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@botiverse/hands-cli

v0.5.9

Published

Hands CLI — manage apps, builds, releases from the terminal.

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1,302

Readme

@botiverse/hands-cli

Hands CLI — manage apps, builds, releases from the terminal.

Status: alpha. The npm package is public as @botiverse/hands-cli; v1 ships login, logout, whoami, apps list/get, builds list/get, and builds publish-version, builds publish-android, builds publish-ios, builds publish-ohos, builds publish-electron, and builds publish-tauri. Other commands listed in docs/cli-reference.md land incrementally as backend endpoints become available.

Install

npm install -g @botiverse/hands-cli
hands --help

# Or run without installing globally:
npm exec --package @botiverse/[email protected] -- hands --help

# Local repo development:
pnpm --filter @botiverse/hands-cli build
pnpm --filter @botiverse/hands-cli start -- whoami

Quickstart

# 1. Log in. The CLI prints a URL you must open in a browser.
hands login

# 2. Verify who you are.
hands whoami

# 3. List your apps.
hands apps list

# 4. List builds for an app (by slug or id).
hands builds list myapp-android

# 5. Publish an Android APK release.
hands builds publish-android raft-android \
  --channel main \
  --apk ./app-release.apk \
  --version-name 1.0.3 \
  --version-code 1000300

For a Node app whose artifacts remain on an external CDN, register one immutable target declaration at a time:

hands builds publish-version raft-computer \
  --version 0.72.13 \
  --target darwin-arm64 \
  --source-url https://cdn.raft.build/computer/0.72.13/darwin-arm64 \
  --raw-sha256 "$RAW_SHA256" --raw-size "$RAW_SIZE" \
  --gzip-sha256 "$GZIP_SHA256" --gzip-size "$GZIP_SIZE" \
  --node-version 22.23.1

This records external byte evidence; it does not upload the artifact or activate a release. Repeating the same declaration is idempotent. Changing an immutable version or target field returns a conflict.

CI mode

export HANDS_API=https://hands.build
export HANDS_AUTH_TOKEN=...       # Hands JWT or an app deploy token
hands whoami
hands builds list myapp-android

How auth works (v1)

Raft OAuth uses a browser redirect. Hands converts the successful login into a signed JWT, so hands login asks you to:

  1. Open the printed URL in any browser.
  2. Sign in with Raft.
  3. Copy the JWT shown on the Hands CLI callback page.
  4. Paste it back into the CLI.

The JWT is saved to $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/quiver/auth.json (mode 0600). For CI, pass it via HANDS_AUTH_TOKEN or HANDS_BEARER_TOKEN. The legacy QUIVER_* aliases remain accepted for existing automation.

v2 will swap this for a true headless flow (Raft Device Flow or a --token-stdin service-user mode). See publish-tasks.md P3.4.x.

Local logs

The CLI writes best-effort, redacted JSONL logs under $XDG_STATE_HOME/hands/logs (or ~/.local/state/hands/logs). Logging failures never change command output or exit status. Override the directory with HANDS_LOG_DIR.

Create a gzip bundle only when you have a signed, unexpired collect policy and its Ed25519 public key:

hands logs collect \
  --policy ./collect-policy.json \
  --public-key ./hands-log-policy-public.pem \
  --output ./hands-logs.json.gz

Policy signature, version, expiry, downgrade state, redaction, daily size, per-collection size, concurrency, and network budgets are enforced locally. Rejected collection stays fail-closed and writes an audit log without changing the CLI process exit behavior.