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@ankhorage/ankh

v0.13.3

Published

Bun-first root CLI front door for Ankhorage provider commands.

Readme

@ankhorage/ankh

license: MIT npm: v0.13.3 runtime: bun typescript: strict eslint: checked prettier: checked build: checked tests: checked docs: paradox

Bun-first root CLI front door for Ankhorage provider commands.

Usage

Bootstrap status

@ankhorage/ankh is the root CLI front door and command bus for Ankhorage.

ankh --help, provider help, planning, and dispatch all resolve providers through the same dynamic discovery path. Discovery combines providers installed alongside the running Ankh CLI with the current package/workspace when present; a project-local package wins over an installed package with the same package name.

There are no hard-coded provider categories. A package becomes available through its ankh package metadata and valid provider module, and root help lists only providers resolved by that same invocation.

No domain behavior belongs in the root CLI. Domain behavior stays in provider packages such as infra, templates, studio, board, doctor, and devtools.

Root built-ins are help, planning, and version output. ankh commands is not a separate bootstrap command; the command overview belongs to root help.

ankh <category> --help and ankh <category> -h render provider-backed package help using the package description and complete command list without exposing capability or provider metadata. Provider manifests also feed the shared provider-help renderer exported by @ankhorage/ankh so standalone CLIs do not need a second hand-maintained command list.

ankh <category> <command> ...args performs basic direct dispatch to a loaded provider handler. The root CLI stays a thin router: providers own option parsing, validation, output, and behavior.

ankh plan <category> <command> asks a provider planning handler for an inspectable AnkhCommandPlan without executing provider command handlers. Use --json for stable machine-readable output.

Provider packages expose planning through optional planningHandlers on their AnkhRuntimeCommandProvider default export. Planning is a provider contract, not workflow execution: the root CLI routes to provider planning handlers and renders returned plans, but it does not compose real workflows, create projects, run commands, or execute destructive steps.

ankh run ... remains deferred until explicit execution semantics are designed.

Source: src/readme-usage.ts

import { runCli } from './cli/index.js';

await runCli(['--help']);

Generated documentation