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@episoda/cli

v0.2.160

Published

CLI tool for Episoda local development workflow orchestration

Readme

@episoda/cli

Command-line tool for Episoda local development workflow orchestration.

Note: This package was previously published as episoda. It has been renamed to @episoda/cli for org-level ownership (EP1326). The episoda command name is unchanged.

Installation

From npm (recommended)

npm install -g @episoda/cli

Migrating from episoda

If you previously installed the unscoped episoda package:

npm uninstall -g episoda
npm install -g @episoda/cli

For local development

When developing the CLI locally, use npm run install-global instead of npm link. This copies files rather than creating symlinks, so the CLI survives worktree removal:

cd packages/episoda
npm run install-global

Why not npm link? Using npm link creates a symlink to the worktree directory. When that worktree is removed (after merge), the CLI breaks. The install-global script uses npm pack + npm install -g to copy files instead.

Commands

  • episoda auth - Authenticate with Episoda
  • episoda dev - Connect project to Episoda daemon
  • episoda status - Show connection status
  • episoda checkout <module> - Create worktree for a module
  • episoda release <module> - Remove worktree after merge
  • episoda list - Show active worktrees

Auto-Updates

The CLI automatically checks for updates when you run episoda status. If a new version is available, it will be installed automatically.

For file-linked development installs, auto-update is skipped (shows "linked" in version output).