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@glrs-dev/cli

v3.20.0

Published

Unified CLI for the @glrs-dev ecosystem — OpenCode agent harness dispatch + worktree management.

Readme

@glrs-dev/cli

One binary. Requires Bun ≥ 1.2.0.

Docs: glrs.dev/cli

Install

npm i -g @glrs-dev/cli

Commands

glrs harness install         # register OpenCode harness
glrs harness configure       # interactive config
glrs harness doctor          # check health
glrs wt new                  # create worktree
glrs wt list                 # list all worktrees
glrs wt switch               # interactive picker
glrs wt delete               # remove worktrees
glrs wt cleanup              # delete merged/stale
glrs wt                      # bare invocation — interactive picker
glrs loop "do the thing"     # raw prompt autopilot
glrs autopilot --plan ...    # structured orchestrator
glrs upgrade                 # self-update

Telemetry

glrs sends anonymous usage events (which command ran, plus non-PII flags like success/failure and counts) via Counted to help prioritize work. No cookies, no fingerprinting, no PII — never repo names, branch names, paths, or arguments. Tracking never blocks or fails a command.

Opt out with either:

export DO_NOT_TRACK=1        # the cross-tool Do Not Track standard
export GLRS_NO_ANALYTICS=1   # glrs-specific

License

MIT