archive-labs 1.0.4 → 1.0.5

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  # Archive Labs CLI
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  <p align="center">
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- <img src="./logo.png" alt="Archive Labs" width="96" />
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+ <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/archive-labs/logo.png" alt="Archive Labs" width="96" />
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  </p>
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- Archive Labs CLI is a terminal client for Archive. It signs in, inspects repository state, runs sync and readiness checks, and returns text or JSON output for scripts.
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+ Archive Labs CLI is a terminal client for Archive. It signs in, reads repository state, runs sync and checks, and supports text or JSON output.
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  ## Install
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  ## Commands
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- Use these commands for common tasks:
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+ ### Auth and setup
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+ - `archive init` Set the API and app targets for this workspace.
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+ - `archive login` Sign in and store credentials for later commands.
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+ - `archive logout` Remove stored credentials from this machine.
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+ ### Repository checks
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+ - `archive status` Show repository health, readiness, and missing signals.
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+ - `archive sync` Refresh the repository index and derived metadata.
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+ - `archive check` Run the default check for the current context.
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+ - `archive check pr <number>` Review a pull request for merge readiness, impact, ownership, and blockers.
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+ - `archive check diff` Review the current working tree before commit or push.
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+ - `archive events` Review recent repository events.
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+ - `archive recent` Show recently used commands.
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+ ### Impact and release
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+ - `archive impact file <path>` Show what a file change affects across services and downstream paths.
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+ - `archive impact diff` Summarize the impact of the current working tree.
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+ - `archive release summarize <tag>` Summarize what is included in a release tag.
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+ - `archive release risk <tag>` Review release risk before shipping.
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+ - `archive ask <question>` Query the codebase in natural language.
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+ - `archive why <path>` Show file or folder context from history and evidence.
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+ ### Utilities
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+ - `archive doctor` Inspect local config, auth, and runtime state.
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+ - `archive ping` Check API connectivity.
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+ - `archive help` Show the command list and usage.
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+ - `archive version` Print the installed CLI version.
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+ Example usage:
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  ```bash
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  archive release risk v1.2.0
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  ```
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- Command summary:
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- ```bash
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- archive init Set default API and app targets for the workspace.
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- archive login Sign in and store credentials for later commands.
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- archive status Show repository health, readiness, and missing signals.
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- archive sync Refresh the repository index and derived metadata.
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- archive check Run the default readiness or local change check.
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- archive check pr <number> Evaluate a pull request for merge readiness.
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- archive check diff Evaluate the current working tree before commit or push.
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- archive impact file <path> Show what a file change affects.
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- archive impact diff Summarize the impact of the current working tree.
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- archive release summarize <tag> Summarize a release tag.
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- archive release risk <tag> Review release risk before shipping.
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- archive recent Show recently used CLI commands.
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- archive doctor Inspect local config, auth, and runtime state.
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- archive ping Check API connectivity.
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- archive help Show the command list.
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- archive version Print the installed CLI version.
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- ```
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  ## Output
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- Use `--json` when you need machine-readable output. Text output is kept short and terminal-friendly.
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  ## Config
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  "name": "archive-labs",
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- "version": "1.0.4",
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- "description": "Terminal client for Archive that handles login, repo status, sync, checks, impact, and release risk.",
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+ "version": "1.0.5",
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+ "description": "Terminal CLI for Archive that manages login, repository status, sync, checks, impact analysis, and release risk.",
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  "license": "Apache-2.0",
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  "preferGlobal": true,
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  "packageManager": "pnpm@10.33.0",