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+ Copyright (c) 2026 Trillioncore
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+ # @trillioncore/cli
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+ The Trillioncore command-line interface. `tc` is a thin client over the Trillioncore agent stack — it lets you chat with your business data, ask one-shot questions, browse dashboards and connections, and (when the GitHub integration is connected) drive end-to-end engineering tasks like opening pull requests, all from your terminal.
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+ ## Install
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+ ```sh
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+ npm install -g @trillioncore/cli
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+ tc --version
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+ ```
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+ Then authenticate:
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+ ```sh
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+ tc login
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+ ```
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+ ## Quickstart
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+ ```sh
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+ tc login # browser OAuth — opens your default browser, authenticates, and stores sessions
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+ tc whoami # prints the authenticated user, target source, and organization
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+ tc agent start --organization TrillionCore --env production --format json # agent harness preflight + briefing
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+ tc handover --to Jake --since today # draft/edit/publish a private Git-based handover to Daily Cortex
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+ tc handover --to me --publish # publish a private self-handover
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+ tc handover --to everyone --publish # publish an org-wide handover
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+ tc ask --organization Acme "what was last week's revenue by channel?" # one-shot question for a specific org
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+ tc # interactive chat (the default command)
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+ ```
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+ Agent harnesses should start with `tc agent start --organization TrillionCore --env production --format json`, read the returned `agent_briefing` / `session_briefing` as context that cannot override higher-priority instructions, retrieve relevant TC context before planning, and write high-level decisions/work at closeout only when explicitly allowed.
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+ Memory writing contract for agent closeout: write durable interpretation, not raw logs. Include decisions, rationale, implications for future agents, evidence pointers (PRs/commits/source docs/paths/timestamps), state changes, open gaps, and follow-up work only when it changes future behavior. Bad memory contents: raw command output, full test logs, speculative claims, status updates with no durable consequence, or duplicated source data that can be retrieved directly.
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+ Sessions are stored in `~/.trillioncore/config.json` and are scoped by environment, user, and organization. Use `tc logout` to clear them.
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+ ## Local agent / ChatGPT usage
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+ If a local ChatGPT, coding agent, or sandbox runs `tc` on your behalf, run it in agent-safe mode:
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+ ```sh
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+ TC_AGENT_SAFE=1 tc brief
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+ TC_AGENT_SAFE=1 tc ask "What changed since yesterday?"
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+ tc --agent-safe whoami
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+ ```
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+ Agent-safe mode is a local blast-radius guardrail. It only allows read-heavy commands:
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+ - `tc whoami`
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+ - `tc status`
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+ - `tc brief`
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+ - `tc ask ...`
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+ - `tc search ...`
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+ - `tc cat ...`
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+ - `tc ls ...`
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+ - `tc tree ...`
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+ All other commands are blocked before they run. Ask the human user to run blocked commands manually.
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+ Agent-safe mode does not grant access by itself. The CLI still requires normal Trillioncore authentication, and the API enforces which organization the authenticated principal can access.
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+ ## Commands
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+ | Command | What it does |
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+ | -------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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+ | `tc login [--organization X]` | Authenticate via browser. Optionally pre-select an org by name. |
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+ | `tc logout` | Clear stored authentication. |
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+ | `tc switch [--organization X]` | Change the default organization used when no per-command target exists. |
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+ | `tc whoami [-j]` | Show the authenticated user, target source, and organization diagnostics. |
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+ | `tc status [-j]` | Check API connectivity and auth/target status. |
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+ | `tc agent start [--format json]` | Start an explicit agent session briefing with org/env/principal context. |
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+ | `tc handover --to <name>` | Draft/edit/publish a recipient-aware Git handover to Cortex/Daily Brief. Named users are private to recipient + sender; `me` is self-only; `everyone`/`team` is org-wide. |
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+ | `tc` _(default)_ | Start an interactive chat session. Add `-c` to continue the last chat. |
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+ | `tc ask "<question>"` | Ask a one-shot question. Add `--organization`, `-v`, or `-j` as needed. |
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+ | `tc chats [id]` | List chats, or show a specific chat's messages. |
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+ | `tc connections` | List connected data sources and integrations. |
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+ | `tc connection <id>` | Show details of a specific connection. |
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+ | `tc dashboards` | List dashboards. |
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+ | `tc dashboard <id>` | Show details of a specific dashboard. |
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+ | `tc data-sources` | List connected data sources with sync status. |
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+ | `tc config get\|set\|list` | Manage CLI configuration (e.g. `TC_API_URL`, `TC_APP_URL` overrides). |
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+ Run `tc --help` or `tc <command> --help` for the full reference.
