@shardflux/cli 0.4.0 → 0.5.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

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 Every command and option the README shows is available from the version named here. Below 1.0, a minor release may
 break compatibility; breaking changes are marked **Breaking**.
 
-## 0.4.0 (not yet published; npm `latest` is 0.3.1)
+## 0.5.0 (not yet published; npm `latest` is 0.4.1)
+
+Needs `@shardflux/sdk` 0.9.0 or later.
+
+### File search, patches and revisions (contracts §26)
+
+- `shard files search <id|key> <path> <pattern>`: content search under a directory (or in one file), printed
+  grep-style (`path:line:column: text`, context lines as `path-line- text`). `--regex` (RE2), `-i`/`--ignore-case`,
+  repeatable gitignore-style `--include`/`--exclude` globs (`--exclude` replaces the default `.git`/`node_modules`
+  exclusions), `--max N` (1-5000, default 200). A search stopped early says why on stderr (`--max` matches, the 10 s
+  budget or 4 MiB of results); a suspended workspace searched on its disk is noted. `--json` prints
+  `{matches, truncated, stop_reason?, files_scanned, served_from}`.
+- `shard files patch <id|key> <path>`: repeatable `--old T --new T` pairs (each must occur exactly once unless
+  `--replace-all`; applied in order, all or nothing) or `--content-file F|-` (UTF-8, up to 7 MiB), with
+  `--expected-revision <sha256|absent>`. Atomic and durable; prints the new revision (`--json`: the patch result).
+- `shard files stat <id|key> <path> [--revision]`: one path's metadata; `--revision` adds the content's SHA-256, the
+  value `--expected-revision` takes.
+- Hints for the new refusals: `revision_mismatch` (exit 1) names the current revision; `edit_not_found` and
+  `edit_ambiguous` (exit 2, like any `validation_failed`) name the `--old` by position; `host_capacity` says to retry
+  shortly (reads, searches and patches already retry it after `Retry-After`).
+- A workspace on a host that predates search and patches (contracts §26.7, while the fleet is upgraded): `files
+  search` and `files patch` fail at once with 409 `conflict` `host_feature_unavailable` (exit 1, not retried, no
+  wake), with a hint naming `details.feature` and another way to do it now (`shard ws exec <id|key> -- grep -rn ...`
+  for a search; `files read` then `files write` for a patch); they work once the workspace runs on an upgraded host.
+  Such a host returns no revisions (`files stat --revision` prints none).
+- All three take `--timing`. `files patch` wakes a suspended workspace like `files write`; `files search` and
+  `files stat` read its disk (below).
+- `files read|ls|stat|search` of a suspended workspace are answered from its disk without resuming it (the state at
+  suspension), also on the first command after the suspend: every `shard` run fetches a new tool token, which the API
+  refused for a suspended workspace, so these commands used to resume it. Needs `@shardflux/sdk` 0.9.0 and an API
+  that issues tool tokens for suspended workspaces (contracts §26.4); with an older API they resume it as before.
+  Every other command still resumes it.
+
+### File-first workspaces (contracts §29)
+
+- `shard workspaces open --mode processful|file-first` (`file_first` too): a file-first workspace is a versioned file
+  tree with no VM between commands. It is ready at once, never suspended and always persistent. Without `--mode` a new
+  key is processful and an existing key keeps its mode. `--mode file-first` with `--lifetime session` is a usage error.
+- `shard workspaces exec` on a file-first workspace runs the command as an execution: a fresh VM on the latest tree
+  revision; the files it changed under /home/user become the next revision. Its stdout and stderr are printed byte for
+  byte when it ended, and `shard` exits with its exit code (124 timed out, 128+N killed by signal N). An execution that
+  ended `failed` or `lost` published nothing: exit 6, with its reason and `retryable`
+  (`{"error": {"code": "execution_failed", ...}}` with `--json`).
+  - `-v` / `--verbose`: after the output, on stderr, the execution id, state and exit status, `base -> new` tree
+    revision, `replayed`, the timings and the changed paths (`A|M|D path`). On a processful workspace `-v` prints the
+    session id and exit status.
+  - `--json`: one object, the cell's result with stdout/stderr as text, plus `stdout_base64` / `stderr_base64` when a
+    stream is not UTF-8.
+  - `--execution-id <id>`: the execution's idempotency key (default a fresh `ex-<uuid>`): the same id with the same
+    command returns the recorded result instead of running it twice. `--output-limit <bytes>` (1-16777216, default
+    1 MiB per stream). Both are usage errors on a processful workspace.
+  - Ctrl-C stops waiting (exit 130; an execution cannot be canceled) and prints the `shard executions get` command
+    that fetches its result later.
+- `shard executions get <id|key> <execution-id> [--wait D]` (also `shard workspaces executions get`; alias
+  `execution`): an execution's result, printed like `exec -v`. Exit: the command's code, 6 failed or lost, 5 while it
+  still runs (`--wait` waits up to D for it to end).
+- `--if-revision <n>` on `shard files write` and `shard files patch`: the change applies only while the tree is at
+  revision n (`If-Match`). On a file-first workspace both print the tree revision after the change (`tree_revision`
+  with `--json`). A usage error on a processful workspace.
