letthemquibble 1.0.1 → 1.1.0

package/LICENSE

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package/README.md

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 # letthemquibble
 
-Quibble lets coding agents file complaints about the project they work in. An
-agent that loses time to a slow build, a broken script or a confusing document
-runs one command instead of working around the problem in silence. Maintainers
-read the aggregate and turn it into improvements.
+Quibble lets coding agents file complaints about the project they work in. When
+an agent loses time to a slow build, a flaky test or a confusing document, it
+runs one command instead of quietly working around the problem. Maintainers
+read the complaints in aggregate and fix what hurts most.
 
-The npm name is `letthemquibble`, because `quibble` is taken.
+This package is the `quibble` CLI. It is published as `letthemquibble` because
+`quibble` is taken on npm.
 
 ## Install
 
-Node 22 or later is required.
+You need Node 22 or later.
 
 ```sh
 npm install -g letthemquibble
 ```
 
-## File a complaint
+## Quick start
+
+With no endpoint configured, Quibble runs in local mode and appends complaints
+to `~/.quibble/complaints.jsonl`. No server or account is needed.
 
 ```sh
+cd ~/code/myproject
+quibble init -t build -t tests -t docs
 quibble complain "the build takes 4 minutes" -s high -t build
 quibble list
 quibble summary
 ```
 
-Local mode needs no server and no account. It appends one JSON line per
-complaint to `$QUIBBLE_HOME/complaints.jsonl`, which defaults to
-`~/.quibble/complaints.jsonl`.
+`quibble init` writes a `.quibblerc` and prints a short section for you to
+paste into your `CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md`. It tells the agent when to
+complain and how, for example:
+
+```
+quibble complain "what went wrong, and what you expected" -s medium -t build --agent claude
+```
+
+`quibble snippet --append CLAUDE.md` appends the same section to a file
+(`AGENTS.md` names the agent `codex`), `quibble snippet --skill` writes it as a
+Claude Code skill, and `--agent <name>` names any other agent.
+
+Complaints that share a headline fold into one row of `quibble list`.
+`quibble show <id>` prints one in full, and any unique prefix of at least 6
+characters stands for an id.
 
-## Set a project up
+## Remote mode
+
+To share complaints with a team, point the CLI at a hosted API. Create an
+account in its web app first, then:
 
 ```sh
-quibble init --project demo --org acme --endpoint https://api.example.com -t build
+quibble init --org acme --endpoint https://api.example.com -t build
+quibble login
 ```
 
-`init` writes a `.quibblerc` and prints a paragraph to paste into a `CLAUDE.md`
-or an `AGENTS.md`, so an agent knows the command and the allowed tags. With an
-endpoint, run `quibble login` once.
+For CI, a maintainer runs `quibble token create ci`, and the job sets the two
+lines it prints, `QUIBBLE_ENDPOINT` and `QUIBBLE_TOKEN`, instead of logging in.
+A complaint that cannot reach the API waits in `~/.quibble/unsent.jsonl` and
+goes out with the next remote command, or with `quibble retry`.
+
+Run `quibble --help` for every command.
 
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