livetap 0.2.0 → 0.2.1

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@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
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  /**
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- * Generates help text, --llm-help JSON, and MCP instructions from the command catalog.
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+ * Generates help text, --llm-help JSON, and MCP instructions from canonical data.
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+ * All generators consume the single source of truth in ./canonical/.
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  */
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- import { CLI_COMMANDS, type CatalogCommand } from './command-catalog.js'
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- import { TOOLS } from '../mcp/tools.js'
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+ import { CLI_COMMANDS, type CatalogCommand, TOOLS, META } from './canonical/index.js'
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  import { readFileSync } from 'fs'
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  import { resolve } from 'path'
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  */
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  export function generateHelpText(): string {
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  const lines: string[] = [
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- 'LiveTapPush live data streams into your AI coding agent',
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+ `${META.name}${META.description}`,
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  '',
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  'Usage:',
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  ]
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- // Group: setup, daemon, connections, sampling, watchers
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- const groups: { label: string; commands: string[] }[] = [
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- { label: '', commands: ['setup'] },
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- { label: '', commands: ['start', 'stop', 'status'] },
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- { label: '', commands: ['tap', 'untap', 'taps'] },
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- { label: '', commands: ['sip'] },
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- { label: '', commands: ['watch', 'unwatch', 'watchers'] },
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+ const groups: { commands: string[] }[] = [
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+ { commands: ['setup'] },
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+ { commands: ['start', 'stop', 'status'] },
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+ { commands: ['tap', 'untap', 'taps'] },
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+ { commands: ['sip'] },
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+ { commands: ['watch', 'unwatch', 'watchers'] },
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  ]
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  for (const group of groups) {
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  */
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  export function generateLlmHelp(): object {
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  return {
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- name: 'LiveTap',
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+ name: META.name,
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  version: VERSION,
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- description: 'Push live data streams into your AI coding agent',
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+ description: META.description,
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  setup: {
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- steps: [
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- 'Step 1: npm install livetap (skip if already installed)',
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- 'Step 2: npx livetap setup (creates .mcp.json and starts the daemon — do NOT create .mcp.json manually)',
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- 'Step 3: Tell user to restart Claude Code: claude --dangerously-load-development-channels server:livetap --continue',
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- 'Step 4: After restart, use create_connection to connect, read_stream to sample, create_watcher to alert',
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- ],
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- do_not: [
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- 'Do NOT add livetap to ~/.claude/mcp.json — it goes in .mcp.json in the project root',
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- 'Do NOT configure livetap as type:http — it is a stdio MCP server (command + args)',
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- 'Do NOT worry about the daemon — setup starts it, and the MCP proxy auto-starts it if needed',
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- 'Do NOT guess field names — always read_stream first to see actual payload structure',
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- 'Do NOT use npm init — use the existing project directory',
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- ],
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+ steps: META.setupSteps,
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+ do_not: META.doNotRules,
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  },
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  commands: CLI_COMMANDS,
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  mcp_tools: TOOLS,
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  /**
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  * Generate MCP instructions string for the LLM.
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- * References actual tool names from the TOOLS array.
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+ * Assembled entirely from canonical data no hand-written prose.
