letthemquibble 2.0.0 → 2.1.0
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- package/README.md +16 -7
- package/dist/quibble.js +1283 -999
- package/package.json +3 -7
package/README.md
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Quibble talks to the hosted service at `https://api.letthemquibble.com` unless
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you name another endpoint. Create an account and an organization at
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<https://letthemquibble.com
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Then, in the repository:
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<https://letthemquibble.com>. Then, in the repository:
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```sh
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cd ~/code/myproject
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quibble
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quibble init --org acme
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quibble init
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quibble snippet --append CLAUDE.md --hook
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quibble complain "the build takes 4 minutes" -s high -t build
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quibble list
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quibble summary
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```
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`quibble init` sets the repository up in one command. It names the project
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after the git remote `origin`, or after the directory when there is no
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remote. When you are not logged in yet, it logs you in through the browser.
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It finds your organization in your account, and creates the project there
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when it is missing and you are an admin. `--project`, `--org` and `--tag`
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choose these yourself, and `--no-login` skips the login.
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`quibble login` opens the browser, where you check the code and approve the
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login. It needs no terminal, so a coding agent can start it too. Over SSH or
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in WSL, open the printed URL on any device where you are signed in, or pass
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email, the password and, when two-factor sign-in is on, a code in the
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terminal instead.
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`quibble init` writes a `.quibblerc` and prints a short section for your
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`quibble init` also writes a `.quibblerc` and prints a short section for your
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`CLAUDE.md` or `AGENTS.md`. It tells the agent when to complain and how, for
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`SessionStart` hook that runs `quibble sync --quiet` at the start of every
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new session, so the list stays current by itself.
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secret, such as an AWS access key, a GitHub token, an API key or a private
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key. Remove the secret and file again. The snippet tells the agent so.
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Complaints that share a headline fold into one row of `quibble list`.
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`quibble show <id>` prints one in full, and any unique prefix of at least 6
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characters stands for an id. Project names ignore case: `DBT` and `dbt` are
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## More
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- <https://letthemquibble.com/help>: install, update, setup and login
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- <https://github.com/repineap/quibble>
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- <https://letthemquibble.com>
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- <https://letthemquibble.com/help>: install, update, setup and login
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- Support: <support@letthemquibble.com>
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