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@cocoframe/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Development, build, inspection, generation, and production tooling for CocoFrame.

Readme

@cocoframe/cli

The cocoframe executable owns project discovery, inspection, read-only diagnostics, development, generation, CocoSpecs discovery, CocoUX journey and visual preview, CocoRef component approval, CocoQA evidence and release approval, local Agent Bridge MCP serving, production builds, asset serving, and startup.

Commands

  • cocoframe spec create|resume|answer|check|generate|approve manages adaptive product discovery and review artifacts under specs/<feature>/.
  • cocoframe ux create|resume|answer|check|generate|preview|feedback|approve|handoff|cancel manages journey, state, interaction, visual recommendation, PNG evidence, and CocoRef handoff under ux/<feature>/.
  • cocoframe ref create|add|audit|status|consent|decline|preview|feedback|approve|cancel manages reference audits and consent-gated component previews under refs/<name>/.
  • cocoframe qa create|resume|answer|run|record|defect|resolve|check|approve manages traceable quality evidence and release approval under qa/<feature>/; create accepts --design <profile> for Product Design Quality.
  • cocoframe inspect <project> emits routes, layouts, islands, styles, UI/icon usage, contracts, middleware, and system routes.
  • cocoframe doctor <project> [--json] [--deep] [--strict] returns actionable project, dependency, configuration, generated-artifact, security, and isolated-build diagnostics without changing the project.
  • cocoframe agent <project> serves versioned MCP discovery, lifecycle, and controlled mutation tools; agent approve|deny|cancel|expire records host-only hash-bound decisions outside the MCP tool surface.
  • cocoframe dev <project> builds and watches isolated development output.
  • cocoframe generate <project> writes typed clients, OpenAPI, and CSS module declarations.
  • cocoframe build <project> writes production server and hashed browser assets.
  • cocoframe start <project> serves the production deployment manifest.
  • cocoframe openapi <project> regenerates the OpenAPI document.

The CLI is an executable boundary rather than an application library API. Discovery/build helpers in src/project.ts are tested repository internals. Generated files are never edited manually. Verify changes with tests/project.test.ts, tests/doctor.test.ts, tests/agent.test.ts, npm run inspect, and build/E2E when browser output changes.