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  */
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  export function generateInstructions(): string {
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  const toolNames = TOOLS.map((t) => t.name)
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  const connectionTools = toolNames.filter((n) => n.includes('connection'))
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  const watcherTools = toolNames.filter((n) => n.includes('watcher') || n.includes('watch'))
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+ // Build source type examples for CONNECT section
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+ const sourceExamples = META.sourceTypes
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+ .filter((s) => s.status !== 'built-deferred')
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+ .map((s) => {
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+ switch (s.type) {
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+ case 'mqtt':
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+ return ` - MQTT: create_connection({ type: "mqtt", broker: "hostname", port: 1883, tls: false, topics: ["topic/#"], username: "", password: "" })`
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+ case 'websocket':
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+ return ` - WebSocket: create_connection({ type: "websocket", url: "wss://..." })`
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+ case 'file':
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+ return ` - File: create_connection({ type: "file", path: "/var/log/app.log" }) → tails the file for new lines`
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+ default:
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+ return ` - ${s.type}: create_connection(${s.params})`
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+ }
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+ })
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+ .join('\n')
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+
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+ // Build operator list from canonical
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+ const operatorList = META.operators.join(', ')
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+
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+ // Build data shape section from canonical
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+ const dataShapeLines = META.dataShapes.map((ds) => {
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+ return `- ${ds.source} (${ds.format}): ${ds.description}\n ${ds.usage}`
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+ }).join('\n')
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+
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+ // Build alert guidance from canonical
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+ const alertGuidanceLines = META.alertGuidance.map((g) => `- ${g}`).join('\n')
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+
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+ // Build tips section from canonical
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+ const tipLines = META.tips.map((t) => `- ${t}`).join('\n')
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+
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  return `
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  You have access to LiveTap, a live data streaming tool. Use it to connect to data sources, sample streams, and set up expression-based watchers that alert you when conditions match.
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  WORKFLOW:
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  1. CONNECT: Use create_connection to tap into a data source.
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- - MQTT: create_connection({ type: "mqtt", broker: "hostname", port: 1883, tls: false, topics: ["topic/#"], username: "", password: "" })
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- - WebSocket: create_connection({ type: "websocket", url: "wss://..." })
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- - File: create_connection({ type: "file", path: "/var/log/app.log" }) → tails the file for new lines
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+ ${sourceExamples}
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  Note: for MQTT, set tls: false and port: 1883 for unencrypted brokers.
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  2. SAMPLE: Use read_stream to inspect what data is flowing.
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  3. WATCH: Use create_watcher to set up expression-based alerts.
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  - create_watcher({ connectionId: "conn_xxx", conditions: [{ field: "sensors.temperature.value", op: ">", value: 50 }], match: "all", cooldown: 60 })
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- - Supported operators: >, <, >=, <=, ==, !=, contains, matches (regex)
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+ - Supported operators: ${operatorList} (regex)
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  - match: "all" = AND (all conditions must be true), "any" = OR (at least one)
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  - cooldown: seconds between repeated alerts. Use 0 for rare events, 30-60 for sensors, 300+ for high-frequency.
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  - Alerts arrive as <channel> events. When you see one, act on it as the user requested.
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  - <channel source="LiveTap" type="alert"> = a watcher condition matched. Read the payload and act on it.
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  The payload contains: watcherId, expression, matched_values, and the full stream entry.
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+ WHEN AN ALERT FIRES:
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+ ${alertGuidanceLines}
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  When the user asks to "monitor", "watch", or "alert on" something:
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  1. First check list_connections — reuse an existing connection if possible
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  2. If no connection exists, create one
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  AVAILABLE TOOLS: ${toolNames.join(', ')}
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  DATA SHAPE BY SOURCE:
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- - MQTT/WebSocket: entries have { payload: "{...json...}", topic: "..." }. The payload is parsed as JSON.
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- Use dot-paths into the parsed JSON: "sensors.temperature.value", "metadata.device_name"
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- - File (plain text lines): entries have { payload: "the raw line", format: "text" }.
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- Use field "payload" with contains/matches: { field: "payload", op: "contains", value: "ERROR" }
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- or { field: "payload", op: "matches", value: "5[0-9]{2}" }
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- - File (JSON lines): entries have { payload: "{...json...}", format: "json" }. Parsed as JSON.
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- Use dot-paths like MQTT: "level", "msg", "status"
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+ ${dataShapeLines}
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  - IMPORTANT: always use read_stream first to see the actual field names. Do NOT guess — the field is "payload", not "line" or "message".
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  TIPS:
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- - The daemon auto-starts when needed. If a tool returns "daemon was restarted", just retry your request.
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- - Watcher IDs (w_xxx) are globally unique. You don't need the connectionId to get, update, or delete a watcher.
