ 4. Return to the terminal and let RepoLens finish login automatically.
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+ On macOS, RepoLens stores the token in Keychain when available. Other platforms use the local RepoLens config file with restrictive permissions.
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+ Manual fallback: `repolens login --app-url https://repolens.ai --token <token>` still works when browser approval is not available.
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+ RepoLens can register a custom `repolens-cli://` protocol for one-click handoff from the web app into the local CLI. On macOS, Linux, and Windows, `repolens login` attempts to install RepoLens Launcher automatically. Copy-and-run remains the fallback when protocol support is unavailable.
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+ On macOS, you can register that handler now:
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+ ```bash
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+ repolens install-protocol
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+ repolens doctor
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+ ```
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+ After that, RepoLens chat can attempt `Open in RepoLens Launcher` for suggested commands, and linked boards can resolve back to their local repo checkout.
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+ ## Release
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+ This package is published from the repo via the `CLI Release` GitHub Actions workflow.
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+ Before publishing, maintainers can run:
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+ ```bash
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+ pnpm cli:smoke
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+ ```
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+ ## Common Commands
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+ ```bash
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+ repolens whoami
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+ repolens boards
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+ repolens link --board-id <board-id>
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+ repolens context --base origin/main --head HEAD --output .repolens/context.md
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+ repolens evolution --path src/lib/auth.ts --since origin/main --output .repolens/evolution.md
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+ repolens hotspots --since origin/main --output .repolens/hotspots.md
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+ repolens ownership --path src/lib/auth.ts --since origin/main --output .repolens/ownership.md
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+ repolens start-here --path src/features/billing --since origin/main --output .repolens/start-here.md
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+ repolens trace --query auth --since origin/main --output .repolens/trace.md
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+ repolens trace --query BillingService --since origin/main --publish-board-id <board-id>
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+ repolens run codex --task "Explain this change" --mode change-brief --base origin/main --head HEAD
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+ ```
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+ `evolution` and `ownership` now surface rename / move history when git can resolve it, directory targets now produce subsystem summaries, `start-here` builds reading order plus commit themes and why-changed context, `trace` now recognizes exact symbols and likely definitions, and all five history commands can publish directly into a linked board with `--publish-board-id`.