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@dockydoo/cli

v0.2.0

Published

DockyDoo CLI - living product documentation compiled from your code.

Readme

@dockydoo/cli

The DockyDoo CLI: docky compiles your code into a living, verified documentation graph, on your machine, free and offline.

This is the public distribution package. The DockyDoo source is private; only the prebuilt docky binaries are published here and to npm.

Install

npm install -g @dockydoo/cli
docky --help

Then in a project:

docky build                 # compile .docky/graph.json (offline, zero tokens)
docky review                # graph-aware check of your change (deterministic gates)
docky mcp                   # serve the graph to your AI over MCP (docky://context + tools)
docky attest [symbol]       # confirm a @docky note matches its code now
docky resolve <id> --as ..  # account for a removed authored item

Optional cloud (a hosted dashboard, history, and team sign-off):

docky login                 # browser login; scoped token stored in the OS keychain
docky login --device        # headless / SSH: enter a code in any browser
docky login --token <t>     # CI: use a scoped token minted in the dashboard
docky init                  # link this repo to a cloud org/team/project
docky push                  # send the built graph to the dashboard
docky logout                # clear the stored token

For a team, push from CI (via the DockyDoo GitHub App), not a laptop: a local push reflects your working tree, so a shared dashboard would flip to whoever pushed last. docky login defaults to the production cloud; set DOCKY_CLOUD_URL for a different endpoint.

Prefer a raw binary? Grab one from the Releases page.

How distribution works

@dockydoo/cli is a thin launcher. The actual binary is delivered by a per-platform optional dependency, and npm installs only the one that matches your machine:

| Platform | Package | Rust target | | --------------- | ---------------------------- | ------------------------- | | macOS (Apple) | @dockydoo/cli-darwin-arm64 | aarch64-apple-darwin | | macOS (Intel) | @dockydoo/cli-darwin-x64 | x86_64-apple-darwin | | Linux x64 | @dockydoo/cli-linux-x64 | x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu| | Linux arm64 | @dockydoo/cli-linux-arm64 | aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu| | Windows x64 | @dockydoo/cli-win32-x64 | x86_64-pc-windows-msvc |

No postinstall download, no network at install time: each platform package carries its binary and declares os/cpu so npm picks the right one. The bin/docky.js launcher resolves that package and execs the binary.

Releasing (maintainers)

Releases are cut from the private monorepo's release-cli workflow, which cross-compiles docky for every target, then runs:

cd cli
node scripts/build-platform-packages.mjs <artifacts-dir> <version>
# publishes dist/* (platform packages) then the main wrapper

See cli/scripts/targets.mjs for the target table.