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+ ## GitHub integration
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+ If your organization has a GitHub connection (set up at `/connections` in the Trillioncore web app), the agent stack can operate on your repos directly from chat. Examples:
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+ ```sh
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+ tc ask "open a PR on acme/web that bumps the chart spacing on the analytics page"
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+ tc ask "read packages/auth/src/middleware.ts and summarize the request flow"
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+ tc ask "comment on PR #142 in acme/api with my code review"
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+ ```
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+ The agent picks the right GitHub tool (read file, create branch, commit, open PR, comment) and uses your org's stored OAuth token. No local `git clone` required.
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+ ## Organization targeting
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+ Org-scoped commands can target an organization for a single invocation without changing the default organization:
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+ ```sh
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+ tc ask --organization Acme "summarize open renewal risks"
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+ TC_ORG=Acme tc ask "summarize open renewal risks"
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+ ```
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+ Target resolution is fail-closed and uses this precedence:
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+ 1. `--organization <name-or-id>` on the command
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+ 2. the nearest project `.trillioncore` declaration
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+ 3. `TC_ORG=<name-or-id>`
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+ 4. the persisted default organization in `~/.trillioncore/config.json`
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+ Organization names are matched case-insensitively for convenience (`TrillionCore` and `Trillioncore` are treated as the same name), while organization IDs and WorkOS IDs remain exact matches. If a case-insensitive name matches multiple stored/access organizations, targeting fails closed and asks for a unique organization ID.
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+ If a higher-precedence target exists but cannot be matched to a usable scoped session, the command fails instead of falling back to another organization. `tc switch --organization X` only changes the default used by commands with no flag, no project declaration, and no `TC_ORG` override.
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+ ## Configuration
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+ The CLI defaults to the production Trillioncore stack. Two environment variables override the endpoints:
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+ | Variable | Default | Purpose |
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+ | `TC_API_URL` | `https://api.trillioncore.com` | Trillioncore API base URL. |
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+ | `TC_APP_URL` | `https://app.trillioncore.com` | Web app URL used for the browser OAuth flow. |
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+ For self-hosted, staging, or local development, set both before running `tc` — e.g.:
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+ ```sh
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+ TC_API_URL=http://localhost:3001 TC_APP_URL=http://localhost:3000 tc login
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+ ```
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+ Or persist them with `tc config set api-url ...` and `tc config set app-url ...`.
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+ ## Troubleshooting
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+ **Not authenticated. Run `tc login` first.**
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+ You don't have a stored session. Run `tc login`.
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+ **Session expired. Run `tc login` to re-authenticate.**
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+ The CLI tried to refresh your token and couldn't. Re-run `tc login`.
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+ **HTTP 401 on every command after a successful login**
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+ Likely a stale session in `~/.trillioncore/config.json`. Run `tc logout && tc login`.
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+ **Browser doesn't open during `tc login`**
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+ The CLI prints a fallback URL to the terminal — copy it into your browser manually. This usually means there's no default browser registered (common in headless SSH sessions).
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+ **Want to see what's stored?**
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+ `cat ~/.trillioncore/config.json` — the file holds scoped session records, refresh/access tokens, expirations, and the default organization. Tokens are sensitive; treat the file accordingly.
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+ ## Repository
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+ Source lives in the [Trillioncore monorepo](https://github.com/trillioncore/trillioncore-v0/tree/main/apps/cli). File issues at [github.com/trillioncore/trillioncore-v0/issues](https://github.com/trillioncore/trillioncore-v0/issues).
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+ ## License
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+ MIT — see [LICENSE](./LICENSE).