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@complyance/cops-cli

v0.1.5

Published

Complyance CLI tool to create Linear tasks and documentation files from Markdown.

Readme

cops-cli

Complyance CLI tool to automate Linear tasks, GitHub operations, and documentation workflows.

Features

  • Create Linear tasks and subtasks from Markdown folders
  • Scaffold documentation folders for task planning
  • Apply GitHub branch diffs to your working directory
  • Conversational AI-powered doc chat for HLD and documentation (Gemini integration)
  • Modular: add more providers and automations easily

Installation

npm install -g cops-cli

Configuration

Set your Linear and Gemini API keys (only needed for Linear and doc chat commands):

cops-cli config
  • You will be prompted for both keys. Press Enter to skip either (keeps existing or leaves blank).
  • Keys are saved in ~/.cops-cli/config.json.

Usage

Create Linear Tasks from Markdown

cops-cli create
  • Select your Markdown folder (with parent.md and subtasks)
  • Choose team, project, labels, assignee, and priority
  • Issues and subtasks are created in Linear, and .md files are updated with issue IDs

Scaffold Documentation Folders

cops-cli doc
  • Prompts for parent folder and subtask names
  • Creates skeleton Markdown files for you to fill in

Apply GitHub Branch Diff

cops-cli github:apply-diff <branch>
  • Applies the diff from the specified branch to your current working directory (like a smart patch)

Conversational AI Doc Chat (Gemini-powered)

cops-cli doc:chat
  • Select a feature folder (e.g., a folder containing HLD.md and task subfolders)
  • Select a doc file to edit (e.g., HLD.md)
  • Select any number of context files (Markdown, code, images)
  • Start an interactive chat with Gemini to generate, update, or expand documentation
  • Supported context file types: .md, .ts, .js, .json, .py, .java, .go, .sh, .yaml, .yml, .txt, .png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif
  • Use chat commands:
    • /help — Show available commands
    • /save — Write the last AI response to the doc file (append/overwrite)
    • /exit — End the session and save conversation history
  • Conversation history is saved as .convo.json in the feature folder

Example Workflow

# Set your API keys (first time only)
cops-cli config

# Start an AI-powered doc chat session
cops-cli doc:chat

# Select your feature folder and doc file (e.g., HLD.md)
# Select context files (e.g., requirements.md, diagram.png, api.ts)
# Chat with Gemini to draft or update documentation
# Use /save to write AI output to your doc file
# Use /exit to end and save the conversation

Extending

  • Add more providers (Jira, Asana, etc.) in src/providers/
  • Add more commands for GitHub or other tools as needed

© Complyance. MIT License.