@adlc/cli

The umbrella dispatcher for the ADLC suite. It provides one stable command surface for Codex skills, hooks, CI, and humans:

adlc <tool> [args...]
adlc run <phase> [args...]
adlc accept [args...]

The dispatcher is a router. It adds no behavior to a tool run: argv is forwarded verbatim and the child exit code is propagated unchanged.

Why this exists

ADLC packages publish independently, but an agent harness needs a single stable prefix. A skill or hook that shells out to twenty different binaries is brittle, slower to document, and easier to route around. @adlc/cli installs the suite and makes every gate reachable through adlc <tool>.

Resolution model

The dispatcher resolves package-local binaries from its own @adlc/* dependencies. It does not search the user's PATH for tool names, so stale global binaries cannot silently satisfy a gate.

Usage

adlc --help
adlc --version
adlc spec-lint spec.md --json
adlc rails-guard --ticket T1 --record --json
adlc run p5 --ticket T1 --dir .adlc --json
adlc accept --ticket T1 --packet .adlc/packet.json --dir .adlc --json

Exit codes

Exit codes mirror the underlying tool:

• 0: gate passes or command succeeds.
• 1: operational error.
• 2: gate fails.

Dispatcher-level failures, such as an unknown tool or missing package, exit 1.

ADLC phase

Cross-cutting. This is the delivery and invocation layer for the ADLC Codex integration.