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@cloneisyou/cli

v0.1.4

Published

Native launcher for the Clone CLI

Readme

Clone CLI

Native npm launcher for the Clone CLI.

Status: early alpha. This package is proprietary to Clone Labs, Inc. and licensed for Clone Labs, Inc. internal/company use only. Public registry visibility does not grant public usage, modification, redistribution, or commercial rights.

Install

npm install -g @cloneisyou/cli
clone

Distribution Model

This package follows the native-launcher pattern used by tools such as Claude Code: the public npm package contains only a small JavaScript launcher and installer. It does not bundle Clone Labs, Inc.'s proprietary Python source.

At runtime, the launcher resolves the native clone executable in this order:

  1. CLONE_NATIVE_BINARY, for internal development or manual installs.
  2. A matching npm optional dependency alias, such as @cloneisyou/cli-win32-x64, which points to @cloneisyou/cli@<version>-win32-x64.
  3. A private artifact mirror, but only when CLONE_DOWNLOAD_BASE_URL is set explicitly.

Clone Labs, Inc.'s GitHub repository and GitHub Releases are private. Public npm installs do not depend on GitHub Releases or GitHub Actions artifacts. The release workflow builds each native binary on its matching runner and publishes that platform package directly to npm before publishing the main launcher.

The package metadata links to the private Clone Labs, Inc. repository and issue tracker. Access requires repository permissions.

Expected private artifact names when CLONE_DOWNLOAD_BASE_URL is used:

  • clone-darwin-arm64
  • clone-darwin-x64
  • clone-linux-x64
  • clone-win32-x64.exe

If a manifest.json is present at the release URL, the installer will use platforms.<platform>.url and verify sha256 or checksum when provided.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • A supported platform: macOS arm64/x64, Linux x64, or Windows x64.

Python is not required by this npm package once native binaries are published.

Local Data And Keys

Clone stores local state under ~/.clone by default. This includes session metadata, local memory/soul files, and optional context screenshots.

If you run clone login, provider API keys are stored locally in:

~/.clone/secrets.json

Environment variables such as ANTHROPIC_API_KEY and OPENAI_API_KEY take precedence over locally stored keys.

Configuration

Useful environment variables:

  • CLONE_NATIVE_BINARY: explicit path to a native clone executable.
  • CLONE_DOWNLOAD_BASE_URL: explicit private artifact base URL for internal testing.
  • CLONE_NPM_RUNTIME: override the native binary cache directory.
  • CLONE_HOME: override Clone's data directory. Defaults to ~/.clone.
  • CLONE_DISABLE_TRAY=1: disable the desktop tray/menu-bar recording indicator.
  • CLONE_DISABLE_CONTEXT_WORKER=1: disable background context screenshots.
  • CLONE_SKIP_UPDATE_CHECK=1: skip the npm latest version check before launching.
  • CLONE_SKIP_NATIVE_INSTALL=1: skip download attempts during install.

Development smoke test:

npm --prefix apps/cli/npm run smoke