@doquflow/cli

CLI for setting up Docuflow in your project. Registers the MCP server in Claude Desktop, scaffolds .docuflow/, generates CLAUDE.md, and gives domain-aware onboarding guidance.

Install

npm install -g @doquflow/cli

Or use without installing:

npx @doquflow/cli init

Commands

docuflow init

One command to:

• Create .docuflow/ directory structure (sources/, wiki/, specs/, schema.md, index.md, log.md)
• Register the @doquflow/server MCP server in your Claude Desktop config
• Generate CLAUDE.md at the project root so Claude auto-discovers all 15 tools

docuflow init

docuflow init --interactive

Interactive domain-aware setup:

• Choose your domain: Code/Architecture, Research, Business, or Personal
• Enter project name and description
• Auto-generates a domain-specific schema template
• Creates a planning template (PLAN.md)
• Generates CLAUDE.md

docuflow init --interactive
# or: docuflow init -i

docuflow status

Shows current Docuflow state:

• Package version
• MCP server registration status
• CLAUDE.md presence
• Wiki page counts by category (entities, concepts, syntheses, timelines)
• Source file count
• Last ingest date
• Smart hints

docuflow status

docuflow suggest

Domain-aware first-steps guidance. Reads your domain from .docuflow/schema.md, counts existing wiki pages and sources, then prints 5 prioritised suggestions with reasons and ready-to-paste Claude prompt starters.

docuflow suggest

How it works

After running init, open Claude Desktop (or any MCP-compatible agent) and start working:

Scan src/ with list_modules and write wiki pages for each major module.

Claude will call Docuflow's 15 MCP tools to read files, build a wiki, and answer questions about your codebase — persisting knowledge that compounds over time.

Requirements

• Node.js 18+
• Claude Desktop, Cursor, Copilot, or any MCP-compatible agent

License

MIT — github.com/doquflows/docuflow