@termiq/cli 3.45.0 → 3.46.0
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- package/README.md +28 -1
- package/dist/bin.js +63 -51
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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| `--log-level L` | Log verbosity: `silent` \| `error` \| `warn` \| `info` \| `debug` |
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| `--log-to-file` | Write logs to `~/.termiq/logs/cli.log` |
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| `--force` | Start even when already inside a TermIQ session (nested run) |
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| `--multi-viewer` | Latest-wins geometry: the pty follows whoever typed or resized last, and other viewers mirror it. Off by default (the size is the smallest viewer's). Persists in `config.json` |
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| `--push-prompt-text` | Put the prompt's text in push notifications. Off by default — see [Notifications and privacy](#notifications-and-privacy). Persists in `config.json` |
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| `--no-signal-waiting` | Ignore the agent's own "waiting" signal. On by default: Codex and Gemini announce that they are waiting in the window title, so you still get notified even when TermIQ's own parsing misses the prompt (you get a plain input box rather than buttons). Persists in `config.json` |
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| `--version`, `-V` | Print version and exit |
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## On your phone
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Open termiq.io in your mobile browser, sign in with the same account, and add it to your home screen to install the PWA and enable push (iOS 16.4+ / Android). Set **Quiet Hours** to silence notifications overnight. With `--watch` on, the app also shows which files your session touched (respecting `.gitignore`), so you can follow along without opening an editor.
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## Notifications and privacy
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When an agent stops and asks something, the notification tells you *that* a
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terminal is waiting — not what it asked. The question and its buttons reach
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your phone over the encrypted channel and are readable only by your own
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devices; the server relays ciphertext and cannot open it.
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If you would rather read the question straight from the notification shade,
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`--push-prompt-text` sends that text over the plain event channel instead. It
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is off unless you turn it on, because turning it on means the server sees the
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question and the button labels in order to put them in the notification body.
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Everything inside the app works the same either way.
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### When the buttons don't appear
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Agents change their interfaces, and a redesign can leave our parsing behind —
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it has happened. Codex and Gemini also state plainly in the window title that
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they are waiting for you, and TermIQ reads that as a second opinion: if the
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prompt was missed, you still get the notification and a plain input box to
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answer by hand. Claude has no such signal, so nothing changes there.
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Turn it off with `--no-signal-waiting` if it ever starts firing when nothing is
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## Configuration
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Configuration and credentials live in `~/.termiq/`:
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- `config.json` — server URL and
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- `config.json` — server URL, agent name, and the opt-in flags above
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- `credentials` — authentication tokens (stored with `chmod 0600`)
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- `logs/cli.log` — log file (written when `--log-to-file` is set)
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