@getdis/cli

Command-line interface for DIS — search code, issues, docs, and meetings from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @getdis/cli

On Windows PowerShell, if script execution policy blocks npm.ps1, use npm.cmd:

npm.cmd install -g @getdis/cli

Or run directly:

npx @getdis/cli --help
bunx @getdis/cli --help

Usage

dis auth login                          # Authenticate (opens browser)
dis ask "How does authentication work?" # Ask about your codebase
dis search "DAG-78"                     # Search issues, PRs, commits
dis search "deployment guide" --in docs # Search documentation
dis search "standup decisions" --in meetings # Search meeting notes
dis plan "Add SSO support"              # Generate implementation plan
dis research "Migrate auth to PKCE"     # Gather context before coding
dis resolve "auth.service.login"        # Resolve entity to file location
dis deps "models.User"                  # Show dependency graph
dis status                              # Project health and integrations
dis health                              # Check connection
dis agent-context --json                # Machine-readable CLI map

Non-interactive authentication

For CI or headless environments, pipe a token into the login command:

echo "$TOKEN" | dis auth login --with-token

Credentials are persisted and reused by subsequent commands.

Conventions

• --json -- pass on any command for machine-parseable output. Both success payloads (stdout) and error envelopes (stderr) become JSON: {"error": {"code", "message"}}. Error codes are stable: invalid_invocation, invalid_enum, project_not_configured, auth_required, connection_failed, server_failed, not_found, ambiguous, unknown.
• dis agent-context --json emits the live CLI command tree (every command, flag, default, and enum) -- no backend required. Branch on cli.version to detect contract changes.

Configuration

Place a .dis.toml in your project root:

project_fqid = "your-project-id"

Documentation

Visit getdis.ai for full documentation.