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package/LICENSE

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package/README.md

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+# `thally` — the unified Thally CLI
+
+One tool, one mental model. You author **content + config**; the framework
+(Next.js) is a hidden runtime you never touch.
+
+## The model
+
+A Thally project is just three things you own:
+
+- `src/content/` — your MDX pages
+- `docs.json` — navigation, theme, and config
+- `snippets/` — reusable MDX
+
+Everything under `src/app/` is framework plumbing managed by Thally. You should
+never need to edit it. The `thally` commands wrap the framework so the runtime
+stays invisible.
+
+## Commands
+
+| Command | What it does |
+| --- | --- |
+| `thally init [dir]` | Scaffold a new Thally project |
+| `thally dev` | Run the docs site locally (agent endpoints live) |
+| `thally build` | Build the production site |
+| `thally start` | Serve the built production site |
+| `thally deploy [--prod]` | Build and deploy to a live URL, print agent endpoints |
+| `thally check [--agents] [--fix]` | Lint content + Agent Readiness Score |
+| `thally new <page-id> [--title]` | Create a page and register it in `docs.json` |
+| `thally migrate <github-url> [dir]` | Migrate docs from a GitHub repo |
+| `thally translate --locale <code>` | Translate content into a locale |
+| `thally mcp` | Start the Model Context Protocol server (stdio) |
+
+Run `thally` with no arguments for the full help.
+
+## How it works
+
+- **Framework commands** (`dev`, `build`, `start`, `deploy`) prefer the
+  project's npm scripts and fall back to invoking the framework directly — so
+  the framework is an implementation detail, not part of your surface.
+- **Authoring commands** (`init`, `migrate`, `translate`) delegate to
+  `create-thally-docs`; `mcp` starts `@thallylabs/mcp`. All capabilities are reachable through
+  the single `thally` binary.
+- **`check --agents`** runs content lint plus the Agent Readiness Score, with a
+  CI-friendly non-zero exit code when the score is below the threshold.