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# sechroom-cli (Route 1 skeleton)
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A thin **npm-distributed** CLI over the Sechroom HTTP API. A deliberate
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alternative agent/human surface to MCP — and because the agentic coding tools
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(Claude Code, Codex, Cursor) drive CLIs by reading `--help` and parsing stdout,
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every command emits clean JSON via `--json`.
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## Why this shape (grounded in the backend, verified against source)
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- **One contract.** OpenAPI is served at `/openapi/v1.json` (`Program.cs`:
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`AddOpenApi()` + `MapOpenApi()`) — the same doc the UI's
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`frontend/packages/api-client` and Bruno consume. The CLI generates its
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client from it; there is no hand-maintained request/response surface.
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- **The API is the real surface.** Every MCP tool is a thin shim over a
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Wolverine handler that is *also* a `[WolverinePost]`/`[WolverineGet]` endpoint
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carrying the same `[TenantPermission]`. The permission middleware is HTTP-only,
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so the CLI inherits identical enforcement.
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- **Tenant is mandatory.** `MapWolverineEndpoints` calls `TenantId.AssertExists()`
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— a missing `tenant` header is a hard 400. The client sets it on every request.
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- **Auth matches the AS.** `OAuthEndpointMappings.cs` exposes auth-code + PKCE
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(`/oauth/authorize` -> `/oauth/token`), RFC 8414 discovery, and RFC 7591
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dynamic client registration (`/oauth/register`). No device-code or
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client-credentials grant — so the CLI uses the loopback auth-code + PKCE
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pattern and self-registers via DCR, mirroring how Claude.ai web connects.
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Headless/CI sets `SECHROOM_TOKEN`.
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### Verified specifics that shaped the code
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- **DCR `client_id` is deterministic** (`RegisterClientEndpoint.cs`):
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`dyn-` + base64url(SHA256(sorted `redirect_uris`))[:22], idempotent on the
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redirect set. PKCE-only, no secret. The CLI therefore registers a **fixed set
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of candidate loopback ports** as the redirect_uris (stable set -> stable id)
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and binds whichever is free — so re-login never mints a new client or stales
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the cache.
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- **PKCE is S256-only** (`TokenEndpoint.VerifyPkce`).
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- **Refresh works** (`TokenEndpoint`): `grant_type=refresh_token` is a real
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grant, and the token body returns a `refresh_token` for non-browser clients.
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`requireToken()` refreshes automatically near expiry.
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- **`POST /memories`** binds `CreateMemoryInput` — `Content` and `Confidence`
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are required (MCP shim defaults `"{}"` / `1.0`); `Owner` is nullable (omit for
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Unfiled). The `create` command applies those defaults.
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- **`GET /memories/{memoryId}`** returns an `OperationsItem<MemoryReadModel>` envelope.
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- **`POST /memories/search`** (`SearchMemoriesEndpoint`) — `SemanticQuery`
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routes to the hybrid vector+FTS RRF ranker; the `search` command uses it.
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## Install
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```bash
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# pre-GA / internal builds are published under the `next` dist-tag
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npx @sechroom/cli@next login
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npm i -g @sechroom/cli@next
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# once GA (promoted to `latest`)
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```
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## Develop
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This is a **pnpm workspace member** (`frontend/apps/cli`). Install from the repo root
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(`pnpm install`), then run scripts via the filter (or `pnpm <script>` from this dir):
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```bash
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pnpm --filter @sechroom/cli run gen # regenerate the typed client
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```
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## Generate the client (once, and after any API change)
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`gen` overwrites `src/generated/api.d.ts`. The **real generated types are
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against the live schema is what caught the original placeholder's shape drift
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(e.g. the work-log append body is `{bullet, laneId, workspaceId, title}`, and
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## Use
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```bash
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sechroom config set baseUrl https://app.sechroom.ai/api # prod (staging: https://staging.app.sechroom.ai/api)
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sechroom memory create --text "first note from the CLI" --type reference
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sechroom memory search "convention lifecycle drift" --limit 5
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sechroom worklog append --text "shipped CLI skeleton; pointers: ..." --source claude-code-chris
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```
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**Output shape.** Mutating commands (`memory create`, `worklog append`) print a concise confirmation line — id + view URL — the way the MCP tools hand an LLM a result, instead of dumping the raw envelope. Pass `--json` for the full response body (the machine channel) on any command. Output is lightly colorized on a TTY and auto-plain when piped, under `--json`, or when `NO_COLOR` is set.
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# ✓ created memory mem_XXXX "Note" → https://sechroom.yi.ocd.codes/view/mem_XXXX
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```
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**Per-directory config.** A project dir can pin its own `tenant` + `baseUrl` in a local `.sechroom.json`, discovered by walking **up** from cwd (nearest wins, so any subdir inherits it). It overrides the global config — precedence: `--flag` > env > directory-local > global > default. `clientId` / auth state stays global.
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```bash
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**Smoke testing.** There is a dedicated **`cli-smoke`** tenant on **both staging and prod** for exercising the CLI without touching real tenants — point at staging and use it:
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## Command surface (MCP parity)
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The CLI mirrors the sechroom MCP tool surface — every command is a thin wrapper over the same HTTP endpoint the matching MCP tool shims, so enforcement (`[TenantPermission]`) is identical. Run `sechroom <group> --help` for the subcommands + examples.
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| `memory` | create / get / search · edit-text(+batch) · archive / restore / move · versions / revert · list-archived · owners / tags / types · sum-tokens · similar · by-url |
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| `relationship` | create / list / delete · suggest · `suggestion` get / accept / reject / defer |
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| `workspace` | create / list / get · rename / describe / move · archive / restore · feed |
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| `project` | create / list / get · rename / describe / move · status · victory-conditions · archive / restore |
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| `filing` | suggestions / get · preview · accept / reject / defer / edit-and-accept |
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| `continuity` | snapshot-create / -get · snapshots · resume-me / resume-lane · changed-since · load-set · grant / revoke-grant |
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| `id` | next / peek (FR-_/D-_ sequence allocation) |
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| `account` | profile / set-profile · feed · reviews / review-get / review-accept · lookup-batch |
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| `chat` | send · messages · replies · stop-tracking (Slack / Discord, via `--surface`) |
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- **No `memory delete`** — the API exposes no hard DELETE; `memory archive` is the soft-delete path.
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— the aggregator URL is baked in) into local AI-client config + agent instruction
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files. **Idempotent — merges/appends, never clobbers** (JSON `mcpServers` merge;
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