exponential-cli 1.9.0 → 1.11.0

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@@ -148,8 +148,38 @@ exponential workspaces list
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  # Set default workspace
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  exponential workspaces set-default <workspace-slug>
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+ # List members — each row carries the mention markup for that person
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+ exponential workspaces members --search andi
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+ ```
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+ ### Comments and @mentions
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+ Features, tickets, actions, pages, and goals all take comments:
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+ ```bash
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+ exponential features comment list --feature <feature-id>
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+ exponential features comment add --feature <feature-id> -m "Looks good to me"
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+ exponential tickets comment add --id <ticket-id> -m "Reproduced on staging"
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+ exponential pages comment add --page <page-id> -m "Needs a diagram"
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+ exponential goals comment add --goal 42 -m "On track for Q3"
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  ```
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+ A mention is the literal markup `@[Display Name](userId)` — writing plain `@andi`
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+ notifies nobody. `--mention` expands a name, email, or user id into that markup:
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+ ```bash
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+ exponential features comment add --feature <feature-id> \
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+ --mention andi \
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+ -m "@andi — could you sanity-check the scope here?"
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+ ```
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+ `@andi` is substituted in place so the sentence still reads. If the body has no
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+ matching `@handle` the mention is prepended instead. `--mention` is repeatable,
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+ and an ambiguous name is an error rather than a guess.
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+ Editing and deleting are author-only. Find ids with `exponential search "<text>"`.
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  ## Output Formats
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  ### JSON Output (for LLMs and automation)