+- `shard workspaces get` shows the mode and a file-first workspace's tree revision; `shard workspaces list` shows
+  `running (file-first)`.
+- `shard workspaces suspend|resume|fork|reset|save-as-template` on a file-first workspace are refused without a
+  request (`not_supported_for_mode`, exit 1).
+- Hints for the new refusals: `not_supported_for_mode` (either mode), `mode_mismatch`, `mode_not_available`,
+  `layout_unsupported` (file-first), `tree_revision_mismatch` (names the current revision to retry with),
+  `outside_tree_root`, `execution_in_progress` (names the running execution), `execution_id_reused`,
+  `no_execution_host`, and failed or lost executions (`exec_failed_to_start`, `lease_expired`, `host_unreachable`,
+  `host_restarted`, `tree_moved`, ...).
+- The error line names `execution_id=` when the error is about an execution.
+
+### Waking a suspended workspace is one request (contracts §22.6)
+
+- Through `@shardflux/sdk` 0.8.0: a command on a suspended workspace (`ws exec`, `files ...`, `ws changes`) wakes it
+  with one held resume that returns the running workspace and the CLI's tool token, then runs (refused call, resume,
+  the command; before: also a wait, a view and a token request). An API without the held resume works as before.
+- `--timing` shows the wake as one `request` phase `(held)`; a wake that runs out of time shows the hold, then the
+  states it saw after it (`request 1.00 s (held) → queued …`).
+- `shard workspaces resume --wait` is one held request; its tool token is attributed to the CLI's agent label.
+### The account plane (contracts §30)
+
+Needs `@shardflux/sdk` 0.9.0 or later (`ShardfluxAccount`, `checkClientVersion`) and an API with CLI sessions
+(contracts §30).
+
+### Everything the web app does, from a terminal (docs/progress/account-cli.md §5)
+
+- **Accounts and sign-in:** `shard auth register|verify-email|resend-verification|login|mfa|status|logout|sessions|step-up`,
+  `shard auth password change|reset|reset-confirm`, `shard auth email change|confirm`,
+  `shard auth totp enroll|confirm|disable|recovery-codes`. A sign-in is a CLI session (`sfu_...`, 30 days of use,
+  at most 90) on the SDK's `ShardfluxAccount`. Emailed links (or their tokens) are arguments; passwords never are:
+  they come from standard input (one line per secret) or a no-echo prompt on a terminal (a new password twice).
+  Two-factor sign-in takes `--code`/`--recovery-code` or the prompt; without either the pending sign-in is saved
+  and `shard auth mfa --code` completes it (`auth login` exits 4, `mfa_required`). After signing in `shard` prints
+  the user, whether the email is verified, the organizations and the next step.
+- **`shard setup`:** uses (or creates) the organization ("<name>'s organization") and project ("Default"), creates
+  an API key with every tool (or `--tool`), saves it and checks it against the API. Idempotent: a working saved key
+  is kept (`--new-key` for another). `shard env [--shell sh|fish|powershell]` prints the saved key as exports.
+- **Organizations, projects, keys, members:** `shard orgs list|create|get|use|workspaces|export|deletion|delete` (`workspaces`: every project's workspaces, as the dashboard lists them),
+  `shard projects list|create|get|use`, `shard api-keys list|create|revoke` (the new key is printed once, alone
+  on stdout, or saved with `--save`), `shard members list|set-role|remove`,
+  `shard invitations list|create|revoke|accept`, `shard templates publish|archive <slug>@<version>`. Default
+  organization and project: `--org`/`--project` (id or slug), else the saved default (`orgs use`, `projects use`,
+  `setup`), else the only one; with several the usage error lists them.
+- **Billing:** `shard billing plans` (public, no sign-in), `status`, `upgrade <plan> [--open] [--wait] [--timeout]`
+  (Stripe Checkout URL; `--wait` exits 0 once the webhook activated the subscription, 6 when the checkout expired or
+  was canceled, 5 on `--timeout`, default 15m; an organization with a subscription gets the portal URL instead),
+  `portal [--open]`, `invoices`, `alerts [--set 50,80,100 | --clear]`.
+- **Usage:** `shard usage --estimate` (the bill so far, projected allowance use), `--series` (usage over time;
+  `--from`, `--to`, `--granularity hour|day`, `--meter`) and `--workspace <id|key>` (one workspace's usage), as the
+  dashboard's usage page shows; `shard usage` alone is the summary as before.
+- **Audit, exports, deletion:** `shard audit list|export`, `shard account status|export|delete|cancel-deletion`.
+  Exports are downloaded to 0600 files (`./<kind>-export-<id>.json` by default) and never overwrite without `--force`.
+- **Egress and volumes** with the project key: `shard egress get|set|history|clear`,
+  `shard volumes list|create|get|delete|attachments|attach|detach`.
+- **Step-up:** a command that answers 403 `step_up_required` asks for the password (and a code with two-factor
+  authentication) on a terminal and retries once; without a terminal it exits 4 with the hint
+  `printf '%s\n' "$PASSWORD" | shard auth step-up`.
