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@ayingott/venti

v2.0.1

Published

venti

Downloads

597

Readme

venti

A personal CLI toolkit, designed for both interactive and non-interactive (agent/script) usage.

Requires Node.js >= 24.

Install

npm install -g @ayingott/venti

Usage

venti <command> [options]

Running venti with no command prints the usage.

venti clone <repo> [dirname]

A wrapper of git clone.

  • <repo> — repository in user/repo format, or a full https/ssh URL (passed through untouched)
  • [dirname] — target directory name, defaults to the repository name
  • -p, --platform <github|gitlab> — platform prefix for user/repo shorthand (default: github)
  • -c, --clean — remove the .git directory after cloning
  • -d, --depth <depth> — create a shallow clone with the given depth
venti clone LoTwT/venti
venti clone LoTwT/venti my-dir --clean --depth 1
venti clone https://github.com/LoTwT/venti.git

venti upgrade [names]

Run tool upgrades for a known set of tools: pnpm, brew, claude, kimi, rust, bun. Tools that are not installed are skipped.

  • [names] — comma-separated tool names, e.g. brew,rust
  • --all — upgrade all known tools
  • -y, --yes — run without confirmation (required for non-interactive runs)
  • --dry-run — print the commands without running them
  • --json — machine-readable JSON output

With no selection, an interactive multi-select prompt is shown in a TTY; in non-TTY contexts (or with --json) the available tools are listed instead.

venti upgrade                # interactive multi-select
venti upgrade brew,rust -y
venti upgrade --all --yes --json
venti upgrade --all --dry-run

venti doctor

Check the local environment: Node.js version, git, the package manager declared in package.json, and the availability of the upgrade tools. Exits with code 1 when any check fails.

  • --json — machine-readable JSON output
venti doctor
venti doctor --json

License

MIT