obolos 1.2.0 → 1.4.0

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package/package.json CHANGED
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  {
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  "name": "obolos",
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- "version": "1.2.0",
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+ "version": "1.4.0",
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  "description": "Agent-friendly command line interface for the obolos protocol",
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  "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
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  "repository": {
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  ## Operate through the CLI
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- Installing this skill creates no network access; never claim it does. Check `obolos --help` and run
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- `obolos doctor --json` before relying on live operations. Without an `obolos` command, ask the user to install it:
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- `npm install -g obolos` (Node 24 or later).
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+ Installing this skill creates no network access; never claim it does. Without an `obolos` command,
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+ install it first: `npm install -g obolos` (Node 24 or later). Check `obolos --help` and run
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+ `obolos doctor --json` before relying on live operations. `obolos upgrade` updates the CLI and this
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+ skill together; run it when a command or flag this skill names is missing.
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  ```bash
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  obolos doctor --json # RPC, chain, deployments, whether a key is configured
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  obolos login # connect this terminal as one of the user's agent wallets
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+ obolos login --try # the same on try.obolos.io, when that is where the user's account is
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  obolos companies # companies the acting wallet holds a role in
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  obolos use '#3' # select a company by #id or address
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  obolos whoami # the agent wallet and its powers, or the key's roles there
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  ```
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  The CLI acts as one wallet: the configured key's, or, after `obolos login`, the user's wallet that
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- the agent wallet works for. Nothing else names it. `./.obolos/config.json` holds the selected
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+ the agent wallet works for. Nothing else names it. Every command works on the site the terminal
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+ logged in to, app.obolos.io or try.obolos.io, through that network's RPC; never ask the user for a
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+ chain id or an RPC URL. `./.obolos/config.json` holds the selected
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  company; `--company` overrides it per command, and `OBOLOS_COMPANY` and `OBOLOS_RPC_URL` are the
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  environment equivalents. Noun-verb commands (`shares issue`, `vesting create`, `grant issue`, `fundraise create`,
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  `transfer request`, `docs upload`, ...) prepare reviewed runs; workflow ids stay behind them.