dw-mc 0.6.0 → 0.8.0
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- package/dist/bin.js +1597 -1111
- package/dist/bin.js.map +1 -1
- package/package.json +1 -1
package/README.md
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$ dw-mc status
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↳ dominikwozniak/dw-mc#71 from Needs review run: 0 → 2 blocking findings
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* ● dominikwozniak/dw-mc#71 │ feat(sweep): notice a head that moved under a run │ 2 blocking findings
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◐ dominikwozniak/dw-mc#65 │ docs(agents): how a change becomes a release │ no review run on this head
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◐ dominikwozniak/dw-mc#66 │ docs(skill): the CLI surface the skill actually has │ no review run on this head
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◆ dominikwozniak/dw-mc#62 ✓ │ feat(comments): read a pull request's threads │ approved, green, mergeable
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## Commands
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| Command | Flags | What it does
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| `dw-mc` | — | Opens the picker: every tracked pull request under its bucket, and what moves the one you choose.
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| `dw-mc init` | `--effort`, `--base` | Sets this machine up and registers the repository you are in.
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| `dw-mc sweep` | — | Refreshes what mission control knows about every tracked pull request. It only reads.
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| `dw-mc status` |
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| `dw-mc comments <pr>` | `--all`
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| `dw-mc review <pr>` | `--command`, `--prompt`, `--effort`, `--model`, `--prompt-only`, `--command-only`, `--force` | Reviews one pull request on Claude Code, in a throwaway worktree.
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| `dw-mc findings <pr>` | `--json` | Prints what the current review run found.
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| `dw-mc fix <pr>` | `--print`, `--commit` | Opens a session on the findings you pick, in a worktree that outlives it.
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| `dw-mc stamp <pr>` | `--withdraw` | Prints your stamp on a pull request, or withdraws it by hand.
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| `dw-mc rebase <pr>` | — | Rebases a branch onto its base and pushes it with a lease.
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| `dw-mc resolve <pr>` | `--print` | Opens a session on the conflict that stopped a rebase.
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| `dw-mc rerun <pr>` | — | Runs a flaky red CI again, once per head.
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| `dw-mc merge <pr>` | — | Squash-merges a Ready, stamped pull request of yours
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| Command | Flags | What it does |
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| `dw-mc` | — | Opens the picker: every tracked pull request under its bucket, and what moves the one you choose. |
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| `dw-mc init` | `--effort`, `--base` | Sets this machine up and registers the repository you are in. |
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| `dw-mc sweep` | — | Refreshes what mission control knows about every tracked pull request. It only reads. |
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| `dw-mc status` | `--json` | Shows which bucket every tracked pull request sits in, which ones you have stamped, and what moved. |
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| `dw-mc comments <pr>` | `--all`, `--ack` | Prints the conversation on a pull request, and with `--ack` records that nothing in it is yours to answer. |
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| `dw-mc review <pr>` | `--command`, `--prompt`, `--effort`, `--model`, `--prompt-only`, `--command-only`, `--force` | Reviews one pull request on Claude Code, in a throwaway worktree. |
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| `dw-mc findings <pr>` | `--json` | Prints what the current review run found. |
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| `dw-mc fix <pr>` | `--print`, `--commit` | Opens a session on the findings you pick, in a worktree that outlives it. |
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| `dw-mc stamp <pr>` | `--withdraw` | Prints your stamp on a pull request, or withdraws it by hand. |
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| `dw-mc rebase <pr>` | — | Rebases a branch onto its base and pushes it with a lease. |
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| `dw-mc resolve <pr>` | `--print` | Opens a session on the conflict that stopped a rebase. |
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| `dw-mc rerun <pr>` | — | Runs a flaky red CI again, once per head. |
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| `dw-mc merge <pr>` | — | Squash-merges a Ready, stamped pull request of yours, deletes its branch and forgets it. |
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| `dw-mc forget <pr>` | — | Forgets everything kept about a pull request that closed another way. |
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| `dw-mc cleanup` | `--yes` | Takes back the disk spent on clones and review worktrees, and keeps everything you decided. |
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| `dw-mc uninstall` | `--config`, `--force`, `--yes` | Removes everything the tool wrote on this machine, and says how to remove the binary. |
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`dw-mc <command> --help` prints the flags and what each one is worth.
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Both print what they would take, with its weight, and ask before taking it; `--yes` answers for a machine with no terminal. `cleanup` keeps your configuration and every record, and keeps the clone of a repository a `fix` or `resolve` session still stands on, because that session's history lives inside it. `uninstall` keeps the configuration file too unless `--config` asks for it. A worktree a `fix` or `resolve` session left standing is yours: `cleanup` never touches one, and `uninstall` names what it still holds — uncommitted changes, or a commit your pull request's head does not have — and removes nothing until `--force`.
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Neither forgets a pull request's records; being done is what does that. `dw-mc merge` forgets the pull request it merged, and `dw-mc forget <pr>` forgets one that closed another way. A sweep never forgets anything, because a pull request missing from one search is not one that is gone. A `fix` or `resolve` session's worktree survives both, and is named.
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## The skill
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An agent session can reach mission control's state through the `/dw-mc` skill, which lives in this repository and calls the CLI and nothing else:
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