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@clawdb/cli

v0.1.18

Published

Command line interface for provisioning ClawDB, managing local server state, and exercising the full API surface from a terminal.

Readme

@clawdb/cli

Command line interface for provisioning ClawDB, managing local server state, and exercising the full API surface from a terminal.

Install

npm install -g @clawdb/cli

Or run it without installing:

npx @clawdb/cli@latest <command>

Quick Start

clawdb init
clawdb status
clawdb memory remember "Ship release notes on Thursday"
clawdb memory search "release notes"

Command Groups

Top-level commands:

  • init
  • start
  • stop
  • status
  • ready
  • version

Cloud commands:

  • cloud login
  • cloud logout
  • cloud status

MCP commands:

  • mcp install-claude
  • mcp install-cursor
  • mcp install-vscode
  • mcp install-continue
  • mcp install-zed
  • mcp print-config

Session commands:

  • session create
  • session validate
  • session revoke <sessionId>
  • session count

Memory commands:

  • memory remember <content>
  • memory remember-typed <content>
  • memory update <id> <content>
  • memory search <query>
  • memory recall <ids...>
  • memory list
  • memory delete <id>

Branch commands:

  • branch fork <name>
  • branch list
  • branch get <id>
  • branch get-by-name <name>
  • branch trunk
  • branch diff <id>
  • branch merge <source>
  • branch discard <id>
  • branch archive <id>

Sync commands:

  • sync run
  • sync push
  • sync pull
  • sync reconcile
  • sync status

Reflection commands:

  • reflect run
  • reflect jobs
  • reflect job <jobId>
  • reflect facts <agentId>
  • reflect preferences <agentId>
  • reflect contradictions <agentId>
  • reflect resolve <agentId> <contradictionId>

Transaction commands:

  • tx begin
  • tx remember <txId> <content>
  • tx remember-typed <txId> <content>
  • tx commit <txId>
  • tx rollback <txId>

Environment

The CLI reads CLAWDB_URL, CLAWDB_API_KEY, CLAWDB_AGENT_ID, DATABASE_URL, and .clawdb.env when present.