Elucim CLI

Agent-discoverable command line tools for validating, inspecting, polishing, and laying out Elucim documents.

npx @elucim/cli ops --json
npx @elucim/cli validate diagram.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli inspect diagram.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli nudges diagram.elc --semantic-layout --json
npx @elucim/cli polish diagram.elc --apply-safe --out polished.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli add-step-card diagram.elc --id draft --x 80 --y 120 --title "Draft" --body "Editable grouped card" --out diagram.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli add-connector diagram.elc --id draft-to-review --from draft --to review --label "then" --line-style dashed --end-cap arrow --out diagram.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli add-beat diagram.elc --id intro-flow --preset revealFlow --targets draft,review --duration 60 --out diagram.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli animate-flow diagram.elc --id draft-handoff --from draft --to review --connector draft-to-review --out diagram.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli sample-beats diagram.elc --timeline intro-flow --beats 4 --json
npx @elucim/cli hold-final diagram.elc --timeline intro-flow --out poster.elc --json
npx @elucim/cli reduced-motion diagram.elc --mode minimal --out reduced.elc --json

Use npx @elucim/cli ops --json as the discovery entrypoint for agents. The installed binary is still elucim, so global installs can run elucim ops --json.

Copyable fixtures live in fixtures/agent:

• concept-card.elc is a minimal editor-friendly card with semantic layout and intent.
• animated-state-machine.elc adds a timeline and default state machine for preview/export workflows.

Authoring shortcuts such as add-step-card, add-text-block, add-card-grid, and add-connector write normal editable Elucim elements. At edit time these are groups plus SVG primitives; semantic connectors also add relationship metadata that the ELK layout pass reads as virtual graph edges.

The broader composite helper set is available from @elucim/dsl and advertised by elucim ops --json: decision nodes, boundaries/containers, badges/pills, queues/stacks, roadmaps, comparison tables, auto-layout groups, and progressive reveal groups.

Semantic motion commands compile higher-level animation verbs into ordinary Elucim timelines. Use add-beat for presets such as revealFlow, emphasizeDecision, tracePath, loopOnce, handoff, drainQueue, and compareBeforeAfter; reveal-group to auto-stagger by document order, rank, or group; sample-beats for motion lint plus beat-level before/after summaries; hold-final for static posters; reduced-motion for static or minimal-motion fallbacks; and export-frames for selected frame documents.