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- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/.gitignore +41 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/LICENSE +202 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/PKG-INFO +117 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/README.md +98 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/pyproject.toml +31 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/__init__.py +37 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/__main__.py +7 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_app.py +398 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_app_template.py +447 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_apps.py +117 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_context.py +170 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_exposure_template.py +113 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_generate.py +179 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_graph.py +145 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_inspect.py +48 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_main.py +111 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_manifest.py +324 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_minimal_template.py +237 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_names.py +53 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_project.py +128 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_render.py +147 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_schema.py +173 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_target.py +189 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_template_format.py +70 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_templates.py +368 -0
- agnara_cli-0.1.0a8/src/agnara_cli/_view.py +149 -0
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Name: agnara-cli
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introspection snapshot. Text and `--json` build one snapshot and apply one
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visibility decision, so the two cannot disagree, and neither derives anything
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from OpenAPI.
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snapshot, with the same target and visibility arguments. There is no second
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discovery path: both commands read one `View`, so neither can show something
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import `agnara-http`, so it does not project one — which is also the safer
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design: a second projection here could disagree with the one a server serves.
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[project]
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application and presents its filtered protocol-neutral introspection
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snapshot as text or as deterministic JSON, ``agnara graph``, which draws the
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relationships in that same snapshot, ``agnara schema openapi``, which exports
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the OpenAPI document a composition already produced, and ``agnara context``,
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which writes the visible capabilities as Markdown for a model to read. Exposure
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