+- Destructive commands need `--yes`, and the typed `--confirm` value where the API asks for one (organization slug,
+  your email).
+- New exit-code cases: 4 for `step_up_required`, `mfa_required`, `email_unverified`, `invalid_credentials`,
+  `token_invalid`; 5 and 6 for `billing upgrade --wait` (`timeout`, `checkout_ended`).
+
+### The credentials file (**behaviour change**)
+
+Before 0.5.0 `shard` stored nothing. It now keeps `credentials.json` in its config directory
+(`$SHARDFLUX_CONFIG_DIR`, else `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/shardflux`, else `~/.config/shardflux`, `%APPDATA%\shardflux` on
+Windows): directory 0700, file 0600, atomic writes, one profile per API URL with the session, the default
+organization and project, and the saved API key. It is written only by `auth login`/`auth mfa`, `setup`,
+`api-keys create --save`, `orgs use`/`projects use`/`invitations accept --use` and session renewals. Environment
+variables still win: `SHARDFLUX_API_KEY` over the saved key, the new `SHARDFLUX_SESSION_TOKEN` over the saved
+session. A corrupt file is a usage error naming it and is moved aside (never overwritten) before a new one is
+written. A saved session the API rejects is removed with a hint to sign in again. `shard login` (the key check) is
+unchanged and still stores nothing.
+
+### Version check
+
+- `shard` checks `GET /v1/client-versions` at most once a day per API URL (cached in
+  `<config dir>/update-check.json`), in parallel with the command, and prints one line on stderr when it is outdated
+  or no longer supported. A late answer is skipped (at most ~300 ms of waiting), the exit code never changes, and
+  nothing is printed after a `--json` failure. Off with `SHARDFLUX_NO_UPDATE_CHECK=1` or `NO_UPDATE_NOTIFIER=1`. The
+  SDK's own check is off inside `shard` (`versionCheck: false`).
+- `shard version` shows the update status; `shard version --check` asks now; `--json` adds
+  `update: {package, current, status, latest, minimum_supported, upgrade_command, checked_at}`.
+- `main({ distribution: { package, version } })` (exported): the `shardflux` npm bundle runs the CLI under its own
+  name, so its users are told to update `shardflux`.
+
+### Also
+
+- `redact()` removes user session tokens (`sfu_...`) from error output, as it does API keys.
+- `--password`, `--token`, `--key`, `--secret`, `--api-key` stay refused; the messages name the new sources.
+- The top help starts with the no-browser path and groups commands by the credential they use; `shard <group>`
+  and `shard auth totp` (a sub-group) list their commands.
+
+### Feedback straight to the founder (needs an API with POST /v1/feedback)
+
+- `shard feedback [--category bug|confusing|missing|idea|praise|other] [--workspace W] [--request-id ID]
+  [--error-code CODE] [--command TEXT] [--from-file F|-] <message...>` sends feedback to the Shardflux founder by
+  email. The message is the remaining words (no quotes needed unless the shell needs them) or `--from-file` (`-`:
+  standard input, for logs). It is checked before any request (1-8000 characters, a known category, the context
+  bounds). The context carries `client: shard-cli/0.5.0` and, unless it is the default `cli`, the agent label as
+  `agent`. Output: one line with the feedback id, or `Already received` for a duplicate within 24 hours; `--json`:
+  `{id, received_at, duplicate}`. It sends with the project API key, or, when none is configured, with the signed-in
+  session (`SHARDFLUX_SESSION_TOKEN` or the saved one). Without either, or when rate limited, the hint says how to
+  continue or to email shardflux@heliosone.fi.
+- `shard --help` opens with a Feedback section, and `shard feedback --help` explains when to use each category: coding
+  agents are asked to send short feedback while they work, the moment something fails, confuses or is missing, and to
+  pass on (paraphrased, without private data) what their user is frustrated about or asked for that Shardflux could not
+  do, telling the user they sent it.
+- A failure ends with
+  `feedback: shard feedback --category bug --request-id <id> --error-code <code> "<what you expected>"`; with `--json`
+  the error object gains a sibling `"feedback"` field holding that command. Existing fields are unchanged. Not for
+  the expected flow: usage and validation errors, Ctrl-C, a missing or refused credential, a sign-in or step-up to
+  finish, a wait that gave up, a checkout nobody paid, refusals whose hint names the next step (a stale revision, an
+  edit that does not match, a mode the workspace lacks, a reused execution id), and `shard feedback` itself.
+- The positional usage of `shard feedback` is shown as `<message...>`; `--agent-label` also names the reporting agent.
+
+## 0.4.1 (2026-09-28)
+
+Needs `@shardflux/sdk` 0.8.0 or later. No command changes: the SDK's 0.8.0 is a types-only release (its provider tool
+exports type-check without casts), and the CLI moves to it so `shardflux` installs one copy of the SDK.
+
+## 0.4.0 (2026-09-28)
 
 Needs `@shardflux/sdk` 0.7.0 or later. New dependency: `yaml` (template.yaml).