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@bbingz/polycli

v0.6.15

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Terminal CLI for Polycli provider diagnostics and host-compatible commands.

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@bbingz/polycli

Terminal CLI for the same Polycli companion behavior used by the Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, and OpenCode host adapters.

polycli health --json
POLYCLI_RUN_ID=review-20260507 polycli ask --provider qwen --json "Return exactly POLYCLI_HEALTH_OK"
POLYCLI_RUN_ID=review-20260507 polycli debug explain review-20260507

The terminal package does not expose provider runtime internals as a public framework.

TUI inspector

polycli tui
polycli tui --run-id run_abc123

The TUI is read-only. It renders recent run-ledger data from the same debug commands used by polycli debug runs/show/explain. Jobs with started or attempt_started but no terminal result are shown as unfinished / unknown. When ledger events include a local job log path, the TUI shows the path as a pointer; it does not read or print log contents.