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@autocut-cli/app

v0.2.1

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AutoCut packaged local CLI

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AutoCut CLI

Requires Node.js 24 or newer. Supported runtimes: Windows x64 and glibc Linux x64. macOS, ARM, and Alpine/musl are not currently supported. On Linux, OS-keyring credential persistence requires libsecret and a Secret Service. Headless environments without them can use an environment-backed credential profile.

Install:

npm install -g @autocut-cli/app
autocut

This package contains the CLI entrypoints and frontend static bundle. The platform-specific backend binary is installed through optional runtime packages. API keys are not bundled. Configure AutoCut chat/service keys with autocut settings. The independent Workspace Wiki credential uses the /knowledge flow below.

Workspace Wiki:

  • Run autocut chat, then enter /knowledge to review deterministic first-level sources.
  • On first use, choose an independent generation provider, edit its profile/model/base URL, and enter the API key in the hidden prompt. The key is stored in the OS keyring and reused until you run /knowledge again and select a different profile.
  • Semantic retrieval is disabled by default. The initial Wiki build does not require an embedding profile or embedding credential.
  • When enabled, remote embedding may receive a bounded query built from changed evidence, plus chunks of compiled Wiki pages. Raw source files are not stored as the semantic corpus. Actual credential values must not be written to Wiki pages. Retrieval failures fall back to local lexical search with a visible reason code.