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@adrkit/cli

v0.2.1

Published

Git-native architecture decision record tooling from adrkit.

Readme

@adrkit/cli

Git-native architecture decision record tooling from adrkit.

Zero-install with npx, naming the package (the published binary is adr, but a bare npx adr resolves an unrelated adr package on npm):

npx @adrkit/cli lint

Or add it as a dev dependency and invoke it through your runner, which puts node_modules/.bin on PATH — a bare adr will not be on an interactive shell's PATH:

npm install --save-dev @adrkit/cli    # or: bun add --dev @adrkit/cli
npx adr lint                          # or: bunx adr lint, or an npm script

The adr binary includes new, lint, graph, explain, check, queue, migrate --from madr, and the offline deterministic evaluate command.

Run adr --help for the command list, adr help <command> for one command's flags, and adr --version to print the installed version.

The published ESM CLI runs on Node.js 22 or newer; development in the adrkit repository uses Bun.

See also @adrkit/mcp — a local, read-only Model Context Protocol server that exposes this corpus (including superseded/rejected decisions) to coding agents.

Documentation: https://adrkit.dev

License: Apache-2.0