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- - Common MQTT brokers: broker.emqx.io (public demo), test.mosquitto.org (public test).
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- - For regex watchers, use the "matches" operator: { field: "payload", op: "matches", value: "ERROR|FATAL" }
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- - If a field path doesn't exist in the payload, the condition evaluates to false (no crash, no error).
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- - Fields with dots in the key name (like OBIS codes "2.8.0") are looked up as literal keys first, then as dot-paths.
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+ ${tipLines}
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  `.trim()
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  }
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  /**
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- * Command Catalog single source of truth for all CLI commands and MCP tools.
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- *
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- * Consumed by:
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- * 1. src/mcp/tools.ts → MCP tool registration (imports TOOLS directly)
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- * 2. src/mcp/channel.ts → LLM instructions (imports generateInstructions)
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- * 3. bin/livetap.ts --help → human-readable help (imports generateHelpText)
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- * 4. bin/livetap.ts --llm-help → machine-readable JSON (imports generateLlmHelp)
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+ * Re-export from canonical source.
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+ * @deprecated Import from './canonical/index.js' instead.
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  */
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-
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- export interface CatalogCommand {
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- name: string
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- usage: string
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- description: string
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- args?: { position: number; name: string; required: boolean; description?: string }[]
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- flags?: { name: string; type: string; default?: unknown; description: string }[]
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- examples?: string[]
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- }
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- /**
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- * All CLI commands. This is the single source — help text and --llm-help
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- * are generated from this array.
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- */
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- export const CLI_COMMANDS: CatalogCommand[] = [
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- // --- Setup ---
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- {
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- name: 'setup',
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- usage: 'livetap setup',
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- description: 'Configure .mcp.json, start the daemon, and print restart instructions. Run this after npm install.',
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- },
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- // --- Daemon ---
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- {
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- name: 'start',
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- usage: 'livetap start',
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- description: 'Start the livetap daemon (HTTP API)',
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- flags: [
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- { name: '--port', type: 'number', default: 8788, description: 'Daemon port (env: LIVETAP_PORT)' },
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- { name: '--foreground', type: 'boolean', description: 'Run in foreground (don\'t detach)' },
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- ],
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'stop',
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- usage: 'livetap stop',
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- description: 'Stop the daemon',
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'status',
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- usage: 'livetap status',
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- description: 'Show daemon, taps, and watchers',
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- flags: [
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- { name: '--json', type: 'boolean', description: 'Output as JSON' },
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- ],
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- },
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- // --- Connections ---
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- {
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- name: 'tap',
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- usage: 'livetap tap <uri|file.json>',
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- description: 'Tap into a data source (MQTT, WebSocket, file, or webhook)',
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- args: [
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- { position: 0, name: 'source', required: true, description: 'URI (mqtt://..., wss://..., file:///path), "webhook", or a .json config file' },
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- ],
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- { name: '--name', type: 'string', description: 'Display name for the connection' },
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- ],
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- examples: [
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- 'livetap tap mqtt://broker.emqx.io:1883/sensors/#',
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- 'livetap tap wss://stream.example.com/prices',
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- 'livetap tap file:///var/log/nginx/error.log',
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- 'livetap tap connection.json',
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- ],
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- },
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- name: 'untap',
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- usage: 'livetap untap <connectionId>',
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- description: 'Remove a tap',
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- { position: 0, name: 'connectionId', required: true },
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- ],
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'taps',
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- usage: 'livetap taps',
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- description: 'List active taps',
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- { name: '--json', type: 'boolean', description: 'Output as JSON' },
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- ],
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- },
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- {
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- name: 'sip',
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- usage: 'livetap sip <connectionId>',
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- description: 'Sip from a stream (sample recent entries as pretty JSON)',
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- { position: 0, name: 'connectionId', required: true },
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- ],
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- flags: [
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- usage: 'livetap watch <connectionId> "expression"',
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- description: 'Remove a watcher',
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+ export { CLI_COMMANDS, type CatalogCommand } from './canonical/cli.js'